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Major contract and procurement approvals included staffing and service contracts for the Livingston County Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation, the Department of Health, the Office for the Aging, the Office of Workforce Development and the Central Services Department. The board also awarded highway material and construction-service bids, authorized rental contracts for construction equipment, and approved professional services for bridge rehabilitation and jail health services.

Several items required separate title votes and were adopted by roll call. The meeting record shows unanimous or near-unanimous voice and roll-call approvals for the items listed below; the transcript records “Aye” on the roll calls and records the motions as adopted.

Votes at a glance (selected items approved)
- Contract: Cross Country Staffing Inc. (doing business as Cross Country Healthcare Services) for Livingston County Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation — adopted.
- Contracts: Coordinated Care Services Inc.; Lori's Elite Hair Design LLC; Wyoming Properties LLC (Department of Health) — adopted.
- Contract: Livingston County Department of Health (Commissioner of Social Services signature) — adopted.
- Contracts: Greater Living Architecture PC; Older Adult Technology Services, Inc. (Office for the Aging) — adopted.
- Contract: Hillside Children’s Center (Office of Workforce Development) — adopted.
- Contract: Day Automation H (Central Services) — adopted.
- Grant award: Dormitory Authority of the State of New York (Central Services) — adopted.
- Contract: Empire Access (Dansville DMV location, County Clerk’s Office) — adopted.
- Contract: Finger Lakes Community College (Emergency Medical Services) — adopted.
- Highway procurements: aggregate materials and construction materials/services through 03/31/2026 and 04/01/2026; rental of construction equipment through 04/01/2026 — adopted.
- Approving hourly rates for town 10-wheel dump trucks while engaged in county work — adopted.
- Professional services: CHA Consulting Inc. for construction inspection/support on federal/state bridge rehabilitation projects (PINs and BINs referenced in transcript) — adopted.
- Contract amendment: Livingston County CARES Inc. (Planning Department) — adopted.
- Planning contracts: Kent Stella Maris; SUNY Research Foundation of the State of New York — adopted.
- Award: make-ready vendor services (Planning Department) through December 2026 — adopted.
- Grant awards: New York State Office of Indigent Legal Services (Public Defender and Conflict Defender Offices) — adopted.
- Professional services: PrimeCare Medical of New York for medical and mental health services at the Livingston County Jail — adopted.
- Budget actions: multiple amendments and transfers including amendments to the central services budget, ARPA allocation adjustments for the Livingston County Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation, and other departmental transfers — adopted.
- Tax and administrative actions: amended redemption and auction dates for tax foreclosure, correction to the Town of Livonia tax roll, salary schedule amendments and establishment of the standard work day — adopted.
- Appointment: Mark Whitmire to the Livingston County Youth Board (representing Cornell Cooperative Extension) — adopted.

The board then moved into an executive session to discuss pending litigation; supervisors reported afterward that no action was taken in executive session.

The meeting’s consent calendar and roll calls appear throughout the transcript; where speakers introduced a resolution they moved it and asked for unanimous consent and the clerk recorded roll-call “Aye.” The transcript does not provide detailed dollar amounts or contractor payment terms for most items on the consent calendar within the spoken record.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Livingston County Board of Supervisors Meeting - March 12, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","At its March 12 meeting the Livingston County Board of Supervisors approved a long consent calendar and separate title votes authorizing contracts across departments, procurement awards, budget amendments and other administrative actions; the board later met in executive session on pending litigation and reported no action taken.","taxTitle","Livingston County, New York","taxId",56695,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6276831,"Livingston County veterans director urges towns to collect veteran stories for 250th; Quilt of Valor presented",187,380000,567000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2658694-f4b342aded4af3df48d9ae3d3829ff92&start=380&end=567","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2658694-f4b342aded4af3df48d9ae3d3829ff92/thumbnail_380000.jpg","/articles/6276831/Livingston-County/New-York/Livingston-County-veterans-director-urges-towns-to-collect-veteran-stories-for-250th-Quilt-of-Valor-presented","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6276831-d483f9d98a256e3520f4863d0f08d032/orig.mp4?Expires=1770429631&Signature=EmY6lQJzpkoS0hZZ425JIRbO8HwAhKwqa9domKN4-PviYvzf99f9QHWfMWEfDm5cCGCYGV13YjglEibHNyGRCPRdsXBIeQVNha9vq4HQiCocLDqxJaTS-MuvowH4OMmNVRKzVwd-eeT8xygk80htKndCYLGMyEQmeMLtOT2-KJhwE3Cpe8Y86rKVdPyL~8Y7IEB0Kdwj6r860SsmfTPum9DvP~w4OQaIzRie1efY01CG107aRtlqr1wwI5MFVF4ZrP8fAS4ri7UUJl2q-vfkFkmXqrCBhT6lkadlloDPLD~exxUia2JmkYgpMFNerkzdZHYftaAk~D36HZ1urwnebg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","David Cherry, director of the Livingston County Veterans Service Agency, told the Board of Supervisors on March 12 that his office is launching a countywide effort to document veterans’ service as part of the county’s countdown to the nation’s 250th anniversary.

“I'm gonna ask towns, I'm gonna go to the legions, the VFWs, all your veterans organizations,” Cherry said, describing a short-video project in which veterans would record brief clips saying their name, branch and years of service. He said the clips would be compiled for a countywide presentation “in February” during the semiquincentennial observance.

Cherry framed the effort as both a historical-preservation project and an outreach strategy to connect veterans with services. He also outlined other veteran-focused events the office plans to tie into the anniversary, including Operation Greenlight, a “Veterans Tranquil Trail” ribbon-cutting in Mount Morris planned for early May, and branch-specific commemorations on June 14 (Army), Oct. 13 (Navy) and Nov. 10 (Marine Corps).

Chaplain Patrick VanDermey of Dansville, recognized earlier in the meeting as Livingston County’s veteran of the month, received a certificate of appreciation. VanDermey’s biography recounted his service overseas and military awards; Cherry asked the board to stand while the chaplain led the Pledge of Allegiance.

After Cherry’s remarks, members of the Quilts of Valor group presented a quilt to David Cherry in recognition of his service and county work. Fran Palumbo, a member of the Quilts of Valor group that meets at the American Legion in Corning, explained the group’s mission to wrap veterans with comforting quilts. Maureen (last name not specified), speaking for the group during the presentation, read an award statement: “As a gesture of gratitude from a grateful nation, we award you this quilt of valor.”

The board then approved two resolutions introduced at that point on the agenda: a resolution supporting the nationwide “America 250” countdown and an appointment to the Livingston County Planning Board (Leah Fletcher). Both resolutions were adopted by roll call.

Cherry asked supervisors to encourage towns and veterans organizations to participate in the short-video project and to notify his office about events that can be included in the countywide celebration. He said the goal is both to preserve veterans’ stories and to use anniversary activities to increase awareness of benefits and local services.

No formal policy changes or budget appropriations tied to the video project were announced at the meeting. Cherry told the board he will share additional details with department heads and incorporate requests into forthcoming planning and committee discussions.","At the March 12 Livingston County Board of Supervisors meeting, Veterans Service Agency Director David Cherry described a countywide initiative to collect short veteran video clips for the county’s 250th celebrations and highlighted other veteran events; a Quilts of Valor presentation recognized a county employee.","actionData","errors"]

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Livingston County Board approves dozens of contracts, budget and procurement items

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