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Mayor outlines possible uses for remaining FARPA COVID funds including pool salt-conversion cost share
Summary
Mayor Gregory Rogers proposed using remaining FARPA COVID funds to share the cost of converting the public pool to a salt system with the Town, replace computers, and purchase a board-room rug; Chief Kellogg suggested investigating a K‑9 program.
Mayor Gregory Rogers proposed several possible uses for the village's remaining FARPA COVID funds: splitting the cost of a salt-conversion for the public pool with the Town, replacing computers, purchasing a rug for the board room, and similar small capital needs. Chief of Police Greg Kellogg suggested the police department is looking into starting a K‑9 program; the meeting record shows the suggestion was raised but no formal allocation or vote was taken.
Trustees discussed the list of possible expenditures and the idea of sharing pool conversion costs with the Town, but the board did not adopt any formal budget amendments during the workshop. The minutes record the mayor’s preference for these uses as suggestions for how to spend the remaining funds rather than final approvals.
