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Votes at a glance: Greene County Legislature moves through series of contracts, appointments and hearings
Summary
The Greene County Legislature approved Local Law Introductory No. 1 of 2026 and a slate of resolutions including agreements with employee unions, contract extensions for solid-waste services, purchases for the 911 center, and personnel authorizations; most measures carried by voice vote or roll call.
The Greene County Legislature completed a regular meeting after a public hearing and approved a series of resolutions addressing labor agreements, contract extensions, capital projects and administrative actions.
Notable actions taken by the legislature during the session included:
- Resolution 2-39-26: Approval of an agreement with the United Public Service Employees Union (UPSEU) regarding nurses (moved by Legislator Handel; seconded by Legislator Davis). The clerk announced the measure carried following a roll call.
- Resolution 2-45-26: Authorization to lease 8 Union Street in Catskill to Matthew 25 Food Pantry (moved by Legislator Handel; seconded by Legislator Lavera). Carried by voice vote.
- Resolution 2-47-26: Authorization to solicit RFPs for NextGen 911 call handling equipment and related services for the Greene County 911 center (moved by Legislator Davis; seconded by Legislator Hamlin). Carried.
- Resolution 2-55-26: Authorization to purchase and install a security camera system for the Greene County 911 center and Department of Emergency Services building. Carried.
- Resolution 2-58-26: Authorization to extend the contract for transportation and disposal of solid waste with Seneca Meadows Inc. Carried.
- Resolution 2-60-26: The legislature declared the Wyndham Transfer Station improvements an unlisted action under SEQRA and determined the project will not have a significant adverse environmental impact. Carried.
- Resolution 2-61-26: Acceptance of a formal proposal for emergency repair work (Willowbrook Road culvert over Cobb Creek, Town of Greenville). Carried.
- Resolution 2-76-26: Authorization related to the county administrator’s current term (Shauna Bridal). Carried by voice vote.
Most resolutions were moved, seconded and approved either by voice vote or roll call during the meeting. Where the transcript contained numeric vote announcements, some numeric values appeared garbled; the clerk consistently announced that measures were carried.
