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Village Board
The government
of the Village is run by a five member board consisting of a Mayor
and four Trustees. Each is elected for a four year term. The Board sets
policies for the Village as well as adopts local laws, approves budgets,
sets tax rates and supervises all Village departments and agencies.
The Board also appoints volunteers to various committees. The Village Board meets on the second and fourth Monday of each month at 7:30pm in the Village Hall Auditorium, with a work session prior to the meeting beginning at 6:00pm. This schedule is subject to change; please contact the Administrator's office at (716) 632-4120 to verify meeting dates.
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Village Administration
The Village
Board of Trustees has created the position of Administrator/Clerk-Treasurer
to provide overall direction and coordination of the day to day
activities of the Village. The Administrator's duties include acting
as executive assistant of the Mayor and Board of Trustees in connection
with the conduct of affairs of the Village, overseeing and coordinating
the activities of all Village departments to insure effective and
efficient operation and carrying out the directives of the Village
Board. As Treasurer and chief fiscal officer, the Administrator's
duties include receiving taxes, borrowing and investing funds, preparing
the budget and the annual financial report. The responsibilities,
as Clerk, include attending Board meetings, preparing the meeting
agenda and resolutions, recording and transcribing the Board minutes
and records management.
Village Court
The Village Court
is headed by a Village Justice who is elected to a four year term.
A Prosecuting Attorney is appointed yearly by
the Village Board of Trustees. Cases handled by the Village Court
include traffic and parking violations as well as misdemeanor, small
claims and Village Code violations are also heard.
Hours:
Monday-Friday 8 am - 3 pm
Phone:
(716) 632-0450
Judge: Jeffrey F. Voelkl
Prosecuting Attorney: Thomas E. Webb, Jr.
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