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Warren County supervisors remember longtime assistant county attorney Amy Bartlett; board shares local announcements
Summary
Supervisors recounted the career and character of Amy Bartlett, a longtime Warren County assistant county attorney who recently died. The board also shared community updates including a tourism award, a large local event attendance, upcoming golf tournament, and a test of the new sound system.
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During announcements at the Warren County Board of Supervisors meeting, members paid tribute to longtime assistant county attorney Amy Bartlett and shared several community updates.
Supervisor Dresko (speaker S5) opened the announcements by saying he had been notified that ‘‘Amy Bartlett, who was a long time member of, Warren County, attorney Amy Bartlett, passed away, I think, was last Thursday or Friday.’’ Dresko described Bartlett as "smart, [a] hard worker" and said he remembered her "for [a] keen sense of humor and just a good person to have a conversation with." He said details were still being arranged, but "there should be some type of a calling hours or some type of a celebration of life in the next few weeks."
Supervisor Guernsey (S6) added that he had known Bartlett and her husband Rob since law school, said she served as an assistant county attorney for many years, and that "she will be missed." No funeral arrangements or dates were provided in the transcript.
Supervisor Treanor (S3) offered congratulatory announcements: he congratulated "Liza from the workforce development" for an honor from the New York tourism association, recognized Jason Caruso on the district attorney’s recent "DA of the Year" honor, and noted the Rock the Dock event thanked Warren County tourism and drew about 3,100 attendees. He also reminded the board that the Cornell Cooperative Extension golf tournament is Aug. 22 and is still seeking teams and sponsors.
The chair promoted the 63rd annual Smokey Goose Jamboree happening next weekend, describing an auction Friday and the band Aquanaut on Saturday; he noted the event is run by the local volunteer fire department. An attendee (S8) thanked the Clerk of the Board and IT department for a test of the new sound system, reporting "the audio is good now." The chair observed he had not heard well without his hearing aids.
The transcript does not record expressions of public comment beyond these board announcements nor provide dates or locations for memorial details beyond the board’s expectation that arrangements will be scheduled.

