Cayuga County Legislature extends videoconferencing authorization through July 15, 2028
The Cayuga County Legislature voted to adopt a local law extending authorization for videoconferencing at public meetings for two years, through July 15, 2028, after a public hearing concluded July 28. The law sets participation, notice, and recording requirements for remote members and the public.
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The Cayuga County Legislature on July 28 adopted a local law extending the county's authorization to use videoconferencing for public meetings until July 15, 2028. The measure passed after a public hearing that opened at 6:00 PM and was closed by Chair Jonathan Anna at 7:33 PM; the adoption vote was moved by Brian Muldrow and seconded by Elane Daly and passed with Legislator Vitale recorded as opposed.
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