Ontario County, New York

Public Works Committee

Planning & Environmental Quality Committee

Health & Human Services Committee

Ontario County Planning Board

Ontario County Planning Board

Ways & Means Committee

Governmental Operations & Insurance Committee

Public Safety Committee

Public Works Committee

Health & Human Services Committee

Planning & Environmental Quality Committee

Governmental Operations & Insurance Committee

Public Safety Committee

Board of Supervisors

Ways & Means Committee

Health & Human Services Committee

Public Works Committee

Ontario County Planning Board

Planning & Environmental Quality Committee

Ontario County Planning Board

Public Safety Committee

Ways & Means Committee

Governmental Operations & Insurance Committee

Water Resources Council

Board of Supervisors

Ways & Means Committee

Public Works Committee

Health & Human Services Committee

Planning & Environmental Quality Committee

Ways & Means Committee

Public Safety Committee

Governmental Operations & Insurance Committee

Ontario County Planning Board

Ontario County Planning Board

Board of Supervisors

Health & Human Services Committee

Public Works Committee

Planning & Environmental Quality Committee

Ontario County Planning Board

Public Safety Committee

Ways & Means Committee

Ontario County Planning Board

Governmental Operations & Insurance Committee

Water Resources Council

Board of Supervisors

Public Works Committee

Health & Human Services Committee

Planning & Environmental Quality Committee

Ontario County Planning Board

Public Safety Committee

Governmental Operations & Insurance Committee

Ways & Means Committee

Ontario County Planning Board

Board of Supervisors

Board of Supervisors

The Ontario County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on Local Law No. 4 to override the tax levy limit for fiscal year 2027. The board will also vote on over 50 resolutions, including contracts for school resource officers, the FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence capital project, and adoption of an animal abuser registry. Other actions include appointments, salary adjustments, and creation of new county positions.

• Public hearing on Local Law No. 4 overriding tax levy limit for 2027
• Adopting Local Law No. 3 establishing an Animal Abuser Registry
• Multiple resolutions for FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence capital project (contracts with LeChase Construction, DJC Architecture, and others)
• Authorization for Sheriff to contract with eight school districts for School Resource Officer services for 2026-2027
• Sale of real property acquired through enforcement of delinquent taxes

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will consider two resolutions related to the Finger Lakes Community College Culinary Arts Center of Excellence. The first authorizes a donation agreement between Ontario County, FLCC, and the Canandaigua Area Development Corporation. The second establishes Capital Project H121-26 for the center and approves a budget transfer.

• Resolution to execute a donation agreement between Ontario County, FLCC, and Canandaigua Area Development Corporation for Capital Project H121-26 (FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence)
• Resolution to establish Capital Project H121-26 as the FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence Project and authorize a budget transfer

Ways & Means Committee

The Ways & Means Committee will consider two resolutions concerning the Finger Lakes Community College Culinary Arts Center of Excellence, including authorizing a donation agreement and establishing the capital project with a budget transfer. It will also consider three salary adjustment resolutions for senior assistant public defenders. The meeting is scheduled for July 15, 2026 at 10:30 AM in Committee Room 213, 74 Ontario Street, Canandaigua, NY.

• Resolution to authorize a donation agreement between Ontario County, Finger Lakes Community College, and the Canandaigua Area Development Corporation for Project H121-26, the FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence
• Resolution to establish Capital Project H121-26 as the FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence and transfer its budget
• Resolution to adjust salary for Senior Assistant Public Defender Patrick Conklin
• Resolution to adjust salary for Senior Assistant Public Defender Mollie Dapolito
• Resolution to adjust salary for Senior Assistant Conflict Defender Victoria King Hudson

Water Resources Council

The Ontario County Water Resources Council will discuss updating its 2026 minigrant project funding priorities, hear a presentation from the NYS DEC Finger Lake Water Hub, and consider approval of May 15, 2026 minutes. The council will also receive a treasurer's report and review active special project payments.

• Revisit/Update 2026 Minigrant Project Funding Priorities (list includes erosion control, stormwater, invasive species, HABs, etc.)
• Presentation from NYS DEC Finger Lake Water Hub by Research Scientist Lewis McCaffrey
• Approval of May 15, 2026 meeting minutes
• Treasurer's Report and active special projects payments
• Training on Civic Clerk Board Portal

Governmental Operations & Insurance Committee

The Governmental Operations and Insurance Committee will consider resolutions to extend three Board of Elections grant contracts for electronic pollbooks, general elections support, and ballot by mail. They will also set a public hearing date for a local law to extend expanded use of videoconferencing under NYS Open Meetings Law. Additionally, the committee will discuss the 2027 dog control budget and an appointment to the Ethics Board.

• Resolution to set public hearing for Local Law No. 5 extending expanded videoconferencing use
• Authorization to extend contract BOE01-1110000-C005053 for Electronic Pollbooks Grant Program
• Authorization to extend contract BOE01-1110000-C005313 for 2025-2026 General Elections Support Grant
• Authorization to extend contract BOE01-1110000-C005371 for 2025-2026 Ballot By Mail Grant
• Discussion of 2027 Dog Control budget

Ontario County Planning Board

The Ontario County Planning Board will review several land-use referrals from towns, including a proposed 3.6 MW solar energy system in Farmington, a zoning text amendment in Geneva, and various site plans, subdivisions, and variances. The board will also approve minutes from the June 10, 2026 meeting and hear public comments.

• 3.6 MW AC large-scale solar energy system at 5601 State Route 96, Town of Farmington (special use permit and site plan)
• Local law adding 'Lodging Facility' definition and amending Lake View Overlay District, Town of Geneva
• Subdivision of 133.1 acres into two parcels at 5328 West Swamp Road, Town of Gorham
• Van Bortel Subaru site plan and area variance for 40-ft parking setback (80 ft. required) at 6305 State Route 96, Town of Victor
• Parking area expansion with 41 new spaces at 825 Phillips Road, Town of Victor

The Board retained a referral for an accessory dwelling unit in Bristol to return to the local board with comments. It also reviewed a large-scale solar energy system proposal for the Town of Farmington.

