Aaron C Galvin

The meeting included the presentation of an abstract of claims and the adoption of several resolutions concerning petty cash amounts, budget amendments for various departments, transfers of funds for the Office for the Aging, and a lease agreement with the Town of Geneseo. Additionally, the Board appointed a member to the Agriculture and Farmland Protection Board and held an annual employee recognition ceremony to honor staff members reaching 10 and 25 years of service.

The meeting covers several key agenda items including personnel adjustments for the Department of Health, the authorization of donations for the Livingston County Dog Control, and various financial resolutions. These resolutions involve budget amendments for the Highway Department related to NYSDOT CHIPS funding, the transfer of funds for Records Management, and the declaration of surplus property. Additionally, the Board is tasked with establishing and increasing several capital project accounts for county infrastructure improvements such as courthouse drainage, HVAC and access control systems, and water tower repairs.

The committee reviewed and approved several contracts for social services, including family-centered case management and summer employment programs for youth. Informational updates were provided on departmental statistics for social services, unemployment rates, staffing changes, recruitment efforts, and public health activities. Additionally, the committee authorized budget amendments, board appointments, and medical service contracts for the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation.

The committee meeting included a departmental overview presentation from the Information and Technology Services department. The committee approved the abstract of claims for the Livingston County Board of Supervisors. Additionally, the committee authorized budget amendments for the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation and for the Probation & Records Management department. The meeting also included an update regarding the status of the state budget process and potential broadband extensions.

The Board of Supervisors addressed several administrative and fiscal matters, including the approval of an abstract of claims and the appointment of members to the Board of Health and the Fish and Wildlife Management Board. Key actions included declaring various highway department items as surplus property and authorizing professional services contracts for medical, physical therapy, and case management services. The Board also awarded transportation service contracts, amended summer youth employment program procedures, and approved various construction and maintenance projects, including the removal and replacement of overhead doors and pavement marking services. Additionally, budget revisions, capital account increases, and the closure of completed projects were enacted. Grant applications were authorized for economic development projects involving local coffee shop expansions, supported by a public hearing on community development block grants.