

Early Voting To Take Place Throughout October
Early voting will take place throughout the Town of Tonawanda in the month of October. Polls will be open in the Municipal Building:
Saturday, October 23rd and Sunday, October 24th - 6PM
Monday, October 25th - Friday, October 29th- 9PM
Saturday, October 30 - Sunday, October 31st 12 - 6PM
For all other locations in Kenmore-Tonawanda, pdf CLICK HERE
Supervisor Emminger Files Tentative Budget and Message
Supervisor Emminger files the Tentative Budget with the Town Clerk, and presents his Tentative Budget Message. Click the links below to view.
pdf Tentative Budget Message
pdf Tentative Budget
Aquatic & Fitness Center Operations Assessment
Click on the link below to view the Power Wellness Operations Assessment of the Aquatic & Fitness Center
pdf Operations Assessment
On behalf of the entire Town Board, I want to welcome you to the Town of Tonawanda website! Whether you are a resident or business owner who frequently visits the site for various forms or for information on public events, or someone who is visiting the site for the first time, we hope you find this site helpful.
Joseph H. Emminger
Supervisor
Our Community
The Town of Tonawanda is made up of not only residents and businesses in our community but also of dedicated and supportive service clubs and volunteer groups who have been serving us for decades. Without these groups, the Town would not be the place it is today and we are grateful for their dedication and support. Please consider joining one of these service clubs, volunteer fire departments or other volunteer groups in your community. Click the links below for more information about each group, club, or fire department.
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Tonawanda (town), New York
Not to be confused with Tonawanda (city), New York.
Town in New York, United States
Tonawanda (formally, the Town of Tonawanda) is a town in Erie County, New York, United States. As of the census, the town had a population of 73,[1] The town is at the north border of the county and is the northern inner ring suburb of Buffalo. It is sometimes referred to, along with its constituent village of Kenmore, as "Ken-Ton". The town was established in , and up to it included what is now the city of Tonawanda.
History[edit]
This area was under French control from the 17th century until ceded to the British after the French and Indian War.
The first European settlers arrived around Rapid growth began after the construction of the Erie Canal, completed in Tonawanda occupies the northwest corner of Erie County and is bounded on the north by the Erie Canal, which here follows Tonawanda Creek.
The town of Tonawanda was established in , by separation from the town of Buffalo (now part of the city of Buffalo). At that time it included land that later became part of the town of Grand Island (established ) and the entire city of Tonawanda (established ).
In , Kenmore incorporated as a village of the town, and remained the town's primary residential and commercial district until the rest of the town was heavily developed into suburban housing in the s and s.
Geography[edit]
According to the United States Census Bureau, the town has a total area of square miles (km2), of which square miles (km2) is land and square miles (km2), or %, is water.[1]
The north border of the town is the city of Tonawanda and Tonawanda Creek, which is part of the Erie Canal, and the west border is the Niagara River. Ellicott Creek flows parallel to Tonawanda Creek in the northern part of the town, with a confluence just east of the Niagara River. The east border, marked by U.S. Route 62 (Niagara Falls Boulevard), is the town of Amherst. Forming the southern border is the village of Kenmore and the city of Buffalo.
Adjacent cities and towns[edit]
Major highways[edit]
Interstate (Niagara Section) passes through the western part of town from the Buffalo city line to the South Grand Island Bridges onto Grand Island north to Niagara Falls, NY, and Niagara Falls, Ontario.
Interstate (Youngmann Expressway) travels through the town from I to US 62 and beyond to Amherst.
U.S. Route 62, north-south highway that marks the east town line as Niagara Falls Blvd.
New York State Route (Military Rd.), north-south highway through western part of town from the Buffalo city line to the city of Tonawanda line.
New York State Route (River Rd.), north-south roadway paralleling the Niagara River in the town from the Buffalo city line to the city of Tonawanda line.
New York State Route (Sheridan Dr., Grand Island Blvd.), east-west highway through the town from Niagara Falls Blvd. (US 62) to River Rd. (NY ) where it crosses the South Grand Island Bridge onto Grand Island.
New York State Route (Sheridan Dr.), north-south road from Sheridan Dr./Grand Island Blvd. (NY ) to River Rd. (NY ). It is the only part of Sheridan Drive not signed as NY and continues as Sheridan westward from where it NY becomes Grand Island Boulevard.
New York State Route (Delaware Ave.), north-south highway in the town from the Kenmore village line to the city of Tonawanda line.
New York State Route (Twin Cities Memorial Hwy.), north-south highway in the northern part of town beginning at the I and Colvin Blvd interchange that heads north into the city of Tonawanda by way of the Twin Cities Memorial Highway.
Demographics[edit]
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Historical Population Figures[2] |
As of the census of , there were 78, people, 33, households, and 21, families residing in the town.[3] The population density was 4, people per square mile (1,/km2). There were 34, housing units at an average density of 1, per square mile (/km2). The racial makeup of the town was % White, % Black or African American, % Native American, % Asian, % Pacific Islander, % from other races, and % from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were % of the population.
There were 32, households, out of which % had children under the age of 18 living with them, % were married couples living together, % had a female householder with no husband present, and % were non-families.
