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Homeowners are responsible for repairs of water and sewer lines running from their homes out to the street connections. Older homes and homes with older trees may be at risk of these lines failing, which can result in costly repairs. Service Line Insurance is available from countless insurance carriers to cover these repairs and the monthly premium costs are generally quite modest. Persons with trusted insurance agents or brokers should contact those persons to inquire about this, or check with a current carrier providing general homeowner's coverage. Otherwise, options to purchase these policies can be found online. When researching and making inquiries, comparisons should be made as far as premium costs, what is covered (and what is not), deductible amounts and limits of coverage.
Sign up to receive Emergency Alerts on the CodeRED system, now live in the Village of East Aurora and Town of Aurora.
CodeRED is an emergency notification service that allows emergency officials to notify residents and businesses by telephone, cell phone, text message and email regarding time-sensitive general and emergency notifications.
How to Register for CodeRED Alerts
CodeRED
Registration is Required and Event is Limited to 700 Participants
Latex Paint Collected will be Recycled by the PaintCare Company!
If you are in the offices of the Village Clerk or Town Clerk, please take a moment to say Thank You! for their service. This week is the 54th International Celebration of Municipal Clerks' Week! See the Mayor's Proclamation!
Resolution for Opposition to Natural Gas Ban: click here
Erie County is starting preliminary design for work to be done next year on both Maple and Pine Streets. Residents may see survey crews working beginning mid-September. The County plans to hold public information meetings in the Spring.
July 9th from 8:30am – 1 pm.
Registration is now open and residents can reserve their spot by registering on our web-site at www.erie.gov/recycling or by calling the HHW hotline (716-858-6800). The big news is we are now collectingpaint for recycling. This is a no-cost service to residents for HHWdisposal and paint recycling.
Erie County Grant for Storefront Revitalization: click here
"Erie County has announced the start of the StorefrontRevitalization Program. The County Executive has dedicated $10 million oftax revenue from online sales during the COVID 19 pandemic to assist brick andmortar businesses who were adversely impacted during that time.
The program will grant small businesses up to $40,000 for exteriorrepairs to their storefronts. One of their primary objectives is tofund Storefront façade improvements in every municipality in Erie County, butthat requires that eligible businesses in each municipality apply."
The Western New York Honey Bee Producers, Inc. will remove swarms of honey bees for FREE!
To report a swarm, fill out the online "Report a Swarm" form.
No Mow May Proclamation from Mayor Peter Mercurio
The Village Board adopted a Resolution on April 18th in support of No Mow May. Residents are encouraged to leave lawns unmowed during the month of May to help the health of bees and other pollinators and wildlife. See more information here, including printable lawn signs:
https://xerces.org/publications/other/no-mow-may
https://beecityusa.org/no-mow-may/
Think Spring! PLEASE consider alternatives to chemical treatments for lawns! See the Gnome link in the County newsletter for helpful tips for environmentally-friendly lawn care options. Also see a great option for proper disposal of Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) - no waiting for an event!
NYSEG customers can arrange for free pickup of up to two qualifying appliances per address per year and receive a rebate of $50 per refrigerator and freezer and $10 per working air conditioner.
Will Miller and his team of helpers constructed four custom picnic tables, specially designed with extended tabletops to accommodate persons with disabilities. They have been donated to the Village and will be placed throughout Hamlin Park. See more pictures here.
Will Miller is a senior at East Aurora High School and has been in scouting since joining Pack 514 as a Cub Scout. From there, Will joined Boy Scout Troop 513. Will is grateful for the support of his fellow troop members and leaders. Will credits his may helpers for his project - troop members and their fathers, saying the group effort was made possible by these great people who were simply "amazing." Will was able to raise the money for his Eagle Scout project and thanks the wonderful people of East Aurora for donating cans and bottles.
The Village extends our sincerest thanks to Will and all involved with his Eagle Scout project for making and donating these beautiful tables that are extra exceptional, proving accommodations for special persons!
Contact Village ADA Coordinator Cathryn Thomas at 716-652-6000, option 5, for any assistance, including large print copies of documents, information relayed audibly, or any other ADA-related need. Email contact: cathie.thomas@east-aurora.ny.us, or in person during business hours at 585 Oakwood Avenue, East Aurora.
Village Offices Closed Thursday & Friday, Nov. 25 & 26
Trash Collection Revised: 11/25 collected on 11/26; 11/26 collected on 11/27
Monday, November 15th at 7 p.m.
The Village Board is holding two new Public Hearings on cannabis:
A proposal to Opt Out of cannabis dispensaries within the Village
A proposal to Opt Out of cannabis consumption sites within the Village
All interested persons are encouraged to attend these hearings.
Village Offices Closed
No Change in Trash Pickup
The Village DPW is planning on paving roads this week. Expect minor traffic issues.
Wednesday June 30- Warren Dr. and The Meadow
Thursday July 1- North St.
Friday July 2- Elm St, Park Pl and Walnut
New Joint Municipal Building - Town Hall & Village Hall - 575 & 585 Oakwood Avenue
The East Aurora-Town of Aurora Police Department is participating in the two-week,statewide, seat belt enforcement initiative, Buckle Up New York, May 24-June 6, 2021, as part of the New York Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee’s “Click It…Or Ticket” campaign. Patrol Officers will perform traffic stops in the village and town to enforce seatbelt laws. This zero-tolerance enforcement effort aims to increase seat belt use, which helps reduce fatalities and injuries in motor vehicle crashes.According to the Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee, “Regardless of a 93 percent seat belt compliance rate, on average more than a third of motor vehicle occupants killed in crashes each year are unrestrained.” New York State's seatbelt law is a primary law, which means a police officer may stop vehicles solely because the drivers or passengers are not wearing seatbelts.For additional information, contact: East Aurora-Town of Aurora Police Department,(716) 652-1111
Overnight parking is now permitted on Village streets!