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Businesses Addison Funeral Home Angola China Kitchen Angola Laundromat 262 North Main St 167 North Main St 5 North Main St (716) 549-1100 (716) 549-1182 Angola Pennysaver Angola Post Office Angola Public Library 19 Center St 80 North Main St 34 North Main St (716) 549-1164 1-800-275-8777 (716) 549-1271 Angola's Taste of the Midway Angola Theatre Azalia’s Juicery 97 North Main St 72 North Main St 77 North Main St (716) 712-7244 (716) 217-8047 (716) 903-7066 Clark-Brant Garage Community Action Organization Crosby's 151 South Main St 251 North Main St 141 North Main St (716) 549-1744 (716) 549-4180 (716) 549 7488 DiBello’s Deli and Bakery Everhaunt Frosted Fairytale Bake Shop 15 North Main St 144 Lake St 58 North Main St (716) 217-8075 (716) 899-3327 (716) 549-4444 Goya Foods John C. Grennell, Attorney Happy Mess Tattoo Studio 200 South Main St 11 Maple St 11 North Main St (716) 549-0076 (716) 549-0810 (716) 344-7909 Kim's Shear Expressions Lake Shore Grooming Lounge Main Automotive Service 47 North Main St 48 North Main St 90 North Main St (716) 549-0337 (716) 217-8311 (716) 549-7616 Shade Tree Furniture & Antiques Shultz & Co. Hardware & Appliances 6 South Main St 2 North Main St (716) 534-3126 (716) 549-0262 Suzanne's School of Dance Todd's Landscaping Village One Stop Smoke Shop 20 Lake St 129 Commercial St 11 Commercial St (716) 549-1222 (716) 549-7900 (716) 549-0393 Worship First Congregational United Church of Christ 132 North Main St (716) 549-2115 Most Precious Blood Church 22 Prospect St (716) 549-0420

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Registrar of Vital Statistics Registrar : Nicole Leppard Deputy Registrar : Hannah Dorosz Phone : 716-549-1126 Weekend Contact : 716-341-0569 Email : angolaclerk@villageofangola.org Forms: Birth Record Request Death Record Request Each certified copy costs $10 For any records older than 1942, please contact the registrar at the Town of Evans .

If you see a honey bee swarm or colony in your neighborhood, visit beeswarmed.org to report it at no cost. Your report will connect you with local beekeepers who can provide safe bee removal and humane honey bee relocation. About Swarmed & Citizens of the Hive Swarmed and Citizens of the Hive are sister projects working to support local bees and beekeepers. We maintain a honey bee public alert system to report bee colonies to local beekeepers. Why are swarms so crucial? Pollinator losses are at record highs, with over 60% of U.S. hives lost this year. Swarms are critical to bee population recovery, but many go unrescued because beekeepers are hard to reach. By getting more swarms into beekeepers' hives, we double the likelihood that the bees will survive and help beekeepers save time and money. For the public, Swarmed provides an appropriate referral path for inquiries about bees, wasps, and bumblebee swarms/nests, which can cause alarm when they appear. Swarmed Swarmed is a free public reporting tool for honey bee swarms. When someone sees a swarm, they can submit a report online. Swarmed alerts local beekeepers, and in most cases, the public can expect to get a response within 20 minutes to arrange safe removal. Over 10,000 beekeepers across the US are available to handle swarms. If no beekeepers are available nearby, the system lets the user know and gives alternative resources. We only share data with the beekeeper who claims the swarm, and only for the purpose of coordinating swarm removal. Reporting is free, though beekeepers may charge a fee for hard-to-access or well-established colonies. Organizations can share Swarmed as a trusted resource to reduce unnecessary extermination calls, protect pollinators, and help the public take action quickly and safely. Swarmed is a satellite partner of the California Master Beekeeper Program at the University of California, Davis. Report a swarm Citizens of the Hive Citizens of the Hive is the research and education arm of the project. It uses anonymized swarm data to support pollinator science, public education, and habitat planning. We’ve collected over 4 million unique data points on honey bee swarms and helped rehome more than 500 million bees. This data is shared openly with researchers, educators, and local governments. It helps answer questions like: Organizations that share Swarmed also contribute to a growing public dataset on bee health and behavior. Learn more

Games of Chance Code Regulations: Games of Chance per the NYS Gaming Commission: Only the following games of chance may be conducted (§ 4620.1 Types of Games) ● Craps ● Roulette ● Black Jack ● Big Six ● Money Wheel ● Chuck-a-Luck ● Hazard ● Under and Over Seven ● Beat the Dealer ● Merchandise Wheels ● Big Nine ● Color Wheel ● Bang ● Joker Seven ● Horse Race Wheel ● Best Poker Hand ● Bell Jar, including Coin Boards, Merchandise Boards and Seal Cards ● Fruit Wheel ● Card Wheel ● Raffles ● Any other game of chance that has been approved in writing by the commission Guidelines for Conducting... ● Bell Jar ● Bingo ● Casino Nights ● Event Games ● Raffles Important News Regarding Charitable Games Any necessary forms and more information can be found on the NYS Gaming Commission Website

