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Board approves broad consent agenda: appointments, contracts, construction and equipment purchases
Summary
The Livingston County Board approved a lengthy consent agenda by unanimous consent and roll call, adopting many resolutions including appointments to the Planning and Soil & Water boards, contract authorizations for health and social services, bidding awards for a government center roof replacement, transportation and engineering contracts, and departmental purchases.
The Livingston County Board of Supervisors approved a broad consent agenda that included appointments, contract authorizations, bid awards, and administrative changes.
Among actions adopted by unanimous consent or roll call were appointments to boards (Nicholas Sims to the county Planning Board; Bradley McCauley, John White, Susan J. Ertle and William Wadsworth to the Soil & Water Conservation District Board); adoption of the 2026 official list of county officials required to file annual financial disclosure; and authorization to hold a public hearing on a separate local law extending the county’s 3% short‑term rental tax.
The board also authorized multiple contracts for county departments, including the Department of Health and Department of Social Services, contract awards for public safety radio maintenance to Western New York Radio Services, and acceptance of bids for services and materials such as the government center roof replacement awarded to RMG Custom Metal LLC (bid amount recorded in the transcript). Several transportation resolutions were approved to accept federal and state aid and appropriate funds for culvert replacement and road rehabilitation projects in Avon and Caledonia.
Other items approved included amendments to planning and highway contracts (CNS Engineers Inc.), professional services authorizations, the establishment of a Livingston County historian with an effective lecture fee date, a vehicle purchase for the Department of Social Services (Ford Explorer), and a lease authorization with Noyes Memorial Hospital for the diocese center. The board recorded roll calls and voice votes for the consent agenda and declared the listed items adopted.
Because many of these items were handled as a grouped consent agenda, the board did not discuss each item individually in detail during the floor vote; the official minutes and contract files contain the full text and any fiscal attachments for each authorization.