• Retained Bristol ADU special use permit as Class 1 and returned to local board (15-0, 1 abstained)
• Reviewed Farmington 3.6 MW solar energy system Special Use Permit and Site Plan

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee will vote on numerous items including capital improvement plans for the Sheriff's Office (Axon safety plans, jail security, radio replacements), a bid for SWAT rifles, and school resource officer contracts with eight districts. A proposed local law to create an Animal Abuser Registry will also be discussed.

• Resolution accepting contract with Tecana LLC for case management and voucher software
• Approval of CIP for Axon Officer Safety Plan 10-year and jail security lease
• Resolution accepting bid (B26067) for purchasing SWAT rifles
• Authorizations to contract with eight school districts for School Resource Officer services
• Local Law No. 3 of 2026 establishing an Animal Abuser Registry

Ways & Means Committee

The Ways & Means Committee will consider several resolutions, including a supplemental agreement for County Road 4 at Freshour Road intersection improvements. It will also act on contracts for onsite weather‑station leases, lead‑hazard reduction grant program funding and a sale of tax‑delinquent real property. Additional items include creating new county positions and reappointing the Purchasing Director.

• Resolution to accept Supplemental Agreement #1 for Capital Project No. H110‑25, County Road 4 at Freshour Road intersection improvements
• Resolution to lease onsite weather stations from Frost Solutions
• Resolution to accept RFP 26059 and contract with Pivotal Public Health Partnership for the 2026 Lead Hazard Reduction Capacity Building Grant Program
• Resolution to sell real property acquired through enforcement of delinquent taxes
• Resolutions to create an Assistant County Attorney position, a Mental Health Service Coordinator position, and a Project Manager position in Public Works

Ontario County Planning Board

The Ontario County Coordinated Review Committee will review several development proposals and zoning amendments from multiple towns. Key items include a 3.6 MW AC large-scale solar energy system at 5601 State Route 96 in Farmington, a subdivision in Gorham, and a text amendment regarding lodging facilities in Geneva. The committee will also consider site plans, variances, and parking expansions in Victor and South Bristol.

• Special use permit and site plan for a 3.6 MW AC solar energy system at 5601 State Route 96, Farmington
• Subdivision of a 133.1-acre lot into two parcels at 5328 West Swamp Road, Gorham
• Area variance for Van Bortel Subaru to reduce front yard setback to 40 ft at 6305 State Route 96, Victor
• Site plan to add 41 parking spaces at 825 Phillips Road, Victor
• Technical review and text amendment to add solar energy regulations in Manchester Village Code Chapter 290

The meeting included reviews of a special use permit for an accessory dwelling unit in Bristol and a large-scale solar energy system in Farmington. A text amendment regarding lodging facilities in the Town of Geneva was also presented for review.

• Reviewed Special Use Permit for an attached accessory dwelling unit at 4976 State Route 64 (Town of Bristol)
• Reviewed Special Use Permit and Site Plan for a 3.6 MW solar energy system at 5601 State Route 96 (Town of Farmington)
• Reviewed text amendment to add 'Lodging Facility' definition to the Lake View Overlay District (Town of Geneva)

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will vote on the 2027-2032 Capital Improvement Plan for the Department of Public Works and Finger Lakes Community College. The agenda includes resolutions for intersection improvements on County Road 4 at Freshour Road, a utility access agreement with Greenlight Networks, and renewal of contracts for door maintenance, radio tower inspection, flooring replacement, and lease of weather stations. An executive session is scheduled for real property and litigation discussions.

• Approval of Public Works 2027–2032 CIP and FLCC 2027–2032 CIP
• Resolution for Capital Project H110-25: County Road 4 at Freshour Road intersection improvements – Supplemental Agreement #1 with NYS
• Resolution authorizing agreement with Greenlight Networks to occupy public lands for utility access
• Renewal of bid B25068 to Patriot Towers for inspection, maintenance, and repair of county-owned radio towers
• Change order (PCO-06R2) to Landry Mechanical Contractors for chiller replacement at Ontario County Jail

Planning & Environmental Quality Committee

The Planning and Environmental Quality Committee will consider approving a municipal funding request from the Town of Phelps and approving minutes from May and June meetings. The agenda also includes updates from Casella on landfill operations, departmental reports from Sustainability, Economic Development, Planning, and Tourism. Tourism staff will discuss deliverables for the 250 History initiative, a new website, and an RFP submission due July 24.

• Approval of Town of Phelps Municipal Funding Request
• Casella landfill operations update
• Tourism updates: 250 History deliverables, new website, RFP submission due July 24
• Department updates from Sustainability, Economic Development, and Planning
• Approval of minutes from May 21 special meeting and June 8 meeting

Health & Human Services Committee

The Health & Human Services Committee will review resolutions regarding public health funding and contracts. The body will also consider the reappointment of the Director of Public Health in executive session.

• Authorization to accept funds from Wilmot Cancer Institute for Public Health
• Contract with Pivital Public Health Partnership for Lead Hazard Reduction Capacity Building Grant Program
• Contract with Rachael Jagger for Maternal Child Health Related Services
• Contract with Mental Health Association of Rochester/Monroe County, Inc.
• Appointment of Robert Richardson to the Office for the Aging Advisory Council

The Health & Human Services Committee approved multiple resolutions regarding public health funding, contracts, and reports. The committee also approved the appointment of Robert Richardson to the Office for the Aging Advisory Council.

