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Glens Falls boards approve routine payments and accept financial reports

Glens Falls City Industrial Development Agency / Civic Development Corporation / Local Development Corporation meetings · June 11, 2026
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Summary

Three Glens Falls City boards on June 11 approved multiple bills and accepted financial reports, including two audit bills totaling $5,450 for the Civic Development Corporation and operator bills of $10,056.18 for the Local Development Corporation; updated account reports will be posted online.

Glens Falls City boards approved a slate of routine payments and accepted financial reports at meetings held June 11, 2026.

The Civic Development Corporation voted to pay two outstanding audit bills totaling $5,450, listed on Schedule A as advisory and related charges. "It shows a balance in the account of $603.33," Judy Calvigero said while presenting the CDC's written report; the board approved payment so the audits could be closed out and the updated June report would be posted.

At the Local Development Corporation meeting, members accepted the five‑month financial report for the period ending May 31 and approved an operator schedule of bills totaling $10,056.18, which the board cleared on a voice vote. The agenda included ARPA‑funded items and a bundle of previously approved project payments that were presented for release.

During project reports the board approved payments for several small businesses the LDC had previously authorized: Kaye's Vova Tea (payment listed at $1,679), Evernite Fabrication Services (a large equipment purchase described on the record as "one‑hundred‑and‑something‑thousand dollars"), and Floris Mercantile. The board voted to approve those payments without recorded dissent. For the Evernite item, the precise equipment cost was described in the discussion as an approximate figure and the board noted future expansion plans tied to that investment.

Board members instructed staff to post the approved minutes and the updated June financial report and to bring any necessary budget breakdowns to the next meeting. Several approvals were taken by voice vote; no roll‑call tallies were recorded in the transcript.

The CDC and LDC adjourned after completing the scheduled business. The boards said they did not expect to meet in July but will post updated reports and reconvene as needed.