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Chautauqua County audit committee approves 18 resolutions including $1.5M 911 grant, bridge design and JCC–YMCA design share
Summary
The Audit & Control Committee approved 18 resolutions Nov. 13 covering budget amendments, grants and contracts, including a $1,515,197 state Next‑Gen 911 grant, Bridge NY engineering funds for County Bridge 920 and a county $195,000 contribution toward JCC–YMCA design costs.
The Chautauqua County Audit & Control Committee on Nov. 13 approved 18 resolutions covering grants, budget adjustments, intergovernmental agreements and capital planning.
The committee voted to accept a New York State Office of Homeland Security Next Generation 911 grant of $1,515,197 to upgrade the county’s 911 call‑handling and recording systems and to migrate to the statewide Vesta platform. A Sheriff’s Office representative said the funds will pay for call‑handling, recording system upgrades and server refreshes the county did not budget for in 2025.
The committee authorized entering the engineering phase for a Bridge NY project to replace the superstructure on County Bridge 920 (PIN 576530). Drew Rogers, deputy director of public facilities, said the overall project is estimated at $2.5 million, is 95% federally funded with a 5% local match, and that the $350,000 requested covers environmental studies and full design work.
Members also approved two related JCC–YMCA measures: a request to include phase 1 of the…
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