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Supervisors announce MLK Day events, a $200,000 salt-shed grant and upcoming blood drive

Warren County supervisors meeting · January 16, 2026
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Summary

Supervisors shared community announcements: Supervisor Driscoll described Martin Luther King Jr. Day activities and an upcoming blood-donor drive; Bryce Pratt thanked the county planning department for help securing a salt-shed grant exceeding $200,000 and support for a Haag Brook Delta study.

Board members used the meeting's announcements period to highlight upcoming community events and recent grant successes.

Supervisor Driscoll announced Martin Luther King Jr. Day activities beginning at City Hall with remarks followed by a march to Christ Church United Methodist and a ceremony; he also said Warren County will host a blood-donor drive at the Human Services Building and identified Dan Durk as a contact for more information.

Bryce Pratt, speaking for his town, thanked the Warren County Planning Department and staff members Sarah and Ethan for help obtaining a salt-shed grant of "over $200,000" and for assistance with a Haag Brook Delta study that he said will help the town of Haag.

Other announcements included a brief reminder about mandatory county cybersecurity training and an invitation to supervisors to join the intercounty committee meeting at SUNY Adirondack, with staff contact 'Amanda' handling RSVPs. The meeting adjourned shortly after these items.