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The Village of Springville

is a rural community located 45 minutes southeast of Buffalo in Western New York within the southern tip of Erie County. The Village of Springville is fully encompassed by the Town of Concord and is surrounded by an environment of beautifully wooded hillsides, dramatic stream valleys and very productive farmland. This quaint Village is nestled in the foothills of the Alleghany Mountains. New York State (NYS) Route 39 crosses the rural setting from east to west and US Route 219 crosses from north to south. Springville’s location at the crossroads of these important routes makes it a natural center for services. Along with the Village’s close proximity to Cattaraugus Creek and its tributaries, the location created opportunities for many early factory, trade and service businesses. To this day, the Village has maintained a historic downtown business district, surviving the influx of big box stores and franchise businesses in recent decades, located in the westerly edge of the Village. One of the key businesses in the historic downtown is the Joylan Theater, which shows first run movies.

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Municipal Parking Lot Striping

Striping of the Shuttleworth parking lot will be on Friday September 17 and Saturday September 18. Friday there will be no parking in the overnight parking area from 8am to 3pm. Saturday September 18 please park in the overnight area all day so the striping may continue in the rest of the parking lot. We are sorry for any inconvenience. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.

PUBLIC NOTICE

THE VILLAGE OF SPRINGVILLE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT WILL

BE FLUSHING WATER MAINS DURING THE WEEKS OF OCTOBER 10,

2021 AND OCTOBER 17, 2021. YOU MAY EXPERIENCE SOME

DISCOLORATION OF WATER AT THAT TIME. AS ALWAYS, WE ARE

SORRY FOR THE INCONVENIENCE AND APPRECIATE YOUR PATIENCE.

ABSENTEE BALLOT APPLICATIONS AND IMPORTANT DATES FOR CANIDATES

The Village of Springville Election will be on Tuesday March 15, 2022. To view important dates for all canidates, please click here. The Village of Springville can begin to accept absentee ballots as soon as November 15th, 2021. To get an absentee ballot please click here:

NEW VILLAGE OF SPRINGVILLE PROJECTS HAPPENING THE SUMMER/FALL 2021

Eaton Park (Franklin & N. Central) is getting new pickle ball courts, replacement tennis courts and
hockey are along with a park shelter and shade sails in the spray park. Construction will begin this
summer and finish by fall. Funding is through Erie County Smart Growth funds along with Village of Springville funds. Due to the construction in Eaton Park the spray park will be closed this year. N. Central Water Line Replacement project will replace the waterline on N. Central from W. Main St to Eaton St. Construction will begin this summer and finish by fall. Funding is Community Development Block Grant funds along with Village of Springville funds.
Skate Park – Construction on a new concrete skate park will begin in August and be completed by Oct 2021. Funding is through Erie County Smart Growth funds, Village Funds, Skate Park Committee from Green Springville and along with Tony Hawk Foundation (BTP) funds matching grant. If you have any questions on village projects, facilities or services please contact the Village Office at 716-592-4936 x1000. Thank you.

ATTENTION

A BIG THANK YOU!

Thank you to everyone that participated in the Downtown Disaster Drill on Saturday August 28, 2021 from 7-9 am. Over 130 fire department volunteers from 12 companies were involved in the mutual aid simulated fire explosion drill in front of 25 E. Main St Springville. The Village of Springville administration would like to send out a heartfelt thank you to all the volunteer firefighters, county personnel, village personnel and volunteer victims that came together on a warm Saturday morning to make this drill a success.

Big thank you to all of the following people for actively participating:

Fire Departments & Companies Springville, East Concord, Morton’s Corners, Collins Center, West Valley, Chaffee Sardinia, Yorkshire, Langford, Gowanda, Hamburg, Seneca Fire and Boston

Mercy Flight EMS, Bertrand Chaffee Hospital Doctors and ER staff

Erie County Department of Homeland and Emergency Services Personnel and Trailers

Village of Springville Fire Chief Marc Gentner, EMS Chief Cheryl Gentner, Springville Assistant Chiefs – JP Oatman and Matt Dygert and Fire Police Captain Bob Schueler

Village Natural Disaster Coordinator Todd Catalano

Village of Springville Superintendent of Public Works Duane Boberg

Village Public Works Depts – Electric, Water and Streets personnel

Victims & Moulage personnel – Deputy Mayor Nils Wikman, Trustee Kim Pazzuti, Village Office staff – Administrator Liz Melock, Jen Blumenstein, Maura West, Electric Dept Staff Deb Smith, West Falls Volunteer Ezekiel Obringer, Bertrand Chaffee Hospital Staff Annette Kaleta and EC Sheriff Deputy Doug Grube

Village Police Dept Officer in Charge Nick Budney and Officers Andrew Avery & Paul Randall

NYSDOT for Rte 39 detour

Country Fair –Manager Melissa Lingenfelter and Main Street Pizzeria – Joe Emerling for food donations for volunteers

Crosby Mart Darcy Jermain for public viewing area

Patronus Photographic – Eric & Kelly Tuberdyke – film and video of event

Anyone else that helped make this event a success we thank you also.

THE SKATE PLANS ARE IN!!

To view these exciting new plans for a new Skate Park in Heritage Park, please click here :

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LIMB, BRUSH AND LAWN CLIPPINGS COLLECTION SCHEDULE AND REQUIREMENTS

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ERIE COUNTY HAZARDOUS HOUSEHOLD WASTE COLLECTION EVENT

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VILLAGE OF SPRINGVILLE HELP WANTED

The Village of Springville seeks a Part-Time Fire and Emergency Dispatcher to work in the Springville Fire Control Center. A minimum of one year radio experience is required.

2021-2022 VILLAGE OF SPRINGVILLE BUDGET

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To view the Mayor's Power Point presentation of the Village of Springville's tenative 2021-2022 Budget, please click here:

COVID -19 VACCINE AVAILABILITY STATEMENT FROM ECDOH

Beginning at 4 pm on Monday, January 11, 2021, the NYSDOH COVID-19 Vaccination Hotline will open for scheduling vaccination appointments for eligible New Yorkers. For more information, please click here:

PUBLIC EMPLOYER HEALTH EMERGENCY PLAN FOR THE VILLAGE OF SPRINGVILLE

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2020-2021 HEAP (HOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM) UPDATES

The New York State Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) is a federally funded program that assists low-income households in meeting their home energy needs. The 2020-2021 program is comprised of a regular benefit component, including a Clean and Tune (C & T) benefit, an Emergency benefit component, a Heating Equipment Repair and Replacement (HERR) component and a Cooling Assistance (CAC) component . For more information regarding HEAP or to apply for assistance, please click here:

This institution is an equal oppurtunity provider and employer. If you wish to file a Civil Rights program complaint of discrimination, complete thr USDA program Discrimination Complaint Form, found online at http://www.ascr.usda.gov/complaint_filing_cust.html, or at any USDA office, or call (866)632-9992 to request the form. You may also write a letter containing all of the information requested in the form. Send in your completed complaint form or letter to us by mail at U.S. Department og Agriculture, Director, Office of Adjudication, 1400 IndependenceAvenue, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20250-9410,by fax (202)690-7442 or email at [email protected].

EMPLOYMENT

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Tax Credits Available Now for East Hill Historic District Residents and also now for the West End Historic District

East Hill Historic District and West End Historic District nominations have been signed and placed on the New York State Register of Historic Places. Property owners may now apply for the homeowner tax credit program, as placement on the State Register is the threshold for the tax credit program. East Hill Historic District Application PDF or West End Historic District Application PDF Read More