• Approved June 8, 2026 minutes (5-0)
• Approved resolution to accept funds from Wilmot Cancer Institute (5-0)
• Approved contract with S2AY Rural Health Network/Pivotal Public Health Partnership (5-0)
• Approved contract with Rachael Jagger for maternal child health services (5-0)
• Approved 2026 Lead Hazard Reduction Capacity Building Grant Program budget (5-0)
• Approved Q1 2026 Performance Management and Quality Improvement Report (5-0)
• Approved contract with Mental Health Association of Rochester/Monroe County, Inc. (5-0)
• Approved appointment of Robert Richardson to the Office for the Aging Advisory Council (5-0)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will hold public hearings on the Finger Lakes Community College 2026-2027 tentative budget, a proposed animal abuser registry, and a CDBG application. Members will also vote on numerous county contracts and the appointment of the County Administrator.

• Public hearing on Local Law No. 3 (Intro.) of 2026 to establish an Animal Abuser Registry
• Public hearing and adoption of the Finger Lakes Community College 2026-2027 tentative budget
• Establishment of Capital Project H121-26 for the FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence
• Reappointment of Christopher P. DeBolt as County Administrator
• Adoption of Local Law No. 2 (Intro.) 2026 regarding the Ontario County Room Occupancy Tax Law

The Board of Supervisors conducted several public hearings regarding community development grants, a proposed animal abuser registry, and the Finger Lakes Community College budget. No substantive votes or decisions were recorded during this session.

• Approved previous meeting minutes

Ag Board

The Agriculture Enhancement Board will vote on the 2027 AEP Implementation Grants, awarding four projects with specified amounts. It will also review the agricultural district open enrollment public hearing held on May 21, 2026, and a re‑approval of a Pritchard letter of support. A notice of intent for a solar facility on a 59‑acre agricultural property will be discussed. Standard agenda items include minutes approval and scheduling future meetings.

• Approve AEP mini‑grant funding: $2,490 to Marcus Whitman, $2,222 to CCE, $1,000 to SWCD, up to $600 to Farmington Farmers Market
• Agricultural District Open Enrollment – public hearing held May 21, 2026; documentation submitted to NYS June 4, 2026
• Re‑approval of Pritchard letter of support prepared after March 2026
• Notice of intent for solar facility on 59‑acre property, proposing ~20 acres for solar use
• Approval of minutes from the March 30, 2026 meeting

Governmental Operations & Insurance Committee

The Governmental Operations & Insurance Committee will consider a resolution to reappoint Christopher P. DeBolt as County Administrator and vote on an insurance exemption for Kemps Bus Sales, an electronic recording agreement with Hopdox, and the apportionment of 2027 workers' compensation insurance assessments. Other items include a discussion on mortgage tax revenue, a resolution denying a tax refund, a veterans exemption update, and a no-cost time extension with Kirtas Inc. The committee may also enter executive session for pending litigation.

• Resolution to reappoint Christopher P. DeBolt as County Administrator
• Approval of insurance exemption for Kemps Bus Sales, Inc.
• Approval of electronic recording agreement between Hopdox and Ontario County Clerk's Office
• Resolution on apportionment of 2027 Workers' Compensation Insurance Assessments for the mutual self-insurance plan
• Resolution of denial for refund or credit of real property taxes on the 2025 County/Town Tax Roll

The committee approved several actions, including continuing videoconferencing authority, reappointing the County Administrator, and granting an insurance exemption to Kemp Bus Sales. It also approved an electronic recording agreement, workers’ compensation assessment apportionment, a resolution on 2025 real‑property tax refunds, and a six‑month extension of the RAIMS scanning contract. Finally, the committee added three county buildings to the insurance policy for $423.

• Approved continuation of videoconferencing local law (unanimous)
• Approved reappointment of County Administrator Christopher P. DeBolt (unanimous)
• Approved insurance exemption for Kemp Bus Sales to keep $5M coverage (unanimous)
• Approved electronic recording agreement between Hopdox and County Clerk’s Office (unanimous)
• Approved apportionment of 2027 workers’ compensation insurance assessments (unanimous)
• Approved resolution denying/refunding/crediting 2025 real property taxes (unanimous)
• Approved six‑month no‑cost extension of RAIMS scanning contract with Kirtas (unanimous)
• Approved addition of three properties to insurance policy for $423 (unanimous)

Ways & Means Committee

The Ways and Means Committee will consider multiple resolutions including a new local law imposing a room occupancy tax in Ontario County, capital projects for Finger Lakes Community College and the humane society, and budget transfers. The committee will also set a public hearing date for overriding the state tax levy limit for 2027. Additional items include authorizations for school tax collection by the County Treasurer and renewal of a security guard contract.

• Adopting Local Law No. 2 (Intro.) 2026 establishing a room occupancy tax in Ontario County.
• Fixing a public hearing on Local Law No. 4 (Intro.) 2026 to override the tax levy limit for fiscal year 2027.
• Creating capital project H121-26 for the FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence and authorizing a donation agreement with the Canandaigua Area Development Corporation.
• Authorizing the County Treasurer to collect school taxes for Canandaigua, Geneva, Phelps-Clifton Springs, Manchester-Shortsville, and Pittsford school districts.
• Renewing a contract with Armor Security & Protection Group for security guards at 20 Ontario Street and 3019 County Complex Drive.

The Ways & Means Committee unanimously approved the minutes from the May 13, 2026 meeting and a series of capital‑project resolutions for the Humane Society, Finger Lakes Community College facilities, and county training grounds. It also approved authorizations for the County Treasurer to collect school taxes for eight school districts and adopted Local Law No. 2 (Room Occupancy Tax Law). All motions passed with all five supervisors voting yes.

