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Lynbrook trustees approve field rentals, event closures and vendor RFP; procurement policy tabled

Village of Lynbrook Board of Trustees · December 15, 2025
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Summary

The board approved Little League field use and fee waiver, prom street closure, cruise nights, a soccer-club banner, records destruction and a utility-cost-recovery vendor; it authorized an IT-services RFP and tabled proposed procurement-policy language for further work.

The Lynbrook Village Board approved a slate of routine municipal items, including facility use and event permits, vendor approvals and financial and personnel items.

Key approvals: the board waived recreation-facility fees for Little League photo/registration days; approved the chamber-supported downtown prom (street closures planned for June 25) and Thursday summer 'cruise nights' (July 9–Aug. 27); authorized a soccer-club banner at Grace Memorial Park and approved destruction of listed records from 2014–2019. The board also approved retaining a utility-cost-recovery firm that has obtained refunds for the village in the past.

The board authorized issuing an RFP to compare pricing for technical support and network infrastructure services (prepared jointly with the Village of Melbourne; the transcript notes a two-year average cost of $87,000 for such services). Trustees discussed a proposed procurement policy that would enumerate authorized joint contracts and clarify intermunicipal exemptions from bidding; the board voted to table that procurement policy for a future work session.

Personnel and finance actions included approval of seasonal employment wage adjustments (meeting materials show a starting wage increase recorded as an adjustment to $17 per hour) and authorization to pay audited vouchers as presented. The clerk recorded motions, seconds and affirmative voice votes on the routine items; the transcript does not provide detailed roll-call tallies by name.

The board closed the meeting after a round of 'good and welfare' remarks and event reminders.