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Farmingdale trustees approve hearings, events and equipment purchases in June work session
Summary
At its June 15 work session the Farmingdale Board of Trustees approved a public hearing on Port‑A‑Potties, a Nelson Street block party, purchases of cameras and dispatch recording devices, encumbered Downtown Mixed Use reserves and approved sale of a village truck.
The Farmingdale Board of Trustees at a June 15 work session approved a slate of administrative actions, setting a public hearing, permitting a neighborhood block party and authorizing purchases of public‑safety equipment.
Trustee Walter Priestley moved, and Trustee Allison Ingram seconded, to set a public hearing for 8 p.m. on July 6, 2026 to consider a local law regulating the use of Port‑A‑Potties in the Village’s Commercial District; the motion was recorded as Resolution #2027-06-17 and adopted by the Board. Deputy Mayor William Barrett moved and Trustee Cheryl Parisi seconded approval for a Nelson Street block party requested by Maria Schelhorn for Aug. 8, 2026, with Nelson Street closed from Harrison Place to Clinton Avenue (Resolution #2026-06-18).
The Board approved two purchases from Hello Alert: seven additional cameras for Main Street between South Front Street and Conklin Street at a cost of $15,562.88 (Resolution #2026-06-19), and dispatch recording devices for the Fire Department at a cost of $17,169.80 (Resolution #2026-06-20). The Board asked for a map showing all camera locations and the types of cameras to be purchased.
Deputy Mayor Barrett moved and Trustee Parisi seconded a resolution to encumber funds in the Downtown Mixed Use reserve account to pay the net amount after grant proceeds for a planned installation (Resolution #2026-06-21). Trustee Priestley moved and Trustee Ingram seconded approval to sell a 2016 Dodge Ram 1500 through Auction International for $6,100.00 (Resolution #2026-06-22).
Most motions were recorded as "RESOLVED" in the minutes; vote tallies were not specified in the work session record. The actions will appear on the agenda for the regular meeting for formal ratification as required.
