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City of Buffalo

311 Complaint and Question Line

311 Provides fast, centralized access to city services.  Register complaints, get information, and access non-emergency police services. It is designed to be a “one stop shopping” center for access to all of Buffalo’s city services, information and non-emergency police services. Call 311 to report problems on your street, service needs, obtain information regarding city programs or events and take care of non-emergency police matters.
Click Here to use 311 online

City Council

Councilmember Kearns South City Council District

851-5169
More Info

Councilmember Rich Fontana Lovejoy City Council District

Covers Northern area of South Buffalo near Bailey or Durant
851-5151
More Info

Mayor Byron Brown

851-485, or just call 311
More Info

Police

South District Station (A District)
1847 South Park Avenue, 14220
851-4415
SB station hosts a public meeting every month to answer questions. Bring your concerns to the meeting, talk to the Chief and Community Police Officers directly. Call the station to find out the date and location of the next meeting.

Community Police Officers
851-4458

Schools

Board of Education
816-3575
More Numbers and Info on the Schools Page

Voting

Board of Elections
858-8891

County

County Legislators

Lynne Dixon (South of Woodside, Lakawanna, Hamburg)
858-8671
Website

Tom Mazur (North of Woodside, Kaisertown, Cheektowaga)
893-4385
Website

County Executive

Mark Poloncarz
858-8500
Website

Federal Officials

Congressman Brian Higgins
852-3501
Website

Senator Charles Schumer
846-4111
Website

Senator Kirsten Gillibrand
854-9725
Website

Assistance

HEAP (Heating Bill Assistance)
858-7870

Neighborhood Housing Services
823-3630
Website