The committee discussed several key items, including the appointment of a representative to the Board of Health. Resolutions were passed for a budget adjustment regarding the Children's Single Point of Access and an appropriation for rabies post-exposure treatment biologicals due to an increase in rabies exposure incidents. The committee received updates on the county administrator's code plan and a briefing on the measles outbreak in neighboring counties, emphasizing vaccination and prevention. Additionally, the committee heard a presentation on potential collaborative stabilization initiatives and grant procurement strategies to support county services.
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The committee meeting addressed several financial and administrative items. Key topics included budget adjustments for the Whole Health Department regarding Children's Single Point of Access services and an appropriation from the Contingent Fund to cover increased costs for rabies post-exposure treatment biologicals. The agenda also included discussions on rescheduling a future committee meeting and a presentation concerning Tompkins County destabilization from the Unbroken Promises Initiative.
Jul 15, 2026·Board meeting
Health And Human Services Committee Committee Meeting
The committee discussed several key items, including public comments regarding the need for a new electronic health record system and concerns about local pest infestations. The committee received an update on the hiring process for a program manager for the Office of Human Rights. Additionally, the committee heard a presentation on the 2025 annual re-entry program, which focuses on providing support services, referrals, and resources for individuals released from the county jail, including housing assistance, substance use treatment, and employment readiness.
May 19, 2026·Board meeting
Tompkins County Legislature Regular Meeting
The meeting commenced with a public hearing regarding the addition of agricultural land to agricultural districts. Proclamations were issued for Asian-American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander American Heritage Month, Memorial Day, and Older Americans Month. Representatives from Lifelong and the Office for the Aging provided updates on senior nutrition, community engagement, and health services. Additionally, the legislature discussed municipal updates concerning local projects, and members of the public addressed the council regarding public resource expenditures and community challenges related to substance abuse and mental health distress.
