Village of Greenport Board of Trustees Work Session Meeting
The board discussed a variety of operational and administrative items, including a rescheduled public hearing for a wetlands permit and monthly reports from the fire department. Key actions involved authorizing several resolutions for lease agreements, equipment quotes for the wastewater treatment plant, and various engineering proposals for infrastructure projects such as the MS4 system mapping, Third Street improvements, and Monsell Trail force main. Additional discussions covered building code enforcement updates, historic preservation appointments, and operational planning for Mitchell Park and the marina, including carousel lighting and repair needs. The meeting also addressed long-term remediation strategies for the wastewater treatment plant, specifically regarding aerator basin upgrades and variable frequency drive replacements.
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Village of Greenport Board of Trustees Work Session Meeting
The Board of Trustees held a work session to review departmental reports, including updates from the Fire, Water, Sewer, Electric, and Building departments. The board discussed the Business Improvement District, property maintenance, building permit expirations, and housing code updates. Resolutions were adopted to authorize a lease agreement with WSHU, approve various engineering and construction quotes for wastewater and infrastructure improvements, appoint a new member to the Historic Preservation Commission, and extend the Men's Softball League season.
Jul 23, 2026·Board meeting
Village of Greenport Board of Trustees Regular Session
The Board received presentations regarding proposed enhancements to Moore's Woods, specifically focusing on a trail kiosk project and the installation of new benches. The meeting covered fire department operational updates, including the exploration of a soft billing program for medical supplies, the status of fire boat procurement, and communications regarding street closures. Several public assembly applications for community events and barbecues were reviewed. The Board addressed the issuance of deer hunting permits and received a comprehensive report on the successful completion of a multi-year records revitalization and organization project. Furthermore, financial resolutions were discussed concerning the completion of the LED street light project, reimbursements for sidewalk repairs, and wage increases for part-time employees.
