«By approving this local law, the Legislature would ensure that
the County Road Fund receives a boost in funding.
Today Erie County Clerk Chris Jacobs and Legislator Edward Rath proposed a Local Law that would direct any and all excess revenues generated by the Erie County Auto Bureau into the dedicated «Erie
County Road Fund.»
Not exact matches
He criticized states for kicking the can down the
road, living beyond their means year after year in a «never - ending sense of crisis» that results in «stop - and - go
funding of vital programs,» such as those for infrastructure, education, pensions and city and
county services.
This includes 6.5 mills that go to the state
fund, 5.6 mills that go to Jefferson
County's general fund, 7.9 mills that go to things like roads and bridges and another 8.2 mills that go to schools across the c
County's general
fund, 7.9 mills that go to things like
roads and bridges and another 8.2 mills that go to schools across the
countycounty.
Perhaps most importantly, the
counties are pushing for using bank settlement
funds for upstate
road and water infrastructure projects and have the state invest in clean water infrastructure.
This misuse of tax dollars hurts everyone by reducing
funds for
county services like sheriff's
road patrols, street repairs, libraries, parks and more.
Increased community development
funding is included for Erie
County Soil and Water Conservation and the Cooperative Extension along with continued
funding for the important healthcare and community work conducted for Buffalo's refugee population by Jericho
Road Community Health Center.
The appropriation of $ 12,600,000 of Transfer Tax from the Erie
County Road Repair Reserve Fund (budgeted 2018 revenue) for road and bridge repairs in 2018;
Road Repair Reserve
Fund (budgeted 2018 revenue) for
road and bridge repairs in 2018;
road and bridge repairs in 2018; and
The group known as the Astorino Truth Squad —
funded by the
county Democratic committee thanks to a surge in donations tied to Gov. Andrew Cuomo — released a statement on Monday noting that Astorino's 85 days on the
road is «tantamount to a 17 - week vacation at a cost to Westchester taxpayers of $ 52,556.35.»
In some late construction season news, the Legislature has finally seen the plans for the first
road project to be paid for (partially) with PAVE NY
funds ($ 2,019,000) that were granted to the
county from New York State at the end of June.
«We are here today to request that the
County Executive spend the
funding that was designated for
road work this year.
Fleming also secured
county funds for economic development and key
road improvements such as a $ 5 million dollar upgrade to the 80 - year - old Riverside traffic circle, an important component of the area's revitalization plan.
Erie
County has 1,200 center lane miles of
road, more than the states of Hawaii, Rhode Island, or Delaware, and we should receive infrastructure
funding that is commensurate with that
road inventory.
Authored a local law in early 2015 to dedicate revenues from the Erie
County Clerk's Auto Bureau to the Erie
County Road Repair Reserve
Fund.
I urge members of Congress to support the
funding for the transportation bill to bring much needed money to Erie
County and to allow for the repair and reopening of
roads like Tonawanda Creek
Road.»
On June 28 we learned that New York State was providing towns and
counties with state
funding for
roads through PAVE NY.
Erie
County Legislator Edward Rath, III announces that at the Nov. 19 session the Legislature approved a resolution to
fund experimental testing to address the continuous deterioration of Maple
Road.
Erie
County Legislator Edward A. Rath, III announces that
funding has been approved to begin critical design work on Goodrich
Road reconstruction.
The
funding will be used to repave and repair roadways throughout Erie
County, including major work on Big Tree
Road from Route 75 to Bayview in Hamburg and Girdle
Road from Clinton to Bullis in Elma.
Unfortunately, the administration controls
road work and despite the Legislature finding additional funding for road work last year, the County Executive still chose not to repair Swift Mills Road Bri
road work and despite the Legislature finding additional
funding for
road work last year, the County Executive still chose not to repair Swift Mills Road Bri
road work last year, the
County Executive still chose not to repair Swift Mills
Road Bri
Road Bridge.
ALBANY, NY (03/02/2015)(readMedia)-- Local
Road and Bridge
Funding Crisis Draws 600
County & Town Highway Officials & Advocates to State Capital
Local
Road and Bridge
Funding Crisis Draws 600
County & Town Highway Officials & Advocates to State Capital Monday March 02, 2015 at 04:32 pm
At 2:30 p.m., Assembly Minority Leader Brian Kolb joins Assemblyman Steve Hawley and others to call for increased
funding for local
roads, bridges and highways in upstate New York, Ontario
County Transportation Center, 2930
County Rd. 48, Canandaigua.
