Domestic pets may not be allowed at emergency shelters for health reasons. It is important to include your pet in you emergency plan since they depend on you to keep them safe. Identifying locations for you and your pet to go before an emergency happens is important. You can identify friends or family, hotels that accept pets, or contact your local pet shelter to see if they will accept pets in the event of an emergency. Find more information on preparing your pet for an emergency at: https://www.ready.gov/animals

The Town of Tonawanda's Community Emergency Response Team, or CERT, program is based on the American tradition of “Neighbors Helping Neighbors Prepare for Emergencies.” CERT training prepares citizens and communities to take a more active role in the county’s emergency preparedness and response efforts.  You can use your training to join a team or better prepare yourself

It is important to remember that not all emergencies or disasters are going to have the same effects or happen at the most convenient times. Therefore, having a plan can help safeguard you and your family. Town of Tonawanda residents need to prepare now for emergencies and disasters. Having a plan in place will reduce the amount of loss for both property and life. You should meet with all members of your household to discuss your plan. Talk with children about the different hazards and what to do if something should happen. Prepare a disaster supply kit and make sure it is adjusted to the number of people in your household. Also, make sure to include your pets when preparing for an emergency. There are simple, low-cost steps families can take to be ready. Please visit the following link for more information about preparing for an emergency: https://www.ready.gov/   https://www.fema.gov/disaster/4085/updates/building-supply-kit-your-family

If the power is out, you should listen to a battery powered or crank radio for shelter locations for you and your family to relocate. Also listen for evacuation routs specified by local authorities. Shelters will depend upon the location of the emergency. When evacuating, make sure you wear protective clothing, sturdy shoes and have your disaster supply kit. https://www.ready.gov/shelter

https://www.ready.gov/evacuating-yourself-and-your-family

If the authorities advise you to Shelter-In-Place, you are to remain in your home or office (wherever you are at the time of the emergency) and protect yourself there. If there is a threat of contaminated outside air be sure to seal doors, windows and vents. Turn off all fans, heating and air-conditioning units. Go to an interior room with few windows if possible. Be sure to take your emergency supply kit with you, unless you believe it has been contaminated. Listen or watch local radio and television stations to stay updated on the latest information. 

https://www.ready.gov/shelter 

https://www.fema.gov/faq-details/Evacuating-v-Shelter-in-place-1370032121004

Mass Care Shelter

Even though mass care shelters often provide water, food, medicine and basic sanitary facilities, you should plan to take your disaster supplies kit with you so you will have the supplies you require. Mass care sheltering can involve living with many people in a confined space, which can be difficult and unpleasant. To avoid conflicts in the stressful situation, it is important to cooperate with shelter managers and others assisting them. Keep in mind that alcoholic beverages and weapons are forbidden in emergency shelters and smoking is restricted.

Search for open shelters by texting SHELTER and a Zip Code to 43362. Ex: Shelter 01234 (standard rates apply)

Learn more by visiting: http://www.disasterassistance.gov/

You should have enough supplies in your disaster kit to ensure each member of your family can be self-sufficient for at least 3 days. Some things to include are:

• water (1 gallon per day per person)
• food (nonperishable and easy to prepare)
• can opener
• first-aid kit
• flashlights
• extra batteries
• medicines and medical items
• a multipurpose tool to turn off utilities
• sanitation and hygiene items
• copies of personal documents
• blankets/sleeping bags
• extra cash, credit card, and/or cashier’s check
• list of important numbers
• a whistle to signal for help
• dust masks
• local maps
• battery-powered or hand crank radio

You can find out more through FEMAs Ready Campaign at: https://www.ready.gov/

Take Note - All completed applications must be submitted to the Town of Tonawanda Clerk’s Office.   The Town Police Department cannot accept any completed applications.

Click here for 4 PDF documents you will need

Do you have a Home Security Camera you would like to register to help us fight crime?
Town residents can CLICK HERE for the SafeCam Registration Online Form

CRASHDOCS website makes it easier to get accident reports

There is no need to make a trip to the police station to obtain a copy of your accident. Simply search for your report, go to checkout (no charge at checkout) and receive a copy that you can print or save to your files.

No more:

• Travel to the police station
• Long forms to fill out
• Postage and wasted paper

Reports are available 24/7, so you can get your accident report when it is accepted into this system from the police department.

To obtain an accident report for the Town of Tonawanda you can follow this LINK to start the process.  You will need the complaint number that you were given previously.

