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Votes at a glance: Patchogue trustees approve routine minutes, contracts, terminations and event permits

3737680 · March 25, 2025
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Summary

At the March 24 meeting the Patchogue Village Board approved minutes and bills, awarded a municipal solid-waste contract, accepted infrastructure proposals, approved terminations and personnel actions, and granted permits for community events and field use.

The Village Board of Trustees of the Incorporated Village of Patchogue took multiple formal actions during its March 24 meeting. The transcript records motions and board approvals (voice votes recorded as “Aye”) for the items listed below.

Minutes and bills - Request to approve board meeting minutes of March 10, 2025, with changes as noted: motion recorded and acted on. - Bills presented at the meeting totaled $1,075,599.95. The meeting record lists the five largest bills (summing to $723,830.14): AGO for Phase 2 sewer upgrade $333,649.46; New York State employee health insurance $208,659.98; affiliated agency insurance $125,432.50; Brookhaven landfill fees $33,213.97; and ESE & G electric villagewide $22,874.23.

Personnel and terminations - Approved termination of Public Safety Officer William Dining Jr., effective March 18, 2025 (requested in meeting). Motion and an affirmative response were recorded. - Approved termination of Public Safety Officer Sir Isaiah Camacho due to being unavailable for more than one year, effective March 25, 2025 (request presented and recorded). - Approved a salary increase for Carmen Maldonado, sectioning administrator, to $39.80 hourly effective March 17, 2025 (motion recorded).

Contracts, bids and capital projects - Awarded primary bid items 1 through 3 for municipal solid waste collection to Winters Brothers Recycling of Long Island; the board recorded the award motion and a voice vote. - Accepted Neo Concrete Corp’s proposal for installation of a theater archway at a total of $19,500, with the Patchogue Community Development Agency (PCDA) contributing $13,500 and the village responsible for $6,000 (motion recorded). - Accepted Deal Concrete (proposal for handicapped ramps) at a total of $137,995.10, with the PCDA contributing $136,535.53 and the village responsible for $1,429.57 (motion recorded).

Parks, facilities and event permits - Approved Island’s Fast Pitch requests to use Roberto Clemente Field for scheduled practices (dates listed in agenda); trustees discussed dates and clarified weekday/weekend scheduling before approving. - Approved Wanna and the Lady Legends to use the 4 Sisters Sports Complex for softball practices April 2–May 28, Mondays and Wednesdays, 5–7 p.m. - Approved Parks & Recreation request to hold the 25th annual Bunny Run at Father Tatura Park on Saturday, April 19, noon–2 p.m. - Approved Save the Great South Bay’s Creek Defenders community cleanup at Patchogue River/Tuttle Creek on April 12, 8:30–10:30 a.m., with requests for public-safety crossing assistance and DPW garbage bag collection noted.

Other business - Trustees received reports on BID special projects (ball field turf and lighting footing installation, potential grant applications for Waverly Avenue improvements), security camera options funded in part by a $50,000 assemblyman grant, and ongoing beautification and farmer’s market planning.

Where the transcript records motions and affirmative voice votes, outcomes are reported here as approved. The transcript does not include verbatim roll-call tallies for these items; where a motion was recorded and “Aye” responses are shown, the action is listed as approved. Specific follow-up tasks (contract execution, scheduling confirmation, and publication of ordinance language) were referenced but are pending department action or formal execution.