• Approved May 13, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Capital Project H073-20 – Humane Society Facility Improvements (unanimous)
• Approved Capital Project H095-23 – FLCC Maintenance (unanimous)
• Approved Capital Project H111-25 – FLCC Maintenance (unanimous)
• Approved FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence project (H121-26) (unanimous)
• Approved Capital Project H120-26 – Ontario County Training Grounds Improvements (unanimous)
• Approved school‑tax collection authorizations for eight districts (unanimous)
• Adopted Local Law No. 2 – Ontario County Room Occupancy Tax Law (unanimous)

Ontario County Planning Board

The Ontario County Planning Board will review several land-use applications, including site plans and area variances across multiple towns. Key items include a large residential subdivision in Victor and a solar energy system in Farmington.

• Preliminary Subdivision for a 74-lot clustered subdivision on 158.2-acres at 973 Brownsville Road, Town of Victor
• Special Use Permit and Site Plan for a 4.72 MW AC large-scale solar energy system at 4494 Mount Payne Road, Town of Farmington
• Preliminary Site Plan for a 16,000 SF storage warehouse facility at 0000 County Road 41, Town of Farmington
• Special Use Permit and Site Plan to convert a building into a vehicle sales building and 60-car gravel lot at 2896/98 State Route 96, Town of Manchester
• Special Use Permit for a parking lot with 100 spaces for CMAC event parking at 4303 Route 5 & 20, Town of Hopewell

The Planning Board reviewed several pending applications including a shed variance in Canandaigua and a warehouse site plan in Farmington. Most items were retained as Class 1 referrals to be returned to local boards with comments.

• Approved May 13, 2026, meeting minutes (13-0)
• Retained shed variance referral 88-2026 for Town of Canandaigua and returned to local board (13-0)
• Retained warehouse site plan referral 90-2026 and related applications for Town of Farmington and returned to local boards (13-0)

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee will consider several approvals and resolutions, including a 6-month contract extension for the Emergency Radio Network Core Upgrade Project with Finger Lakes Communications, Inc. A presentation on 9-1-1 system components is also scheduled. Other items include budget transfers for District Attorney software, multiple FLACRA contracts for probation services, and bid awards for public safety vehicle upfitting and honor guard uniforms.

• Approval of 6-month contract extension for CPH092-22 Emergency Radio Network Core Upgrade Project with Finger Lakes Communications, Inc.
• Presentation on 9-1-1 System Components
• Authorization of budget transfer for District Attorney software
• 2026 FLACRA contracts for Day Reporting Treatment Groups, Enhanced Jail Services, and Weekend Jail Alternative for Probation Department
• Award of Bid B26054 for Public Safety Vehicle Upfitting

The committee approved several no-cost time extensions for radio network and project contracts. Additional actions included approving budget transfers, probation resolutions, and law enforcement equipment awards.

• Approved May 13, 2026 minutes (6-0)
• Approved two no-cost contract extensions for Finger Lakes Communications, Inc. (6-0)
• Approved District Attorney budget transfer for software (6-0)
• Approved three FLACRA probation department resolutions as a block (6-0)
• Approved Emergency Management budget transfer for fire protection foam (6-0)
• Approved amendment to Crawford and Associates contract for COOP tabletop exercise (6-0)
• Approved amendment to State Homeland Security Program Grant Budget (6-0)
• Approved Sheriff bid for public safety vehicle upfitting (6-0)

Ontario County Planning Board

The Ontario County Coordinated Review Committee is reviewing various land-use applications, including residential subdivisions, commercial signage, and solar energy systems. The board will also address a scam warning regarding fraudulent planning board review fees.

• Proposed 74-lot clustered subdivision on 158.2-acres at 973 Brownsville Road
• Proposed 4.72 MW AC large-scale solar energy system at 4494 Mount Payne Road
• Preliminary site plan for a 16,000 SF storage warehouse at 0000 County Road 41
• Special use permit for a 100-space parking lot at 4303 Route 5 & 20
• Conversion of a building to a vehicle sales business and 60-car lot at 2896/98 State Route 96

The meeting included reviews of an exempt area variance in Bristol, accessory structure variances in Canandaigua, a commercial sign application in Canandaigua, and site plans for a warehouse and solar system in Farmington. No final votes or decisions were recorded in the provided text.

• Reviewed 87-2026: Area variance for a 4,000 SF pole barn at 3709 Briggs Road
• Reviewed 88-2026: Area variances for an accessory structure at 5497 Rochester Point Drive
• Reviewed 89.0-2026 and 89.1-2026: Signage and site plan for ZAVA Smoke Shop & Convenience at 4406 Route 5&20
• Reviewed 90-2026: Preliminary site plan for a 16,000 SF storage warehouse at County Road 41
• Reviewed 91.0-2026 and 91.1-2026: Special use permit and site plan for a 4.72 MW solar system at 4494 Mount Payne Road

Planning & Environmental Quality Committee

The Ontario County Planning & Environmental Quality Committee will review landfill operations, accept grant funds for climate initiatives, and approve contracts for aquatic weed harvesting and an airport intermunicipal agreement.

• Acceptance of grant funds for Climate Smart Communities
• Approval of contract amendment for Aquatic Weed Harvesting Program
• Presentation on Ontario County Regional Biosolids Disposal Feasibility Study
• Authorization of Intermunicipal Agreement Concerning Canandaigua Airport
• Discussion regarding proposed, pending or current litigation

The committee approved several resolutions including grant acceptance for climate smart communities and an amendment to the aquatic weed harvesting program. An intermunicipal agreement concerning the Canandaigua Airport was also authorized. The meeting concluded with an executive session regarding litigation.

• Approved May 11, 2026, meeting minutes (7-0)
• Approved Climate Smart Communities Grant Program funds (7-0)
• Approved amendment of contract for Aquatic Weed Harvesting Program (7-0)
• Authorized Intermunicipal Agreement concerning Canandaigua Airport (7-0)
• Entered executive session for litigation discussion (7-0)
• Exited executive session (7-0)

Health & Human Services Committee

The committee is deciding on several service contracts for mental health and senior fitness. Members will also consider appointments to the Youth Board and Office for the Aging Advisory Council, and the acceptance of state and federal health grants.

