Public documents that mention Raymond A. Croniser.
Apr 13, 2026·Board meeting
Hyde Park Town Board Regular Meeting
The Board addressed numerous administrative and financial items, including approving a collective bargaining memorandum of agreement, accepting a Justice Court grant, and authorizing various budget revisions. Discussions involved authorizing travel for training conferences for the Highway Superintendent, Police Chief, and other staff members. The board also approved the purchase of a replacement police vehicle, the submission of a body-worn camera grant, and a youth development grant application for the recreation program. Additional actions included setting seasonal employee wage rates, accepting a donation for the adventure day camp, adopting a hazard mitigation plan, and authorizing membership renewals and professional service agreements, including the appointment of an audit firm. Furthermore, the board granted hawking and peddling licenses and scheduled office closures for a public records inventory.
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The board meeting included discussions and resolutions regarding construction easements and the waiver of recreation fees for a subdivision. Public comments addressed concerns about potential commercial development at a vacant site and noise and safety complaints related to ATV operations in a residential area. Additionally, the meeting featured special acknowledgments and certificates of honor for two local veterans recognizing their military service and community contributions.
Feb 9, 2026·Board meeting
The Town Of Hyde Park Town Board Regular Meeting & Workshops
The Town Board meeting addressed numerous resolutions and workshop items. Key resolutions included approving Memoranda of Agreement (MOAs) related to the collective bargaining agreement for Police Benevolent Association members Alyssa Cooper and Gabrielle Rocco, and authorizing the creation of additional full-time Police Officer positions for their appointment. The Board acknowledged the resignation of part-time Police Officer Steven Leung and approved vacation carry-over requests for several employees. They also amended a resolution concerning the Workplace Violence Prevention Policy, naming new Compliance Officers. Significant resolutions involved introducing a Local Law to amend the Zoning Map for the NRI/CIA Resort Hotel Project, scheduling a public hearing, approving private road names within the One & Only Hudson Valley Project, naming a private drive as Sunset Ridge Road, awarding a bid for the Electric Vehicle Charging Station Installation Project to Lynkwell Inc., and authorizing Nunc Pro Tunc approval for two officers to attend a National Child Passenger Safety Certification Training in November 2025. Further actions included authorizing lease agreements with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for a video camera system and user license subscriptions with Envisage Technologies, LLC (scheduling software) and CaseGuard Inc. (redaction software). The Board authorized an agreement with Dutchess County for coordinated Driving While Intoxicated checkpoints for 2026, and approved attendance for Police personnel at various training conferences in March 2026.
