Anthony Plonczynski-Figueroa

The Legislature meeting involved the passage of a resolution expressing regret for the passing of a former legislator. Additionally, the meeting featured several proclamations honoring community members and organizations, including Malachi Abraham Williams for his long-standing commitment to family and community, Jasmine Bricado for her achievements as a high school wrestler, Evangeline Van Stanley for her 25 years of service as a local entrepreneur and philanthropist, Jacob McVeigh for his state championship wrestling title, and the Rochester West Indian Festival Organization for its contributions to cultural preservation and education in the community.

The board discussed an amendment to the 2020-2025 Capital Improvement Program and the 2020 Capital Budget to incorporate a new project titled Highway Preventive Maintenance #9 in the Town of Greece. The project, which requires $517,000 in funding, aims to improve pavement conditions, drainage systems, and traffic safety on designated county highways to extend their useful life.

The board will review multiple action items regarding amendments to the 2025 Capital Budget. Proposals include funding for terminal improvements at the Frederick Douglass-Greater Rochester International Airport, as well as various sewer and water district projects involving pump station, collection system, and treatment plant upgrades, electrical improvements, and heavy equipment replacement.

The board reviewed a notice regarding water main installations in the Town of Rush. Action items included the approval of an amendment to the Capital Improvement Program and Capital Budget to add a wound care equipment project for Monroe Community Hospital, as well as the approval of an increased budget for the Highway Preventive Maintenance project in the Town of Greece.

The meeting featured a public hearing regarding the proposed 2025-2030 Capital Improvement Program. The Department of Public Safety provided an overview of capital projects, including technology upgrades for 911 dispatch and the addition of radio tower locations. The Department of Parks presented a review of recent capital investments and ongoing improvements to county parks, highlighting successful collaborations with local highway departments and cycling organizations. Additionally, the board received instructions for the upcoming 2025 capital budget project priority vote.