City of Oneida Common Council Regular Special Meeting
The meeting addressed various municipal matters, including updates on an ethics investigation, grant funding for street demolitions, and public communications regarding a sewer system referendum. Key approvals included the rescheduling of a future meeting due to Election Day, reappointments to the Ethics Board, and budget transfers to cover salary and repair needs. Additionally, the Council authorized a performance payment for a fall festival, adopted a Master Fee Schedule, accepted traffic safety grants, initiated a local law moratorium on commercial solar and battery energy storage systems, and approved a vehicle lease for the Police Department.
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The Council adopted a local law to override the tax levy limit for the upcoming fiscal year. Key actions included authorizing a health insurance agreement with Humana for retirees, approving a board appointment to the Planning Commission/Zoning Board of Appeals, and authorizing lease agreements for police department patrol vehicles. Additionally, the Council approved budget transfers for the Lake Street Pump Station Improvement Project, general budget adjustments to re-allocate grant revenue, and the payment of warrants.
Aug 4, 2026·Board meeting
City of Oneida Common Council Regular Meeting Minutes
The meeting included a public hearing regarding a proposed local law to override the tax levy limit. The council addressed the approval of Warrant No. 15 for payment. Additionally, the council discussed designating themselves as due process hearing officers for water service termination, authorized an agreement for a School Resource Officer with Madison-Oneida BOCES, and approved budget transfers to allocate funds for fuel needs.
Jun 2, 2026·Board meeting
City Of Oneida Common Council Regular Meeting
The meeting included public hearings on proposed amendments to the City Code regarding storage trailers and containers, as well as the continued discussion on wireless communication facilities and towers. The council addressed the appointment of an alternate to the Voucher Committee, reviewed and approved special event applications for a 5K walk/run and a school fun day, and authorized the Police Department to enter into a service agreement with PropertyRoom.com for the auction of surplus property.
