At the invitation of the Rotary Club of Amherst South, Comptroller Stefan I. Mychajliw Jr. addressed members about the upcoming November elections, the importance of voting and the role every voter has in the electoral process. During its monthly meeting, and just weeks before the 2018 general election, Rotary members heard from Comptroller Mychajliw about his unique appreciation for democracy and his passion for promoting the importance of voting. 

School districts across Erie County are receiving more revenue than expected so far this year, thanks to a strong economy leading to an increase in sales tax revenue.  That is what Erie County Comptroller Stefan I. Mychajliw reported in his update to Erie County school districts on rising sales tax revenue and the portion they receive through the 1977 Sales Tax Agreement. School districts across the county saw an increase in sales tax revenue for the third quarter of the year. This critically important revenue stream in part funds programs and services in schools, benefiting teachers, students and their families. 

Erie County Comptroller Stefan I. Mychajliw announced that cities, towns and villages across Erie County will see more money coming their way due to an increase in sales tax revenue collections.  In a report to the Erie County Legislature, Comptroller Mychajliw reported that municipalities will continue to see a year-to-year increase in the sales tax revenue they receive. Erie County collects sales tax revenue, and then shares portions of it with towns, cities and villages.