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Operating as usual
Here is a pic of Air-1 preparing to rescue 2 individuals from the roof of grain silos the other night. Tricky night flying indeed. Thanks photographer - whoever you are.
Here is a pic of Air-1 preparing to rescue 2 individuals from the roof of grain silos the other night. Tricky night flying indeed. Thanks photographer - whoever you are.
CHILD PASSENGER SAFETY WEEK IS SEPTEMBER 19-25
Make Sure Your Child is in the Right Seat
Buffalo, NY – Erie County Sheriff Timothy B. Howard announced today that his office is hosting a series of free car seat checks during Child Passenger Safety Week. This week is dedicated to educating parents, grandparents, and guardians about the importance of correctly choosing, installing, and using a car seat, booster seat, and seat belts.
Motor vehicle crashes are a leading killer of children, and the latest research from NHTSA shows that nearly half (46%) of car seats are misused. However, using age- and size-appropriate car seats and installing the seat correctly are the best ways to reduce these deaths.
NHTSA recommends keeping children rear-facing as long as possible, up to the top height and weight allowed by the particular seats. It’s the best way to keep them safe. Once a child outgrows the rear-facing car seat, he or she is ready to travel in a forward-facing car seat with a harness and tether. After outgrowing the forward-facing car seat, a child should be placed in a booster seat until tall enough to properly fit in a seat belt.
Booster seats are an essential step between car seats and seat belts. These transitional seats position the seat belt so that it fits properly over the stronger parts of your child’s body. Don’t feel pressured to put your child in a seat belt too soon. If your child is ready to use a seat belt, ensure the seat belt fits correctly. Bottom line: The safest place for all kids under 13 is in the back seat.
The Erie County Sheriff’s Office encourages you to take an hour or so out of this safety week to double and triple check your child’s car seat or booster seat, and ensure that it’s the correct seat for your child’s age and size and that it’s installed correctly. If parents are not sure about the seat’s installation or using the correct seat, certified technicians from the agency will be available throughout the week at different substations throughout Erie County.
All car seat checks will be 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on the following dates and locations.
• September 20 – Clarence Town Hall, 5 Town Place, Clarence
• September 21 – Alden Town Hall, 3311 Wende Rd., Alden
• September 22 – Elma Town Hall, 1600 Bowen Road, Elma
• September 23 – Town of Colden, 8812 Rte. 240, Colden
• September 24 – North Collins Town Hall, 10571 Main St., North Collins
• September 25 – Village of Springville, 65 Franklin St.
The Sheriff’s Office also encourages parents, grandparents, and caregivers to visit https://www.nhtsa.gov/equipment/car-seats-and-booster-seats for free online resources about passenger safety, car seat types, and recommendations.
CHILD PASSENGER SAFETY WEEK IS SEPTEMBER 19-25
Make Sure Your Child is in the Right Seat
Buffalo, NY – Erie County Sheriff Timothy B. Howard announced today that his office is hosting a series of free car seat checks during Child Passenger Safety Week. This week is dedicated to educating parents, grandparents, and guardians about the importance of correctly choosing, installing, and using a car seat, booster seat, and seat belts.
Motor vehicle crashes are a leading killer of children, and the latest research from NHTSA shows that nearly half (46%) of car seats are misused. However, using age- and size-appropriate car seats and installing the seat correctly are the best ways to reduce these deaths.
NHTSA recommends keeping children rear-facing as long as possible, up to the top height and weight allowed by the particular seats. It’s the best way to keep them safe. Once a child outgrows the rear-facing car seat, he or she is ready to travel in a forward-facing car seat with a harness and tether. After outgrowing the forward-facing car seat, a child should be placed in a booster seat until tall enough to properly fit in a seat belt.
Booster seats are an essential step between car seats and seat belts. These transitional seats position the seat belt so that it fits properly over the stronger parts of your child’s body. Don’t feel pressured to put your child in a seat belt too soon. If your child is ready to use a seat belt, ensure the seat belt fits correctly. Bottom line: The safest place for all kids under 13 is in the back seat.
