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Sullivan County emergency meeting approves amendment to Resolution 434-24 on hiring corrections officers
Summary
Sullivan County officials held an emergency session March 6 and voted 6-0 to amend Resolution 434-24 concerning hiring corrections officers from New York State Department of Corrections facilities; the transcript does not include the amendment text or individual vote names.
Sullivan County officials held an emergency meeting March 6 and voted 6-0 to amend Resolution 434-24, described in the meeting record as relating to hiring corrections officers from New York State Department of Corrections facilities.
The county’s emergency meeting notice was read aloud at the start of the session. The notice identified March 6 as the reason for the special session and said the purpose was to amend Resolution 434-24 related to hiring corrections officers from New York State Department of Corrections facilities. The transcript does not include the text of the amendment or further details about how the change would be implemented.
A motion to adopt the amendment was made and seconded during the meeting. The motion was recorded as moved by Kat and seconded by Brian. The vote was recorded as 6-0 in favor; the transcript did not list individual votes by name. After the vote, meeting participants moved and seconded a motion to adjourn and the meeting concluded.
The transcript includes a roll call listing attendees whose presence was noted: Matt McPhillips; Nadia Reich; Bridal McPhillips; Nick Salmony; Pat Scott; Louie Alvarez; Joe Perillo; Amanda Ward; and Terry Bernardo. The roll call and the 6-0 tally indicate some members present at roll call did not have their individual votes recorded in the excerpt.
The meeting record provided does not state which New York State Department of Corrections facilities are referenced, the specific hiring changes in the amended resolution, or any timeline for implementation. No additional motions, amendments, budget figures, legal citations beyond the resolution number, or staff directions were recorded in the supplied excerpt.
