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¢ Met with the Erie County Task Force on February 11, 2026 @11am. The meeting was productive. They toured several properties, taking picture s and video that can be found on their Facebook page (Erie County Clerk’s Zombies Initiativ e). e Working with the WNY Law Center to provide workshops for the community to educate and provide guidance on several issues. : © Evictions ~ for people facing evictions from landlords. o -Smali Business Legal Clinic — providing free legal services for new small businesses. o Bankruptcy — Answering legal questions for people facing bankrup tcy. o Mortgage & Tax Foreclosure — Answering legal questions for people facing Mortgage and or tax foreclosures. OLD INFORMATION ¢ Complaint forms need to be completed and submitted when bringin g concerns to our attention. They are imperative if the issue rises to the level of legal and/or court action. Spring Safety & Property Maintenance Reminder As we transition into spring, residents are reminded to inspect their propert ies for seasonal - hazards and maintenance issues in accordance with the New York State Uniform Fire Prevention and Building Code and the New York State Property Maintenance Code. Spring thaw and wet weather can create unsafe conditions. Please take time to: « Inspect roofs, gutters, and downspouts for winter damage and ensure proper drainage away from foundations. Check basements and crawl spaces for water intrusion ot mold concerns. Remove yard debris, fallen limbs, and trash that may creste fire or pest hazards . Maintain lawns and vegetation to prevent overgrowth and rodent harborage. Inspect decks, porches, and stairs for loose railings or structural deterio ration. Ensure sump pumps discharge properly and do not create drainage issues on neighboring properties. * Obtain required permits before beginning spring constrution projects such as decks, sheds, fences, pools, or renovations. *Property maintenance is a shared responsibility that protects public safety, neighborhood appearance, and property values. Addressing minor concems eatly helps prevent larger, more costly issues later in the season. For questions regarding permits, inspections, or compliance requirements, please contact the Code Enforcement Office. Stay safe and enjoy the spring season responsibly.