The board discussed several key topics including the proclamation of June as Dairy Month, a countywide EMS study evaluating service delivery and funding, and the potential for a hospital-operated ambulance transport service. Presentations were made on the impact of social media on youth, the status of employment and training operations, the introduction of a new mobile app for emergency alerts, and updates on IT department staffing. Additionally, the board reviewed a proposed leachate treatment project, received updates on the Lewis County Health System's financial performance and leadership appointments, and discussed legislative impacts of the New York State budget, including funding and retirement provisions. Finally, an exploratory proposal regarding the establishment of a Department of Motor Vehicles office at Fort Drum was presented.
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Lewis County Human Services Committee Meeting Agenda
The meeting agenda includes discussions on social media impacts on youth and workforce development. Key actions involve budget adjustments for Community Services related to state aid and contracts with THRIVE, as well as applying for Department of Homeland Security grants to enhance 911 operations and communication systems. The committee also plans to approve an agreement with Venesky & Company for technology services for the DSS Accounting Unit and appoint new members to the Youth Bureau Advisory Board.
May 26, 2026·Board meeting
Lewis County General Service Committee Legislative Committee Meeting
The committee meeting featured a presentation on the Lewis County EMS study, which provided an overview of local emergency medical services, current challenges including volunteer staffing declines, and potential future operational models such as establishing an ambulance service through the Lewis County General Hospital. The discussion also addressed workforce sustainability, the need for a dedicated EMS coordinator, and proposed improvements to the current call triage system.