Meet Your Mayor Thomas M. Whelan If you've ever walked down Main Street and come across a man wearing an Irish shirt, a big smile and walking a brown mini-doodle named Finn chances are you've met our new Mayor Thomas Whelan. Tom is a hard working person by nature that shows in both his personal as well as professional life. This includes his employment to New York State Public Service where he retired after 34 years. A devoted man to family and friends, he as proven time and time again that he is both reliable and trustworthy. From watching a baseball game to playing guitar or lending a hand to the Dominican Nuns of Buffalo, he tries to stay busy and keep moving forward which will also be his goal for the Village. Drawn to the architecture of the village homes and buildings, Tom hopes to bring in new business without compromising the charm that our beautiful Main Street has to offer. Eager to start his job as Mayor, Tom has jumped right in with ideas to maximize the Village of Angola's potential. With hard work and a strong Village Board at his side he's hopeful for exciting things on the horizon for Angola.

Building Department File a Complaint Building Inspector : Phil Tremblay Cell : 716-946-6262 Email : angolacode@villageofangola.org View Village Code Set Backs Zoning Map Building Permits -Building Permit Application * If you or a family member plan on doing the work yourself (i.e. you are not using a contractor or someone who carries liability and workers compensation insurance), you must also fill out this Insurance Waiver * -Zoning Board of Appeals Application -Sign Permit Application Code Regulations Accessory Structures (ex. Shed) Fences Swimming Pools Fee Schedule 1. Residential : New Build - Single Family Home $100 plus $0.25 per SqFt 2. Residential : New Build - Two Family Home $100 plus $0.25 per SqFt 3. Residential : New Build - Three Family or More $50 per unit plus $0.25 per SqFt 4. Residential : New Build - Town House $100 plus $0.20 per SqFt 5. Residential : Extend $100 plus $0.20 per SqFt 6. Residential : Alteration $100 plus $5 per $1,000 valuation 7. Residential : Repair $100 plus $5 per $1,000 valuation 8. Residential : Demolition $150 9. Residential : Variance $100 Area | $500 Use 10. Garage : Detached $200 11. Garage : Attached $200 12. Carport $50 13. Roof $75 14. Fence $50 15. Shed $50 16. Wheelchair Ramp $50 17. Open Deck | Porch $50 plus $0.15 per SqFt 18. Wood Stove | Fire Place $75 19. Pool : In-ground $50 20. Pool : Above Ground $50 21. Commercial | Industrial : New Build $200 plus $0.50 per SqFt 22. Commercial | Industrial : Extend $200 plus $0.50 per SqFt 23. Commercial | Industrial : Alteration $200 plus $10 per $1,000 valuation 24. Commercial | Industrial : Repair $200 25. Commercial | Industrial : Demolition $300 26. Commercial | Industrial : Variance $200 Area | $500 Use 27. Farm Building $100 28. Sign $100 29. Temporary Sign $150 30. Generator $50 31. Electrical Service $50 32. Flood Plain Dev $150 33. Fire Prevention Inspection $0 First Inspection; $100 each after 34. Duplicate Certificate of Occupancy or Compliance $50 35. Zoning Letters $200 36. Late Fee 1% per Day 37. Re-Zoning $200 38. Permit : Special Use $200 39. Permit : Operating $50 per year 40. Permit : Rental $100 every two years 41. Re-Inspection Fee $50 42. Special Inspections $50 per hour 43. Projects | Building without a Building Permit Double Fee according to Schedule 44. Permit Renewal $50 Rental Permits Rental Permit Application Term : 2 Years Fee : $100 *Fee includes the inspection of premises and the issuance of permit* Code Regulations : Rental Permits Requirements for all Rental Units PDF Version ● Smoke detectors on or near the ceiling in all sleeping areas, common areas outside of sleeping areas (hallways) and on each level of dwelling (including basement). ● Carbon monoxide detectors are required on every level with a CO source and one within 15' of all bedrooms. ● Handrails on at least one side of a staircase. ● Pressure relief valve drain pipe on hot water tanks and on all boilers to within 6" of the floor. ● Metal exhaust pipe on clothes dryer vent. ● Apartment numbers on all doors and house numbers on the front of the building. ● General housekeeping and yard maintenance. ● No broken windows. ● No exposed electrical wiring or missing cover plates. ● Outlets at the kitchen counter top must be GFI protected. ● GFI outlets installed for all outlets in the bathroom. ● Kitchen and bathroom floor must be maintained in good condition and covered with water resistant covering (no carpeting). ● All plumbing fixtures in the kitchen and bathroom must be in working condition and drains must not be leaking. Operating Permits Term : 1 Year Fee : $50 *Fee includes the inspection of premises and the issuance of permit* Code Regulations : Operating Permits Operating Permits are required for conducting the activities or using the categories of buildings listed below: ● Manufacturing, storing or handling hazardous materials in quantities exceeding those in Tables 2703.1.1(1), 2703.1.1(2), 2703.1.1(3) or 2703.1.1(4) in the publication entitled "Fire Code of New York" and incorporated by reference in 19 NYCRR § 1225.1 . ● Hazardous processes and activities, including but not limited to commercial and industrial operations which produce combustible dust as a by-product, fruit- and crop ripening, and waste handling. ● Use of pyrotechnic devices in assembly occupancies. ● Buildings containing one or more areas of public assembly with an occupant load of 100 persons or more. ● Buildings whose use or occupancy classification may pose a substantial potential hazard to public safety, as determined by resolution adopted by the Village Board of Village.