Also at 11 a.m., Assemblywoman Kimberly Jean - Pierre will be joined by Suffolk
County Executive Steve Bellone, Suffolk
County Legislature Presiding Officer DuWayne Gregory, Babylon Town Supervisor Rich Schaffer and the Copiague Chamber of Commerce to announce
funding for Downtown Copiague revitalization, Great Neck
Road and Oak Street, Copiague.
He envisions a $ 153 million
county tax reduction and a $ 51 million
road fund.
If this law were enacted it is estimated that more than $ 15 million dollars of additional
funding would be generated for the
Road Fund which is devoted to the repair and upkeep of Erie
County Roads and Bridges.
Erie
County Legislator Kevin Hardwick cosponsored a resolution at the May 8, 2014 session to transfer $ 5 million from the undesignated
fund balance, which is currently at $ 89 million, to allow for additional
road projects this year.
With this law, I propose transferring all excess revenue generated by the Erie
County Auto Bureau to the Highway Department (
Road Fund).
That is why my colleagues and I in the
County Legislature voted to appropriate an additional $ 5 million of the county's fund balance, our rainy day account, to help repair the county road system because it was not just raining; it was po
County Legislature voted to appropriate an additional $ 5 million of the
county's fund balance, our rainy day account, to help repair the county road system because it was not just raining; it was po
county's
fund balance, our rainy day account, to help repair the
county road system because it was not just raining; it was po
county road system because it was not just raining; it was pouring.
Erie
County Legislature Chairman John J. Mills and Legislator Edward A. Rath, III are once again asking the Department of Public Works to provide an update on its
road work plans for this summer and how it plans to spend an influx of state
funding.
Rep. Engel said, «Sandy caused heavy damage in lower New York State and these
funds, from the Federal Highway Administration, are for repairing
roads in designated
counties, including Rockland, Westchester, and the Bronx.
List of Supporting Organizations: • African Services Committee • Albany
County Central Federation of Labor • Alliance for Positive Change • ATLI - Action Together Long Island • Brooklyn Kindergarten Society • NY Immigration Coalition • Catholic Charities • Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens • Catholic Charities of Buffalo • Catholic Charities of Chemung / Schuyler • Catholic Charities of Diocese of Albany • Catholic Charities of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Syracuse • CDRC • Center for Independence of the Disabled NY • Children Defense
Fund • Chinese - American Planning Council, Inc. • Citizen Action of New York • Coalition for the Homeless • Coalition on the Continuum of Care • Community Food Advocates • Community Health Net • Community Healthcare Network • Community Resource Exchange (CRE) • Day Care Council of New York • Dewitt Reformed Church • Early Care & Learning Council • East Harlem Block Nursery, Inc. • Family Reading Partnership of Chemung Valley • Fiscal Policy Institute • Food & Water Watch • Forestdale, Inc. • FPWA • GOSO • GRAHAM WINDHAM • Greater New York Labor Religion Coalition • HCCI • Heights and Hills • Housing and Services, Inc. • Jacob A. Riis Neighborhood Settlement • Jewish Family Service • Labor - Religion Coalition of NYS • Latino Commission on AIDS • LEHSRC • Make the
Road New York • MercyFirst • Met Council • Metro New York Health Care for All • Mohawk Valley CAA • NAMI • New York Association on Independent Living • New York Democratic
County Committee • New York State Community Action Association • New York State Network for Youth Success • New York StateWide Senior Action Council • NYSCAA • Park Avenue Christian Church (DoC) / UCC • Partnership with Children • Met Council • Professional Staff Congress • PSC / CUNY AFT Local 2334 • ROCitizen • Schenectady Community Action Program, Inc. • SCO Family of Services • SICM — Schenectady Community Ministries • Sunnyside Community Services • Supportive Housing Network of New York, Inc • The Alliance for Positive Change • The Children's Village • The Door — A Center of Alternatives • The Radical Age Movement • UJA - Federation of New York • United Neighborhood Houses • University Settlement • Urban Pathways, Inc • Women's Center for Education & Career Advancement
Allowing open -
road tolling on Wisconsin's interstates is the only plausible way to raise state money to match whatever federal
funding could be coming for transportation, Republican state Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald told
county officials on Wednesday.
Erie
County Legislator John Mills and some of his colleagues recently proposed a resolution requesting the county transfer $ 5 million in unassigned funds to the Department of Public Works in order to address ongoing road i
County Legislator John Mills and some of his colleagues recently proposed a resolution requesting the
county transfer $ 5 million in unassigned funds to the Department of Public Works in order to address ongoing road i
county transfer $ 5 million in unassigned
funds to the Department of Public Works in order to address ongoing
road issues.
