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County administrator reviews procurement policies, clarifies assessing language; DOT tailings offer noted
Summary
County Administrator S. Schrader reported reviewing several county procurement policies to inform an update, clarified that 'county assisted assessing' does not mean countywide assessing, and noted a deed excerpt granting perpetual use to the Pioneer Association. Supervisor Leuer said NYS DOT offered tailings at a very low price.
County Administrator S. Schrader provided the Committee of the Whole with a monthly update covering June and July 2026. Schrader said they reviewed about half a dozen other counties' procurement policies as background for updating Wyoming County's procurement policy and invited supervisors to submit comments or questions.
Schrader clarified that the phrase in the agenda refers to "county assisted assessing," not countywide assessing, and noted an excerpt in a deed that appears to give the Pioneer Association continued use in perpetuity. The minutes also record Supervisor Leuer sharing a letter from NYS DOT offering tailings at an "extremely low price." Item #14 on the agenda was described as closing out that project; no dollar amounts or procurement decisions appear in the transcript.
