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At a glance: Farmingdale Board of Trustees actions Dec. 16, 2024
Summary
The board adopted a series of resolutions including reserve expenditures, budget adjustments, water‑fund transfers, ARPA designation, auditor appointment, bond authorization, contract awards, fee schedule approvals, and a retirement recognition.
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At its Dec. 16 work session the Board of Trustees recorded the following actions (as reflected in meeting minutes):
- RESOLVED (#2025-12-15): Authorize expenditures from the Special Use/Incentive Bonus Reserve for $13,800. - RESOLVED (#2025-12-16): Budget adjustments and transfers to the General Fund, including an increase of $415,000 for unanticipated fines and forfeitures and $42,896.24 from a DASNY grant for Fire Department equipment. - RESOLVED (#2025-12-17): Budget transfers to the Water Fund as detailed in attached schedule. - RESOLVED (#2025-12-18): Designate $287,633.10 in ARPA funds for burial of utility poles on North Main St. (Phase II). - RESOLVED (#2025-12-19): Approve Nawrocki Smith as Village Auditor for 2024/2025 at a fee of $27,000. - RESOLVED (#2025-12-20): Adopt bond resolution authorizing bonds not to exceed $1,300,000 for North Main Street improvements (estimated maximum cost $2,196,886); roll-call vote recorded as unanimous. - RESOLVED (#2025-12-21): Withdraw Jan. 6 public hearing and set Verizon Special Use Permit hearing for Feb. 3, 2025 at 8:00 p.m. - RESOLVED (#2025-12-22): Approve bond & BAN financing schedule. - RESOLVED (#2025-12-23): Approve Linwood Drainage Improvements Phase 2 to Roadwork Ahead, Inc. for $380,830. - RESOLVED (#2025-12-24): Approve Special Use Permit fee schedule. - RESOLVED (#2025-12-25): Approve Tango-Tango communications app for the Fire Department, initial three-year cost $6,990. - RESOLVED (#2025-12-26): Thank and congratulate Nassau County PD Lt. Valerie Troise on her upcoming retirement.
These actions, as recorded in the minutes, will be followed by standard administrative steps such as statutory publication for the bond resolution and departmental implementation tasks.
