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Votes at a glance: Cheektowaga Town Board actions, Feb. 24, 2026 Summary of votes and outcomes from the Feb. 24 Cheektowaga Town Board meeting, including adoption of Resolution 20-26-92 (immigration policy), bond approvals for equipment and drainage, purchase approvals and tabling of a festival permit resolution.

Cheektowaga Town Board made crucial decisions on immigration policy, major equipment funding, and community events in their latest meeting—find out what was adopted!

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Cheektowaga approves bonds for heavy equipment and drainage; board shortens equipment bond term to 10 years The Town Board authorized a $1.565 million bond for five heavy-equipment vehicles (amended from 15 to 10 years) and a $5 million drainage bond — roughly $3 million earmarked for the Kemp neighborhood — during its Feb. 24 meeting.

Cheektowaga Town Board just approved a $1.5 million bond for new heavy equipment and a $5 million drainage project, aiming to tackle aging infrastructure and flooding issues in the Kemp neighborhood!

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Cheektowaga board adopts resolution limiting local role in civil immigration enforcement On Feb. 24 the Cheektowaga Town Board unanimously adopted Resolution 20-26-92, directing the Cheektowaga Police Department not to use town personnel or resources for civil immigration enforcement except as legally required; sponsors and residents framed the measure as protecting trust and avoiding costly litigation.

Cheektowaga Town Board takes a bold step to protect community trust by limiting local involvement in civil immigration enforcement—what does this mean for residents?

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Cheektowaga Town Board tables resolution limiting local cooperation with civil immigration enforcement After an extended public comment period and board discussion, Cheektowaga Town Board voted to table Resolution 2026-92, which would have affirmed that town resources not be used for civil immigration enforcement except when required by judicial warrant or criminal warrant.

The Cheektowaga Town Board's recent decision to table a resolution on immigration enforcement has sparked a heated debate about community trust and safety.

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Cheektowaga finance director warns of structural budget gap; public hearing on exceeding tax cap closes Finance Director Brian Krause told the Town Board the 2027 budget is structurally unbalanced, with projected contract and benefit increases creating a roughly $1.7 million gap relative to the town's estimated $1.5 million tax‑cap allowance; residents urged the board to avoid exceeding the cap.

Cheektowaga's finance director reveals a looming $1.7 million budget gap, sparking heated debate over potential tax cap increases and the future of essential services.

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Residents urge Cheektowaga to end cooperation with ICE; board to review police policy Dozens of residents told the Town of Cheektowaga on Jan. 27 they want the town to end cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, citing recent deaths in custody and unclear local policy; board members said they will seek varied perspectives and consider a resolution to limit nonessential cooperation.

Residents in Cheektowaga are demanding an end to local police cooperation with ICE, sparking heated debates on public safety and community trust.

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Developer seeks rezoning at McKesson Parkway for 160‑unit apartment project; board hears traffic and school‑impact concerns Legacy Development asked the town to rezone parcels at 0 & 100 McKesson Parkway from retail to residential apartments; the project was reduced from an earlier 340‑unit plan to 160 units, will require sewer extensions and variances for height and parking, and drew questions about traffic safety, school-district impacts and environmental referrals.

A major developer is back with a revised plan for a 160-unit apartment complex at McKesson Parkway, but safety and infrastructure concerns are stirring debate in the community.

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Residents press Cheektowaga board to end police cooperation with ICE; board promises review Dozens of residents urged the town board to stop local police from assisting Immigration and Customs Enforcement, citing local cases, a UB Human Rights Center report and concerns about public safety and civil rights. The board said it will review policies and hold follow-up discussions and possible resolutions.

Residents of Cheektowaga are demanding an end to police cooperation with ICE, citing urgent concerns about civil rights and community safety.

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Cheektowaga board leaves Local Law No. 9 (term limits) hearing open after public questions on timing and scope A public hearing on Local Law No. 9, which would implement term limits for town elective officers, remained open after residents urged the board to make limits effective immediately and to consider whether town justices should be included; board members discussed ballot timing and legal constraints.