• Authorization to accept funds from NYS Association of County Health Officials for Immunization Action Plan Projects
• Authorization to contract with Kelsey Hobart, MD and Patrick Henry Gibbons, MD for Mental Health Services
• Authorization to terminate MOU with AIM Independent Living Center and approve new MOU with Western New York Independent Living Center
• Authorization to contract with Jamie Buttaccio for yoga, Tai Chi, and fall prevention classes
• Authorization to accept HUD funds for the 2026 Lead Hazard Reduction Capacity Building Grant Program

The committee approved several resolutions regarding public health grants, mental health provider contracts, and aging services. It also authorized new advisory council members and a youth board appointment.

• Approved May 11, 2026 minutes (4-0)
• Approved NYS Association of County Health Officials immunization funds (4-0)
• Approved HUD Lead Hazard Reduction Capacity Building Grant funds (4-0)
• Approved contract with Kelsey Hobart, MD (4-0)
• Approved contract with Patrick Henry Gibbons, MD (4-0)
• Approved termination of AIM MOU and new Western New York Independent Living Center MOU (4-0)
• Approved contract with Jamie Buttaccio for health promotion classes (4-0)
• Approved appointments of David Sainsbury and Ruth Khaleel to Aging Advisory Council (4-0)

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee is reviewing resolutions to authorize contracts and budget transfers for several capital projects. Key discussions include the establishment of the FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence and improvements to the Ontario County Training Grounds.

• Contracts for FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence (H121-26) including LeChase Construction Services, DJC Architecture, and Genesee Construction
• Creation of Capital Project H120-26 for Ontario County Training Grounds Improvements
• Contract award to Spallina Materials, Inc. for 83 Seneca Street Parking Lot Rehabilitation
• Contract with Geck Plumbing & Heating Supply Co. Inc. for 2023 FLCC Maintenance (H095-23)
• Agreement with Neptune Technology Inc. for sewer utility software

The Public Works Committee approved several resolutions regarding Finger Lakes Community College (FLCC) maintenance and the Culinary Arts Center of Excellence. The committee also authorized improvements for the Ontario County Training Grounds and various highway, fleet, and sewer service contracts.

• Approved FLCC maintenance contracts with Geck Plumbing & Heating Supply Co. Inc. and Securitismart Inc. (6-0)
• Approved Pike Construction Services contract for Humane Society Facility Improvements (6-0)
• Approved donation agreement and establishment of the FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence project (6-0)
• Approved LeChase Construction Services contract for FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence (6-0)
• Approved DJC Architecture, PLLC contract for FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence (6-0)
• Approved Genesee Construction, Inc. and others bid for FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence (6-0)
• Approved Whitestone contract for FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence material testing (6-0)
• Approved LaBella Associates, DPC contract for FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence environmental monitoring (6-0)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will conduct public hearings regarding a room occupancy tax, agricultural district tax IDs, and the FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence Project. The meeting includes votes on various county contracts, personnel appointments, and local laws.

• Public hearing on Local Law No. 2 (Intro.) of 2026: Ontario County Room Occupancy Tax Law
• Proposed Local Law No. 1 (Intro.) of 2026 to opt out of a short-term rental registration system
• Public hearing on Local Law No. 3 (Intro.) 2026 to establish an Animal Abuser Registry
• Establishment of lead agency and zoning exemption for FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence
• Contract award to MSW Consultants for an Organics Management Plan

The Board of Supervisors approved the minutes of the preceding session. No other resolutions were voted on; public hearings were held and closed without comment, and the county’s men’s volleyball team was recognized.

• Approved minutes of preceding session (motion passed)

Planning & Environmental Quality Committee

The Planning and Environmental Quality Committee will hold an executive session to discuss personnel matters under state law, then consider a resolution to appoint a Director of Planning. The resolution is sponsored by Supervisor Lindsey Burgess. The meeting is scheduled for May 21, 2026.

• Resolution to appoint Director of Planning (sponsored by Lindsey Burgess)
• Executive session under POL§105(1)(f) for discussion of personnel history

The Planning & Environmental Quality Committee approved its meeting minutes. It entered and later exited an executive session after motions passed. The committee approved the resolution appointing a new Director of Planning with a unanimous vote.

• Approved meeting minutes (motion passed)
• Entered executive session (motion passed)
• Exited executive session (motion passed)
• Approved Director of Planning appointment (6-0)
• Adjourned meeting (motion passed)

Water Resources Council

The Water Resources Council will receive an update on aquatic invasive species management in the Finger Lakes. The body is also reviewing payment requests for water resource and cyanobacteria research projects.

• Presentation by Catherine Farrell on Aquatic Invasive Species and Management in the Finger Lakes
• Payment request of $3,000 for WRC MG 5-25 Managing Water Resources (OCSWCD)
• Invoice of $3,000 for WRC MG 4-23 Characterization of Benthic Cyanobacteria/Toxin Production (SUNY ESF / FLI)
• Invoice of $3,000 for WRC MG 5-2024 Isolation and Genome Assembly — Characterization of Benthic Cyanobacteria and Toxin Production

The Water Resources Council approved three $3,000 payment requests for ongoing projects, each passing with a unanimous 11‑0 vote. The council also approved the minutes from the March 13, 2026 meeting and the treasurer’s report, both with unanimous votes. All motions, including adjournment, were adopted without opposition.