Environmental issues[edit]
In , citizen environmental monitoring of air quality problems resulted in an investigation by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) into emissions from Tonawanda Coke Corporation (TCC), a producer of foundry coke located on River Road, Tonawanda.[4][5] In TCC had been cited by the EPA for violations of oil spill prevention sections of the federal Clean Water Act following contamination of the nearby Niagara River.[6] The investigations into air quality revealed TCC was using an unreported pressure-relief system to vent coke oven gases containing benzene direct to the atmosphere, operating a coke-quenching tower without pollution-control baffles, and dumping hazardous waste in the form of coal tar sludge.[7]
In March TCC was convicted by a federal jury on 11 counts of violating the Clean Air Act (CAA) and three counts of violating the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA). In March TCC was sentenced in federal court to pay a $ million penalty and $ million in community service payments for the violations. TCC's Environmental Control Manager, Mark L. Kamholz, was convicted of 11 counts of violating the CAA, one count of obstruction of justice and three counts of violating the RCRA, and was sentenced to one year in prison, hours of community service, and a $20, fine.[7]
In July DuPont was fined $, for violations of the CAA at its plant at Sheridan Drive and River Road. The EPA found that the plant had inadequate pollution-control equipment, failed to maintain a monitoring system for the equipment, violated several reporting requirements and underreported air pollution on its annual statements. Emissions from the plant included methyl methacrylate and vinyl fluoride.[8]
Culture[edit]
Landmarks[edit]
One of the Town of Tonawanda's best known landmarks is the blue Korean War-era Grumman F9F-6P Cougar Naval airframe displayed in Walter M. Kenney Field at the northwest corner of Brighton Road and Colvin Boulevard.[9] The "blue jet," as it is often called, has been on loan to the town from the U.S. government since May [9] Immediately behind the F9F-6P airframe is the Town of Tonawanda Veterans Memorial, dedicated on August 18, Retired U.S. Army General and former U.S. Secretary of State Colin L. Powell delivered the keynote address during the memorial's dedication ceremony before a crowd of more than 1,[10][11]
The Town of Tonawanda Historical Society operates a museum out of a former German Evangelical Church constructed in [12] This facility, located at Knoche Road, is the oldest public building in the town.[12]
Notable people[edit]
- Tom Askey, former NHL goaltender
- Wolf Blitzer, journalist and author, graduated from Kenmore West High School
- Marc A. Coppola, former New York state senator
- Herbert O. Fisher, chief test pilot for Curtiss-Wright
- Edward Gibson, former astronaut, Skylab 4
- Robert J. H. Kiphuth, former Yale University swimming coach
- Ben Kish, former NFL safety
- Helene Macaulay, celebrity make-up artist
- Joe McCarthy, former Yankees and Hall of Fame manager
- Joe Mesi, former professional boxer
- Van Miller, retired sports announcer
- Henry J. Overbeck, Wisconsin state assemblyman
- Fletcher Pratt, writer
- Tam Rose, former head coach of Tonawanda Kardex Lumbermen
- Bill Scherrer, former MLB pitcher, current assistant GM for Chicago White Sox
Education[edit]
Tonawanda has two public high schools, Kenmore West Senior High School and Kenmore East High School.
The town is also home to St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute, Mount Saint Mary Academy, and Cardinal O'Hara High School.
Communities and locations[edit]
- Brighton neighborhood by the east town line.
- Brighton Park park and golf course in the northeast part of the town.
- Ellicott Creek Park acre (km2) park operated by the Erie County Department of Parks, Recreation and Forestry.
- Green Acres neighborhood in the northeast corner of the town.
- Kenilworth neighborhood in the southeast corner of the town.
- Kenmore village completely within the borders of the town.
- Lincoln Park park in the southeast corner of the town.
- Old Town neighborhood on the western edge of the town, between the industrial area and Niagara River.
- Parkview neighborhood in the northeast corner of the town, bordering Ellicott Creek Park.
- Sheridan Park park and golf course in the western part of the town.
- Sheridan Parkside neighborhood on the western part of the town, just east of Sheridan Park.
- Tonawanda census-designated place within the town.
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^ ab"Geographic Identifiers: Demographic Profile Data (G): Tonawanda town, Erie County, New York". U.S. Census Bureau, American Factfinder. Retrieved March 2, [dead link]
- ^"Population". Town of Tonawanda. Retrieved July 25,
- ^U.S. Census Bureau (December ). "New York: Summary Population and Housing Characteristics"(PDF). Census of Population and Housing. Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office. Retrieved July 25,
- ^Shogren, Elizabeth; Bartlett, Sandra; Lombardi, Kristin (November 10, ). "N.Y. Plant's Neighbors Expose Regulatory Gaps". NPR. Retrieved November 17,
- ^"Region 2 Compliance: Tonawanda Coke Corporation". United States Environmental Protection Agency. Retrieved July 25,
- ^Cervantes, Niki (January 28, ). "EPA fines Tonawanda Coke $40,". The Buffalo News. Buffalo. Archived from the original on September 24, Retrieved July 25, via HighBeam Research.
- ^ ab"Tonawanda Coke and Manager Sentenced for Violating the Clean Air Act and Resource Conservation and Recovery Act". United States Department of Justice. March 19, Retrieved July 25,
- ^Popiolkowski, Joseph (July 23, ). "Plant Accounts for 24 Percent of Toxic Release". The Buffalo News. Buffalo. Archived from the original on September 24, Retrieved July 25, via HighBeam Research.
- ^ abAdamczyk, Ed (April 2, ). "Defending Ken-Ton for 50 years". Tonawanda News. Tonawanda. Retrieved July 25,
- ^Kryszak, Joyce (August 19, ). "Powell Helps Dedicate Tonawanda Veterans Memorial". WBFO. Buffalo. Retrieved July 25,
- ^Adamczyk, Ed (August 20, ). "Something incredible just happened". Tonawanda News. Tonawanda. Retrieved July 25,
- ^ ab"Town of Tonawanda - Kenmore History". Town of Tonawanda. Archived from the original on June 3, Retrieved July 25,
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