The meeting included the adoption of a local law amending Chapter 52 regarding Ambulance Services. The Board approved various transfers of funds, a warrant for voucher payments, and the scheduling of a demolition hearing for the Stiglmeier Park Casino building. Several resolutions were passed concerning Verizon Wireless micro-cell facility installations, including EAF determinations and special use permits. The Board also authorized the purchase of a salt spreader, a drone for the Police Department, audiovisual equipment for the Senior Center, and technology equipment for a police vehicle. Additionally, the Board approved land transfers, software renewals for multiple departments, and several personnel appointments to positions including the Director of Information Technology, Junior Planner, and Code Enforcement Officer.
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The agenda focuses on multiple municipal administrative and operational items. Key discussions involve public hearings for the Community Development Block Grant and HOME Programs, as well as the 2027 benefit basis and 2026 preliminary budgets. Resolutions include personnel appointments, transfers, and terminations, adoption of local laws regarding ambulance services and tax levies, authorizations for equipment purchases (including a vehicle and snow plow), and various infrastructure and software contract renewals. Additionally, the council addressed multiple notices to bidders for town services such as snow removal, landscaping, and property maintenance, and reviewed legal claims against the town.
Oct 13, 2026·Board meeting
Cheektowaga Town Board Town Board Meeting
The Town Board meeting featured a presentation from representatives of Aflac regarding the potential introduction of voluntary employee benefit programs. The discussion covered the benefits to the town, including no direct costs, potential savings on payroll taxes, and increased competitiveness in employee retention. The presenters detailed various insurance offerings such as short-term disability, accident insurance, hospitalization plans, and cancer coverage, emphasizing the supplemental nature of these plans, their ease of administration, and their role as a safety net for employees.
Oct 8, 2026·Board meeting
Town Board Special Meeting
The meeting centered on a comprehensive review of the 2027 tentative town budget. The board analyzed various revenue streams, including the property tax levy, outside income, and the utilization of reserve funds to balance expenses. Discussion focused on multi-year financial trends, the impact of rising costs on the budget, and projections concerning the depletion of reserve funds compared to previous years. The presentation aimed to clarify the fiscal challenges facing the town and the necessity of structural budgetary adjustments.
