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Town Board Regular Meeting Agenda, Sep 28, 2026 — Agenda

Government
Town of Hamburg
Board
Town Board
Meeting
Sep 28, 2026
Kind
Agenda
Topics
Budget and taxes, Public safety, Water, sewer and drainage, Zoning and land use, Parks and recreation, Energy and data center siting, Roads and traffic, Moratoriums

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A. PROGRAM DESCRIPTION AND SERVICES
Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits
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discrimination on the basis of race, color, or
national origin in programs and activities receiving  Italicized red font indicates instructions.
Federal financial assistance. Specifically, Title VI  Typically, these will be in a black box (like this),
provides that "no person in the United States shall,  but not always. Delete these boxes.
on the ground of race, color, or national origin, be
excluded from participation in, be denied the  Green font identifies samples. If there is more than
benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under  one sample, pick the one that best fits your agency
any program or activity receiving Federal financial  and tailor it.
assistance.”
  Gray shading denotes the actual sample. Remove
Subrecipients of public transportation funding from  the gray shading for the sample chosen and delete
the Federal Transit Administration (FTA), are  the options that do not apply.
required to develop policies, programs, and
  Black font is text that is strongly recommended by
practices that ensure that federal and state transit
  NYSDOT and should not be changed without
dollars are used in a manner that is  NYSDOT’s approval.
nondiscriminatory. Town of Hamburg is a
subrecipient of FTA financial assistance through a  Yellow highlighting indicates something that you will
grant from NYSDOT. This Title VI plan details how  need to update for your agency. It identifies items
  that should be updated by your agency.
Town of Hamburg incorporates nondiscrimination
policies and practices in providing transit services
to the ridership we serve.

Insert a brief description of the transit services that your agency provides, and primary funding sources
received. Four sample descriptions are provided below. Select the sample that best fits your agency,
tailor it (such as changing service times and cost), and remove the gray shading by clicking the
dropdown menu for the paint can in the Paragraph box of the Home tab and selecting “no color.”
REMEMBER to insert YOUR agency’s name (once you do this the first time, it should auto populate but
this needs to be confirmed). Additional instructions included in the Title VI Agency Guide.

Sample 1: Town of Hamburg provides demand response transportation within ABC County NY.
The transportation services requires advanced scheduling. Service is operated for all residents
of the County for all trip purposes. Many trips are for personal business, medical, social, and
recreational trips. While the majority of our riders are older adults or have a disability, we serve
all riders, including youth and people traveling to work. A nominal fare is charged. Town of
Hamburg primarily receives funds from City of ABC as a subrecipient of FTA 5311 funding
through NYSDOT to acquire transit vans and operate open-door transit service. Matching funds
are provided by City of ABC, State Transit Operating Assistance (STOA) and general funds.

Sample 2: The County of NAME receives FTA Section 5311 funding and provides deviated
fixed route service for the counties of NAME X, NAME Y and NAME Z. NAME County offers four
routes that operate Monday through Friday, 7am-6pm. The fare is $2 each way. Matching funds
for operating costs are provided by STOA and general funds.

Sample 3: Town of Hamburg operates transportation services out of its senior center. Town of
Hamburg is a municipality who receives program funds from the NY State Office on Aging and
municipal general funds. Town of Hamburg also receives FTA Section 5310 funding through
NYSDOT to acquire transit vehicles. Town of Hamburg provides transportation for older adults
Town of Hamburg Title VI Plan  Page 3  Open-Door Services
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