Animal Control Webpage

http://www.tonawanda.ny.us/departments/police/cert

Sponsored by the Town of Tonawanda Police Department, the Concerned Parents Support Group meets every Thursday at 7:00 pm in the Lincoln Park Satellite Office to provide support and advice for helping a teen or adult child in crisis.

For more information contact:

Det. Darren Hearitt: EMAIL

 WNY Still Standing is a Facebook group for parents and family members whose loved ones are in Active Addiction or Early Recovery. Some are bereaved parents. For more information, support, advocacy and awareness, please follow this link:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/wnystillstanding/

 Click here for program specifics to download and print

• Business Safety
  • Don't Invite Theft! A Guide to Business Security
  • Take Crime Prevention to Work
  • Working Safely At Home

• Conflict Resolution
  • Bullies: A Serious Problem for Kids -  Click here for a Pamphlet for the kids
  • Conflict Management
  • Power Tripping

• Drugs
  • Dangers of Drinking
  • Dying to Drink
  • Sniffing

• General Safety
  • Bomb Threat Reporting
  • Crime Prevention for People With Physical Disabilities
  • How to Help a Troubled Friend
  • Neighborhood Watch
  • Road Rules
  • Streetwise
  • Teenage Victims of Crime

• Halloween Safety
  • Halloween Safety Tips
  • Pointers for Parents
  • Halloween Coloring Book

• Juvenile Crime
  • Graffiti
  • Shoplifting
  • Vandalism

• Online Safety
  • Cyber Safety
  • My Online Safety Rules
  • Identity Theft
  • Protecting Your Privacy

• Preparedness
  • Just the Facts - Just in Case
  • Disaster Preparedness Checklist
  • What Teens Can Do Against Terrorism

• School Safety
  • School Crime Scene Management
  • Step Away for Safety
  • Working Together to Create Safer Schools

• Violence
  • Crime Victims Specialist Program
  • Date Rape
  • The Reality of Gangs
  • Putting a Stop to Hate Crimes
  • Teen Dating Violence

Do you own a business in the Town of Tonawanda? If you would like us to have your contact information in the case of after-hour emergencies on your property; we have a form that can completed online which our Public Safety Communication Center receives and enters into our dispatch system. It is the most efficient way of getting us your key-holders and other info you supply.

CLICK THE LINK BELOW FOR THE FORM ON THE TOWN OF TONAWANDA WEBSITE

https://www.tonawanda.ny.us/index.php?option=com_rsform&view=rsform&formId=8

Erie County BE SAFE PROGRAM
https://www2.erie.gov/da/index.php?q=domestic-violence-advocacy

BE-SAFE Victim Advocacy Program

The BE-SAFE Program, led by Heather Summers, Director of Domestic Violence Services, is located at Buffalo City Court, Erie County District Attorney’s Office, 50 Delaware Avenue, 4^th Floor, Buffalo, New York 14202. Staff can also be reached by telephone at (716) 858-4630, 8:30-5:00pm, M-F. Should you receive a notice of a court date, please call one of the advocates there.

BE SAFE provides free community outreach & training for professionals, law enforcement, Judges, and community members on a variety of topics related to Domestic Violence.

If you are involved in the Criminal Justice system, we understand that you may not be ready to proceed with criminal charges and can help explain options to maintain your safety. Advocates will assist you throughout each stage of your case, from Arraignment, Grand Jury or trial.

A SAFETY PLAN  is a tool which enables victims of domestic abuse to assess their options and reduce their risk of further abuse. Leaving an abusive relationship is something that needs planning and can increase your risk. Should you feel unsafe at any time or want to discuss a safety plan please contact the advocates for assistance.

Erie County BE SAFE Brochure and Safety Plan

You should have enough supplies in your disaster kit to ensure each member of your family can be self-sufficient for at least 3 days. Some things to include are:

• water (1 gallon per day per person)

• food (nonperishable and easy to prepare)

• can opener

• first-aid kit

• flashlights

• extra batteries

• medicines and medical items

• a multipurpose tool to turn off utilities

• sanitation and hygiene items

• copies of personal documents

• blankets/sleeping bags

• extra cash, credit card, and/or cashier’s check

• list of important numbers

• a whistle to signal for help

• dust masks

• local maps

• battery-powered or hand crank radio

You can find out more through FEMAs Ready Campaign at:

https://www.ready.gov/

• FEMA EMI

https://training.fema.gov/nims/

• Preparedness for Businesses

https://www.ready.gov/business

• 511NY – Traffic, travel, and transit information

https://511ny.org/

• NOAA Flood Levels

http://water.weather.gov/ahps/

• Active Shooter Preparedness

https://www.dhs.gov/active-shooter-preparedness

• FEMA App - https://www.fema.gov/mobile-app

Be prepared and download the FEMA app for free on the App Store and Google Play.

