Steps Announced to Improve Public Safety in Chippewa Entertainment District
The city will keep closing the street on busy nights and is reviewing parking-lot rules after shootings and other violence, officials said.
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Changing of the Guard on Chippewa
Mayor Sean Ryan recently announced that there will be more of a no-nonsense attitude when it comes to what flies on Chippewa Street. What was once a super fun party strip has become a thoroughfare marred with an increasing number of repeated disturbances. Most of these disturbances have not come from the bars and clubs themselves, but from people who are simply hanging around outside of the establishments as well as in the parking lots. Mayor Ry…
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Steps announced to improve public safety in Chippewa Entertainment District
In a Tuesday press conference at Buffalo City Hall, Mayor Sean Ryan was joined by fellow city and business leaders to announce the next phase of his administration’s efforts to improve public safety in the Chippewa Entertainment District after several weeks of enhanced enforcement and evaluation. Read more from WBEN:
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