Councilwoman· 2021-2029
Jill O'Malley
Town of Tonawanda
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 10
- Total speaking time
- 13:17
- Avg per meeting
- 1:20
- Segments
- 233
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Top issues during term (20)
2027 Tentative Town Budget and Tax Levy
This budget sets town spending and taxes for 2027 — the hearing is your chance to weigh in before it's final.
Zoning Code Revisions and BESS Regulations
Environmental Impact Review for River Road Concrete Plant
Unknown — costs fall on the applicant to prepare the environmental review.
Industrial and Commercial Solar and Facility Expansions
Private commercial investments improve local property values and expand retail and industrial service options.
Transition of Automated License Plate Readers to Axon
Maintains existing surveillance contract allocations.
Sanitary Sewer Lining and Infrastructure Upgrades
Substantial private property damage incurred by homeowners, requiring ongoing capital investments in municipal sewer improvements.
Dollar Tree conversion of former Rite Aid
No direct town cost identified.
Corner Lot Fence Regulations and Height Limits
None for the town; bears private installation costs for homeowners.
Driveway Expansion Standards
None to the town; property improvement funded by the owner.
Paddock Chevrolet Golf Dome Storm Resiliency Bond
Bids received range from $1,515,000 to $1,672,500 for capital improvements.
Youth Parks and Recreation Department Supply Bids
Impact is currently unknown until a new procurement method is determined.
E-Bike Safety and Regulatory Enforcement
Null
Residential Air Conditioning and Heat Pump Siting
None on municipal funds.
Commercial Cannabis Dispensary Expansions
Generates local sales tax revenue and new commercial investment.
Tonawanda Rail Trail Enhancements Bidding
Covered under existing approved capital trail contracts.
Residential Property Variances
None to the town; private property investments.
park and downtown upgrades
A cool $1 million was invested to level up local public spaces and draw more foot traffic downtown.
Drive-up ATM at Sheridan-Eggert Plaza
Proposed Data Center Moratorium
May prevent costly infrastructure upgrades and protect residential electricity rates from surging due to heavy industrial power consumption.
Proposed Data Center Development and Town Moratorium
Significant private investment expected, with potential tax and utility rate implications for local ratepayers.
Decisions during term (753)
Recorded while O'Malley was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Resolution RES-2026-702 — Call Hearing on 2027 Preliminary Budget
Approval of September 16, 2026 Minutes
Withdrawal of 2702 Colvin Blvd Variance
76 Deerhurst Park Blvd Area Variance
152 Riverdale Ave Area Variance
60 Creekside Dr Area Variance
Approve Minutes of Zoning Board Meeting held September 16, 2026.
Adoption of Local Law 3 of 2026 (Tax Cap Override)
Block Party Request - Cody Heuser
Claims Payment Approval
Personnel Actions: New Hires, Changes, and Separations
Highway Superintendent Personnel Actions
HEATT Sick Leave Donation Bank MOA
TTSWA Memorandum of Understanding
Utility Work Permits
Vertosoft LLC Technical Support Agreement
Erie County Legislative Grant for CERT
Highway Department Generator Purchase
CDBG Subrecipient Agreements
Youth, Parks & Rec Rate & Fee Amendments
Voting record (451)
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