The Minority Caucus added that with the delivery of these
funds, the County Executive should unlock his hold on the Transfer Tax Funds and immediately designate them to repair r
funds, the
County Executive should unlock his hold on the Transfer Tax
Funds and immediately designate them to repair r
Funds and immediately designate them to repair
roads.
Buffalo, N.Y. (WBEN)- Calling Erie
County Executive Mark Poloncarz «incompetent» for threatening to hold back sales tax
funds from area school districts as a way to force district consolidations, Comptroller Stefan Mychajliw as asking
County Executive should focus on the deplorable
road conditions...
Among other items, the Resolution includes $ 800,000 in
funding to address a
road slide on Ketchum Road in the Town of Collins, $ 500,000 to address a road slide on Burdick Road adjacent to Tonawanda Creek in Newstead, and $ 750,000 in funding for the potential rehabilitation and transfer of county roads to local governme
road slide on Ketchum
Road in the Town of Collins, $ 500,000 to address a road slide on Burdick Road adjacent to Tonawanda Creek in Newstead, and $ 750,000 in funding for the potential rehabilitation and transfer of county roads to local governme
Road in the Town of Collins, $ 500,000 to address a
road slide on Burdick Road adjacent to Tonawanda Creek in Newstead, and $ 750,000 in funding for the potential rehabilitation and transfer of county roads to local governme
road slide on Burdick
Road adjacent to Tonawanda Creek in Newstead, and $ 750,000 in funding for the potential rehabilitation and transfer of county roads to local governme
Road adjacent to Tonawanda Creek in Newstead, and $ 750,000 in
funding for the potential rehabilitation and transfer of
county roads to local governments.
The Erie
County Legislature's Majority Caucus announces that more than $ 26 million in funding has been allocated for work on county roads and bridges this
County Legislature's Majority Caucus announces that more than $ 26 million in
funding has been allocated for work on
county roads and bridges this
county roads and bridges this year.
In a letter delivered today to the
County Executive, the Majority Caucus requested his support of its proposal to spend $ 5 million of the county's nearly $ 90 million undesignated fund balance for additional road work this
County Executive, the Majority Caucus requested his support of its proposal to spend $ 5 million of the
county's nearly $ 90 million undesignated fund balance for additional road work this
county's nearly $ 90 million undesignated
fund balance for additional
road work this year.
Current service levels will be maintained and high tech bookmobile service will hit the
road during 2015 (
funding to purchase the bookmobile was provided in the
County's 2014 Capital Budget).
The additional
funding, added as an amendment to the 2018 Capital Budget Bond Resolution that is now before the Erie
County Legislature, would be used for
road reconstruction and rehabilitation work including pavement and shoulder widening, drainage improvements, sight distance and safety improvements.
MADISON, Wis. (AP)-- Allowing open -
road tolling on Wisconsin's interstates is the only plausible way to raise state money to match whatever federal
funding could be coming for transportation, Republican state Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald told
county officials on Wednesday.
Minority Leader John Mills and Legislators Lynne Dixon, Joseph Lorigo, Kevin Hardwick and Edward Rath, members of the Erie
County Legislature's Minority Caucus, are again urging the
County Executive to release
road funds that he has refused to spend while
road conditions worsen throughout the
County.
The plan calls for more than $ 29 million in
road work throughout the
county, however some questions remain about how much of that
funding will be spent this year.
Shortly after the
County Executive released his 2014
Road Project List last spring, many Legislators immediately recognized that there wasn't enough work scheduled or
funding budgeted to address the
County's many infrastructure issues.
Erie
County Legislature Majority Leader Joseph Lorigo announces the proposed 2014
Road Project List includes
funding to repair roadways throughout his district.
Erie
County Legislator Joseph C. Lorigo announces that significant
road work has been completed within his district this summer thanks to
funding secured by the Legislature to address many of the serious concerns that had been plaguing motorists and residents.
The
county had a strong surplus but poor
road conditions, and the $ 5 million transferred from
fund balance was taxpayers» money that should be used for their benefit.
The
county - financed program, which began in 2015,
funds repair or replacement of aging
roads and bridges and upgrades like wider shoulders and better pedestrian access.
Tompkins
County Lawmakers have approved additional
funding for the nearly $ 2 million dollar Pine Tree
Road pedestrian and multi-modal project.