Myrna Macintosh

The meeting included discussions on various topics such as budget modifications from the highway department, roofing materials and services, dig safely New York training seminars, street lighting options, animal health inspector reports, community development block grants, and community advisory board meeting minutes. There were also member reports on planning board meetings, videotaping policies, and issues related to illegal dumping. Summer camp programs, community day events, and the fire safety trailer simulator were discussed. Additionally, there were updates on the concert series, sewer plant, and credit card transactions. The meeting also covered topics such as the chips funding for the year, summer helpers, the spring cleanup, and a request for pavilion rental. Finally, there were discussions on the Moon Festival, fire department reports, and authorizations for agreements with Orange County and New York communications for radio communications equipment.

The meeting included discussions and approvals related to the 2017 investment, procurement, and justice policies. Also discussed was a proposed contract to be sent to buyers for review, and an extension to a water territory. The board addressed new business, including meeting dates and appointments. Other topics included fuel agreements, a stop DWI contract, and garage insulation. There were discussions about a community day and fireworks, as well as a construction issue with a battlefield district.

The meeting included discussions and actions on several topics. A proclamation was made for National Police Week 2017. There was a discussion regarding resident concerns about potential flooding from a proposed solar farm and ensuring the town is an interested party in the project. The board also discussed a request for a dog park, including concerns about maintenance and policing, as well as a discussion about a local fence company not being contacted for a quote.

The Town Board meeting covered various topics, including the approval of meeting procedures, appointments for 2025, and updates on the Hidden Valley sewer system. Discussion included budget modifications, a review of investment and procurement policies, and a proposed drone law to address safety concerns around public events. Committee reports covered the DMV, annual audit, parks committee, and village activities. Other topics included website updates, employee FOIL policy, and reimbursement of bills for the Historic Society building.

The board meeting covered various topics, including the supervisor's report, budget modifications, and the audit completion. Discussions included the upcoming spray day drawing, the search for planning board and zoning board members, and updates on the Valley sewer project. The meeting also addressed the hall rental check, vehicle and equipment updates, the upcoming public hearing on local law number one regarding off-road vehicles, and the Civic plus program training. Other topics included the plowing of courts, the signing of the Flock agreement, budget revisions, the reappointment of the assessor, authorization to sign the Forest Hills easement agreement, and the payment of bills. Finally, updates were provided on the recreation coordinator position and the Forest Hills subdivision.