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Ways & Means Committee approves $3.34 million claims abstract, OKs 2026 budget amendments
Summary
At a May 26, 2026 Ways & Means Committee meeting, Livingston County supervisors approved Abstract of Claims #5B totaling $3,337,224.56 and authorized 2026 budget amendments for the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation and Probation & Records Management; votes were recorded as "carried" but tallies were not provided in the minutes.
The Livingston County Ways & Means Committee on May 26, 2026 approved Abstract of Claims #5B, a claims list totaling $3,337,224.56, and adopted a set of 2026 budget amendments affecting the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation and Probation & Records Management.
Ways & Means Chair Dwight Knapp opened the meeting at 1:30 p.m. and asked Jason Parker to lead the Pledge of Allegiance. The committee then took up an approval of Abstract of Claims #5B. The resolution as recorded states the board "approves the Abstract of Claims #5B dated May 27, 2026 in the total amount of $3,337,224.56." Mr. Wadsworth moved the resolution, Mr. DiSalvo seconded, and the minutes note the motion was carried. The minutes do not include a roll-call vote tally.
The committee also approved a resolution "amending the 2026 Livingston County budget" to implement requested amendments for the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation (two entries) and for Probation & Records Management. The resolution authorizes the Livingston County Treasurer "to make the requested Budget Amendments per the Budget Amendment entries that have been approved by the Livingston County Administrator." Mr. Wadsworth moved the budget-amendment resolution; Mr. Gott seconded, and the motion was recorded as carried. The minutes reference attachments for details; specific dollar amounts for the individual amendments are not specified in the text of the minutes.
In a separate departmental update, County Administration reported that the state budget process is nearing conclusion but that it was unclear what that will mean for county programs; staff also noted reports that the state budget allows certain broadband extensions, though the minutes do not provide further detail. No additional actions were recorded on that item.
The meeting adjourned at 1:43 p.m. after a motion by Mr. Pangrazio, seconded by Mr. DiSalvo. Meeting minutes were recorded by Michele R. Rees, Clerk of the Board. The minutes and attachments are referenced for details on specific budget-amendment amounts and supporting documentation.
