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Residents raise fundraiser, water and kennel-law concerns at Beekmantown meeting
Summary
During public comment at the April 20 Beekmantown meeting residents announced a May 16 Honor Run fundraiser for North Country Honor Flight, raised a water concern on Stafford Drive and asked about the status of a proposed kennel law.
Several residents used the public-comment portion of the Beekmantown Town Board meeting on April 20 to highlight a local fundraiser and to seek updates on community issues.
An announcement described the North Country Honor Run, a BCS Middle School fundraiser scheduled for Armed Forces Day, May 16, 2026; the announcement included the phrase "Run, so they can fly" and noted that the North Country Honor Flight fundraiser the prior year raised $35,000. No formal request for town funding or action was recorded.
Sherm DuBrey spoke briefly but indicated he could not address a matter involving Todd and Tammy Deyo in open forum. Jonah Withers asked about the status of water service on Stafford Drive and was told by Mr. Dyer that he had not yet heard from AES regarding that issue. Andy Bertrand asked whether there was any update on the kennel law; meeting notes state the kennel law has been sent to Clinton County for their approval but no further timeline was provided.
These public comments were part of the meeting's audience-speaker period; the board did not take formal action on the items raised during the public-comment segment.
The board proceeded to other agenda items after public comment, and no additional follow-up commitments or timelines were recorded in the minutes for the topics raised.
