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Caroline board authorizes $2.06 million supplemental bonds for townwide broadband project
Summary
The Caroline Town Board voted unanimously on April 16 to authorize an additional $2,060,000 in bonds for a townwide broadband project, revising the project's estimated cost to $8,510,000 and subjecting the issuance to permissive referendum.
The Caroline Town Board voted unanimously April 16 to supplement prior financing for its townwide broadband project by authorizing an additional $2,060,000 in bonds, raising the project's maximum estimated cost to $8,510,000. Supervisor Mark Witmer moved the bond resolution and Councilmember Kate Kelley‑Mackenzie seconded; the minutes record the motion carried with all members voting aye.
The resolution, adopted as Resolution 88 of 2026, states the action is a Type I action under New York State SEQRA and that issuance is subject to permissive referendum and the provisions of the Local Finance Law. The board also delegated administrative details of bond issuance to the Supervisor as chief fiscal officer. The board recorded the vote as Ayes: Witmer, Kelley‑Mackenzie, Brown, Bates; Nays: None.
