Ischua, New York
Ischua (pronounced ish-way) is a rural town in Cattaraugus County, New York. It is an hour drive south east from the City of Buffalo. The town population as of November of 2021 was 848. Ischua covers approximately thirty-two square miles. It was established in 1846 and is technically the second Town of Ischua. The first town was disbanded and renamed into Franklinville. Ischua is home to the Cuba Creamery, which was one of the largest cheese and butter manufacturers in the late 1800’s.
Traffic Tickets in Ischua, New York
Traffics related charges in Ischua usually originate on the town’s main busy road, New York State Route 16 (NYS-16). The Cattaraugus County-Olean Airport is accessible via NYS-16, which brings traffic through the town. NYS-16 runs north-south through town parallel to the Ischua Creek. I-86 (Southern Tier Expressway) passes near the town’s south boundary. NYS-16 is accessible to I-86 travellers via on-ramps right outside of town. As motorists exit the expressway, they often fail to slow down sufficiently as they drive through Ischua.
The New York State Police and the Cattaraugus County Sheriff’s Department can be seen patrolling the town roads. Both troopers and sheriffs can initiate traffic stops and issue citations for traffic violations.
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Traffics related charges in Ischua usually originate on the town’s main busy road, New York State Route 16 (NYS-16). The Cattaraugus County-Olean Airport is accessible via NYS-16, which brings traffic through the town. NYS-16 runs north-south through town parallel to the Ischua Creek. I-86 (Southern Tier Expressway) passes near the town’s south boundary. NYS-16 is accessible to I-86 travellers via on-ramps right outside of town. As motorists exit the expressway, they often fail to slow down sufficiently as they drive through Ischua.
The New York State Police and the Cattaraugus County Sheriff’s Department can be seen patrolling the town roads. Both troopers and sheriffs can initiate traffic stops and issue citations for traffic violations.