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Clinton County Legislature approves Resolutions #307–#381 and holds executive session on property, litigation and personnel
Summary
At its May 13 meeting, the Clinton County Legislature approved resolutions numbered 307 through 381 on committee recommendations, then entered executive session to discuss the lease and sale of real property, pending litigation and an employment matter before adjourning.
The Clinton County Legislature approved resolutions numbered 307 through 381 and held an executive session during its regular meeting on May 13 in Plattsburgh.
After roll call and a unanimous (10‑0‑0) acceptance of the April 22, 2026 minutes, the Legislature received committee reports and then moved to consider resolutions. The minutes state, "Resolutions #307 through #381 were approved." The record does not print individual roll‑call votes for each resolution in the stenographer’s minutes provided.
Earlier committee reports placed multiple items on the agenda: Children and Family Services recommended resolutions related to HEAP and rental supplement grant applications; Economic Development and County Operations recommended items including grant applications, a memorandum of understanding with Holy Angels Church and CBIG project payments; Finance discussed contract extensions and a request urging New York State to restore AIM funding to counties; Health discussed suicide prevention and human trafficking training contracts; Public Safety discussed yearly supplies solicitations and probation funding plans; Transportation discussed equipment transfers and highway bids. Those committee recommendations were reflected in the resolutions the Legislature approved.
Legislator Kevin Randall moved to enter executive session at 5:56 p.m. to discuss the lease and sale of real property, pending litigation and the employment history of a particular employee; Legislator Francis Peryea seconded and the motion carried 10‑0‑0. Legislator David Bezio moved to exit executive session at 6:46 p.m., seconded by Legislator Ron Deragon, and the motion carried 10‑0‑0. The Legislature adjourned at 6:46 p.m.
The minutes list committee‑recommended agenda placements for multiple resolution blocks (for example, #308–#310 and #311–#318) and note which committees discussed associated topics, but the stenographer’s minutes provided here do not include individual resolution texts or detailed roll‑call votes beyond the motions reported in the session notes.
