Town of West Seneca Highway Department

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1750 East and West Rd

Buffalo, NY 14224

+1 (716) 674-4332

http://westseneca.net

The Town of West Seneca Highway Department is a municipal organization based in West Seneca, NY, dedicated to maintaining and improving the town's roadways and infrastructure.

With a focus on public works projects and snow removal services, the department plays a vital role in ensuring the safety and functionality of the local transportation network.

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