• Approved minutes of March 13, 2026 (vote 11‑0)
• Approved Treasurer’s report (vote 10‑0)
• Approved $3,000 payment for WRC MG 5-25 Managing Water Resources (vote 11‑0)
• Approved $3,000 payment for WRC MG 4-23 Characterization of Benthic Cyanobacteria (vote 11‑0)
• Approved $3,000 payment for WRC MG 5-2024 Isolation and Genome Assembly (vote 11‑0)
• Approved adjournment (vote 10‑0)

Governmental Operations & Insurance Committee

The Governmental Operations & Insurance Committee will consider resolutions including adopting a local law to opt out of a state-mandated short-term rental registration system, reappointing the county administrator and two deputy administrators, and adopting policies on panic devices and video security surveillance. The committee will also discuss the department budget meeting date, approve waivers of subrogation and insurance exemptions, and receive updates on a capital project for animal care facility improvements and a compliance report.

• Resolution to adopt Local Law No. 1 of 2026 opting out of short-term rental unit registration under NY Real Property Law §447-c
• Resolution to reappoint Christopher P. DeBolt as County Administrator
• Resolution adopting the Ontario County Panic Device Policy
• Resolution amending the Ontario County Video Security Surveillance Policy
• Approval of insurance exemptions for Heart In Heart Child Therapy, LLC, Doyle Pruitt, and McKinney Psychology PLLC

The Governmental Operations & Insurance Committee approved a resolution opting not to create a short‑term rental registration system. It also approved a waiver of subrogation for Geneva General Hospital, several insurance exemptions for social‑service providers, and adopted new panic‑device and video‑security policies. Reappointments for two deputy county administrators were confirmed, and an amendment to the video‑security policy was adopted.

• Approved Local Law No. 1 opting out of short‑term rental registration (unanimous)
• Approved Waiver of Subrogation Exemption for Geneva General Hospital (unanimous)
• Approved insurance exemptions for Heart In Heart Child Therapy, LLC; Doyle Pruitt, PhD, LCSW; McKinney Psychology PLLC (unanimous)
• Adopted Ontario County Panic Device Policy (unanimous)
• Amended Video Security Surveillance Policy to require consultation with County Administrator or Attorney (unanimous)
• Approved resolution authorizing keynote speaker for Office for the Aging Caregiver Conference (unanimous)
• Reappointed Alissa Bub and Meghan Maslyn as Deputy County Administrators (unanimous)

Ontario County Planning Board

The Ontario County Planning Board will review referrals for subdivisions, site plans, special use permits, and variances from multiple towns. Notable items include a 4.43 MWAC solar facility on Main Street Fishers in Victor, a large-scale solar energy system on State Route 20A in Richmond, and a proposed FLCC Culinary Arts Center re-subdivision on Lakeshore Drive in Canandaigua. The board will also consider sign variances for Bass Pro Shop at Eastview Mall and a stormwater management text amendment in the Town of Canandaigua.

• Re-subdivision for FLCC Culinary Arts Center at 100, 130, and 158 Lakeshore Drive, Canandaigua
• Large-scale solar energy system at 0000 State Route 20A, Richmond (special use permit and site plan)
• 4.43 MWAC solar facility amendment at 8036 Main Street Fishers, Victor
• Sign variances for 19 proposed commercial signs at Bass Pro Shop, 700 Eastview Mall Drive, Victor
• Repeal and adoption of updated Chapter 170 'Stormwater Management' in Town of Canandaigua

The Planning Board approved the minutes from April 8, 2026. It voted 14‑0 to retain the Class 1 subdivision referral (63‑2026) for the FLCC Culinary Arts Center and return it to the local board with comments. It also approved the late‑referral subdivision (86‑2026) in the Town of Bristol.

• Approved April 8, 2026 minutes (14‑0)
• Retained referral 63‑2026 as Class 1 and sent back with comments (14‑0)
• Accepted late referral 86‑2026 as a late referral (14‑0)

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee will consider resolutions including a contract amendment for the jail security control system, a contract for expert services for the Conflict Defender's office, and a contract for a felony diversion program. They will also discuss a resolution recognizing community concerns about federal immigration enforcement and expressing support for current Sheriff's Office practices. Additionally, they will set a public hearing date for a local law establishing an animal abuser registry and reappoint the Conflict Defender.

• Resolution to authorize contract amendment and extension for Jail Security Control System (Capital Project H086-22) with CHA Consulting, Inc.
• Resolution to amend contract with Hawkins Mitigation LLC for expert services for the Conflict Defender's Office
• Resolution to contract with Craig W. Johnson for the Felony Diversion Program in Probation Department
• Resolution fixing date and notice for public hearing on Local Law No. 3 (Intro.) 2026 - Establishing an Animal Abuser Registry
• Discussion of resolution recognizing community concerns regarding federal immigration enforcement and expressing support for Ontario County Sheriff's Office practices

The Public Safety Committee approved several contract and program resolutions, including a 700 MHz Hillside Project amendment and a jail security system contract amendment. It also approved renewals for sheriff ammunition and uniform purchases, and reappointed the Conflict Defender. A resolution recognizing community concerns about federal immigration enforcement was voted down.

• Approved 700 MHz Hillside Project contract amendment (unanimous)
• Approved Jail Security Control System contract amendment (unanimous)
• Approved Conflict Defender contract amendment (unanimous)
• Approved Felony Diversion Program contract (unanimous)
• Approved sheriff ammunition purchase BID (unanimous)
• Approved sheriff uniform purchase BID (unanimous)
• Approved reappointment of Conflict Defender (unanimous)
• Rejected resolution on immigration enforcement concerns (3-4 vote)

Ways & Means Committee

The committee will discuss the Finger Lakes Community College 2026-2027 proposed operating budget and set a public hearing date. Members will also consider numerous resolutions regarding county personnel positions and capital project contracts.

