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Board adopts broad slate of contracts, budget amendments and purchases in unanimous roll calls
Summary
The Board of Supervisors approved numerous routine resolutions and contracts by roll call, including nursing center contracts and a room‑and‑board rate increase for the county nursing center, health and social‑services contracts, inter‑municipal agreements, IT and fleet purchases, and budget amendments; votes were recorded as unanimous 'Aye' with roll‑call tallies recorded in the transcript.
At its regular meeting the Livingston County Board of Supervisors moved through a long slate of resolutions and contract authorizations, carrying each by roll call with recorded "Aye" votes from supervisors present.
Among the actions adopted were authorizations for contracts for the Livingston County Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation with Humana Health Company of New York, Humana Insurance Company of New York, and Medcor Staffing, Inc.; a resolution increasing the center’s daily room‑and‑board rate (excluding the New York State cash receipts assessment) effective Nov. 1, 2025; and authorization for the chair to sign a contract with New York eHealth Collaborative Inc.
The board also approved amendments to prior resolutions involving New York State ARC chapters, contracts for the Health Department including Susan Cochran and UnitedHealthcare Insurance Company, social‑services contracts (Catholic Charities Steuben Livingston, Chances and Changes Inc., Worldwide Travel Staffing), and a contract with Tyler Technology for Veterans Services. Additional approvals included inter‑municipal agreements for Central Services with the Town of Geneseo; a grant award contract for the District Attorney’s office with the New York State Office of Victim Services; tourism and library system contracts; agreements with National Grid and Rochester Gas & Electric for planning‑department work; procurement of Dell computers and office furnishings; flooring and mobility management services; and purchases of fleet vehicles including two 2026 Ford F‑250s and a 2026 Chevrolet Tahoe for the Sheriff’s Office.
The clerk recorded roll‑call tallies repeatedly as "Aye is 44, absent 6," and each of the items referenced in the meeting text was presented for unanimous consent and adopted. No recorded dissenting votes or abstentions appeared in the transcript for the items discussed. Several budget amendments and transfers across Health, Highway, Office for the Aging, Sheriff’s Office, and other departments were also adopted.
Because the items were handled by unanimous consent with minimal debate, the board did not discuss substantive policy changes for most items during the meeting; the transcript records procedural roll calls and adoption confirmations for each resolution.
