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Elbridge board authorizes USDA agreement for European cherry fruit fly traps
Summary
The Town Board authorized Supervisor Vernon Richardson to sign an agreement with the U.S. Department of Agriculture to place European cherry fruit fly traps on selected town properties (Resolution 40/25).
The Elbridge Town Board voted unanimously on March 13 to authorize Supervisor Vernon Richardson to sign an agreement with the U.S. Department of Agriculture to locate European cherry fruit fly traps on selected town properties.
Councilor Todd Platten moved the resolution and Councilor Doug Blumer seconded; the motion passed 4–0 as Resolution 40/25. The agreement will allow USDA personnel or agents to deploy monitoring traps on town‑owned sites to detect or manage the invasive European cherry fruit fly.
The resolution directs the Supervisor to execute the agreement; the minutes do not specify which town parcels were selected.
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