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Washington County Public Safety Committee to review e-TASC grant update and automated traffic diversion program
Summary
The Washington County Public Safety Committee will meet March 3, 2026, in Fort Edward to consider an ATI e-TASC grant update from Alternative Sentencing and a presentation from the District Attorney on an automated traffic diversion/reduction program; the agenda lists no votes or staff reports in the notice and presentation details are not specified.
Evera Sue Clary, chair of the Washington County Public Safety Committee, scheduled a committee meeting for 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, March 3, 2026, in Room B214 of the County Municipal Center in Fort Edward to hear an ATI e-TASC grant update and a District Attorney presentation on an automated traffic diversion/reduction program.
The public notice, distributed February 24, 2026, lists the agenda items: call to order; acceptance of minutes from the Jan. 27, 2026 meeting; department reports and requests (Alternative Sentencing — ATI e-TASC grant update; District Attorney — automated traffic diversion/reduction program); other business; and adjournment. The notice provides a YouTube link where the public may view the meeting livestream.
The memo does not include presentation materials, dollar amounts, expected actions, or staff memos for the listed department reports. The agenda entry for Alternative Sentencing identifies the topic as an "ATI e-TASC Grant Update" but does not specify the grant amount, timeline, or recommended committee action. The District Attorney item is listed as an "Automated Traffic Diversion/Reduction Program" with no further description of scope, technology, vendor, or proposed policy changes. No motions, votes, or formal outcomes were listed in the notice.
The published roster names Debra R. Prehoda as Clerk of the Board and lists county supervisors by town; Supervisors Evera Sue Clary, David K. O’Brien, John W. Rozell, Nathaniel C. Baker, Scott D. Hahn and William Herrick are named among committee members in the notice. The memo instructs committee members to notify the Clerk of the Board if they cannot attend.
The committee is scheduled to accept the Jan. 27, 2026 minutes at the start of the meeting. Because the notice contains agenda items but not briefing documents or staff recommendations, attendees and the public should expect presentations and discussion rather than recorded decisions in the published notice.
The committee meeting is on the county's YouTube channel for remote viewing; the notice gives the channel link for live access. Any follow-up actions, votes, or materials presented at the March 3 meeting will need to be obtained from the official minutes or subsequent staff reports.
