Lewis County Legislative Board Legislative Board Meeting
The meeting featured a presentation reflecting on 12 years of service by the retiring county attorney, including discussions on professional transitions, past housing developments, and the importance of leadership in county government. The board also addressed the waiver of rules for late resolutions and heard public comment regarding property concerns related to a proposed walkthrough near a residence. Additionally, a report was provided concerning the award of a feasibility grant for the design and permitting of a bridge replacement project.
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Lewis County Human Services Committee Regular Meeting
The committee meeting addressed several administrative, financial, and service-related matters. Key actions included the appointment of new members to the Community Services Board, Substance Use Disorder Subcommittee, Developmental Disability Subcommittee, Office for Aging Advisory Council, and the Youth Bureau Advisory Board. The committee approved the use of reserve funds for facility improvements at the 7714 Number Three Road building and authorized a lease agreement with the Children's Home of Jefferson County to provide counseling services at that location. Furthermore, the committee authorized preschool special education provider rate adjustments, a short-term testing agreement for cellular service expansion on the Montague tower, and an agreement with CorrecTek, Inc. to implement inmate health integration software. Finally, the committee reviewed a resolution urging the federal government to restore funding for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), the Child Care Development Fund (CCDF), and the Social Services Block Grant (SSBG).
Jan 20, 2026·Board meeting
Lewis County General Service Committee Webvtt
The meeting included presentations on building automation systems, detailing the capabilities of the Train and Seamans control systems used across various county buildings, including DSS and JCC, and highlighted monitoring for temperature control, boiler operations, and generator status. The committee also discussed the 2026 legislative goals, which included focusing on full-time employee equivalence, equipment usage, and managing a flat revenue forecast. Carryover goals from 2025 involved rails-to-trails planning, infrastructure efficiencies, stabilization of ambulance services, and updating property maintenance laws. New goals proposed for 2026 included achieving a 15% increase in property maintenance compliance, developing a long-term waste management plan, creating a blueprint for off-highway trail connectivity, planning for the Hesse Municipal Center transition, developing emergency action plans for all buildings, and establishing a countywide water sharing plan (with noted caveats regarding town input). Finally, draft resolutions were approved, including forwarding updates to the comprehensive emergency management plan to the full board and authorizing a supplemental agreement for engineering services related to the Marshy Road bridge replacement project.
Mar 2, 2021·Board meeting
Board of Legislators Proceedings
The Lewis County Board of Legislators convened to address various issues including community development block grant applications for housing needs assessment and microenterprise grant programs. They also discussed the inclusion of properties for Agricultural District #6. Reports were presented by county officers and departments, including budget updates and annual reports. The board approved the insurance renewal package, authorized invitations for bids on hot asphalt and bulk oil, and awarded bids for various materials. Discussions also included updates on the Lewis County General Hospital building project and the COVID-19 situation, including vaccination efforts and potential changes to visitation restrictions. The county is seeking Johnson and Johnson vaccines to reach homebound individuals. There were conversations around school reopening guidelines and the potential for a resolution to include DPW workers and plow drivers as essential workers for vaccination eligibility. Additionally, the board approved budget transfers, agreements for drug and alcohol testing, and amendments to the fiber optic network service agreement.
