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Ossining board approves minutes, vouchers, personnel status changes and schedules hearings
Summary
The board approved minutes (April 22 and May 6), accepted the voucher detail report and monthly reports, changed two civil-service statuses (one to permanent, one to provisional), accepted a $1,500 donation for a batting cage, and called public hearings for May 27; the board adjourned to executive session to discuss contracts and personnel.
At its May 13 meeting the Ossining Town Board approved routine business including meeting minutes, vouchers and monthly reports, confirmed personnel civil-service status changes and accepted a donation for a new batting cage at Ryder Park.
The board approved the April 22, 2025 regular meeting minutes and the May 6, 2025 special meeting minutes as presented. It also approved the voucher detail report dated May 13, 2025; the transcript includes a garbled amount but notes that police payments exceeded $1 million in the first half of the year.
On personnel matters the board resolved to change Marta C. Kitisaka from provisional to permanent in the administrative assistant position effective May 21, 2025, and to appoint Janette (transcript spelling: 'sherbok') from temporary to provisionary in the deputy clerk position effective the same date. The board thanked staff and noted that civil-service process steps had been completed.
The board accepted a donation of $1,500 from Brier Cliff (transcript: 'Brack') Little League to purchase and outfit a new batting cage at Ryder Park. The board also accepted correspondence and monthly departmental reports for April 2025 (cemetery, highway, supervisor's office, tax receiver and building department).
Finally, the board moved to adjourn to an executive session to discuss contracts, personnel and to receive advice of counsel. The meeting concluded with a jobs notice (parks groundskeeper) and reminder of a May 20 work session.
Votes on routine approvals were recorded in the meeting as passed by voice; the transcript does not include roll-call vote tallies or names for movers and seconders.