The Erie County Sheriff’s Office encourages you to take an hour or so out of this safety week to double and triple check your child’s car seat or booster seat, and ensure that it’s the correct seat for your child’s age and size and that it’s installed correctly. If parents are not sure about the seat’s installation or using the correct seat, certified technicians from the agency will be available throughout the week at different substations throughout Erie County.
All car seat checks will be 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on the following dates and locations.
• September 20 – Clarence Town Hall, 5 Town Place, Clarence
• September 21 – Alden Town Hall, 3311 Wende Rd., Alden
• September 22 – Elma Town Hall, 1600 Bowen Road, Elma
• September 23 – Town of Colden, 8812 Rte. 240, Colden
• September 24 – North Collins Town Hall, 10571 Main St., North Collins
• September 25 – Village of Springville, 65 Franklin St.
The Sheriff’s Office also encourages parents, grandparents, and caregivers to visit https://www.nhtsa.gov/equipment/car-seats-and-booster-seats for free online resources about passenger safety, car seat types, and recommendations.
The Sheriff's Office is participating in AAA Western and Central New York Trips, Trucks, and Trunks event September 18, 11a-3p at AAA's headquarters at 100 International Dr.
Car seat technicians from the ECSO will check car seat installations and provide advice to parents, guardians, and grandparents.
Kids can also "touch a truck" as we are sending our Bearcat vehicle to the event.
The Sheriff's Office is participating in AAA Western and Central New York Trips, Trucks, and Trunks event September 18, 11a-3p at AAA's headquarters at 100 International Dr.
Car seat technicians from the ECSO will check car seat installations and provide advice to parents, guardians, and grandparents.
Kids can also "touch a truck" as we are sending our Bearcat vehicle to the event.
It's #WarrantWednesday (and it's on a Wednesday - yippee).
Our featured subject with 4 outstanding warrants is Eric Bulmahn
https://www2.erie.gov/sheriff/index.php?q=warrants
Here are some photos from our Reserve Mounted Unit at the Tunnel to Towers ceremony Bellevue Fire Dept in Cheektowaga.
Reserve Deputies Schifano and Sciolino were present.
DWI Alcohol – Grand Island – Carlos Perezflores of Amherst was arrested for Driving While Intoxicated following the investigation of a vehicle driving in the backyards of a Grand Island neighborhood. The Offender submitted to the breath test, resulting in a BAC 2x the legal limit. Offender was released on an Appearance Ticket.
DWI Alcohol – Grand Island – Carlos Perezflores of Amherst was arrested for Driving While Intoxicated following the investigation of a vehicle driving in the backyards of a Grand Island neighborhood. The Offender submitted to the breath test, resulting in a BAC 2x the legal limit. Offender was released on an Appearance Ticket.
Driver Alert
Big Tree/20a will be closed to westbound traffic between 219 & Abbott. All stadium traffic will be 2-lanes heading eastbound
Driver Alert
Big Tree/20a will be closed to westbound traffic between 219 & Abbott. All stadium traffic will be 2-lanes heading eastbound
A section of Abbott in front of the stadium is now closed to thru traffic
•Lots 2 & 3 accessible from 20a
•Lots 4 & 6 accessible from R20
+ private lots
A section of Abbott in front of the stadium is now closed to thru traffic
•Lots 2 & 3 accessible from 20a
•Lots 4 & 6 accessible from R20
+ private lots
Remember, always.
Remember, always.
Always remember - the crash of Flight 93
20-year anniversary
Always remember - the crash of Flight 93
20-year anniversary
Always remember - Attack on the Pentagon
20-year anniversary
Always remember - Attack on the Pentagon
20-year anniversary
Always remember - South Tower Attack
20-year anniversary
Always remember - South Tower Attack
20-year anniversary
Always remember - 8:46 North Tower Attack
Always remember - 8:46 North Tower Attack
SEASON OPENER ROAD CLOSURE AND TRAFFIC PATTERN ANNOUNCED
Abbott Road to Close, Big Tree Road will be Eastbound Only after Game
Buffalo, NY – Erie County Sheriff Timothy B. Howard announces traffic patterns and other information for the Sunday, September 12, Buffalo Bills’ game.
