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Livingston County Board adopts routine contracts, schedules CDBG hearing and reallocates ARPA funds
Summary
At its May 13 meeting the Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted a package of routine contracts and grant pass-throughs, set a June 10 public hearing for a CDBG application, and approved reallocating $4.24 million in ARPA funds to reimburse county payroll costs.
The Livingston County Board of Supervisors met May 13 in Geneseo and adopted a broad package of resolutions covering contracts, grant pass-throughs, capital project accounts and budget amendments.
Supervisor Dwight Knapp presented the slate of actions on behalf of committee chairs. The roll call on the preferred agenda and separate roll calls recorded Ayes-4,405; Noes-0; AbsentCates (352), Walker (230) and Davis (67); total 649, and the listed resolutions were adopted.
Key approved items included: approval of Abstract of Claims #5A in the amount of $3,440,742.68 (Resolution No. 2026-151); authorization to submit a Community Development Block Grant application and a public hearing scheduled for June 10, 2026 at 1:35 p.m. (Resolution No. 2026-152); surplus designation for several Livingston County Sheriffs Office vehicles (Resolution No. 2026-153); contract approvals for the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation with UnitedHealthcare (Resolution No. 2026-154); multiple health and social services contracts including a physical therapy services contract with Andrea Larnard (Resolution No. 2026-155) and residential treatment center agreements for children in custody (Resolution No. 2026-156); an award to Whitney East, Inc. for the Hampton Corners storage building (Resolution No. 2026-158); and historian grant pass-throughs to local organizations to support 250th Commemoration events (Resolution No. 2026-160).
The board also authorized agreements related to economic development and brownfield cleanup administration (Resolution No. 2026-161), highway service contracts for portable toilets and pest control (Resolution No. 2026-162), and approved snowmobile-trail grant actions, including SEQR findings and submission of grant applications to the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation to support club-maintained trail mileage increases (Resolutions Nos. 2026-164166).
Public safety items included authorization of a contract with Xybix Systems for an additional dispatch station (Resolution No. 2026-167) and acceptance of a PSAP operations grant award from the New York State Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services for $301,732 (Resolution No. 2026-168).
Personnel and budget actions adopted included standard work day and retirement reporting adjustments, 2026 budget amendments (Resolution No. 2026-171), creation of several capital project accounts (Resolution No. 2026-173) and a transfer to fund the LCSO boat purchase capital project (Resolution No. 2026-174). The board approved an equipment purchase for the Sheriff's Office (a Fluid 26' boat, not to exceed $200,000; Resolution No. 2026-178) and made appointments including Nicole Utberg as Second Deputy County Clerk (Resolution No. 2026-176).
All resolutions listed on the preferred agenda and those requiring separate roll calls were adopted with the same recorded vote totals. Where specific contract terms or funding sources were noted in resolutions, those details were recorded in the official resolution text.
The board adjourned at 2:34 p.m. and scheduled its next meeting for May 27, 2026 at 1:30 p.m.
