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County committees approve agreement with Pace University and several county appointments, resolutions
Summary
Committee sessions on Feb. 5 produced multiple formal actions: the Health Services Committee authorized an agreement with Pace University; County Resources handled Agricultural District hearing resolutions; Public Safety approved fire board appointments, deputy coordinator appointments and a compressor procurement budget amendment.
Greene County committees approved several formal actions during meetings on Feb. 5, including an agreement with Pace University, actions on Agricultural District 124, and emergency-services appointments and equipment procurement.
Health Services Committee
- The committee moved and carried an authorizing agreement between the Greene County Mental Health Center and Pace University. The motion was announced during the Health Services Committee meeting and was recorded as carried.
County Resources Committee
- The committee rescinded Resolution 395-24 (the earlier authorization for a public hearing) and then approved a new resolution authorizing a public hearing for Agricultural District 124 and declaring lead-agency status for the 2024 annual review. Committee members also approved a Class 1 recommendation to include land in Agricultural District 124 and declared a negative environmental review determination for that action. Motions on these agricultural-district items were made and carried.
Public Safety Committee
- The committee approved appointments to the Greene County Fire Advisory Board (Resolution 488-24). - The committee approved the appointment of a deputy fire coordinator and a HAZMAT (hazardous materials) deputy coordinator for Emergency Services. - The committee approved a budget amendment and awarded a bid for a high-pressure air compressor system for Emergency Services (for training and pump-testing use). Committee discussion noted an estimated 4–8 week turnaround on delivery after award; details on service contracts and maintenance were discussed but not resolved at the legislative level.
All listed motions were recorded as carried in committee; vote tallies and individual votes were not captured in the meeting transcript for most items. The committees did not record additional conditions or amendments to the actions during the meeting.
