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Residents ask about community solar and water reports; ambulance AEMT submits immediate resignation
Summary
During public comment, residents asked about a defunct community solar program, a property across from McDonald's and a missing water report; the board also recorded an immediate resignation from an AEMT and received an Acra Community Center inspection report showing 0 public health hazards.
Members of the public raised several issues during the Jan. 15 meeting. Resident M. Finneran asked whether the town's community solar program remains active (the board said it is no longer in effect), inquired about the status of a property across from McDonald's (no update from the county) and sought the 2022–2023 water report (the board said it will contact the water/sewer department). Another resident, M. Gorelick, asked the board to review and approve revisions to the library by-law.
The board received correspondence including a resignation letter from an AEMT identified as M. Vedder, who wrote, "I am resigning from my position as an AEMT from the Town of Cairo Ambulance, effective immediately," citing schedule issues and family obligations. The board also received an inspection summary for the Greene County N.P. — Cairo site noting "Number of Public Health Hazards Found: 0" and three other violations; the board signed a letter supporting the Greene County Animal Alliance's effort to open a companion animal shelter.
