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SESQUICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE TO MEET APRIL 24th

The kickoff Sesquicentennial event took place this past Saturday with a successful 5K Run/Walk through the village.  Thank you to the organizers and volunteers who did a fantastic job coordinating the Run and to all of the runners, walkers and their families who came out to support this great community event.
 
The next meeting of the Sesquicentennial Committee will be at 6:30 p.m. this Wednesday, April 24, 2024 at Hamburg Village Hall, 100 Main Street.  Anyone is welcome to attend.   Click here for additional information on the various Sesquicentennial activities and events being planned and also to sign up for or support these events.  We are hopeful that all of our residents and businesses will join in this community-wide celebration.   

SPRING YARD WASTE AND LEAF COLLECTION

Beginning Monday, April 15, 2024 (weather permitting), leaves and yard waste (clippings, weeds, flowers, etc.) should preferably be placed on the ground  for spring collection (never in bags, not in your tote and not in the street) at the curb for collection by the leaf vacuum.  While we strive to pick up yard waste on your regular garbage day, this schedule cannot always be adhered to depending on volume.   Leave it at the curb - it will be picked up.   REMINDER - The Village does not pick up grass/grass clippings.  Larger branches/limbs are for brush pickup which always starts the last Monday of the month.  Later in the season we would request that yard waste be placed in containers (please check the website or call Public Works at 716-649-4953 for updates).

ReTREE HAMBURG

ReTree Hamburg is a volunteer group working with the Village of Hamburg to reestablish the beautiful tree canopy for which Hamburg was known.  You can leave a legacy of green for your children by purchasing a tree in tribute to a loved one, in celebration of a special event or just to beautify your neighborhood.  The goal is to plant 150 trees in the village streetscape in 2024 to celebrate the 150-year anniversary of the Village of Hamburg.  For more information about Re-Tree Hamburg and how you can support this effort, please click on read more below.

VILLAGE COMMUNITY HUB CONSTRUCTION UNDER WAY

Please be advised that the Village portion of the main parking lot and Peace Park will be closed beginning the second week of March for the construction of the Village Community Hub project. The project will reconstruct the parking lot, add lighting, drainage, sidewalks and include park improvements and expansion. The project is scheduled to be substantially complete by the end of June.

Information Regarding Housing of Homeless Individuals and Families in the Village of Hamburg

Update:  Mayor Tallman will continue to keep residents updated regarding the matter of the homeless individuals and families housed at hotels in the village.  Please see the attached letter with regard to the children attending local schools.

The Erie County Department of Social Services (DSS) has informed the Village of Hamburg that they have entered into a private contract with the owner of the Super 8 and Quality Inn to book up to 120 rooms until the end of the year for the purpose of temporarily housing homeless individuals and families.  At no point was the Village of Hamburg consulted, made aware of, or approve of this arrangement.  The contract is between Erie County DSS and the private hotel operator.

The following statement from Mayor Tallman has been drafted in order to provide accurate, up-to-date information regarding this matter.  Click 'read more' below to see the Mayor's full statement. 
 
If you have additional questions with regard to the county program, please reach out to County Legislator John Gilmour or County Executive Mark Poloncarz’s office.  Their contact information is also attached.  You can also reach Mayor Tallman at 716-649-0200 ext. 3014 with your questions or concerns.  We appreciate your patience as we move through this process.  

MATTRESS DISPOSAL POLICY

Mattresses (do not have to wrap box springs), mattress toppers, futon mattresses/cushions must be bagged/wrapped in plastic when they are disposed of during large trash weeks.  You may provide your own bag/wrap or Mattress bags are available at Public Works, 425 Pleasant Avenue for $6.00 each (cash or check). 

TOTES

Additional garbage and recycle totes may be purchased at Public Works, 425 Pleasant Avenue.   Garbage totes are $80.00, Recycle totes are $50.00 - cash or check payable to Village of Hamburg.  Once totes are paid for, they will be delivered.
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