Learn what to do before, during, and after emergencies with safety tips & receive weather alerts from the National Weather Service for up to five different locations anywhere in the United States.

Download form to print here

Anything court related to fines, you should contact court directly at 716-876-5536 as fines and surcharges are subject to change

I can't make my scheduled court date, now what?

Court dates are set by the Town Court. If you were scheduled in court and can't make it, contact the court at (716) 876-5536.

What is Cafeteria Court?

Cafeteria Court is the window in the court office where you can plead guilty to a ticket without appearing in court.

Are all equipment violations dismissed?

No. Sound, brakes and no headlight violations are not dismissible.

Where is the Town Court located?

Town Court is located on the second floor of the Police Building at 1835 Sheridan Drive. Entrance to the Town Court is located on the extreme west end (door closest to Delaware Road) of the Police Building. Do not enter the doors in the center of the building for court as you will only be told to exit the building and go to the next set of doors.

IF YOU NEED INFORMATION REGARDING SMALL CLAIMS COURT PLEASE FOLLOW THIS LINK

What is the town prosecutor?

The town prosecutor is a member of the Office of the Town Attorney who prosecutes traffic violations and non-criminal offenses.

What is the ordinance for barking dogs?

The ordinance for barking dogs is Section 71-5, Paragraph D, subsection 2 of the Town of Tonawanda town ordinances as listed below.

D. It shall be unlawful for any owner of any dog in the town to permit or allow a dog to: (2) Engage in habitual loud howling, barking, crying or whining or conduct itself in such a manner so as to unreasonably disturb the comfort or repose of any person.

I have a dog, what do I need to know and do?

• It is unlawful for a dog to be unleashed off of the owner's premises in the Town of Tonawanda and Village of Kenmore. This includes all parks and recreation areas. The fine for this offense ranges from $25 to $250.
• All dogs four months or older are required to be licensed. The fine for an unlicensed dog is $25. Persons harboring an unlicensed dog will be subject to arrest and fine upon conviction.
• It shall be the duty of every dog owner or person having possession, custody or control of a dog to remove any feces left by said dog on any public property owned by the Town of Tonawanda and deposit it in a container lawfully used for the disposal of refuse.
• Dog licenses can be obtained at the Town of Tonawanda Office of the Town Clerk, which is located at 2919 Delaware Avenue. For further information, please call (716) 877-8800 ext. 810. The form can be downloaded here, DOG LICENSE

 https://www.tonawanda.ny.us/departments/police/animal-control.html

 

How do I become a police officer in the town?

Candidates must be a U.S. citizen and must reside in the Town of Tonawanda for at least four months prior to taking the Civil Service exam.

Selections are made from a Civil Service list based upon exam scores. For each selection the person must be in the top three places on the list. Exams are given every two years by the Erie County Personnel office.

For additional information connect to the Erie County Civil Service Commission. Erie County Civil Service Commission

How do I get fingerprints taken ?

Fingerprints are taken by the department Monday through Friday between 8:30 am to 9:30 am and 4:30 pm to 5:30 pm. We do not take fingerprints for a pistol permits, you must contact the Erie County Pistol Permit Bureau for additional information (716-858-6600). For other fingerprinting requests you must make an appointment with the Detective Bureau by calling (716-879-6633).

The fee for fingerprint cards is $10 per card for Town of Tonawanda residents and $50 per card for non-residents. You must bring exact change, no personal checks are accepted. You must also have proper identification.

When can garbage be put out for pick-up?

Garbage can be placed out no earlier than 7:00 am the day before the designated collection day.

When do garbage cans have to be removed from the curb?

Garbage cans must be removed from the curb no later than 7:00 pm on the designated collection date.

How do I dispose of an old refrigerator?

Remove the doors and/or locking mechanism and place it out on collection day. For more information, see Waste Disposal Information from the Tonawanda Highway Department.

How can I obtain a handicap parking permit?

Applications are available 24 hours a day at the front desk of the Police Station or online at this LINK. Once the application is completed, it may be returned to the Police Department Records Bureau for processing.

If the application is personally returned during the hours of operation (Monday through Friday between 8:00 am and 4:00 pm), the permit will be issued immediately. There are no fees for handicap parking permits.

