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Ulster County adopts multiple bond resolutions for transit, safety and facilities
Summary
The Ulster County Legislature unanimously approved a package of bond resolutions totaling several hundred thousand dollars to fund UCAT bus shelters, highway safety work, Boyceville Substation engineering, bridge materials and DPW facilities improvements. All five bond measures were adopted by recorded roll calls (most 18–0).
The Ulster County Legislature approved a series of bond resolutions on Dec. 16, 2025, to fund transportation and public-works projects.
Key adopted bond resolutions included authorization to issue up to $500,000 in bonds for UCAT bus shelters; a $75,000 bond authorization for a DPW highway safety program; up to $65,000 in bonds for design and engineering of Boyceville Substation building improvements; $48,500 in bonds to purchase additional bridge materials for a DPW bridge program (Cape Avenue); and $80,000 in bonds for a DPW facilities improvement program.
Clerk roll calls recorded unanimous adoption on these bond measures, with results reported in the meeting transcript as 18–0 for each listed bond resolution. Legislators responding during roll call voiced support in short remarks, and some speakers noted that the UCAT bus shelter authorization was an item several members had advocated for over multiple years.
The measures were presented as capital actions to maintain and improve county infrastructure; the meeting record does not include additional project-level details or contractor selections. Financing is recorded as authorized bond issuance; administrative steps and project scheduling will follow departmental project management and bond issuance procedures.
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