Aurora Town Supervisor Chuck Snyder
A lifelong resident of the Southtowns, my wife Sheila and I have been calling East Aurora our home for the past 35 years. I've proudly served all the residents of Aurora as your Town Supervisor for the past 3 years, Councilman for 10 years as well as Deputy Supervisor under Supervisor Bach for 6 years. Over the years, I have demonstrated conservative values and fiscal responsibility. My decisions have always been based on “What’s best for ALL of Aurora?” I work closely with all Department Heads as well as fellow board members, regardless of political affiliation, to accomplish what is best for our Town. There is a lot of work yet to be done and I would like the opportunity to continue to be an integral part of what we have accomplished during my service. That is why I’m asking for your vote for Aurora Town Supervisor on November 3rd.
Aurora First
2023 recipient of the Bronze-Level Certification under the New York State Climate Smart Communities program for establishing our local climate Smart Community Task Force, purchasing a town-owned all electric vehicle for Highway, securing a grant for the first EV Charging station in EA, emphasizing the importance of a Climate Vulnerability Assessment in our updated Comprehensive Plan and continuing to promote our Green Initiative.
Experience You Need
Keeping Town taxes low in spite of higher operating costs for staff and utilities, while still delivering quality services to all our residents for over 13 years.
Sits on the Board of Directors for the Association of Erie County Governments which brings together local Erie County leaders to discuss regional issues, coordinate shared municipal services and lobby for state and county funding.
Real Results
The successful business owner and builder for over 50 years, Chuck knows how to collaborate with his team, prepare budgets, understand operating costs, negotiate contracts and motivate those around him. These skills have been proven invaluable over his 13 years at Town Hall. His construction knowledge alone has saved thousands of dollars overseeing the construction of our new Town Hall and maintaining our previous facility.
Chuck Snyder - Town Supervisor Working for You
Working with Local Leaders
Working with County Leaders
Working with County Leaders
Chuck Snyder played a crucial role in consolidating the Town and Village offices at 575 Oakwood Ave, enhancing local community engagement. With the election of former Councilman and now Mayor Wochensky, the relationship between the Town and Village has only grown stronger. There is a renewed energy and collaboration, as both leaders focus on what matters most—the residents of this Town.
Working with County Leaders
Working with County Leaders
Working with County Leaders
Chuck Snyder has established a strong working relationship with County leaders like Legislator Lindsay Lorigo. This collaboration within the Aurora leadership has secured hundreds of thousands in grant dollars for the local community, offsetting repair costs for our Senior Center, Parks and Recreation Areas, and Playgrounds.
Working with State Leaders
Working with County Leaders
Working with State Leaders
Thanks to the efforts of Aurora leadership and strong partnerships with State Leaders like Senator Gallivan, the Town of Aurora has secured $4.5 million through the NY Forward Program. This funding complements an additional $10 million awarded for vital bridge repairs and $480,000 for a new salt barn. Chuck Snyder's long-standing relation
Thanks to the efforts of Aurora leadership and strong partnerships with State Leaders like Senator Gallivan, the Town of Aurora has secured $4.5 million through the NY Forward Program. This funding complements an additional $10 million awarded for vital bridge repairs and $480,000 for a new salt barn. Chuck Snyder's long-standing relationship with State officials has been instrumental in bringing this infrastructure relief to the local community, ensuring these financial burdens do not fall on taxpayers.
Chuck Snyder - Community Leader Working for You
Working to keep our Community Safe
Working to keep our Community Safe
Working to keep our Community Safe
Chuck Snyder played a crucial role in consolidating the Town and Village offices at 575 Oakwood Ave, enhancing local community engagement. With the election of former Councilman and now Mayor Wochensky, the relationship between the Town and Village has only grown stronger. There is a renewed energy and collaboration, as both leaders focus on what matters most—the residents of this Town.
Building Aurora for Over 50 Years
Working to keep our Community Safe
Working to keep our Community Safe
Chuck Snyder has established a strong working relationship with County leaders like Legislator Lindsay Lorigo. This collaboration within the Aurora leadership has secured hundreds of thousands in grant dollars for the local community, offsetting repair costs for our Senior Center, Parks and Recreation Areas, and Playgrounds.
Volunteering in Our Community
Working to keep our Community Safe
Volunteering in Our Community
Thanks to the efforts of Aurora leadership and strong partnerships with State Leaders like Senator Gallivan, the Town of Aurora has secured $4.5 million through the NY Forward Program. This funding complements an additional $10 million awarded for vital bridge repairs and $480,000 for a new salt barn. Chuck Snyder's long-standing relation
Thanks to the efforts of Aurora leadership and strong partnerships with State Leaders like Senator Gallivan, the Town of Aurora has secured $4.5 million through the NY Forward Program. This funding complements an additional $10 million awarded for vital bridge repairs and $480,000 for a new salt barn. Chuck Snyder's long-standing relationship with State officials has been instrumental in bringing this infrastructure relief to the local community, ensuring these financial burdens do not fall on taxpayers.
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