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Committee approves $2.11M claims abstract, budget amendments and new Brownfields account

Livingston County Ways & Means Committee · April 20, 2026
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Summary

The committee approved Abstract of Claims #4B totaling $2,110,326.84, authorized budget amendments for the Highway and Sheriff's Office, approved transfers for the Department of Health, and established a Planning account for Brownfields Revolving Funds, and received several departmental updates.

At its April 20 meeting the Livingston County Ways & Means Committee approved several County Administration items: Abstract of Claims #4B dated April 22, 2026 in the amount of $2,110,326.84; amendments to the 2026 budget affecting the Highway and Sheriff's Office; transfers of funds for the Department of Health; and establishment of a Planning account associated with a Brownfields Revolving Funds grant.

County Administration presented the Abstract of Claims totaling $2,110,326.84; the minutes record the item as approved but do not list the individual members who moved or seconded that particular motion. Budget amendments for the Highway and Sheriff's Office were moved by Mr. DiSalvo and seconded by Mr. Gott and were carried. Transfers for the Department of Health were moved by Mr. Pangrazio and seconded by Mr. Wadsworth and were carried. The committee also approved establishing a Planning account for work tied to a Brownfields Revolving Funds grant; Mr. DiSalvo moved and Mr. Gott seconded that resolution.

Administration also reported informational items: a salt mine tour scheduled for the week, employee appreciation week next week, and that ARPA dollars have been spent/obligated per a claim against prior years' payroll. The executive session that followed produced a report of no action taken.