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The Town of Cheektowaga, located in Buffalo, NY, derives its name from the Erie-Seneca Indian word Ji-ik-do-wah-gah, meaning "place of the crabapple tree." The town is governed by a dedicated team of officials committed to fostering community development and enhancing public services for residents. Cheektowaga offers a variety of resources and programs through its numerous departments, including community development, senior services, and recreation. The town actively encourages public participation and feedback to improve its services and ensure inclusivity in the community. Generated from the website

Incorporated in 1894, Village of Depew is one of the largest villages in western New York. Its Public Works Department has various responsibilities, including snow plowing, garbage collection and recycling, as well as disposal of televisions, refrigerators, freezers and air conditioning units. In addition, the department provides paving, road maintenance, tree removal and trimming, storm sewer maintenance and brush pickup. Village of Depew's other departments comprise Depew justice court, fire, police, electrical and fire alarm, building inspection and office of emergency management.