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Livingston County supervisors approve multiple contracts, proclamations and bids in consent agenda
Summary
The Livingston County Board of Supervisors adopted a slate of resolutions, contracts and bid awards by unanimous consent or roll call during a meeting that included proclamations, grant award contracts, professional services agreements and multiple highway and sheriff's office procurements.
The Livingston County Board of Supervisors on an omnibus consent roll call approved a package of proclamations, contracts and bid awards, the board reported during its meeting.
The board adopted proclamations for National Skilled Nursing Care Week, Mental Health Month, National Nurses Week, Foster Care Month and Treatment Court Month, authorized consolidation of a registrar for North Dansville and the village of Dansville, appointed a member to the Livingston County Traffic Safety Board and declared certain nursing-and-rehabilitation property surplus, among other routine items. Those items were taken together on the preferred agenda and adopted on roll call.
The board also approved a string of contract-authority resolutions and bid awards across county departments. Contracts or agreements approved included items introduced for the Department of Health, Department of Social Services, Veterans Services Agency, Planning Department, Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation and the Training and Professional Development Department. Grant-award acceptance for the Livingston County Emergency Medical Services department from the New York State Department of Health was adopted. The board awarded multiple public bids, including contracts for highway work and central services upgrades and approved procurement for a law-enforcement training simulator.
Most items were moved and adopted by unanimous consent or recorded roll-call vote with the clerk reading ayes and absent members; the meeting transcript records motions to adopt and multiple subsequent roll-call confirmations. The transcript shows no extended debate on these consent items; where questions were asked, they were procedural and did not change outcomes.
Items recorded on the meeting transcript included (excerpted descriptions as read into the record): proclamations and observances; a resolution authorizing consolidation of the registrar for North Dansville and the village of Dansville; a resolution authorizing the chairman to sign contracts for the Livingston County Department of Health (including a listed contract with County of Monroe and Virtual Mechanical Physical Therapy, PLLC); a contract for the Department of Social Services (Teletask Inc., as read); Veterans Services Agency contract with Carrington Outfitters; amendment to a prior resolution for the summer youth employment program; awarding a central services bid for MB Peter upgrades; a professional services contract for Wendell WD Architecture, Engineering, Surveying and Landscape Architecture, PC; acceptance of a NYS Department of Health grant for EMS; highway department awards (Ramsey Constructors Inc. and Rochester Earth, Inc., both named in the transcript); a license agreement in the town of Canisteo/Canisius as read; planning department contracts with Bonadio & Co., LLP and CNS Engineers, Inc.; multiple contracts for the sheriff's office with named school districts; a contract with Cybercom International Inc. for the sheriff's office; awarding a law-enforcement training simulator (TI Training LE, LLC); an amendment to the sheriff's 02/2025 budget; annual capital project account increases for 02/2025; a letter of engagement for legal services with the law offices of Hamburg & Weiss LLP; an amendment to the deferred compensation plan document; a WIC program coordinator resolution referencing Melanie Plank; a contract for the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation with LeadingAge New York Procare LLC; a contract for training and professional development with NC Community College; and amendments to the 2025 salary schedule for the sheriff's office.
The record shows these items were adopted; the clerk recorded ayes and noted absent members as part of the roll calls. Where the transcript displays a recorded tally it is presented in the meeting audio transcript as read by the clerk; exact numeric tallies and the mapping of every roll-call entry to a named supervisor are recorded in the official minutes.
No formal defeats or tablings of consent items are recorded in the transcript. The board later moved into executive session on an employment-history matter and returned with a public report that no action was taken.
