Votes at a glance: Livingston County Board adopts multiple resolutions, schedules public hearing on local law A02/2025

The Livingston County Board of Supervisors adopted multiple resolutions by roll call during the meeting, including appointments, budget amendments, contract authorizations and proclamations. The items were passed as part of the board’s resolutions and motions segment and recorded in the meeting rolls.

Key actions adopted included:

- Appointments to the Livingston County Land Bank Corporation board: Daniel Pangrazio, Ian Coyle, William Bacon, Amy Davies, Angela Ellis, William Fuller, and Shannon Hillier (adopted by roll call; recorded tally Ayes 4987; Absent 67).

- Authorization for the county administrator to form a safety committee to develop safety policies and procedures and provide recommendations (adopted by roll call; recorded tally Ayes 4987; Absent 67).

- Proclamation proclaiming May 2025 as Municipal Clerk’s Week (adopted by roll call).

- Provision for a public hearing on proposed Local Law A02/2025 authorizing conveyance of an easement to the Town of Genesee (adopted by roll call; see separate article for details).

- Abstract of claims: motion moved by Mr. Natt; approved by unanimous consent/roll call (adopted; recorded tally noted as Ayes 4987; Absent 67).

- Amendments to the 2025 Livingston County budget for several departments (Board of Elections, Office for the Aging, Sheriff’s Office) and an amendment to the 2025 salary schedule for the Public Defender’s Office (adopted by roll call; recorded tallies as entered in the meeting record).

- Authorizations for the chairman to sign contracts for Information and Technology Services with Computerized Inventory Concepts (d/b/a Integrated Systems) and Network Experts of New York (adopted by roll call).

- Appointments to the GLOW Workforce Development Board (Heather Heinemann, representing business) and a Livingston County youth board appointment (Adrianne Wilbur, representing West Sparta) (adopted by roll call).

Roll-call statements in the meeting record show repeated “Aye” votes from named supervisors, with the official roll totals recorded in the minutes as “Ayes 4987; Absent 67” for omnibus adoptions. Several resolutions were presented with a request for unanimous consent; where a mover was recorded in the spoken record (for example, the abstract of claims was moved by Mr. Natt) that mover is noted in the meeting transcript. The meeting record did not provide individual ‘no’ or ‘abstain’ tallies for these items in the segments provided.

These items were adopted as part of the board’s routine business; the meeting record shows no on-the-record challenges to the votes and no recorded amendments changing the substance of the listed resolutions at the time of adoption.