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Votes at a glance: Steuben County Human Services, Health & Education Committee — Feb. 4, 2026
Summary
Summary of motions approved 5‑0 at the Feb. 4 meeting: approval of Jan. 7 minutes; opioid fund roll‑over and $45,000 allocation to CASA‑Trinity; $19,150 OFA event authorization; $44,882.06 OFA budget transfer; $47,814 SAEF appropriation; two tuition reimbursements; adjournment.
The following motions were recorded as approved unanimously (5‑0) by the Steuben County Human Services, Health & Education Committee on Feb. 4, 2026:
• Approval of the Jan. 7, 2026 minutes (motion by Nicholas D. Pelham; seconded by Debra Shannon).
• Roll‑over of unused 2025 opioid funds in the amount of $57,435.17 to CASA‑Trinity for the AIR program (motion by Frederick G. Potter; seconded by Debra Shannon).
• Authorization of an additional $45,000 in opioid funds to CASA‑Trinity for the AIR program in 2026 (motion by Frederick G. Potter; seconded by Debra Shannon).
• Authorization for the Director of the Office for the Aging to spend $19,150 to hold the annual Volunteer Recognition event at the Corning Museum of Glass (motion by Frederick G. Potter; seconded by Justin Eberlin).
• Direction to the Commissioner of Finance to increase the Office for the Aging 2025 State Aid revenue line and the Other Expense line by $44,882.06 for the Hornell Senior Center project (motion by Nicholas D. Pelham; seconded by Frederick G. Potter).
• Acceptance and appropriation of the New York State SAEF allocation in the amount of $47,814.00 for Social Services (motion by Frederick G. Potter; seconded by Justin Eberlin).
• Approval of two tuition aid reimbursements: Micayla Decker ($777.00) and Christine Colley ($2,133.48) (motions by Nicholas D. Pelham; seconded by Debra Shannon).
• Motion to adjourn (motion by Frederick G. Potter; seconded by Nicholas D. Pelham).
All voted in favor; the minutes note that several items require formal resolutions before finance processing.
