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Montgomery County Legislature adopts a package of routine resolutions, schedules recycling hearing
Summary
The Montgomery County Legislature approved a series of routine resolutions — including wage increases for poll workers, budget amendments, contracts and grants — scheduled a public hearing on the recycling law, confirmed workforce board appointments and adjourned at 6:32 p.m.
At its March meeting, the Montgomery County Legislature adopted a package of routine resolutions and administrative items, most by voice vote with no extended debate.
Key actions approved on the consent-style agenda included: Resolution 92 (hourly wage increases for board of election poll workers), Resolution 93 (amending the clerk's salary via an introductory local law), multiple budget amendments recognizing assorted funds and opioid and forfeiture money (Resolutions 94, 96 and 99), contract authorizations for removal services and road maintenance (Resolutions 98 and 102), acceptance of a New York State Empire State Development grant for the Nanunda Creek Trail Extension Master Plan (Resolution 103), and approval of the abstract of audited claims (Resolution 110).
The Legislature also confirmed appointment terms for representatives to the Fulton/Montgomery area Workforce Development Board (Resolution 105), authorized agreements with service providers including NTS Data Services and NoLink (Resolutions 107 and 108), and scheduled a public hearing on the county recycling law (Resolution 109).
Most items passed by voice vote with no recorded roll-call tallies in the meeting transcript. Chair Pep called for the meeting to adjourn at 6:32 p.m.; the motion to adjourn was seconded and the body recessed.
