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Legislature approves grants, contracts and program actions; CIP referred for public hearing

Monroe County Legislature · June 10, 2025

Summary

On June 10 the Legislature moved a consent motion and approved multiple grant awards, intermunicipal agreements, contracts, and program authorizations, while tabling the 2026–2031 Capital Improvement Program and scheduling a public hearing for July 8, 2025.

A consent motion carried to take a large set of remaining agenda items as a block except for specified items; after that the Legislature approved a range of grants, contracts and program actions recorded in the Journal. Notable approvals include classification and sale authorization for a county-owned tax-foreclosed property on Main Street in Scottsville (25-0152/25-0153), a contract authorization with LeChase Construction Services for construction management on wastewater treatment facility projects (25-0154), acceptance of multiple state and federal grants for transportation and public safety programs (including a Safe Streets and Roads for All grant, 25-0177), and intermunicipal agreements for fuel purchases and school security assistance (25-0178/25-0179).

The Legislature also introduced but tabled the proposed 2026–2031 Capital Improvement Program (Intro. 228/25-0158) and set a public hearing for July 8, 2025 at 6:15 P.M. Committee votes and sponsor lists for the items appear in the published agenda. The Journal excerpt records these actions as part of the evening's routine business and consent items; where specific dollar amounts or contract terms are not printed in this excerpt they are listed as not specified in the meeting record.

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