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Residents of the 4th Ward will be able to apply for the position.
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There could still be a referendum in 2027.
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Residents had to leave the building more than two weeks ago after the city issued an order to vacate, citing fire safety concerns.
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There are more than 180 apartments in the building, including 40 that were set aside for people transitioning out of homelessness.
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Ithaca’s Common Council passed a measure Wednesday that would sever ties with Flock Safety, which makes automatic license plate readers.
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The organization would have been forced to split up and send away one of the largest fossil collections in the country.
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In a statement, Cayuga United said over 70% of Cayuga Medical nurses have signed union authorization cards.
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Demonstrators in Ithaca, Corning and Binghamton, gathered for the second “No Kings” rally in five months.
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Hannah Shvets secured the Democratic nomination for Ithaca’s 5th Ward common council seat.