Acerca de History The Village of Angola is one quaint square mile of friendship, community and historic treasures. Located inside the Town of Evans just 30 miles south of Buffalo, New York with beautiful Lake Erie Beaches smoldering with the most beautiful sunsets, and many parks and business’s to satisfy all walks of life. Angola is a walkable community with new sidewalks; benches; flower pots; memorial trees; lamp-posts and more. Great daytime or evening walk. “ANGOLA”…everyone asks where did the “name” come from? Here is a small bit of history straight from the Deputy Mayor William G Houston: Many years ago when the trains came through this area, it was called Evans Station. The people applied to the Federal Government to put a post office in this area. The Quakers had started a Colony this side of Gowanda in the Collins area and were known to help many in need. The same Quakers also helped people of Angola, Africa. In 1855, when the Angola Post Office located in Taylor Hollow (used by the Quakers) closed, the Federal Government offered it to this area and said “here is your post office” and authorities thought it best to move the post office to this area…hence the name “Angola." Angola became incorporated in 1873 and continues to grow and prosper. Current population is approximately 2266. -Joan Houston, Village Historian

Garbage & Recycling Modern Corporation 800-330-7107 www.moderncorporation.com 2026 Calendar Pick up is every Wednesday for Trash. Recycling Pick Up is Biweekly. Bulk Pick Up is Wednesday of the last full week of the month. Bulk Pick Up Dates January 28 February 25 March 25 April 22 May 27 June 24 July 22 August 26 September 23 October 28 November 25 December 23 Frequently Asked Questions When to put your carts out? Please place your waste and recycling at the curb by 6:00a.m. on your collection day. If your materials are not out when the crew arrives, pickup will not be available until your next collection day. How should you fill your carts? • Use your waste and recycling carts for convenient disposal and follow community guidelines to avoid service rejection notices (“Oops” tags), which will indicate why your material was not collected. • Don’t over-pack materials; they may get stuck or fall out when the carts/totes are tipped. • Keep lids closed to prevent materials from blowing and prevent unwanted rodents. • Excess materials above the cart height may lead to an “Oops” tag. • Place recyclables loose in the cart — no bags needed, except for shredded paper in a clear plastic bag, which is THE ONLY EXCEPTION Can I use a cart I brought from my old home, purchased at a hardware store, or from Modern? No. Modern will collect ONLY Village-issued carts after September 1, 2025. All other containers placed out for collection will not have their contents emptied. How can I manage home clean-outs? If you are doing a home renovation or house clean-out, please contact Modern, or your preferred hauler, to request a dumpster or make arrangements with a debris removal company. What do I do with my old containers? During the month of September 2025, you may place out your empty trash containers for collection on the scheduled bulk collection day. Please mark them with an “x” or “take me” sign. Why can I only put out bulk items once per month? Bulk items require a special truck because of the item sizes. Each resident may place up to 5 bulk items out with their regular garbage (on their normal garbage day) on Wednesday of the last full week of each month. Why was the lid bent on my cart when it arrived? During transportation and in cold weather the lids slightly warp. Keep the cart in sun for a few hours and it will mold back to its proper shape. Helpful Hints Nothing is to be put out prior to 6pm Tuesday evening. Place all garbage & recycling material within 5 feet of the curb. Brush and/or tree limbs must be neatly bundled, no longer than four (4) feet in length and no larger than four (4) inches in diameter. Christmas trees will be collected only after the Christmas season in January.

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