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Catskill trustees approve bills, award park concessions, authorize grants and set parade details
Summary
The board approved audited bills totaling roughly $87, — approved RFP awards for park concessions, authorized a grant application to codify village records, approved sidewalk use for a National Day of Prayer event and heard updates and community announcements; Resolutions #7 and #8 on employment matters were passed after an executive session.
At its March 26 meeting the Village of Catskill Board of Trustees approved routine business, awarded two park concession contracts, authorized a records grant application and recorded several community announcements.
The board approved the March 12, 2025 minutes and approved payment of audited bills for March 26, 2025: General Fund A $71,820.73; Water Fund F $11,962.74; Sewer Fund G $4,230.61. Those motions were recorded as passed unanimously.
The board awarded the galley lease at Dutchman's Landing to Café Italia (Nicholas March) and the Elliot Park snack bar to JoJo's (Sabria Greene); the awards passed unanimously. The board authorized the village president to sign a grant application to codify village records and granted sidewalk access for a National Day of Prayer event on April 18; both actions passed unanimously. Town of Catskill Supervisor Patrick McCulloch announced the Memorial Day Parade on May 26, with lineup at 1 p.m. on Water Street and a ceremony at Dutchman's Landing at the end of the route.
Trustee Jamie Mitchell offered farewell remarks; Trustee Daniel Ward discussed Earth Day planning and coordination with a Riverkeeper event on May 3; Vice President Natasha Law briefed the public on the Downtown Revitalization Initiative grant process and reminded residents of Catskill Yard Sale Day on June 14. Sergeant Nicholas Craig was sworn in during the meeting.
On motions to enter and exit executive session (employment matters), the board met in private between 7:51 and 8:46 p.m. The minutes record that Resolutions #7 of 2025 (part-time handbook) and #8 of 2025 (employment terms for the clerk's office) were passed and noted as on file with the clerk. The meeting adjourned at 8:56 p.m. The minutes were submitted by Village Clerk Anna Signoretti and marked approved April 9, 2025.
Where the transcript or minutes do not provide specific details (for example, text of grant applications, full RFP contract terms, or the detailed text of Resolutions #7 and #8), this article notes those items as recorded but does not infer additional specifics.