Abbott Road
• The section of Abbott Road in front of the stadium closes to north and southbound traffic at 8:00 a.m.;
• The road will remain closed until after the game;
• Lots 2 and 3 are accessible from Rte. 20a;
• Lots 4 and 6 are accessible from Rte. 20.
Route 20a (Big Tree Road)
• After the game, Rte. 20a will be two-lane, one-way traffic headed eastbound.
Stadium Lots
• All Stadium lots open at 9 a.m., and drivers are asked not to park on the shoulder of the roadways for pedestrian safety.
The Sheriff’s Office advises drivers to avoid the area and find alternate routes if they are not attending the game.
Those who are unfamiliar with the stadium parking lots or traffic patterns are encouraged to plan their trip.
U.S. Attorney Kennedy Announces Results Of VIPER Initiative
Department of Justice U.S. Attorney’s Office Western District of New York FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Thursday, September 9, 2021 U.S. Attorney Kennedy Announces Results Of VIPER Initiative Homicides in Buffalo down over 50% following implementation of VIPER CONTACT: Barbara Burns PHONE: (716) 843-5817 ...
Another #WarrantWednesday (um Thursday)
Jeremiah Jacobs is the featured subject of the week.
SPRINGVILLE CAR SEAT CHECK THIS SATURDAY
Buffalo, NY – Erie County Sheriff Timothy B. Howard announces his office is hosting a free car seat safety check in the Springville Volunteer Fire Company parking lot on September 11 from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m.
Parents and guardians are urged to practice COVID-19 protocols. There will be limited seats checked due to social distancing and added safety measures, so people are encouraged to be patient and check the schedule for other nearby events.
WHEN: September 11, 9a-1p
WHERE: Springville Fire Company
405 West Main St
Springville, NY
SPRINGVILLE CAR SEAT CHECK THIS SATURDAY
Buffalo, NY – Erie County Sheriff Timothy B. Howard announces his office is hosting a free car seat safety check in the Springville Volunteer Fire Company parking lot on September 11 from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m.
Parents and guardians are urged to practice COVID-19 protocols. There will be limited seats checked due to social distancing and added safety measures, so people are encouraged to be patient and check the schedule for other nearby events.
WHEN: September 11, 9a-1p
WHERE: Springville Fire Company
405 West Main St
Springville, NY
We said it before & we'll say it again
Hey drivers, remember these?
Good. Now remember to stop when the lights are flashing. No Excuses!
We said it before & we'll say it again
Hey drivers, remember these?
Good. Now remember to stop when the lights are flashing. No Excuses!
What's Wednesday without warrants? Plain ol' Wednesday?
Our featured subject is Scott Hammett.
www2.erie.gov/sheriff/index.php?q=warrants
ECSO SEEKS INFO ABOUT STOLEN CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT
Buffalo, NY – Erie County Sheriff Timothy B. Howard is seeking information about a stolen 2016 Kubota R-630 frontend loader from a Dollar General store construction site on Olean Road in South Wales.
The incident occurred on August 21. The agency received information that the equipment was possibly observed driving on Underhill and Mills roads in West Falls, Aurora, Colden, and South Wales around 5:00 p.m.
Anyone with information about the incident or the location of the equipment is asked to call the Sheriff’s Office at 716858.2903 and refer to CL# 21-061152
ECSO SEEKS INFO ABOUT STOLEN CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT
Buffalo, NY – Erie County Sheriff Timothy B. Howard is seeking information about a stolen 2016 Kubota R-630 frontend loader from a Dollar General store construction site on Olean Road in South Wales.
The incident occurred on August 21. The agency received information that the equipment was possibly observed driving on Underhill and Mills roads in West Falls, Aurora, Colden, and South Wales around 5:00 p.m.
