The committee meeting addressed various infrastructure and departmental matters. Key items included updates on capital projects such as County Road 4 roadwork and the new DPW shop, as well as the approval of the purchase of two stainless steel salt spreaders. Several snow and ice contract amendments were approved for the Towns of Scio, Friendship, and Rushford, alongside a contract with Cattaraugus County. Supplemental Agreement #2 with LaBella Associates for the North Main Street Bridge project was authorized. Additionally, the committee approved an application for a NYSDEC municipal waste reduction and recycling grant and authorized the execution of a contract amendment with the Unified Court System for cleaning and repairs. Personnel and administrative updates were provided regarding third-floor renovations, the Superintendent search, and general department reports.
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The committee discussed updates on ongoing infrastructure projects, including bridge replacements and progress on the new DPW shop. Authorization was granted to solicit bids for a truck storage facility and to amend a contract for construction management services. Updates were provided regarding third-floor renovations, the conflict defender building's electrical systems, and consumer protection initiatives by the Department of Weights and Measures. The committee also addressed department space needs, concerns regarding parking at the County Building, planning for the superintendent search, and authorization to bid on the wastewater treatment facility project. Additionally, the committee reviewed the OGS mini-bid process for vehicle procurement and discussed litigation matters during an executive session.
Sep 9, 2026·Board meeting
Allegany County Board of Legislators Regular Session
The board meeting covered several key administrative and legislative actions. Recognitions were held for Constitution Week and Sheriff's Week, and various proclamations were issued. Key legislative items included the introduction of local laws regarding property tax levy limits and residency requirements for county positions. The board passed resolutions authorizing grant applications for workforce development, child advocacy, and youth services, as well as approving insurance settlements and donations. Various service and lease agreements were authorized for health and social services programs. Additionally, the board approved the sale of tax-delinquent properties, the purchase of new buses for public transportation, and the audit of county claims.
Jan 22, 2025·Board meeting
Committee of the Whole Committee Meeting
The committee discussed two primary topics. First, they reviewed the 'Connect All' BEED program, a broadband expansion initiative, confirming their support for letters of support for Verizon and other service providers, noting the importance of closing broadband gaps in the county. They also discussed the ongoing status of the Allegany County Telecommunications Development Corp (ACDC) network and the need for updated infrastructure. Second, the committee received an update on the office of the County Historian, including the progress of a volunteer-led inventory of historical materials and a recommendation to fill the County Historian position on a part-time basis to facilitate better management and preservation of the collection.