• Proposed 2026-2027 Finger Lakes Community College operating budget
• Contract with Julieann Shove, Inc. DBA Champion Asphalt Maintenance for FLCC Main Campus
• Agreement with Hydras Engineering, PLLC for Black Brook-Black Creek Drainage Study
• Creation of multiple positions in the Department of Social Services and Office for the Aging
• Adoption of the Ontario County Panic Device Policy

The Ways & Means Committee approved the prior meeting minutes and a series of resolutions covering capital project closures, fund transfers for equipment, and contract amendments. It also approved new staffing positions, including a campus safety officer at Finger Lakes Community College and multiple social services roles. All motions passed with unanimous support.

• Approved minutes of April 8, 2026 meeting (7-0)
• Approved FLCC Maintenance Capital Project No. H057-19 contract with Julieann Shove, Inc. (7-0)
• Approved closure of Capital Project No. H049-18 (County Road 46 & Smith Road) (7-0)
• Approved transfer of funds for purchase of six‑wheel dump truck (7-0)
• Approved jail security control system contract amendment with CHA Consulting (7-0)
• Approved creation of part‑time Campus Safety Officer at Finger Lakes Community College (7-0)
• Approved adoption of Ontario County Panic Device Policy (7-0)
• Approved eight new staffing positions in Social Services and Office for the Aging (7-0)

Ontario County Planning Board

The Ontario County Coordinated Review Committee is reviewing multiple subdivision, site plan, and variance applications across several towns. Key items include solar energy facilities in Richmond and Victor and a proposed culinary arts center in Canandaigua.

• Proposed FLCC Culinary Arts Center subdivision at 100, 130, and 158 Lakeshore Drive
• 4.43 MWAC solar energy facility on 34.93 acres at 8036 Main Street Fishers
• Large-scale solar energy system at 0000 State Route 20A in Town of Richmond
• 4,600 square foot convenience store and fueling facility at 0000 & 803 County Road 4 and 510 County Road 6
• Repeal and adoption of updated Chapter 170 Stormwater Management for Town of Canandaigua

The board did not approve or deny any applications. It asked for clarification on driveway design, access, easements, phasing, and EV charging for the Canandaigua culinary center. It also requested site plan approval and safety measures for the Canadice music festival and noted parking restrictions. No votes were recorded.

Public Works Committee

The Ontario County Public Works Committee will consider multiple resolutions and presentations on capital projects, including the FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence, training grounds improvements, and various infrastructure contracts. Items include authorization for contracts, budget transfers, and project updates. The committee also will discuss a budget meeting date.

• Resolution for lead agency and zoning exemption for FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence
• Multiple resolutions for Ontario County Training Grounds Improvements contract awards and bid rejections (Bid B25035)
• Resolution for purchase of easements for County Road 32 at Hickox Road intersection improvements (Project H102-24)
• Authorization to rescind award of bid B26030 for sign materials and safety products
• Resolution for Wood Drive Bridge replacement supplemental agreement with Bridge NY funds

The committee approved a series of capital project resolutions covering FLCC maintenance, security, Deep Run Park grant, the FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence, County Road 32 easements, elevator maintenance with KONE, and waste tire removal. It also set the public works budget review meeting for August 17, 1:00 pm–4:00 pm.

• Approved Capital Project No. H057-19 – FLCC asphalt maintenance contract
• Approved Capital Project No. H111-25 – FLCC security and automation contract amendment
• Approved Capital Project No. H089-22 – NYSDEC grant contract for Deep Run Park
• Approved FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence lead agency designation and zoning exemption
• Approved Capital Project No. H102-24 – County Road 32 at Hickox Road intersection easement purchase
• Approved renewal of Bid B24034 for elevator maintenance with KONE, Inc.
• Approved award of Bid B26057 for waste tire removal and disposal
• Set public works budget review meeting for August 17, 1:00 pm–4:00 pm

Planning & Environmental Quality Committee

The Ontario County Planning & Environmental Quality Committee will consider awarding a contract for an organics management plan and a drainage study, as well as re-appointing representatives to the County Planning Board.

• Award contract to MSW Consultants for organics management plan
• Authorize agreement with Hydras Engineering for Black Brook drainage study
• Re-appoint Thomas Kugris to Ontario County Planning Board
• Set date for public hearing on Community Development Block Grant
• Authorize grant contract extension with NYS DEC for water quality study

The Planning & Environmental Quality Committee approved a contract with MSW Consultants to develop an Organics Management Plan. It also adopted multiple funding and project resolutions covering municipal waste events, tourism promotion, agricultural land, and water‑quality studies. Several appointments and a public‑hearing date for a Community Development Block Grant were approved as well.

• Approved contract to MSW Consultants for Organics Management Plan (unanimous)
• Approved municipal funding project guidelines (unanimous)
• Approved South Bristol funding request for waste‑management community sessions (unanimous)
• Approved resolution setting date for public hearing on Community Development Block Grant (unanimous)
• Appointed Stephanie Buisch and Esther Dickinson to the Housing Ad Hoc Committee (unanimous)
• Re‑approved tax parcel ID for inclusion of viable agricultural land in Agricultural District #1 (unanimous)
• Authorized grant contract extension and awarded RFP for Black Brook‑Black Creek drainage study (unanimous)
• Approved funding source for tourism promotion in Ontario County (unanimous)

Health & Human Services Committee

The Ontario County Health & Human Services Committee will consider authorizing contracts for forensic testing, autopsy services, and regional emergency planning. The body will also approve budget transfers for Office for the Aging vehicles and a caregiver conference speaker.

• Authorization to contract with National Medical Services for toxicology and forensic testing (May 1, 2026 - April 30, 2028)
• Authorization to contract with Geneva General Hospital for autopsy services (2026)
• Resolution to authorize budget transfer for Office for the Aging vehicle detailing and hitch-kit
• Resolution to authorize engagement of a keynote speaker for the Office for the Aging Caregiver Conference
• Proclamation declaring June 2026 as Elder Abuse Awareness Month

The Health & Human Services Committee approved five resolutions authorizing contracts with health providers, including Mozaic Chapter, S2AY Rural Health Network, National Medical Services, Monroe County for forensic services, and Geneva General Hospital for autopsies. It also approved a proclamation for Elder Abuse Awareness Month, a budget transfer for an Office for the Aging vehicle, and a keynote speaker for the aging caregiver conference. The committee set the next budget review for August 17 and scheduled the next meeting for June 8.