Permits are issued to Town of Tonawanda residents only.

 

 

What are the ages for a junior operators license in New York?

In New York, junior operators licenses are for 16- and 17-year-olds

Can a person with a junior operators license drive after 9:00 pm with a friend who has a full license?

Different counties have different rules. In Erie County, the supervising driver must be at least 18 years of age with a license of the same class. This person must also be in a position of "Loco Parentis," meaning a guardian or relative (technically not a friend).

What is the rule for school functions regarding junior operators licenses?

Those with junior operators licenses are allowed to drive to and from school for instruction, education or training.

Is a school club a valid reason to drive after 9:00 pm with a junior operators license?

No a school club is not a valid reason to drive after 9:00 pm with a junior operators license.

Who must be riding with a driver that possesses a learners permit?

A person at least 18 years of age with a license in the same class as the vehicle being operated must ride along with a driver possessing a learners permit.

How is a motorcycle operator that possesses a motorcycle learners permit supervised by a licensed operator?

The licensed operator can either supervise as a passenger on the motorcycle or in another vehicle.

Does the learning motorcycle driver have to remain in view of the supervisor?

Yes, the learning motorcycle driver must remain in view of the supervisor.

What do you mean by moped class?

A moped is placed in a class based on its maximum attainable speed.

Can I drive a moped without a helmet or insurance?

You can drive a moped without a helmet or insurance only if it is a class "C."

How do I obtain an Order of Protection?

To obtain an Order of Protection in the Town of Tonawanda Justice Court, you must sign a complaint charging another party with a crime. When you sign the complaint in the Detective Bureau you should make your request known to the detective so the family protection registry form (TTP168) can be filled out ahead of time, and accompany your complaint to court.

Once your complaint reaches court the judge will preview the complaint you signed, a criminal summons will be served on the defendant and the judge will then issue a temporary order of protection, until further action in court.

For an Order of Protection through Erie County Family Court, please call (716) 858-8234 Monday through Friday, from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.

How do i know if an Order Of Protection was served?

As an alternative to calling the Town of Tonawanda Justice Court or The Town of Tonawanda Police Department , you can go to the following NYS site https://oopalert.ny.gov/oopalert/

This system is a service available to victims, or their designees, who have been granted certain Court Orders of Protection. It allows victims the option of registering to be notified when an Order of Protection has been served.

Do not depend solely on this notification for your protection. If you are at risk, seek help and take appropriate precautions.

This program is part of the SAVIN-NY initiative funded by the Bureau of Justice Administration (BJA) and coordinated by the NYS Sheriffs' Institute.

Can I park a trailer, house trailer or boat in the street?

The answer is yes, but it is very limited based on the over all length of the combined trailer and vehicle together. The combination of both vehicles together must not exceed 21' 10". This is the exact Town Code pertaining to this topic: Due to safety reasons involving obstructed vision pertaining to pedestrians, children, emergency vehicles and other motorists, no vehicle or transport device longer than 21 feet 10 inches, inclusive of load and bumper (even if not attached), nor wider than seven feet 10 inches, as measured by the body, nor higher than seven feet two inches, as measured from the underside of the tire to the top of the vehicle, shall park upon any street within any residential district in the Town of Tonawanda. This provision is applicable, but not limited to, boats and/or jet skis with trailers, recreational campers, vehicle transport carriers or trailers.

Can I put a dumpster in the street?

No, dumpsters can not be placed in the street in the Town of Tonawanda.

Can I park my car on the lawn?

No, cars can not be parked on your lawn in the Town of Tonawanda.

Can I park in front of my own driveway?

No, you can not park in front of your own driveway.

How do I obtain a peddlers permit?

Peddlers permits are only valid for the named individuals, not multiple parties or companies. Applications are available at the front desk of the Police Department or you can download it HERE to print and fill out to bring in. Once completed and submitted with the proper fee and two proofs of ID (one being with a picture), they are processed and either approved or disapproved.

Permits must be picked up in person and are issued at that time. Each permit is good for a period of 30 days from date of issuance.

Can I get criminal records on the internet?

No. Criminal records are not available through the internet, nor are they a matter of public record. Very stringent rules are in effect even for police officers and investigators pursuing this type of information in regard to ongoing investigations.

How do I get an arrest record check or a summary of a police report?

Request forms are available at the front desk of the Police Department. Forms need to be completed and submitted with the proper fee and two proofs of ID, one being a picture ID. The record check or summary will be processed within five business days and mailed to the requesting party, unless otherwise requested.