The Cheektowaga board is facing mounting pressure to implement immediate term limits, as residents question the timeline and scope of the proposed law that could redefine local governance for years to come.

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Resident urges Cheektowaga to suspend non‑mandated police cooperation with ICE after investigative report Jessica Greenwald told the town board the Cheektowaga Police Department has assisted ICE more than other local departments and urged the board to suspend non‑mandated cooperation under policy 414, citing legal and financial risks; the board took no formal action tonight.

Jessica Greenwald is urging the Cheektowaga town board to suspend police cooperation with ICE, highlighting the risks and moral implications of a policy that tears families apart.

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ZBA hears first proposed battery storage project for Cheektowaga and tables use-variance for more review AC Power and counsel presented a proposed battery energy storage facility at 3695 Broadway and described agency outreach and safety work. The Zoning Board of Appeals tabled the use-variance request until the January meeting to allow the board to review additional materials and for follow-up meetings with fire officials.

Cheektowaga's first proposed battery energy storage facility is on hold as the Zoning Board seeks more information before deciding on a use variance—could this project change the energy landscape in town?

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Developer seeks and board reapproves rezone at McKesson Parkway after prior approval lapsed Legacy Development requested reapproval of a 2022 multifamily rezone at 0 and 100 McKesson Parkway after the original rezone lapsed; the board moved and voted to reapprove while the developer warned of external permitting delays (Erie County, DEC) and said the project was scaled from 340 to 160 units.

The Planning Board has reapproved a scaled-back multifamily development at McKesson Parkway, dropping from 340 to 160 units, but the developer warns of lengthy permitting hurdles ahead.

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Cheektowaga board approves new hotel‑occupancy tax, several procurement and land‑use measures; tables battery storage project The Town Board adopted a local hotel occupancy tax (Local Law 4 of 2025), approved sealed bids for solid‑waste handling, authorized a PTAC replacement at the senior center, amended and affirmed continuation of Emerald Garden subdivision development, and tabled a proposed battery energy storage project on a closed Superfund site for further review.

Cheektowaga's Town Board just made waves by adopting a new hotel occupancy tax and advancing multiple development projects—what does this mean for the community?

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Cheektowaga board debates 2026 budget, defeats preliminary ad valorem motion while approving benefit‑basis and other measures The Cheektowaga Town Board heard public concerns about program cuts, discussed pool closures and revenue options, defeated a motion on the preliminary ad valorem budget by roll call and approved the benefit‑basis budget and several individual resolutions including a $32,000 transfer and consent agenda items.

Cheektowaga's town board faces fierce public outcry over proposed budget cuts that could jeopardize essential services like Meals on Wheels and local pools.

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Cheektowaga board reviews $113.6M preliminary budget; levy set at 2.58% increase, adoption tabled Town staff presented a $113.6 million preliminary 2026 spending plan with a $75.5 million tax levy — a 2.58% ($1,898,206) increase under the state tax-cap calculation. The board read resolutions to adopt the ad valorem and benefit-basis budgets but tabled both measures to the next meeting.

Cheektowaga's Town Board is facing tough choices as they propose a $113.6 million budget, with potential cuts to vital community programs on the table.

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Cheektowaga board seeks roughly $3.7M in cuts as 2026 levy projections exceed state tax cap At a special Town Board meeting, finance staff and board members reviewed the 2026 preliminary budget and sketched more than $3 million in potential savings while debating revenue adjustments and whether to rely on fund balance or borrow for capital equipment.

The Cheektowaga Town Board faces a daunting challenge ahead, needing to cut nearly $3.7 million from the 2026 budget to stay under the state tax cap while balancing essential services.

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Environmental Advisory Committee Approves Public EV Charging Station on French Road EAC recommends installation of unmanned EV charging station with 16 stalls for public use.

Cheektowaga's Environmental Advisory Committee is paving the way for a 24/7 unmanned EV charging station with 16 stalls, aiming to boost accessibility for electric vehicle owners in the community.

