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Allegany County
Allegany County is located in the Southern Tier of Western New York in an eroded plateau of the Allegany Mountains, approximately 40-70 miles due south of Rochester. The rural county is served by 29 post offices.
A geologic feature is that Allegany is the only county in the State that is home to three primary watershed headwaters: The Allegany, Susquehanna, and Genesee Rivers. Respectively they end in the Gulf of Mexico via the Mississippi River, Chesapeake Bay, and the St. Lawrence River. Population of 46,430
Partners for Prevention in Allegany County (PPAC)
Jonathan Chaffee
Coalition Coordinator
Cattaraugus County
Healthy Cattaraugus County (HCC)
Stephanie Kubiak
Coalition Coordinator
Katelynn Smith
Coalition Coordinator
Cattaraugus County is in the southwestern part of the state, immediately north of the Pennsylvania border. The southern part of Cattaraugus County is the only area of western New York that was not covered by the last ice age glaciation and is noticeably more rugged than neighboring areas that had peaks rounded and valleys filled by the glacier. A continental divide between the Mississippi River and Great Lakes watersheds runs through Cattaraugus County. Population of 76,840.
Chautauqua County
HOPE Chautauqua
Kelley Potter
Coalition Director
Lucy Price
DFC Coalition Coordinator
Chautauqua County, the western gateway to New York State, occupies the extreme southwest corner of our state. With its two cities, Jamestown and Dunkirk, its 27 towns, and 15 villages, it covers 1,065 square miles. Because of its six beautiful lakes and approximately 50 miles of Lake Erie shoreline, there is no place in the county more than 25 miles from open water. Population of 127,939
Erie County is a metropolitan center located on the western border of New York State covering 1,058 square miles and consisting of 3 cities and 25 town governments. Buffalo serves as the county seat and is the second-largest city in the State.
The county is bounded by Lake Erie to the west, Niagara County, and Canada to the north, Genesee County and Wyoming County to the east, and Cattaraugus and Chautauqua Counties to the south. It is home to countless museums, galleries, restaurants, shops, professional and college sports teams, and more than a dozen colleges and universities. Population of 919,719
Erie County
Akron Newstead Drug & Alcohol Prevention Coalition
Dan Wood
Amherst Youth& Community Coalition (AYCC)
Anne Rohrer
Sally Yageric
www.amherstyouthandcommunity.org/
Evans Brant Citizens for Responsible Choices (CRC)
David Esis
Maureen Shepherd
Matt Smith
www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100067662411789
Substance Free Coalition of West Seneca & Orchard Park
Meghan Boarts
Coalition Director
Hamburg Drug-Free Community Coalition
Jill Gorman-King
Nicole Dayka
www.townofhamburgny.com/drug-free
City of Tonawanda Coalition (COT)
Annie Todd - Mobile Safety Net Team
msntwny.org/our-work/city-of-tonawanda
Springville Regional Coalition (SRC)
Sue Boyle
Coalition Director
For Our Community Unity & Support (FOCUS)
Gwendolyn Bork
President
Alden Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition
Colleen Babcock
It Takes a Community Coalition (ITAC)
Aylwyn Pelletreau
Sarah Sterlace
Program Director
Niagara County
Rural Niagara Community Coalition (RNCC)
Allison Geddes - Mobile Safety Net Team
Community Health Alliance of North Tonawanda (CHANT)
Lyndsay Stover
Program Coordinator
lstover@northpointecouncil.org
Joshua Reichardt
Coalition Coordinator
jreichardt@northpointecouncil.org
Community Health Alliance of Niagara Falls for Everyone (CHANGE)
Autumn Buchsenschutz
Coalition Coordinator
abuchsenschutz@northpointecouncil.org
Niagara County is one of the 62 counties that comprise the State of New York. Niagara County consists of 3 cities (Niagara Falls, North Tonawanda, and Lockport) and 12 towns (Cambria, Hartland, Lewiston, Lockport, Newfane, Niagara, Pendleton, Porter, Royalton, Somerset, Wheatfield and Wilson.) Population of 215,124
Orleans County
Orleans County is in western New York State, northeast of Buffalo and west of Rochester, on the southern shore of Lake Ontario. Albion is the county seat. Population of 40,612
Wyoming County
There’s so much to see and do all year round in Wyoming County, which is most known for the magnificent “Grand Canyon of the East” Letchworth State Park. The area is also well known for outdoor sports, being an excellent region for fishing, hunting and snowmobiling. Population 40.085