You may download the form now and have it ready for the desk officer when you arrive at the police station.

CLICK HERE

What are the fees for a specific report?

                         
Police Incident Report $ 0.25 per page

Police Incident Report - Victim No Charge

Fire Incident Report $ 0.25 per page

Accident Reports $ 0.25 per page

Paramedic Medical Report $ 0.25 per page

Record Checks on Individuals With Copy $ 10.00

DWI Attending School BAC $ 3.00

Peddler & Hawker Applications $ 50.00 per month

Fingerprints -Town & Village $ 10.00 per card (Resident)

$ 50.00 per card (Non-resident)

Pistol Permit Applications $ 75.00

Photographs $ 20.00 each

Sketches $ 15.00

Surrendered/Safekeeping of Firearms Processing Fee $ 25.00

CD/DVD $ 1.00 each

If my child is under four years old but over 40 pounds does he/she still have to be in a safety seat?

Yes. The law only refers to age.

Anything court related to fines, you should contact court directly at 716-876-5536 as fines and surcharges are subject to change

I got a ticket, now what do I do?

If you wish to plead guilty to a traffic violation by mail, date and sign Part A of your summons and remit it to the Court before the court date which is printed on the front of your summons. Upon receipt, the Court will notify you in writing of the fine due.

For most minor traffic infractions, you may pay a set fine by appearing in person at the cafeteria court window during regularly scheduled hours. Be sure you have your conviction stub with you. It may be helpful to call the Court to verify that there is a set fine for your particular infraction. Please note that the Town of Tonawanda Court will only accept cash, money orders or certified checks.

If you wish to plead not guilty by mail, you must date and sign Part B of the summons. Upon receipt of your not guilty plea, the Court will notify you in writing of your court date for arraignment.

If you do not want to enter a plea by mail, you should appear in Court on the date listed on the bottom of your summons. Upon arrival in the Court there are lists posted in the hallway. Locate your name on the list and follow the directions on the top of the sheet. If you have any questions go to the cafeteria court window, where a clerk will assist you.

How do I get my defect inspected and verified for court?

The inspection and completion of a defect correction form must be done by a police officer or an authorized inspection station. A statement of correction may be completed by an automobile repair shop and the statement must be on the letterhead of the shop.

Is an inspection violation a moving violation?

No, an inspection violation is not a moving violation.

Anything court related to fines, you should contact court directly at 716-876-5536 as fines and surcharges are subject to change

How many points will I get for a speeding ticket?

The amount of mph below is the amount over the posted speed limit:

• 1-10 mph: three points
• 11-20 mph: four points
• 21-30 mph: six points
• 31-40 mph: eight points
• Over 40 mph: 11 points

How much will the fine be?

The fine will be between $30 and $400 plus a surcharge of $25.

Are studded snow tires legal in New York State?

Studded snow tires are only legal between October 16 and April 30.

Where can I get studded snow tires?

Studded snow tires can be purchased at a tire dealership.

Can I tow a car with a rope?

A car can be towed with a rope only if the towed vehicle is occupied by a licensed driver to control steering.

If I buy a car, how do I get it home without plates?

You must tow the car home until you get plates.

How do I get my trailer to a weigh station (for the registration application) if it isn't registered?

The law allows you to tow a trailer to and from a weigh station only for the purpose of determining weight for registration.

When does the winter parking ban go into effect?

The standing or parking of vehicles is hereby prohibited on all streets and highways within the Town of Tonawanda between the hours of 2:00 am and 6:00 am, beginning November 1 of each year and ending April 1 of the next succeeding year.

U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), administers a Victim Notification Program. This program allows eligible victims and witnesses to obtain reliable and timely information regarding a criminal alien's release from custody.  Victims and witnesses are required to register with HSI in order to receive notification of a criminal alien's release.

Listed below is a universal resource locator for the HSI Victim Notification Program. A victim or witness can simply click on the hyperlink and be transferred to a number of valuable victim services programs provided by ICE. 

Click to go to the DHS website

FORM

The Sex Offender Registration Act requires the Division of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS) to maintain a Sex Offender Registry. Sex offenders are classified according to their risk of re-offending: low-risk (Level 1), moderate risk (Level 2) and high-risk (Level 3). The Act requires that DCJS also maintain a public Sub-directory on the internet which only includes Level 2 and 3 offenders. 

