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Aug 12, 2026·Board meeting
Livingston County Board of Supervisors Board Of Supervisors Meeting
The Board of Supervisors conducted a meeting covering several key items, including a public hearing on an amendment to the county's ethics and disclosure law. Proclamations were issued for various awareness months. The Board approved numerous professional service contracts and grants for departments including Health, Social Services, Office for the Aging, and the Sheriff's Office. Bid awards were finalized for HVAC and flooring projects. Additionally, the Board authorized a mileage rate increase, budget amendments, and fund transfers, and established dates for the county's foreclosure process.
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Livingston County Board of Supervisors Board Of Supervisors Meeting
The meeting included a presentation on a summer marketing campaign for county tourism that utilizes a mobile app to encourage visits to local breweries and distilleries. The Board adopted several resolutions, including the proclamation of World Breastfeeding Week and Pretrial Probation and Parole Supervision Week, the adoption of an ADA notice and revisions to the County Purchasing Policy. Additional business included authorizing contracts for the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation and the Department of Health, amending an indigent burial policy, approving electricity contracts for county buildings, awarding a bid for municipal infrastructure, and authorizing a grant application for land use regulations in the Canadice Lake watershed. Furthermore, a resolution was passed to facilitate the New York State dog license application process for county towns.
Jun 10, 2026·Board meeting
Livingston County Board of Supervisors Regular Board Meeting
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.
