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The Town of Grand is looking to residents to fill the following board vacancies:
Conservation Advisory Board
Economic Development Advisory Board
Historic Preservation Advisory Board
Parks & Recreation Advisory Board
Planning Board
Technology Advisory Board
Traffic Safety Advisory Board
Please send your resume and or qualifications to the Town Supervisor John C,. Whitney, P.E. by February 15, 2020. Email: rdiehl@grand-island.ny.us
GRAND ISLAND TOWN PROSECUTOR
Please send resume and cover letter to the
Town Supervisor, John C. Whitney, P.E.
by January 31, 2020.
Email: rdiehl@grand-island.ny.us
Or mail or Drop off to:
Town Hall 2255 Baseline Rd., Grand Island, NY 14072
ONLINE TAX RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS - SERVICE FEES APPPLY www.grandislandny.us
DEBIT AND CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED AT COUNTER - SERVICE FEES APPLY.
ATTENTION ALL ENHANCED STAR RECIPENTS.
If your total income for 2018 is less than $35,400 you may qualify for the Low Income Senior program. Call or email the Assessor's office for furthier information.
716-773-9600 ext 648 or 651. jtafelski@grand-island.ny.us jmcginty@grand-island.ny.us
November 1, 2019 is the official start of our 2019-2020 Winter Season. Please observe our “No Parking” restrictions on all public highways between the hours of 2:00 a.m. thru 7:00 a.m. from November 1, 2019 thru March 31, 2020. This allows us to give you effective snow plowing in all areas of the town. Our Town of Grand Island Police Department and the Erie County Sheriff’s Department enforce this ordinance.
The chipping of brush/branches is for the general yard maintenance of trimming on a residential property. All branches should be a minimum of 4 ft. in length, neatly stacked with butt ends facing the roadway no more than 3 ft. high.
The program is not meant for clearing of lots. If a contractor is hired, they are to dispose of and remove all brush/branches, the HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT WILL NOT PICK UP FOR THE CONTRACTOR.
We do not pick up root balls or wood cut exceeding 6 inches.
Please understand that chipping is an extremely hazardous service that the highway department provides and appreciates your cooperation. We do not pick up decorative grasses, plants with vines or weeds. If we see poison ivy or poison oak we will not pick up. It is the resident’s responsibility to dispose of the weed.
We assign two summer crews for pick up 5 days per week from May 15 thru August 31 each year.
Limited pick ups from September 1st thru October 15th, at this time we begin to turn the trucks over for the Winter Salting/Plowing season.
Exceptions to this will be made when we experience ice/sleet and high wind/rain events.
Local Waterfront Revitalization Program
Please provide some thoughts on potential opportunities and issues in the waterfront via the
Community Feedback Form