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Sep 24, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Schroon Lake Town Board Budget Workshop
The board convened a budget workshop to discuss departmental needs, including equipment and office supplies for the Justice Court and various administrative duties for the Town Clerk. A resolution was approved to contract with Kofile for document remediation and preservation services for vital records and files. Additionally, the board authorized the creation of a Building and Codes Remediation plan to establish goals, departmental committees, job descriptions, and updated software training. The meeting also included an executive session to discuss personnel and financial matters, with no decisions being made during that time.
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The board meeting included the acceptance of a staff resignation and the approval of a title and salary grade promotion for a town employee. Financial approvals were granted for various town department vouchers. Additionally, the board conducted an executive session to address personnel and financial matters.
Sep 15, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Schroon Lake Town Board Budget Workshop
The board conducted a budget workshop discussing various departmental matters including library operations, EMS wage requests and call volume, water tank maintenance, Short Term Rental fees, assessor services, and golf course RFPs. Resolutions were approved to schedule future budget workshops for the 2027 fiscal year, authorize a contract with ATIS for water tank cleaning services, and seek legal advice regarding NYS Code Enforcement requirements. The board also held two executive sessions to discuss personnel, financial, and legal litigation matters.
Sep 14, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Schroon Lake Town Board Board Meeting
The meeting addressed concerns regarding dam maintenance and funding, including potential bond requirements. The board approved various departmental monthly reports, adopted the NYS Climate Smart Communities Pledge, and established a related task force. Appointments were made to the Planning Board and Board of Assessment Review. Additionally, the board approved accepting a surplus sales tax distribution from the county, authorized investments with NYS CLASS, and introduced proposed local laws concerning tax levy limit overrides and flood damage prevention.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
