Deputy Commissioner for Environmental Services/ Occupational Safety & Health
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Oct 7, 2026·Board meeting
Town Of Union Board Regular Meeting
The board discussed several items, including public concerns regarding potholes on Ivon Avenue and Arnold Drive, ongoing solar farm work, and reports of odors from National Pipe. A resident raised serious concerns about recurring stormwater runoff and wastewater backups affecting local properties, which the board committed to investigating. The board received and filed several proposed fire district budgets for 2027. Actions taken included approving amendments to the town park regulations concerning dogs and electric vehicles, authorizing budget transfers for the finance department, and granting various departments access to HUD systems. Additionally, authorization was given for the planning director to solicit bids for CDBG/HOME projects.
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The Board addressed environmental concerns regarding the National Pipe site, noting DEC progress and future communication plans. Discussions included a foreclosure legal case involving the Mitchell property and safety issues surrounding utility poles, with requests for removal schedules and data on pole attachments. The Board referred several communications to various departments, including Public Works, Code Enforcement, and the Highway Superintendent. Additionally, the Board approved budget transfers for recreation and building maintenance, as well as a contract award for annual generator maintenance.
Aug 12, 2026·Board meeting
Town Board Town Board Meeting
The Town Board held a public hearing to discuss proposed amendments to the town code regarding the regulation and restriction of electric bicycles, minibikes, and scooters within town parks. Community members provided input, highlighting concerns about the current language of the proposed law, the effectiveness of enforcement, and the potential need for better public education on existing regulations rather than new, potentially confusing, legislation. The Board clarified their intent is not to ban all bike use in parks, but to address specific issues with unsafe riding and damage to park property.
Jun 17, 2026·Board meeting
Town Board Town Board Meeting
The board meeting involved the appointment of a new temporary town judge, with a resolution approved for the position. Discussions also took place regarding the maintenance and repair of a cracked pavement area on Ivan and Arnold Drive, as well as the need for ADA-compliant access improvements at a local park. Additionally, the board addressed concerns regarding a blighted property, confirming it is currently scheduled for tax foreclosure next year, and provided updates on BAE Systems' local battery production expansion and community projects.