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Votes and actions at a glance: May 13 Monroe County Legislature session
Summary
Monroe County legislators adopted a broad slate of resolutions on May 13, 2025 — including unanimous approvals of grants, bond issuances and property sales — and confirmed appointments; several items drew recorded opposition and are noted below.
The Monroe County Legislature’s May 13 session covered 35 agenda items including grants, bond authorizations, contract approvals, property sale authorizations and confirmations. The following is a concise listing of key actions recorded in the official minutes.
Selected recorded outcomes: - Intro.184 (Waiver of Residency Requirement for Attorneys Employed by Monroe County): Intro.184 and related procedural steps appear on the agenda (committee CV: 9–0). (SEG 023–031) - Intro.214 / Res.164 (ALPR installation authorization): Adopted 25–4 (Legislators Bonnick, Cruz, Delvecchio Hoffman and Hughes-Smith voted no). (SEG 089–091) - Intro.215 / Res.165 (Confirming appointment to Monroe County Industrial Development Agency): Adopted 26–2. (SEG 092–094) - Intro.216 / Res.166 (Confirmations to the Environmental Management Council): Adopted 28–0. (SEG 095–096) - Multiple grant acceptances and program funding authorizations (human services, waste reduction, homeland security, indigent legal services): recorded committee support and recorded votes in the minutes (e.g., 29–0 where noted). (SEG 053–071) - Bond resolutions for County projects and voting-equipment financing (see CityPlace items and voting-machine bond authorizations): listed as matters of urgency and recorded with near-unanimous support; voting-machine bond items recorded 28–0. (SEG 083–103) - Intro.219 / Res.169 (Securus Technologies amendment): Procedural tabling motion failed; main motion passed 25–3 (Barnhart, Delvecchio Hoffman and Vazquez Simmons voted no). (SEG 104–111)
The official minutes list committee votes for many items (Environment and Public Works Committee, Ways and Means Committee, Public Safety Committee, Human Services Committee). Several items were handled as a block via a motion to move remaining agenda items as a whole except numbers 25 and 31–35.
The Legislature adjourned at 8:13 P.M. until June 10, 2025 at 6:00 P.M. For complete text, roll-call and formal vote tallies consult the Clerk’s journal of the Legislature.
