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Board unanimously approves six routine resolutions including DPW staffing changes and sprinkler change order

Village of New Hyde Park Board of Trustees · May 21, 2026
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Summary

At its May 21 meeting the Village of New Hyde Park Board of Trustees unanimously approved six resolutions, including promotions and hires in the Department of Public Works, a change order for DPW garage sprinklers, and a banking depository amendment.

The Village of New Hyde Park Board of Trustees unanimously approved six routine resolutions during its May 21, 2026 meeting, including personnel moves within the Department of Public Works and a contract change order for new DPW garage sprinklers.

The board voted to authorize Abstract No. 25-24 (Resolution 25-109). Trustees then amended Resolution 25-98 to name OceanFirst Bank, N.A., as a village depository (25-110). The board promoted Oscar Cruz (25-111) and Fred Fiore (25-112) from part-time to full-time laborers in the Department of Public Works, and approved hiring David Bell as a part-time DPW laborer effective June 1, 2026 (25-113). The board also authorized a change order and additional costs for new DPW garage sprinklers (25-114).

Motions were moved and seconded on the floor as recorded: Deputy Mayor Madhvi Nijjar moved approval of Abstract No. 25-24 (seconded by Trustee Rainer Burger); Trustee Eve Sheikh moved the OceanFirst Bank amendment (seconded by Trustee Ed Quinlan); Trustee Ed Quinlan moved Oscar Cruz's promotion (seconded by Deputy Mayor Nijjar); Trustee Rainer Burger moved Fred Fiore's promotion (seconded by Deputy Mayor Nijjar); Trustee Eve Sheikh moved to hire David Bell (seconded by Trustee Ed Quinlan); and Deputy Mayor Nijjar moved the DPW sprinkler change order (seconded by Trustee Quinlan). The minutes record each motion as approved unanimously by the board.

Why it matters: the staffing changes shift DPW capacity ahead of summer maintenance activity and parks season, while the sprinkler change order modifies capital work at the new DPW garage.

The board adjourned to executive session after completing the public agenda; no public votes were recorded in executive session.