Jill Wolcott

The Attica Town Board held a Regular Town Board Meeting and a Public Hearing on the Creation of Water District. The Board Members reviewed the Abstract, the Supervisor's, and Town Clerks Reports. The highway superintendent reported on paving projects, shoulder material hauling, cold patching, and mowing, and requested to start thinking about purchasing a new 10-wheeler. The zoning officer handed out a monthly report. The town clerk discussed a fiber optic cable request and handed out the monthly report. The supervisor discussed FEMA's changes to the flood zone parcels and authorized the purchase of a laptop for the Supervisor's office. Monthly reports and bills were approved. The fire department purchased a fire truck. The board discussed the Town Clerk's position and appointed a Deputy Clerk. Old business included discussions on the Water District, streambank funding, Attica Package's potential move, and mulching operations. The Fire District will provide a budget at a later date.

The Attica Town Board held a regular meeting where they discussed various topics. They supported the Village application for a New York State Water Infrastructure Improvement Act Grant. They also discussed the creation of Water District No. 1, and a gradual transition speed zone on Rt. 98. An executive session was held regarding an employment matter.

The Attica Town Board held a Regular Town Board Meeting and a Public Hearing to consider the creation of a Water District. New water lines will be installed on Dunbar Rd. continuing to the West to Rt. 98, North on Rt. 98 (Creek Rd) to the Attica Village Line connecting beyond the district to village lines. ln addition, new lines from Dunbar Road will replace an existing line extending north to a point opposite prison property on Exchange St. Attica Package discussed a proposed laydown yard, mulching and compost site. The board discussed the Highway Superintendent's report, Town Clerk's correspondence, Assessors report, and Supervisor correspondence. The board also discussed the school district not being in favor of helping to pay for the costs to update the pumps for fuel access, cleaning the Gulf Rd cemetery, abandoned cemeteries, and the removal of stumps. The Town of Attica, Village of Attica, Attica Lions Club are in agreement to a mutual share in the costs of the renovations. The board also discussed the Clay Creek and Village Summer Recreation Program Contract, a solar project on Maplewood, and the Village Rent Court Room.

The Attica Town Board held a regular meeting to discuss several key issues. A civil engineer from LaBella Associates provided an update on the water project, including the proposed new water district and the preliminary engineering report submitted for state revolving fund listing. The board discussed the debt service cost sharing agreement between the village and the town, and the process for district formation, including petitioning residents. The Highway Superintendent reported on the price for a new pickup truck, driveway tube installation, ditching, and truck repairs. The board also discussed the Republican primary, solar project updates, a letter from the Oatka Snowmobile Association, and interest in the clerk's position. The board authorized the Supervisor to sign a letter of support for the Oatka Snowmobile Association, approved monthly reports and bills, ordered a new town pickup, surplused tires, and appointed a clerk for marriage licenses at the Wyoming Prison.

The Attica Town Board held a regular meeting where they discussed an intermunicipal agreement with the Attica School District for fuel access, reviewed the Highway Superintendent's report regarding road repairs and equipment maintenance, and discussed the Zoning Officer's report. They also addressed correspondence, including updates from the State DOT on school speed limits and a tree removal issue causing potential flooding. The board approved monthly reports, authorized payment of bills, discussed the Gulf Rd cemetery maintenance, and agreed to donate to the Attica Chamber of Commerce for the concert in the park. They also decided to surplus truck #116 via auction and addressed the need for a new road sign for Clay Creek Rd.