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Livingston County Board adopts multiple proclamations, approves capital plan and contract awards
Summary
The Livingston County Board of Supervisors approved a slate of proclamations, passed capital and budget motions, amended salary schedules and awarded a records-management contract during a roll-call session; several matters were carried by unanimous consent as recorded on the roll call.
The Livingston County Board of Supervisors adopted several proclamations and passed multiple resolutions and appointments during the meeting, including approval of proclamations for public‑health and community observances, adoption of the county’s five‑year capital improvement plan and the award of a records‑management contract.
The board approved proclamations proclaiming the week of April 7–13, 2025 as National Public Health Week; April 2025 as Child Abuse Prevention Month; April 2025 as Fair Housing Month; April 2025 as Donate Life Month; April 2025 as National County Government Month; and declared highway surplus property, all as part of the preferred agenda. The clerk conducted a roll‑call vote; the chair announced the items as adopted (roll call as read on the record).
Other actions approved on the record included an amendment to the 2025 county budget relating to the sheriff’s office, authorization to transfer funds between the Department of Health and the highway fund, approval of a five‑year capital improvement plan, an award of a records‑management bid to Convergent Services / The Crowley Company, and an amendment to the 2025 salary schedule for the Department of Social Services. The board also approved an appointment to the GLOW Workforce Development Board: Britney Minster representing business, term 03/18/2025 to 03/18/2027.
Several items were moved with a standard formula — an advance motion asking for unanimous consent — and were carried by roll call. On multiple roll calls the chair announced the items as adopted; the minutes quoted the adoption as read into the record (for example: “Ayes, 49 18, absent 1 36. Adopted.”, as read into the record).
The board later met in executive session; after the session the chair reported that no action was taken in executive session. The meeting then adjourned.
Votes at a glance (selected items recorded during the meeting):
- Proclamations (public health week; child abuse prevention month; fair housing month; donate life month; national county government month; highway surplus property): Motion moved and seconded from the preferred agenda; roll call announced as adopted (roll call text read on the record).
- Amendment to 2025 county budget (sheriff’s office): Motion moved (mover not specified on record); roll call announced as adopted.
- Authorize transfer of funds — Department of Health and Highway: Motion moved and seconded; roll call announced as adopted.
- Approve five‑year capital improvement plan: Motion moved by Mr. Knapp (mover referenced in discussion); roll call announced as adopted.
- Award bid — Records Management Department to Convergent Services / The Crowley Company: Motion moved and seconded; roll call announced as adopted.
- Amend 2025 salary schedule — Department of Social Services: Motion moved and seconded; roll call announced as adopted.
- Appointment — GLOW Workforce Development Board: Britney Minster (representing business), term 03/18/2025–03/18/2027: Motion read on the record and recorded as adopted.
Where the transcript read roll‑call tallies verbatim, the article preserves the wording used on the record rather than converting ambiguous numbers. If an individual mover or the full roll‑call tally was not clearly spoken, the minutes record that the resolution was moved and that the roll call showed adoption.
