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Livingston County Board adopts multiple routine resolutions, awards Connect All bids
Summary
At its recent meeting the Livingston County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted a series of routine resolutions including appointments to committees, budget amendments, capital project adjustments, lease and professional services contracts, and awarded two bids for the Connect All municipal infrastructure program.
The Livingston County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted a package of routine resolutions that included committee appointments, budget and capital adjustments, lease and professional service contracts and two awarded bids for the county’s Connect All municipal infrastructure program.
Key outcomes: Eternal Technology Inc. was awarded bid number 2025-35 for Connect All municipal infrastructure program service area 1 (labor) and DDS Hold Company LLC was awarded bid number 2025-36 for service area 2. The board also approved amendments to the 2025 county budget (highway and sheriff’s office), transfers of funds for the county administrator and county attorney, increases to annual capital project accounts for 2025, and several lease and contract approvals including a professional services contract with Industrial Appraisal Company and a lease with Harmony and Joy Childcare, Inc., doing business as Prime Joy Childcare Geneseo.
The board approved appointing Phyllis Aplin and Anthony Jarzyna to the Workplace Violence Prevention Committee and set a public hearing on the proposed 2026 Livingston County budget pursuant to Section 359 of the New York State County Law.
Several personnel and operational items were adopted, including amendments to the 2025 salary schedule for the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation and an amendment to a prior 2024 resolution concerning the deputy director of long-term care. The board authorized the chairman to sign a snow-and-ice removal contract for the 2025–26 season with Ontario County and approved other routine transfers and authorizations.
Votes and procedure: Most resolutions were moved with unanimous consent and passed on recorded roll call. Vote totals as read during the meeting were recorded as "Ayes 4612, Absent 442" for multiple items; where roll-call-style voice responses appear on the record, supervisors responded in the affirmative for the listed towns. Several resolutions were noted as requiring separate votes but were adopted without recorded opposition.
Ending: The meeting concluded with an administrative update that a foreclosure auction is scheduled for Nov. 6 and that a special meeting will be held Nov. 12 at 1:30 p.m. to consider transactions arising from that auction.
