In a recent town board meeting, officials approved the hiring of a part-time clerk, Jared Lewis Holiday, to assist the court for a duration of three to four weeks at a rate of $23 per hour. This decision aims to alleviate the workload related to ticketing and other administrative tasks, ensuring the court can operate efficiently.

The meeting also featured a detailed report from the water department, highlighting several critical infrastructure issues. The department is currently managing well operations, with one well at Stonehenge running and another awaiting Department of Health approval. Concerns were raised about failing underground tanks that need replacement, and plans are in place to request water supply from Young's Grove to mitigate the need for these replacements. Additionally, the department is addressing repairs in Scottsdale and Scotchtown, including a split hydrant and the need for a backup well, which will require a costly Part 5 test estimated at $10,000.

Councilman Camparito provided an update on the comprehensive review committee, which is working on updating the town's master plan. The committee is seeking grants to fund this initiative and is focused on gathering estimates for necessary studies, including traffic and water protocols. The current master plan is based on data from the 2000 census, making it significantly outdated.

In financial matters, the board authorized the supervisor to pay accounts payable totaling $949,755, with over half allocated for completed roadwork. The meeting concluded with an announcement for National Night Out, scheduled for August 6 from 6 to 9 PM at Craigville Park, featuring activities for children and community engagement, supported by a generous $10,000 donation from Senator Scoopis.

The board also scheduled a public hearing for local law number 9 on August 8, ensuring transparency and community involvement in local governance.