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Neighborhood Traffic and Parking Regulations

Summary

Residents raised concerns about speeding and on-street parking around Living Water Fellowship during church services. Police patrols will monitor the area.

At a glance

Total mentions
6
Last 30 days
2

Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 21, 2026.

Impact analysis

๐Ÿ’ฐFinancial impact

Minimal cost to replace the baseball sign.

โœ…Who benefits

Local churchgoers and neighborhood residents driving along Pine Ridge Road.

โš ๏ธWho could be affected

Speeding motorists facing potential citations and fines.

Mentions & discussions (6)

Town of Cheektowaga NewsNov 3, 2026

Cheektowaga Delays Parking Ban

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: November 3, 2026 Cheektowaga Delays Parking Ban Cheektowaga, NY โ€“ Supervisor Brian Nowak, announced that the overnight parking ban has been delayed in the Town of Cheektowaga through November 15, 2026. Working with the Highway ...

MeetingOct 21, 2026

Traffic Safety Commission - Regular Meeting โ€” October 20, 2026

The Traffic Safety Commission reviewed a proposal to lower speed limits across town, advising officials to gather a traffic study and consult legal counsel.

MeetingSep 16, 2026

Traffic Safety Commission - Regular Meeting โ€” September 15, 2026

Residents requested speed limits, children-at-play signs, and outlet signs on local streets, prompting police patrols and sign installations.

MeetingJul 21, 2026

Traffic Safety Commission - Regular Meeting โ€” July 21, 2026

Excessive speeding on Marne Road near a daycare and family residence prompted requests for heightened police patrols.

MeetingJun 16, 2026

Traffic Safety Commission - Regular Meeting โ€” June 16, 2026

Residents on Marne Road and Mildred Drive raised serious concerns about speeding vehicles posing safety risks, prompting the commission to coordinate police speed checkpoints and summonses.

MeetingFeb 17, 2026

Traffic Safety Commission - Regular Meeting โ€” February 17, 2026

Residents raised concerns about speeding and on-street parking around Living Water Fellowship during church services. Police patrols will monitor the area.

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