At a Chemung County committee session, members read and approved multiple grouped resolutions across committees. Where votes were recorded in the transcript, motions were made, seconded and approved by voice vote. The following is a concise list of resolutions read on the record and recorded as carried in committee minutes that day.

Airport / Aviation (approved)
- Resolution extending agreement with Seneca Mineral Company on behalf of Elmira‑Corning Regional Airport.
- Resolution extending agreement with ASM North America on behalf of Elmira‑Corning Regional Airport.
- Resolution authorizing agreement with WETM TV on behalf of Elmira‑Corning Regional Airport.

Buildings & Grounds (approved)
- Resolution declaring various county‑owned property as surplus.
- Resolution authorizing agreement with New York State Industries for the Disabled Inc. (janitorial services).
- Resolution renewing agreement with Modular Comfort Systems.
- Resolution extending agreement with Jemco Water Treatment Services Inc.
- Resolution extending purchase agreement with Day Automation Systems Inc. on behalf of the Department of Buildings & Grounds.

Corrections / Law Enforcement (approved)
- Resolution authorizing agreement with Safeware Inc. for Office of Fire and Emergency Management needs.
- Resolution authorizing maintenance agreement with Eaton Corporation for Chemung County Jail systems.
- Resolution authorizing agreements with various providers of interpretation and translation services for the Probation Department.
- Resolution authorizing application/acceptance for a New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services gun‑involved violence elimination grant (Sheriff's Office, District Attorney, Probation).
- Resolution extending agreement with Elm Chevy Company Inc. (Sheriff's Office vehicle/maintenance services).

Health & Human Services (approved)
- Resolution accepting additional funding from New York State Office for the Aging for the Department of Aging and Long‑Term Care.
- Resolution authorizing agreements with contracted service providers for the Department of Health.
- Resolution extending agreements with Affinity Rehabilitation LLC (nursing facility).
- Resolution extending agreement with Mangalet Nets Bar & Company LLP (nursing facility).
- Resolution authorizing applications for state Department of Health grants to increase training/capacity for health care facilities (nursing facility and planning department).
- Resolution authorizing application/acceptance for New York State Department of Health Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs grant (Department of Social Services).
- Resolution authorizing Greenwood/TIP company automatic systems (Department of Social Services and Mental Hygiene).

Highway Committee
- No highway committee meeting was held because three members were absent; the chair said a special meeting will be scheduled next Monday after the budget committee meeting to consider highway resolutions.

Sewer Districts and Transit (approved in grouped votes)
- Resolution authorizing purchase agreement with Coach & Equipment Bus Sales Inc. (Transit Board).
- Resolution approving change order 4A004 with Jet Industries Inc. (Sewer Districts).
- Resolution approving change order 4B003 with Streeter Associates Inc. (Sewer Districts).
- Resolution approving change order 4C‑002 with Fry & Campbell Inc. (Sewer Districts).
- Resolution approving change order 4D‑002 with HMI Mechanical Systems Inc. (Sewer Districts).
- Resolution approving change order 4E‑002 with Hewitt Young Electric LLC (Sewer Districts).
- Resolution extending agreement with Polytech Inc. (Sewer Districts).
- Resolution authorizing agreements and purchase orders with PanelLogic Inc.; Neo Chemicals and Oxides LLC (amend and purchase); OmniSite; UniWorth Innovations d/b/a Waterworth; Fagan Engineers & Land Surveyors PC; and authorization for direct payment of service calls for public sewer main issues.

Other business (approved)
- Vacancy report provided and one appointment confirmed: Brent Sturmer to the Chemung County Aging and Long‑Term Care Advisory Council.

Procedural notes
- Most votes were recorded as voice votes with "aye" and carried; the transcript does not include roll‑call vote tallies by member. Several motions had no individual mover/second identified in the transcript; the clerk read grouped resolutions and the committee approved them by voice vote.

These items and grouped resolutions were read on the record and approved by committee action during the same session, per the meeting transcript.