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Council Member Questions Funding Transfers for Parks and Senior Events Council member expresses gratitude and inquiries about specific funding transfers for community programs.

Cheektowaga's Town Board is reshaping community services by reallocating funds to enhance parks and senior events—showing a commitment to transparency and resident welfare.

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Cheektowaga Council Tables Tree Trimming Resolution Amid Discrepancies and Delays Cheektowaga Council defers decision on tree trimming resolution due to unresolved discrepancies.

Cheektowaga Town Board has hit pause on the crucial tree trimming resolution, raising questions about transparency and efficiency in local governance.

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Cheektowaga Council Opposes National Grid Rate Hikes Amid Economic Challenges Town of Cheektowaga passes resolution opposing electric rate increases by National Grid.

Cheektowaga's Town Board is taking a stand against rising electric rates that threaten to burden struggling families and seniors.

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Chittenango Town Board Approves EV Charging Station Permit at Hertz on Genesee Street Town Board grants special use permit for 16 EV charging stations at Hertz location.

Cheektowaga residents are demanding action on malfunctioning streetlights while the town board moves forward with plans for new EV charging stations—how will these changes impact your community?

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Council Member Phillipski Reallocates Salary Funds to Senior Center in Budget Adjustment Council member Phillipski's salary funding redirected to support local senior center programs.

In a bold move for community welfare, Council Member Phillipski has chosen to redirect his entire salary to support the local senior center, sparking discussions about budget priorities in Cheektowaga.

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Construction Height Debate Centers on New Building's 29-Foot Elevation Concern Officials discuss the 29-foot height of the new building relative to existing structures.

A heated debate is sparking in Cheektowaga as officials question the impact of a proposed building towering at 29 feet and 4 inches on the local landscape.

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Greene County Approves Plans for New Daycare Facility with Drive-Through Lane Considerations The town reviews daycare site plan addressing traffic, noise, and visual impacts.

Cheektowaga is set to enhance childcare options with a new daycare facility that prioritizes safety and community concerns, paving the way for a brighter future for local families.

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Cheektowaga Environmental Committee Reviews 3419 Broadway Public Vehicle Servicing Proposal Committee discusses environmental analysis for 3419 Broadway public vehicle servicing project.

The Cheektowaga Environmental Advisory Committee is poised to make a game-changing decision on a new public vehicle servicing facility that could transform the town's infrastructure and environmental landscape.

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Developer Addresses Traffic Flow and Safety for Straman Street Daycare Project Discussion focuses on tree preservation, parking layout, and pedestrian safety measures.

In a recent meeting, Cheektowaga's Environmental Advisory Committee passionately advocated for preserving mature trees in a new daycare project, emphasizing the need for a family-friendly environment amidst concerns over safety and noise.

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Cheektowaga Town Council Awards Concrete Restoration Contract to CMH Company Council approves CMH Company for concrete restoration and road reconstruction projects totaling $793,016.

Cheektowaga Town Board just awarded a $793,016 contract to CMH Company for crucial infrastructure upgrades—transforming our streets and sewers!

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Chicknewaga Town Council Awards $1M Drainage Improvement Contract to CMH Company Council approves drainage work contract funded by New York State water quality improvement grant.

Cheektowaga Town Board just awarded a groundbreaking $1 million drainage contract that promises to tackle long-standing infrastructure issues, all thanks to a generous state grant!

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Chittagawaga Council Appoints Patrick Gilmartin to Board of Ethics Until 2030 Council members approve Patrick Gilmartin's appointment to Chittagawaga's Board of Ethics.

Cheektowaga's Town Board has taken a bold step towards ethical governance by appointing Patrick Gilmartin to the Board of Ethics, a move that promises to enhance accountability until 2030.

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Local Supervisor Calls for Collaboration to Resolve Engineering Project Delays Supervisor urges unity among officials to expedite essential public projects and funding.

Frustration mounts in Cheektowaga as officials call for unity to break through engineering project delays and prioritize community needs.

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