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Seneca County opens public hearing on tentative 2025 budget; board schedules executive session on pending litigation
Summary
The full board opened a public hearing on the tentative 2025 Seneca County budget, took one public comment asking that the amended budget be posted before the vote, closed the hearing, then voted to enter executive session under Section 105(1)(d) of the New York Open Meetings Law to discuss proposed pending litigation.
The Seneca County Board of Supervisors convened a special full meeting, held a public hearing on the tentative 2025 county budget and then entered executive session to discuss pending litigation.
After roll call confirmed a quorum, the board opened a public hearing on the tentative 2025 Seneca County budget and invited public comment. One member of the public, identifying himself as Kyle Black, asked whether the amended budget would be made available on the county website for review prior to the vote; the chair replied yes.
The board closed the hearing by voice vote. During new business Supervisor Reinhart moved to enter executive session under Section 105(1)(d) of the New York State Open Meetings Law to review and discuss proposed pending litigation and invited board members, the finance director and the county attorney to attend. The motion was seconded and approved by voice vote; the chair announced there would be no action after the executive session.
No votes on the budget were recorded publicly at this meeting; the hearing was for public comment and further action remains subject to subsequent board votes.