Anyone with information about the incident or the location of the equipment is asked to call the Sheriff’s Office at 716858.2903 and refer to CL# 21-061152
TRAFFIC PATTERN FOR BILLS’ PRACTICE
Abbott Road, Big Tree Road to Remain Open in Both Directions
Buffalo, NY – Erie County Sheriff Timothy B. Howard announces traffic patterns and other information for the Wednesday, September 1, Buffalo Bills’ open practice.
Drivers should expect delays around the stadium from 9:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. Those not attending the practice are encouraged to avoid the area and find alternate routes.
Abbott Road
• The section of Abbott Road in front of the stadium will not close, but drivers should expect intermittent traffic control for pedestrian crossing.
Route 20a (Big Tree Road)
• Rte 20a will not be closed to westbound traffic after the practice. However, drivers should expect delays and intermittent traffic control.
TRAFFIC PATTERN FOR BILLS’ PRACTICE
Abbott Road, Big Tree Road to Remain Open in Both Directions
Buffalo, NY – Erie County Sheriff Timothy B. Howard announces traffic patterns and other information for the Wednesday, September 1, Buffalo Bills’ open practice.
Drivers should expect delays around the stadium from 9:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. Those not attending the practice are encouraged to avoid the area and find alternate routes.
Abbott Road
• The section of Abbott Road in front of the stadium will not close, but drivers should expect intermittent traffic control for pedestrian crossing.
Route 20a (Big Tree Road)
• Rte 20a will not be closed to westbound traffic after the practice. However, drivers should expect delays and intermittent traffic control.
Have you seen this Cheektowaga girl?
www.missingkids.org/poster/NCMC/1428988
Have you seen this Cheektowaga girl?
www.missingkids.org/poster/NCMC/1428988
SEPARATE STOPS RESULT IN DRUG AND WARRANT ARRESTS
Buffalo, NY – Erie County Sheriff Timothy B. Howard reports the arrest of five individuals following three separate traffic stops.
August 26, 6:49 p.m., Village of Springville – Following a traffic stop and investigation on Waverly Street in Springville, Deputies arrested and charged three individuals with misdemeanor counts of criminal possession of a controlled substance after a quantity of m**hamphetamine was found in their possession.
Charged are 24-year-old Brandon Bain of Otto, 43-year-old Margaret Barber of Delevan, and 26-year-old Evan Black of Collins.
Deputies discovered Black had an outstanding warrant from the Village of Arcade and the Cattaraugus County Sheriff’s Office. He was turned over to Cattaraugus County Deputies. The other defendants were released on appearance tickets.
August 26, 10:56 p.m., Village of Springville – Deputies identified an individual with outstanding warrants at a convenience store. When the Deputy initiated a traffic stop on the northbound section of Route 219, the driver was observed throwing items out of the vehicle’s window.
Patrol recovered a bag of co***ne, a bag of crystal m**hamphetamine, and a glass pipe with m**h residue. A search of the vehicle recovered a scale with narcotic residue, another pipe with residue, and a quantity of Suboxone strips.
Deputies arrested and charged 38-year-old Jacob Lester of Angola with felony counts of criminal possession of co***ne and tampering with physical evidence. Lester is also charged with criminal use of drug paraphernalia, two counts of criminal possession of a controlled substance, and aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle.
Lester also had two active arrest warrants out of the Town of Hamburg; Hamburg Police were notified of the arrest and his location.
The defendant is held at the Erie County Holding Center pending his arraignment.
August 27, 12:58 a.m., Town of Brant – Deputies stopped a vehicle along Versailles Plank Road after observing vehicle and traffic violations. During the investigation, Deputies discovered a crack pipe in the passenger’s possession.
The passenger, 26-year-old Kayla Swantek of Brant, was placed into custody. Deputies also discovered a bag of he**in secreted in her apparel.
Swantek is charged with felony counts of criminal possession of a narcotic and concealing physical evidence. She is also charged with a misdemeanor count of criminal possession of a controlled substance.
The defendant is held at the holding center pending her arraignment.
SEPARATE STOPS RESULT IN DRUG AND WARRANT ARRESTS
Buffalo, NY – Erie County Sheriff Timothy B. Howard reports the arrest of five individuals following three separate traffic stops.
