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Mineola trustees approve $18,200 emergency mold cleanup at sanitation garage
Summary
The Board of Trustees authorized emergency remediation of mold at the village sanitation garage, awarding the work to Servpro at an estimated $18,200 to be covered by the 2025–26 general fund budget or unreserved general fund balance.
The Mineola Board of Trustees voted June 4 to authorize an emergency cleanup of mold detected in the village sanitation garage.
A village presenter identified the contractor as Servpro and said, "The cost is $18,200, and the funding will be from the 2025, 2026 general fund budget and or the general fund unreserved balance." Trustee Soloski moved the resolution and Trustee Clark seconded; the board approved the motion by voice vote.
Officials characterized the cleanup as necessary to address an immediate facility health issue. The motion was presented under a resolution labeled an emergency cleanup; no additional contracting details or timelines were provided at the meeting.
Why it matters: sanitation facilities support residential collection and maintenance operations; mold remediation can be required to protect staff health and to allow continued use of equipment and workspace. The board recorded the funding source as the general fund or its unreserved balance, indicating the expense will come from existing village resources rather than a new appropriation.
