The Village of Hamburg's Economic Development Committee will host theAnnual Community Updateon Wednesday, February 5, 2025 from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. in the cafeteria of Hamburg High School, 4111 Legion Drive. The Village is looking for your input and ideas as we continue to chart our course for the future. Please join us for this important update of current and proposed projects in the Village.
Garbage and Recycling will be collected on the regular schedule the week of January 19, 2025. There isnodelay due to the Martin Luther King Day holiday.
The Hamburg Hometown Heroes Banner Project, organized by local resident Sue Jantzi, is entering it's 15th year. The banners are hung on Main and Buffalo Streets from April to Veteran's Day each season. They are returned to the family as a keepsake after Veteran's Day. For an application and additional information, click here. Applications are accepted until February 1st. You can also reach out to Sue at 716-863-5880 or email her at gjant@aol.com.
If you live and/or own property in the Village of Hamburg please make every effort to clear your sidewalk this winter. While the Village does plow sidewalks as time allows (schools and business district first), property owners are responsible for snow and ice removal(Village Code Section 203-26).
Also, if you hire a contractor to plow your property, they must get a permit from the Village. Let them know that snow cannot be pushed across the street or onto the sidewalks. The Snow Plow Permit application and information can be found here.
As part of the ongoing 150th Anniversary Celebration of the Village of Hamburg, commemorative engraved brick pavers are available for purchase. The pavers will be installed in the front walkway of Village Hall next spring. We hope you will take this opportunity to leave your family's legacy by ordering one of the commemorative pavers today. Click here for additional information and to place your order. Click 'read more' below to see sample pavers. You can also help Retree Hamburg reach their goal of planting 150 trees to dedicate the Village's sesquicentennial!
The Charlotte Avenue neighborhood drainage study was completed in response to observed localized flooding that occurred along Charlotte Avenue, Sharon Drive, Randall Terrace, and surrounding neighborhood streets from a high-intensity, short-duration storm event on May 22, 2024. The report and attachments are now available for review.
The Village's Environmental Conservation Commission has started a Community Solar campaign and are looking for people to enroll. The campaign offer residents the opportunity to save money and support clean energy. Click here for additional information and to start the enrollment process today.
Mattresses (do not have to wrap box springs), mattress toppers, futon mattresses/cushions must be bagged/wrapped in plastic when they are disposed of during large trash weeks. You may provide your own bag/wrap or Mattress bags are available at Public Works, 425 Pleasant Avenue for $6.00 each (cash or check).
Additional garbage and recycle totes may be purchased at Public Works, 425 Pleasant Avenue. Garbage totes are $80.00, Recycle totes are $50.00 - cash or check payable to Village of Hamburg. Once totes are paid for, they will be delivered.
