TOP 30 Transportation infrastructure in West Seneca, New York

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Welcome to the Lackawanna Development Department! Located at 714 Ridge Road, Lackawanna, New York 14218, we serve as the local government office dedicated to fostering economic growth and community development within the City of Lackawanna. Our department is committed to revitalizing the city and enhancing the quality of life for our residents through strategic planning, collaboration, and sustainable development initiatives. We are thrilled to announce several exciting projects that highlight our commitment to economic development and community enhancement. Recently, the City of Lackawanna has partnered with Empire Building Diagnostics (EBD) and IT FITZ Concrete to transform over 4.7 acres of long-vacant industrial property on Alliance Drive in the First Ward. These projects are set to create new jobs and stimulate economic activity in the area. EBD will expand its operations, adding 20-30 new jobs, while IT FITZ Concrete plans to build a new office and warehouse facility.

Welcome to Clinton Street & Sharon Drive Transit Station, your convenient gateway to West Seneca, New York, and beyond. Situated at the heart of West Seneca, our transit station offers easy access to local and regional transportation networks, ensuring a smooth and efficient travel experience for commuters and visitors alike. Whether you're heading to work, exploring the area's attractions, or connecting to other destinations, Clinton Street & Sharon Drive Transit Station provides a reliable and accessible transit solution. Our location is designed to cater to the needs of all passengers, with well-maintained facilities and helpful staff ready to assist you.

Welcome to New York Regional Rail Corporation Located in the heart of West Seneca, New York, the New York Regional Rail Corporation is your trusted partner for efficient and reliable rail transportation services. Situated at 5266 Seneca Street, our facility is dedicated to providing exceptional service to the communities of West Seneca and the greater New York region.