The Town Board meeting included multiple resolutions, such as rescinding a previous memorandum of agreement for the CSEA Highway Unit and acknowledging the retirement of a deputy town clerk. The board created a new position for a deputy building inspector and established a bi-annual meeting schedule for the remainder of the year. Additionally, the board approved waivers for alcohol consumption on public property, scheduled a public hearing for a retail cannabis special use permit, authorized tax certiorari settlement negotiations, and approved various budget revisions. Other actions included extending intermunicipal agreements for fuel and salt services, continuing grant consulting services, awarding construction contracts for pool renovations, and authorizing police department training and grant applications.
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The board meeting included formal acknowledgments for community members, specifically recognizing a centenarian and a local business owner for their dedicated service. A student from Marist College presented a new GIS street map created for the town, which was commended for its utility in building and zoning efforts. Additionally, the board discussed traffic concerns regarding turning onto Route 9 from Farm Lane. The board heard perspectives from the former highway superintendent and a local resident, concluding that the issue falls under the jurisdiction of the Department of Transportation, though the town will continue to monitor the situation through the new highway superintendent.
May 11, 2026·Board meeting
Hyde Park Town Board Regular Meeting And Workshop
The board addressed multiple administrative and operational items, including the resignation of the Deputy Town Clerk, the creation and appointment of a Deputy Building Inspector, and the approval of the bi-annual meeting schedule. Key discussions involved the waiver of alcohol restrictions for a library event, the initiation of a public hearing for a retail cannabis special use permit, and the authorization of tax certiorari settlement negotiations. The board also approved budget revisions, extended intermunicipal agreements with the local school district for fuel and salt, and renewed a grant consulting services contract. Additionally, the board awarded construction contracts for the Hackett Hill pool renovation project, authorized proposal requests for police facility parking lot repairs, approved agreements for youth recreational programs, and sanctioned various grant application submissions. Professional development training for police department personnel was also approved.
Feb 9, 2026·Board meeting
The Town Of Hyde Park Town Board Regular Meeting & Workshops
The Town Board meeting addressed numerous resolutions and workshop items. Key resolutions included approving Memoranda of Agreement (MOAs) related to the collective bargaining agreement for Police Benevolent Association members Alyssa Cooper and Gabrielle Rocco, and authorizing the creation of additional full-time Police Officer positions for their appointment. The Board acknowledged the resignation of part-time Police Officer Steven Leung and approved vacation carry-over requests for several employees. They also amended a resolution concerning the Workplace Violence Prevention Policy, naming new Compliance Officers. Significant resolutions involved introducing a Local Law to amend the Zoning Map for the NRI/CIA Resort Hotel Project, scheduling a public hearing, approving private road names within the One & Only Hudson Valley Project, naming a private drive as Sunset Ridge Road, awarding a bid for the Electric Vehicle Charging Station Installation Project to Lynkwell Inc., and authorizing Nunc Pro Tunc approval for two officers to attend a National Child Passenger Safety Certification Training in November 2025. Further actions included authorizing lease agreements with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for a video camera system and user license subscriptions with Envisage Technologies, LLC (scheduling software) and CaseGuard Inc. (redaction software). The Board authorized an agreement with Dutchess County for coordinated Driving While Intoxicated checkpoints for 2026, and approved attendance for Police personnel at various training conferences in March 2026.