DCJS attempts to ensure that the information in the Sub-directory is accurate and complete. However, the information on the Sub-directory is reported to DCJS by other sources. As a result, DCJS makes no express or implied guarantee concerning the accuracy or completeness of this data.

The information in this Sub-directory must be used responsibly. Anyone who uses this information to harass or commit a criminal act against any person may be subject to criminal prosecution.

You may search the public Sub-directory website here. (opens in a new window)

IF YOU ARE A REGISTERED SEX OFFENDER AND HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT REGISTERING IN OUR TOWN, YOU MUST CONTACT - Detective Eric Schmidt at 716-879-6627.

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic we are suspending all peddler permits to prevent any soliciting to our town residents to help ensure their health and safety as best as possible. 7-7-2020

Going Door to Door? Check here for information regarding these permits and when needed.

The Town of Tonawanda Code can be located at this link http://ecode360.com/10932920

To download the needed form for a permit, please follow this link for the PDF to print

CLICK HERE FOR FORM (Disabled)

If your phone is stolen, follow the steps in the link below

What to do if your phone is stolen

The new “Ready Erie” app is available for free and is designed for the iPhone, iPad, android and iOS systems. The multi-purpose app will allow users to receive critical information and emergency alerts through push notifications, locate Erie County’s emergency shelters, view up-to-date evacuation route maps, and create a personalized Emergency Preparedness Plan by answering five basic questions.Among the Ready Erie app’s other features are the ability to share your status with selected contacts on your device and get the latest news and weather for Erie County. Users who create a personalized Emergency Management Plan will be able to store the Plan on their device to share with family and friends. Every individual’s Plan will include and Emergency Supply kit Checklist tailored to their needs; a Customized Emergency Food Supply Shopping List; an Emergency Communications Plan to notify loved ones of the individual’s status; and information to prepare your home for impending disaster. The app also provides an opportunity to learn about the various emergency situations that Erie County residents are most likely to face in five integrated eGuides.

“The Ready Erie app takes emergency planning and preparedness to the next level and will give users the information they need at the time they need it, helping them and their loved ones to respond to emergencies in a safe and organized manner,” said Erie County Executive Mark C. Poloncarz. “With this app we can communicate directly with our constituents, individuals can have access to critical alerts and updates to coordinate planning with family or co-workers, and stay on top of changing conditions. The app also has useful information on ways to prepare before disaster strikes, helping to mitigate damage and protect lives.

To download please follow this link:

http://www2.erie.gov/disaster/index.php?q=ready-erie-preparedness-app

Special Needs Registry Form

Everybody Has Needs - Do the Right People Know What Yours Are? 

If you or someone in your household has a disability or a special medical need, the people whose job it is to respond when you call for help in an emergency need to know. Whether it affects your entire community, your street or just your home, seconds can make a life-or-death difference. Having specific details about your special situation will significantly help us help you.

Please fill out the online form to provide the Police Department 

Alternatively you can download the documents to fill out and send in to our Police Department

PDF Download Here

Microsoft Word DOC Download Here

•  Age-appropriate, targeted information about the 9-1-1 system
• Town of Tonawanda Police Facebook
• Town of Tonawanda Police Twitter
• Town of Tonawanda Police Instagram
• New York Alert sign up
• Buffalo Crime Stoppers 
• National Grid power outage map for Upstate NY area
• NITTEC Real Time traffic and Border crossing
• AMBER Alerts and Missing Child/College Student Alerts
• Homeland Security Links compiled by the Erie County Sheriffs
• Project LifeSaver (Safe return tracking program)
• WNY Veterans Housing Coalition
• Parents For Megans Law
• WNY Heroes
• Missing Persons Information and open cases
• NYS "SEE Something SEND Something" Program
• NYS "SEE Something,SEND Something" APP download Page

http://www.tonawanda.ny.us/document-center/police/842-2018-tow-fee-schedule/file.html

NOTE - Document remains the same pricing from 2018

Vacation House Checks are a service provided by the Town of Tonawanda Police for residents who are away from home for vacation. After filling out the required paperwork, an officer will check the premise at random times and contact you or your emergency contact person to report anything out of the ordinary.

This service is not provided for homes that are for sale or vacant.

Click here to fill out the form which we will enter into our system

You can also request a house check by calling 879-6613, or in person at The Town of Tonawanda Police Department located at 1835 Sheridan Drive. We will be happy to assist you. We are open 24 hours a day for this service.

NOTE: IF YOU COME HOME EARLY IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT YOU NOTIFY US IMMEDIATELY!