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Legislature excludes occupational psychological testing contract from consent; disposition not recorded
Summary
Intro. 303 (Res. 245), a proposed contract with Public Safety Psychology, PLLC for occupational psychiatric and psychological testing, was listed as a 'Matter of Urgency' and removed from the consent block for separate consideration; the transcript does not record whether it was approved on Sept. 10.
Intro. 303 (Res. 245), which would authorize a contract with Public Safety Psychology, PLLC for occupational psychiatric and psychological testing, was designated a "Matter of Urgency" and excluded from the consent package during the Sept. 10 Monroe County Legislature meeting. The motion on the floor moved the remaining agenda items as a block but explicitly excepted item 10, indicating that the Legislature reserved separate consideration for the personnel-testing contract.
The meeting minutes list the item and label it "Matter of Urgency," but the transcript does not record further debate, a vote, or the final disposition of the contract during that session. Because the record in the minutes does not show a final vote, the contract's approval status is not specified in the transcript and remains unresolved based on the available record.
The Legislature adjourned at 6:49 P.M.; the minutes note the Legislature will reconvene Oct. 8, 2024 at 6:00 P.M., where remaining or delayed items could be revisited.
