Seneca County Board approves routine authorizations, grants and appointments; moves into executive session on litigation
The board carried a slate of routine measures including tax roll extensions, procurement for highway equipment, appointments to the Finger Lakes Workforce Investment Board, opioid-prevention funding with United Way, and authorized submission of a wastewater planning grant; it then voted to enter executive session to discuss pending litigation under state open-meetings law.
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At its regular meeting the Seneca County Board of Supervisors approved multiple routine agenda items by voice vote.
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