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Councilmember Tiffany R. Collins

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Councilmember Tiffany R. Collins

Councilmember, Cheektowaga New York
Formerly Tiffany R. Lewis

10/27/2026

TODAY at 5:30 PM

Come learn with me as we discuss important Town business, including the proposed 2027 Town budget and the fire training facility. I’m continuing to work with my colleagues to explore ways to lower the proposed 9.8% increase.

Join us at Cheektowaga Town Hall, 3301 Broadway, or watch live on the Town’s YouTube channel. Let’s stay informed and keep learning together! ✌️🏾

10/21/2026

COME LEARN WITH COUNCILMEMBER COLLINS

Cheektowaga, did you know there's a local proposition on the November 3 ballot?

With early voting beginning this Saturday, October 24, I encourage our residents to learn about the proposed term limits for certain elected Town officials.

Before you head to the polls, take three simple steps: Read the proposition 👇🏼, understand what a YES or NO vote means, and make a plan to cast your ballot!

An informed community is an empowered community. Your voice matters. Let's keep learning together!

10/18/2026

Come Learn with Councilmember Collins

October 20 is National Youth Confidence Day™, a national observance I founded in 2018 with a simple belief: every young person deserves to feel seen, valued, and supported.

This year’s theme, “Confidence Without Borders,” reminds us that every young person’s potential deserves encouragement, wherever they live.

Here in Cheektowaga, our libraries, parks, and recreation programs help youth discover their strengths and build connections. This year, Wake County, North Carolina, also adopted a proclamation recognizing Youth Confidence Day!

On October 20, take time to encourage a young person, recognize their effort, or listen to their dreams. I can’t wait to see how you celebrate youth!

Let’s keep learning together.

Councilmember Tiffany Collins

Photos: National Youth Confidence Day™ celebrations and recognition from various organizations and communities.

10/11/2026

Happy Sunday, Cheektowaga!

Come Learn with Councilmember Tiffany Collins

This week, we’re learning about the 2027 Community Needs Assessment Survey. Your feedback can help identify community priorities and guide the use of federal community development and housing funds.

Please take a few minutes to share your perspective. Your voice matters. Parks, youth and community centers, housing, job training, and infrastructure are among the areas your feedback can help inform.

Let’s keep learning together. An informed and engaged community helps build a stronger Cheektowaga.

SURVEY IN THE COMMENTS ⬇

10/04/2026

Happy Sunday! Today on Come Learn with Councilmember Collins, we’re celebrating new businesses choosing Cheektowaga, like 7 Brew. Investments like these can create jobs, expand services, and contribute to our local economy.

Here’s a basic look at the process:

Town Supervisor’s Office: Connect with the appropriate Town departments.

Building Department: Confirm zoning and land use requirements before selecting a location. Get required permits and inspections.

Planning Board: Review development plans when required.

Zoning Board of Appeals: Consider variances or other zoning relief, if needed.

Every project is different, but each new business represents an opportunity for continued investment in Cheektowaga.

What would you like to learn about opening a business here?

📷 Rachel Ross (WIVB)

09/27/2026

Happy Sunday! It’s time for Come Learn with Councilmember Collins.

This week, I’ll receive a Black Achievers Award, and I’m grateful for the recognition.

One of my greatest accomplishments, though, is staying humble and holding on to my desire to learn and help people.

Being teachable means having the right attitude: staying open, asking questions, and knowing there’s always more to learn. I’m still learning every day, and I’m thankful you’re learning with me.

What’s one lesson you’ve learned by staying teachable? Share it in the comments. We can all learn from one another!

09/20/2026

Happy Sunday, Cheektowaga!

For this week’s Come Learn with Councilmember Collins, let’s look ahead to Tuesday’s Town Board meeting.

Check comments for some agenda items👇🏽

Residents may speak during public comment for up to three minutes.

My role is not only to vote, but to ask the right questions and ensure our decisions strengthen Cheektowaga.

What would you like to learn more about? Let me know in the comments.

Let’s keep learning together and building a stronger Cheektowaga.

09/13/2026

Come Learn with Councilmember Collins

Happy Sunday, Cheektowaga!

Thank you to everyone who participated in last week’s conversation. These conversations are helping us better understand how local government works and where to turn when questions arise.

This week, we are focusing on education and public investment.

Here is today’s Sunday Trivia question:

Who sets a school district’s budget?

Take your best guess and share your answer in the comments. I will post the answer, along with an important look at how these public dollars are invested.

Let’s continue learning together.

Photo by: Cheektowaga Central School District Grades K-12

09/06/2026

🏛️ COME LEARN WITH COUNCILMEMBER COLLINS

It’s Sunday, so let’s learn something about Town government together.

TRIVIA QUESTION:
Which of the following is supported, at least in part, by your Town tax dollars?

A. Roads and snow removal
B. Public safety and emergency services
C. Parks and recreation
D. All of the above

👇🏽 Drop your guess below.

The answer is in the comments.

I’m still learning, too, and I’m glad we can learn together.

08/31/2026

I missed our Sunday post, but not the opportunity to share something important.

Come Learn with Councilmember Collins

Making Town government easier to understand, one topic at a time.

As Co-Chair of the Schools Committee, I believe supporting our students means looking beyond the classroom.

It means investing in safe communities, strong partnerships, youth opportunities, and the mental health and well-being of our children.

That is also why I drafted and sponsored our Youth Mental Health & Online Safety Resolution, because the challenges young people face today do not stop when the school day ends.

As we begin a new school year, I remain committed to making sure our Town continues to support students, families, educators, and the systems that help them thrive.

Wishing every student in a safe, healthy, and successful school year. 📚

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