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The Ithaca Youth Bureau, established in 1948, is a public multi-service agency that provides a wide range of recreation and youth development programs to promote the health, happiness, and well-being of all youth and families in the greater Ithaca area. With a focus on inclusivity and diversity, the bureau offers a variety of programs including sports leagues, academic support, job training, expressive arts programs, and summer camps, serving over 7,500 youth annually. Through strategic outreach, they also aim to support economically disadvantaged and under-served youth in the community.Generated from the website

The Tompkins County Youth Services Department is dedicated to investing time, resources, and funding in communities to ensure the well-being and success of all youth in school, work, and life. With a vision of creating a community where every young person has the opportunity to thrive from childhood to adulthood, the department operates based on core values such as vision, empowerment, innovation, and integrity. Working closely with not-for-profit agencies and local volunteers appointed by municipal governments, the department advises the County Legislature on the allocation of state and county funds to support youth services. Annually, approximately 8,000 youth benefit from the programs funded by the department, which offers a range of services and resources to meet the diverse needs of young people in Tompkins County.Generated from the website

The City of Ithaca in New York is renowned for its commitment to urban forestry, having been recognized as a Tree City USA for 25 consecutive years and receiving numerous awards for its growth and sustainability efforts. With over 13,000 street trees in the city right-of-way, the Parks Forestry Division is responsible for tree planting, removal, and trimming, as well as emergency tree work. They also maintain the city's parks, natural areas, and provide support to volunteer groups dedicated to beautification. Visitors to Ithaca are invited to explore the city's exceptional urban forest through interactive maps and tree tour guides created by the Forestry Department. Recognizing the importance of trees as vital infrastructure, the city encourages residents to appreciate and get to know the diverse street tree populations in their neighborhoods. For any inquiries regarding street tree maintenance or planting, the City Forester can be contacted.Generated from the website