Lancaster Police Chief outlines eclipse plan for April 8
Lancaster Police Chief Bill Gummo told the Town Board that the April 8 solar eclipse will bring millions of tourists to Erie County. He said all local hotels are booked and law enforcement from neighboring municipalities will discuss unified preparation. A countywide meeting with emergency officials, including Ron Rozler, should clarify plans.
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Lancaster Police Fully Equipped With Body Cameras
Lancaster Police Department now fully equipped with Axon 3 body cameras after a $320,000 funding package secured by Assemblymember Monica Wallace $96,000 Congressman Nick Langworthy and former Congressman Chris Jacobs $200,500 and a $24,000 Town Board contribution. The system records officer interactions with the public aiding transparency and evidence in court and serves as a training tool.
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Lancaster to alter speed limits on town roads
The Town of Lancaster gains authority to change local speed limits without New York DOT input after a 1982 resolution. Engineering officials say the 35 mph on Stutzman and Warner roads remains justified by prior studies and that new studies may use factors beyond the 85th percentile method.
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Warner Road
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