August 26, 6:49 p.m., Village of Springville – Following a traffic stop and investigation on Waverly Street in Springville, Deputies arrested and charged three individuals with misdemeanor counts of criminal possession of a controlled substance after a quantity of m**hamphetamine was found in their possession.
Charged are 24-year-old Brandon Bain of Otto, 43-year-old Margaret Barber of Delevan, and 26-year-old Evan Black of Collins.
Deputies discovered Black had an outstanding warrant from the Village of Arcade and the Cattaraugus County Sheriff’s Office. He was turned over to Cattaraugus County Deputies. The other defendants were released on appearance tickets.
August 26, 10:56 p.m., Village of Springville – Deputies identified an individual with outstanding warrants at a convenience store. When the Deputy initiated a traffic stop on the northbound section of Route 219, the driver was observed throwing items out of the vehicle’s window.
Patrol recovered a bag of co***ne, a bag of crystal m**hamphetamine, and a glass pipe with m**h residue. A search of the vehicle recovered a scale with narcotic residue, another pipe with residue, and a quantity of Suboxone strips.
Deputies arrested and charged 38-year-old Jacob Lester of Angola with felony counts of criminal possession of co***ne and tampering with physical evidence. Lester is also charged with criminal use of drug paraphernalia, two counts of criminal possession of a controlled substance, and aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle.
Lester also had two active arrest warrants out of the Town of Hamburg; Hamburg Police were notified of the arrest and his location.
The defendant is held at the Erie County Holding Center pending his arraignment.
August 27, 12:58 a.m., Town of Brant – Deputies stopped a vehicle along Versailles Plank Road after observing vehicle and traffic violations. During the investigation, Deputies discovered a crack pipe in the passenger’s possession.
The passenger, 26-year-old Kayla Swantek of Brant, was placed into custody. Deputies also discovered a bag of he**in secreted in her apparel.
Swantek is charged with felony counts of criminal possession of a narcotic and concealing physical evidence. She is also charged with a misdemeanor count of criminal possession of a controlled substance.
The defendant is held at the holding center pending her arraignment.
10 Delaware Ave
Buffalo, NY
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Here is a joint Fireworks PSA from the Erie County Sheriff's Office and Erie County Emergency Services
Hey Grand Islanders, take a look and see if you recognize the subjects. Remember to lock your doors and remove valuables.
Thank you to Domino's Pizza for donating pizzas for Deputies and Corrections Offices at the holding center and correctional facility. Dominos is delivering pizzas over 200 pizzas today
Rise & Shine #Buffalo it's going to be a great day!
While we had access to Captain America (aka CO Slattery), we had him do a PSA reminding people to social distance.
Capt. America (aka CO Slattery) put together a special message for all the kids in area hospitals - Happy Easter.
Change today to change everything #COVID19 #FlattenTheCurve #SocialDistancing
Sheriff Howard providing updates about new platoons, employee testing, inmate releases, supplies, and donations.
A shout out to our crew at the garage. Not only are they busy repairing and maintaining the Sheriff's fleet, but they are using the recommended PPEs and disinfectant products to keep the vehicles clean. There is additional equipment and products if a vehicle needs to be decontaminated. Be safe everyone and maintain that 6ft separation.
Effective at 11:00 a.m. on March 19, the front lobbies of the holding center and correctional facility are closed to the general public for all business except bails. Sheriff’s Office encourages family members and friends to make use of the electronic kiosks located in the vestibules of both facilities for trust account deposits, and are working with our commissary provider to offer additional deposit methods.
Latest update from ECSO
Sheriff Howard wishes to share the following statement and the latest information about COVID-19 and the Sheriff's Office
Today, the Sheriff's Office detailed its preparations for dealing with the coronavirus and educating the inmates and our employees. The Office also announced the suspension of contact visits as well as free video visits for loved ones
Watch as Air-1 uses its FLIR (foward looking infrared) camera to pick up the incoming A-10 Warthogs for the stadium flyover. Then listen for the squad leader detail their plan to conduct a flyover of Niagara Falls - lucky pilots.
