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Votes at a glance: Key actions taken by the Monroe County Legislature on Dec. 17, 2024
Summary
This roundup lists the principal resolutions adopted at the special meeting, including tax levies, contract authorizations, health grants, labor agreements, and a $69.634 million bond for an MCC capital project.
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The Monroe County Legislature used a special meeting on Dec. 17 to adopt a sequence of resolutions. Key actions included: adopting town tax levies and a total tax levy for 2025 (Res. 416 and Res. 417, both 26–0); approving term contracts for multiple engineering, environmental and construction-management firms (series of Intros 505–512, generally 26–0); accepting public-health grants and authorizing hospital staffing and program contracts (multiple items, generally 26–0); approving a collective bargaining agreement with Operating Engineers Local 158 (Res. 439, 26–0) and with the Sheriff Police Benevolent Association (Res. 440, 24–2); authorizing a $69,634,000 bond for the Monroe Community College Applied Technology Center S.T.E.M. Addition (Res. 442.br, 26–0); and extending funding for The Lilac Festival (Res. 438, 26–0).
Several items were handled as matters of urgency and many passed unanimously. Where the meeting minutes record dissent or declarations of interest, those instances are noted (for example, two negative votes on Res. 440 and a recorded declaration of interest by Legislator Vazquez Simmons on certain items). The Legislature adjourned at 4:59 p.m.
