The committee reviewed and approved several agenda items, including the audit and multiple budget modifications for tower equipment removal and security policy development. The committee authorized applications for various grants, including those for recycling coordination, criminal wage theft investigations, and indigent legal services. Additionally, they approved reappropriations for homeland security grants, a domestic terrorism prevention grant, and the purchase of handheld GPS units for the search and rescue team.
Oct 7, 2026·
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The committee reviewed the monthly report from the Soil and Water Conservation Executive Director regarding progress on various county projects, dredging initiatives, and fencing installations. The Cornell Cooperative Extension provided an update on their upcoming annual meeting and farm-to-school participation. The committee approved a budget transfer for office equipment and general government contracts for the County Historian. Additionally, the committee authorized the renewal of a three-year services agreement with the Allegany County Federation of Snowmobilers.
Sep 23, 2026·Board meeting
Committee of the Whole Committee of the Whole Meeting
The Committee of the Whole meeting focused on a comprehensive review of budget performance, ARPA project funding updates, and department budget requests for the upcoming year. Discussions included revenue and expense trends, interest earnings on county cash reserves, the necessity of replacing transfer stations, and funding allocation for jail generators and court security. The committee also examined cost increases within specific departments, including the sheriff's office and dispatch, while addressing concerns regarding ongoing overtime expenditures.
Sep 16, 2026·Board meeting
Allegany County Board of Legislators Committee of the Whole Meeting
The committee discussed proposed New York State legislation regarding procurement preferences, specifically the "Good Food" Bill, and moved to request a gubernatorial veto. The committee also approved a budget transfer of $350,000 from the unappropriated fund balance to the capital vehicle purchase account to acquire eight replacement vehicles for various county departments, including the Sheriff's Office, Department of Public Works, and Health Department. Additional discussions involved the ongoing review of fleet management, including considerations of leasing versus purchasing vehicles and insurance liability. An executive session was convened to address public safety matters and collective bargaining.
