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Votes at a glance: key Ulster County resolutions adopted March 18, 2025

3050282 · March 19, 2025
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Summary

Summary of resolutions and recorded outcomes from the March 18, 2025 Ulster County Legislature meeting, including roll-call results and brief context for each item.

The Ulster County Legislature recorded the following outcomes on March 18, 2025. Below are the resolutions that were moved, a brief description and the final recorded vote.

- Resolution 83 — Extend service agreement with the Ulster County Resource Recovery Agency (UCRRA). Outcome: adopted 23-0. (Context: short, non-debatable extension.)

- Resolution 83A — Authorize the Chair to execute an amendment to the UCRRA service agreement and permit increased bonding authority for the identified reuse center purchase. Outcome: adopted 15-8. (Debated at length; see separate coverage.)

- Resolution 89 — Authorize lease agreement with iPark 87 Commercial LLC for the Office of Employment & Training. Outcome: adopted 20-3.

- Resolution 95 — Appoint members to the Transit Riders and Intermodal Advisory Committee (as amended). Outcome: adopted as amended 23-0.

- Resolution 94 — (Moved to consent) adopted as part of consent agenda.

- Resolution 119 — Adopt the Ulster County Parental Leave Program. Outcome: adopted 19-4. (Extensive debate on fiscal impact and scope; staff will prepare follow-up fiscal analysis.)

- Resolution 124 — Establish vendor-reporting policy as a component of certain contract extensions. Outcome: adopted 22-1.

Notes: Several other resolutions were adopted on the consent agenda with recorded abstentions noted in the meeting (eg., Resolution 92 and Resolution 98 had single abstentions; Resolution 85 was clarified as postponed and was not voted on). For items moved or amended on the floor, members asked for follow-up reports and implementation details as noted in committee follow-ups.