Southtowns Record

TBM06.29.2026

Government
Town of West Seneca
Board
Town Board
Meeting
Jun 29, 2026, 6:00 p.m.
Posted by publisher
Jul 15, 2026
Kind
Minutes
Topics
Public safety, Parks and recreation, Budget and taxes, Water, sewer and drainage, Zoning and land use, Audits and oversight, Roads and traffic

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WEST SENECA COURT ROOM  TOWN BOARD
1250 Union Road  Minutes Meeting # 2026-12
West Seneca, NY 14224  June 29, 2026

Ayes: 5  Noes: 0  Abstain: 0  Motion Carried

10. Director of Recreation Cox re Appointment of part-time seasonal employees

Motion by Supervisor Dickson, seconded by Councilmember Sherman, to appoint the following part-
time Recreation Department employees with seasonal status at the rates of pay as listed effective
June 30, 2026:

Recreation Aid

Caleb Vreeland- $16.00 per hour
Macen Fontana- $16.00 per hour
Gabriel Cercone- $16.00 per hour
Madelyn Wojcik- $16.00 per hour
Graham Vosseller- $16.00 per hour
Olivia Stalker- $16.00 per hour
Jordan Lindsay- $16.00 per hour
Kaley Szalay- $16.00 per hour
Nicholas Sobczyk- $16.00 per hour

Ayes: 5  Noes: 0  Abstain: 0  Motion Carried

3. COMMUNICATIONS TO BE VOTED ON
1. Town Attorney re Resolution in Support of the New York Association of Towns Bill of Rights

Town Attorney Trapp stated the resolution is a notice to the state that the towns matter and need to
be heard.

Motion by Supervisor Dickson, seconded by Councilmember Robertson, to endorse and adopt the
New York Association of Towns Bill of Rights and affirms its commitment to the principles set forth
therein:

TOWN OF WEST SENECA
A RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT OF THE NEW YORK ASSOCIATION OF TOWNS BILL OF RIGHTS

WHEREAS, town government which has been long established under State law as providing
services essential to the vitality of New York State, including but not limited to maintaining and
repairing roads, protecting neighborhoods and businesses, guiding economic development, and
serving as the first line of defense, communication, and safety for residents of our community every
day of the year; and

WHEREAS, the 933 towns of New York State are home to more than 9.1 million New Yorkers and
are diverse in population, geography, and demographics, such that decisions affecting daily life are
best made at the local level by the government that best understands each community's character,

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