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Resident urges vote of no confidence in Seneca Falls supervisor at public comment
Summary
A resident called for a vote of no confidence in the town supervisor during public comment, citing delayed union recognition, procedural problems on a landfill vote, and concerns about divided leadership and budget transparency.
During the public-comment period on Nov. 6, Norm Rotonda called on the Seneca Falls Town Board to register a vote of no confidence in the town supervisor, saying a pattern of actions has eroded public trust.
Rotonda listed specific grievances, including delays in recognizing union organizing by municipal employees, alleged procedural irregularities in a vote on the Seneca Meadows landfill permit and host agreement, and disputes over the recent budget process. "A vote of no confidence is not about politics or personalities. It's about accountability, integrity, the public's right to trust its leaders," he said.
The comments were given as part of the public-comment period; no board motion to consider a formal no-confidence resolution was recorded on Nov. 6.
