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Board closes public hearings on safety plan and code of conduct after no public comments
Summary
During the July 21 meeting the board opened public hearings on the proposed 2026–2027 Districtwide Safety Plan and the 2026–2027 Code of Conduct, solicited public comment, received no speakers, and closed both hearings.
The chair opened two separate public hearings at the July 21 Suffern Central School District Board of Education meeting — one on the proposed 2026–2027 Districtwide Safety Plan and another on the proposed 2026–2027 Code of Conduct — asked whether anyone from the public wished to speak, and recorded no public comments.
"Is there anybody who is here to speak about the District wide Safety Plan?" the chair asked and, after receiving no response, said, "I am going to close the public hearing on the proposed 2026–2027 District wide Safety Plan." The chair repeated the same process for the code of conduct hearing and closed it after no one from the public spoke.
No board member offered comments during either hearing. The lack of public comment means the board closed both hearings without receiving testimony or public suggestions at this session; any written comments or subsequent public hearings were not referenced during the meeting.
