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Board approves series of routine resolutions, contracts and budget adjustments

Livingston County Board of Supervisors · January 28, 2026
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Summary

The Livingston County Board of Supervisors approved multiple routine resolutions and contracts on unanimous consent, including an abstract of claims, a surplus highway property declaration, a planning contract with the Town of Lester, budget amendments for highway and planning, a consulting contract with Catapult Executive Consulting, and a tax-roll correction for the Town of York.

The Livingston County Board of Supervisors approved a package of routine resolutions and contracts during its meeting, adopting motions by unanimous consent and recording roll-call votes.

Key items approved included: - Adoption of the abstract of claims (motion moved by Mister Knapp; roll-call recorded as adopted). - A resolution declaring certain highway property surplus (adopted by roll call). - Authorization for the chairman to sign a planning-department contract with the Town of Lester (moved by Mister Deming; adopted). - An amendment to the 2026 county budget for highway and planning line items (adopted by unanimous consent). - Authorization for the chairman to sign a contract with Catapult Executive Consulting (adopted by roll call). - Correction to the tax roll for the Town of York (adopted by roll call).

The clerk recorded ayes from supervisors in roll-call sequences for each measure; the meeting record shows each resolution as adopted. Where motions were introduced on the floor, supervisors asked for unanimous consent to expedite the votes. No recorded roll-call objections or defeats were recorded in the meeting transcript.

The board also recorded appointments to the GLOW Solid Waste Committee (Daniel Pangrazio, Donald Wester and Richard White) and subsequently adjourned.