Southtowns Record

GOING PLACES USER MANUAL

Government
Town of Aurora
Board
Town Board
Meeting
Jun 16, 2026
Kind
Other
Topics
Public safety, Budget and taxes, Housing

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Activity
  (Review-Update-  Person
  Date  Remarks
  Addendum- Adoption-  Responsible
  Distribution)
  training and copies of Title VI
  policy.

  Verify all new employees receive
  August 1,  Annual review of  training and copies of Title VI
  Gadzo
  2025  implementation  policy. Verify intake materials and
  postings.

  Verify all new employees receive
  August 1,  Annual review of  training and copies of Title VI
  Gadzo
  2026  implementation  policy. Verify intake materials and
  postings.

  Verify all employees receive
  August 1,  Update plan, adopt and  training and copies of Title VI
  Gadzo
  2027  distribute  policy. Verify intake materials,
  postings

Program Monitoring
The Erie County Department for the Aging will monitor the effectiveness of the Title VI
program through the feedback from clientele, employees, public and other agencies (NYSDOT,
FTA). Erie County Department for the Aging seeks opportunities to continuously improve its
Title VI plan, public participation outreach efforts and providing meaningful access of our
services to LEP individuals.

Facility Location Equity Analysis
As a subrecipient of federal funds, Erie County Department for the Aging understands we are
required to conduct a Title VI equity analysis when planning to construct, expand, or purchase a
facility. A facility includes storage facilities, maintenance facilities, and operations centers, but it
does not include bus shelters, transit stations, or power substations. The equity analysis
requirement applies even to facilities that do not receive direct federal funding (as long as Erie
County Department for the Aging receives federal financial assistance, Title VI requirements
apply to all programs and activities). The equity analysis compares the equity impacts of various
siting alternatives and must occur during the planning phase, prior to the selection of the
preferred site, and must include the following:

  1. A description of the outreach to persons potentially impacted.
  2. A comparison of equity impacts of various citing alternatives.
  3. An analysis about whether a disparate impact occurs based on race, color or national
  origin (including potential cumulative adverse impacts from other facilities with similar
  impacts in the area) because of the location and construction of a facility. (If there is a
  disparate impact, the construction of the facility may only occur if there is a substantial

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