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Franklin County Legislature adopts local law increasing sheriff's salary
Summary
After a public hearing and required seven-day review, the Franklin County Legislature adopted a local law increasing the salary and setting a salary range for the Office of County Sheriff; the measure passed by roll-call as recorded with six affirmative votes.
The Franklin County Legislature adopted a local law on July 16, 2026 to increase the salary and set a salary range for the Office of County Sheriff. The Public Safety Committee introduced the local law after holding a public hearing; it remained on members' desks for the required seven-day review prior to adoption.
Legislator Lockwood moved the resolution and Legislator Sparks seconded. Chairman Greg Janisewski requested a roll-call vote; Clerk Heather Marlow called the roll and the resolution was adopted with six Ayes. The resolution directs the Clerk of the Legislature to advertise the new local law as required by the Municipal Home Rule Law of the State of New York.
The transcript records the adoption and the procedural steps leading to finalization. The resolution text and the roll-call outcome were entered into the meeting minutes; no amendments were recorded during the session. Next procedural step is the Clerk's required publication of the local law.
