Samuel C. Wilson

The committee meeting agenda included a presentation on health insurance initiatives and a dependent audit. Resolutions covered settlement agreements for legal claims, an employment agreement with the Deputy Sheriff's Association, and a master services agreement with Quantify Consulting LLC for data analytics and automation. Additional items involved joint services for assessment review with towns, reallocation of American Rescue Plan Act funds for local development, establishment and reclassification of positions within the Community Services Department, and appointments to the Sports Fishery Advisory Board. The meeting also included budget amendments for insurance recoveries and capital projects, and an executive session to address public safety and litigation matters.

The committee discussed various financial and administrative matters, including budget amendments for insurance recoveries in the Buildings and Grounds and Sheriff's departments, hazardous materials grant programs, and professional engineering services for bridge and highway infrastructure. Other topics included updates to agricultural and farmland protection plans, bus advertising agreements, housing improvement program procedures, and a public hearing for the Community Development Block Grant process. Additionally, the agenda featured agreements for body-worn monitoring services, donations for the STOP-DWI program, enforcement programs for ignition interlock devices, and inmate housing with Seneca County.

The committee addressed several resolutions, including the payment of legislative expenses, financial advisory services, and environmental review classification for the Department of Social Services renovation project. Bond issuance was approved for building reconstruction, and adjustments were made to County Clerk mortgage tax fees. Other actions included the adoption of a nondiscrimination plan, the authorization of various professional services agreements for accounting, audit, payroll, surveying, environmental, and mapping services, and participation in a multi-party opioid settlement. Additionally, the committee approved host community agreements for solar energy systems and various budget amendments related to grant funding, insurance recovery, and social services initiatives. An executive session was held to discuss collective bargaining and employment matters.

The board session included various resolutions such as settling legal claims, authorizing employment and master services agreements, and establishing joint services agreements for assessment services. Financial actions involved budget amendments for infrastructure projects, insurance recoveries, hazardous materials grants, and internal budget reallocations. Additionally, the board approved appointments to the Sports Fishery Advisory Board, accepted a donation for the STOP-DWI Program, approved body-worn monitoring services for the probation department, and adopted guidelines for the Housing Improvement Program. A public hearing regarding the Community Development Block Grant process was also scheduled.

The Board of Legislators meeting included the authorization of several financial and service-related agreements, including financial advisory services for a building renovation project, professional accounting and audit services, payroll services, and environmental assessment services for the Airport Business Park. The Board approved a bond resolution for the Department of Social Services building project and determined the project a Type II action under SEQRA. Additionally, the Board authorized changes to County Clerk mortgage tax fees, health insurance premium holidays for county employees, the adoption of a Title VI/Nondiscrimination Plan, participation in a national opioid-related settlement, host community agreements for solar energy systems, and shared service agreements with the Stormwater Coalition.