Cayuga County Legislature extends videoconferencing authority through 2028
The Cayuga County Legislature adopted a local law (Resolution 303-26) to continue authorization for videoconferencing in public meetings until July 15, 2028, setting notice, remote quorum, recording and accessibility rules for remote participation. The measure passed with one recorded dissent.
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The Cayuga County Legislature voted to adopt a local law extending authorization for videoconferencing in public meetings through July 15, 2028 (Resolution 303-26). The law specifies circumstances allowing remote participation, requires the chair to announce remote participants, and mandates that all videoconferenced meetings be recorded and the recordings posted within five business days.
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