Livingston County Board Of Supervisors Regular Board Meeting
The Board of Supervisors conducted a meeting covering various administrative and legislative matters. Key discussion topics included the introduction of a local law to override the tax levy limit for the upcoming fiscal year, the proclamation of Breast Cancer Awareness Month and National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, and the adoption of policies regarding wage overpayment and service animals. The Board also authorized numerous contracts for departments including the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation, Department of Health, Office for the Aging, Office of Workforce Development, and the Sheriff's Office. Additionally, budget amendments, transfers of funds, salary schedule updates, and equipment purchases were approved, and the appointment of a new Deputy County Administrator was formally welcomed.
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The committee addressed various personnel and administrative matters, including amendments to the 2026 salary schedules for the Highway, Planning, and County Clerk departments. The Sheriff's Office was authorized to purchase a new Chevrolet Tahoe. New county policies regarding wage overpayment repayment and service animals were adopted. The committee reviewed the introduction of a local law overriding the tax levy limit for the 2027 fiscal year and scheduled a public hearing. Additionally, an abstract of claims was approved, budget amendments and fund transfers for multiple departments were authorized, and the committee discussed staffing changes within the Public Defender's office.
Sep 1, 2026·Board meeting
Human Services Committee Meeting Minutes
The committee meeting covered departmental updates and actions across multiple divisions. Key discussions included creating a Financial Manager position for the Department of Social Services; proclaiming October 2026 as Breast Cancer Awareness Month and October 25-31, 2026, as National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week in Livingston County; and authorizing grant award contracts for various programs, including the Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program, Family Planning Medical Director services, and youth advocacy and poverty prevention initiatives. Updates were also provided regarding unemployment rates, Office for the Aging program services, and staffing and occupancy data for the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation.
