Public documents that mention James N. Giannettino.
Sep 24, 2026·Board meeting
Auburn City Council Regular Meeting Minutes
The meeting addressed various community and administrative matters, including ceremonial presentations honoring a local veteran and a local author. Public comments focused on proposed tax exemptions for disabled veterans, traffic safety concerns, public transit needs, and ongoing discussions regarding police technology and surveillance. The Council reviewed ordinances related to vehicle and traffic regulations, adopted a resolution to establish standard workdays for municipal employees, and passed a resolution providing tax exemptions for seriously disabled veterans. Additionally, the Council awarded a contract for electricity supply and engaged in discussions regarding police body camera policies and the status of local taxation issues.
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The Council meeting included a proclamation for National Parks Week, the presentation of Keys to the City to Kevin Polcovich and Timmy Locastro, and an oath of office ceremony for new Auburn Fire Department personnel. Public comments addressed concerns regarding the downtown parking system, rental property oversight, and property tax exemptions for veterans. Resolutions were passed to authorize the transfer of city-owned parcels to the AHA Development Corporation for the Move-In NY Program and to award a contract for biosolids hauling and disposal services. Additionally, a presentation on the Smart Growth Comprehensive Plan update was provided by the Director of Planning.
Jul 9, 2026·Board meeting
Auburn City Council Regular Meeting
The Council meeting involved ceremonial presentations honoring the Auburn High School Maroons track and field and cross-country teams. Public comments addressed concerns regarding tax assessment lawsuits, a proposal for a moratorium on data centers, a fence installation issue, drinking water quality, property rights, and fiscal reform strategies. Key actions included the passage of resolutions supporting a state-level moratorium on new data center construction, authorizing the sale of surplus Fire Department vehicles, renewing an agreement for School Resource Officers with the local school district, and closing completed capital water fund projects. Additionally, the Council approved the sale of real property at 10 Nelson Street and accepted grant funding for the Gun Involved Violence Elimination (GIVE) initiative. The meeting concluded with an executive session regarding employment history, collective negotiations, and property sale matters.
Jun 18, 2026·Board meeting
Auburn City Council Regular Meeting
The council conducted a regular meeting to address several administrative, financial, and community matters. Key actions included the approval of SEQR resolutions for infrastructure projects, a bond ordinance for municipal building HVAC and grounds improvements, and the acceptance of various grants, including funding for bulletproof vests, summer recreation programs, and concert series. The council also authorized agreements for engineering services, downtown beautification, and the operation of the Equal Rights Heritage Center, alongside finalizing a new revolving loan policy and approving the sale of city-owned real property. Additionally, the meeting featured discussion on community concerns regarding Flock license plate reader cameras and water quality.