Remember the F-16 flyover at New Era Field on September 29? Well, watch it from Air-1's perspective. (maximize your screen)
K9 Deimos was very excited to see Santa Clause at the game yesterday. Translation - I want a new chew toy another chew toy some snacks and a chew toy
MAN WHO ASSAULTED 3 FOLLOWING BILLS’ GAME FOUND BY AIR-1 Team Effort Leads to the Arrest of Offender Buffalo, NY – Erie County Sheriff Timothy B. Howard reports the arrest of a 35-year-old Florida resident following an assault in a New Era Field parking lot after the September 29 Bills’ game. At approximately 5:00 p.m., Sheriff’s Deputies responded to parking lot 4 for individuals who needed medical attention following an attack. Victims described the offender, his apparel, and how the individual punched the hood of a vehicle then multiple people, causing one of the victims to lose consciousness. The subject fled the scene through private lots, and Deputies were dispatched to locate the individual. Sheriff’s Aviation Unit, Air-1, assisted in searching for the subject. The unit located an individual matching the description of the offender at an establishment at the corner of Abbott Road and Southwestern Boulevard. Multiple Deputies responded to the location and detained the individual. One of the victims identified Kervin Lopez as the individual who struck the vehicle and three individuals. Lopez was arrested and charged with misdemeanor counts of 3rd-degree assault and attempted assault, 3rd-degree. Lopez was transported to the Erie County Holding Center pending his arraignment in Orchard Park Town Court. The defendant was released without bail following his court appearance. Two victims were evaluated and treated by EMS at the scene, and the third victim, who lost consciousness, was transported to Erie County Medical Center for treatment and later released. Wathc the male with the blue tank top nad wig in the middle of the screen.
They may not be part of the Aviation Unit, but our boats can FLY!
#WorkingDogWednesday video If being chased by Deputies & you don't stop, K9 Viva can catch up to you
SUBJECT BREAKS STORE WINDOW IN EARLY MORNING HOURS Sheriff’s Office seeking to ID Driver and Thrower Buffalo, NY – Erie County Sheriff Timothy B. Howard is seeking the public’s help in identifying a male subject who was recorded by security cameras throwing an object through a storefront window. On May 8, Deputies responded to Xtreme Discount Mattress at 3211 Transit Road in Elma to investigate a criminal mischief incident that occurred at approximately 4:27 A.M. An in-store surveillance camera shows a shirtless, dark-haired, white male wearing light colored jeans, white sneakers, and red undergarments exit a dark-colored SUV. The subject proceeds to the front of the store where he picks up a piece of concrete and throws the object through the window and stumbles back to the waiting vehicle. The video also captures the vehicle traveling northbound along Transit Road. Deputies are seeking the identity of the individual who broke the window as well as the driver of the SUV. Anyone with information about the incident or the identity of the subjects is asked to contact the Sheriff’s Office at 716.858.2903 and refer to CL # 19-036015
Here is Air1's footage of the Buffalo River up to the confluence of Cayuga Creek and Buffalo Creek, then upstream along Buffalo Creek.
Erie County Board of Elections
134 West Eagle StErie County Commission on the Status of Women
Rath Building, 95 Franklin StEdward A. Rath County Office Building
95 Franklin StErie County Office of Consumer Protection
95 Franklin Street, Room 651Erie County Parks, Recreation & Forestry
95 Franklin St, Fl 12thErie County Veterans Service Agency
95 Franklin St, Ste 800Erie County Department of Environment and Pla
95 Franklin StBuffalo Permit and Inspection Services
65 Niagara Square
Masten District Common Council
1414 City Hall
US Army Corps of Engineers, Buffalo District
1776 Niagara St
New York Army National Guard - Buffalo,NY
27 Masten Ave
Town of Tonawanda Police Department
1835 Sheridan Dr
Erie County Commission on the Status of Women
Rath Building, 95 Franklin St
Erie County Parks, Recreation & Forestry
95 Franklin St, Fl 12th
Engine Co. 36 & Ladder Co. 13 Buffalo Fire D
860 Hertel Ave.