• Approved contract with Mozaic Chapter, NYSARC, Inc. dba Keuka Lake School Pre‑School 4410 Services (unanimous)
• Approved contract with S2AY Rural Health Network, Inc. d/b/a Pivital Public Health Partnership for regional emergency planning (unanimous)
• Approved contract with S2AY Rural Health Network, Inc. d/b/a Pivital Public Health Partnership for county services (unanimous)
• Approved contract with National Medical Services, Inc. for toxicology and forensic testing (unanimous)
• Approved intermunicipal agreement with Monroe County for medicolegal death investigative services (unanimous)
• Approved contract with Geneva General Hospital for autopsy services (unanimous)
• Approved proclamation declaring June 2026 as Elder Abuse Awareness Month (unanimous)
• Approved budget transfer for detailing and hitch‑kit for Office for the Aging vehicle (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing regarding a law to opt out of a state short-term rental registration system. The board is also considering numerous service contracts for youth sports, health services, and infrastructure projects.

• Public hearing on Local Law No. 1 (Intro.) 2026 regarding short-term rental registration
• Public hearing notice for Local Law No. 2 (Intro.) 2026 regarding Room Occupancy Tax Law
• Engineering contracts for East Lake Road over Mill Creek and Vogt Road over Flint Creek bridge replacements
• Contract with Panther Software, LLC for case management software
• Authorization for the Honeoye Lake Consolidated Sewer District bond resolution

The Board approved the minutes from the previous session after a motion and second. A public hearing on Local Law No. 1, which would opt out of a short‑term rental registration system, was opened and closed with no public comments. No other actions or votes were recorded.

• Approved minutes of the preceding session (motion passed)
• Held public hearing on Local Law No. 1 (short‑term rental registration); no speakers

Public Safety Committee

The Ontario County Public Safety Committee will consider resolutions to authorize capital projects for jail security and a 700 MHz radio system, along with grant amendments for legal defense services. The meeting also includes resolutions recognizing National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week and other law enforcement appreciation weeks.

• Resolution to authorize contract amendment for Jail Security Control Capital Project
• Resolution to accept bid for 700 MHz Seneca County Hillside Project
• Resolution to authorize grant amendment for Upstate Family Defense
• Resolution to recognize National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week
• Resolution to recognize concerns regarding federal immigration enforcement

The committee unanimously approved a resolution to accept an ESINet grant from the New York State Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Services. It also approved several capital‑project contracts, grant amendments, and recognitions of national public‑safety weeks. A resolution concerning immigration enforcement was withdrawn for further work. The meeting entered and exited an executive session per legal requirements.

• Approved ESINet grant authorization resolution (unanimous)
• Approved Jail Security Control contract amendment and budget amendment (unanimous)
• Approved 700 MHz Seneca County Hillside Project bid with Patriot Towers and related contract amendments (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to Second Upstate Family Defense grant (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to 3rd Continued Provision of Counsel grant (unanimous)
• Approved appointments to the 2026 ATI Advisory Board (unanimous)
• Approved recognitions of multiple national public‑safety weeks (unanimous)
• Pulled immigration‑enforcement resolution for further work (not approved)

Ways & Means Committee

The committee will vote on resolutions to amend contracts for ARPA grant consulting, approve a bid for the 700 MHz Seneca County Hillside project, adopt a bond for the Honeoye Lake Consolidated Sewer District, award a gantry crane contract for the CLCSD Pump Station, and renew a printing services bid. Additional items include fund transfers, policy revisions, and personnel matters.

• Resolution to amend contract with H. Sicherman & Company, Inc., DBA The Harrison Studio for Consulting Services (ARPA Funded Community Grant Program)
• Resolution to accept Bid #B26047 and contract with Patriot Towers for the 700 MHz Seneca County Hillside Project
• Bond resolution for the Honeoye Lake Consolidated Sewer District
• Resolution to award Bid B26034 for purchase, delivery, and installation of a gantry crane for CLCSD Pump Station 1W
• Resolution to renew Bid B22035 with Erie Shore Landing and Printing – The Arc Wayne for County for various print services

The Ways & Means Committee approved a series of resolutions, including a bond resolution for the Honeoye Lake Consolidated Sewer District and multiple contract amendments for ARPA grants, jail security, and a 700 MHz tower project. It also approved procurement actions, risk‑retention fund authorizations, several human‑resources measures, and revisions to purchasing policy. The meeting concluded with an executive‑session period that was entered and exited by unanimous vote.

• Approved Bond Resolution – Honeoye Lake Consolidated Sewer District (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to contract with H. Sicherman & Co. for ARPA Community Grant (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to Jail Security Control Capital Project contract and budget (unanimous)
• Approved acceptance of bid #B26047 with Patriot Towers for 700 MHz Seneca County Hillside Project (unanimous)
• Approved transfer of funds for Canandaigua Lake/Route 332 sewer district equipment purchase (unanimous)
• Approved Risk Retention Fund settlement and self‑insurance reserve (unanimous)
• Approved creation of Manager of Economic Development Finance position and Fiscal Manager position, and abolition of Senior Fiscal Manager position (unanimous)
• Approved revision of the Ontario County Purchasing Policy (unanimous)

Ontario County Planning Board

The Ontario County Planning Board will review a slate of applications from several towns, including area variances, text and map amendments, subdivisions, site plans, and a local moratorium. Key items include a map amendment to rezone approximately 75 acres to a Planned Unit Development along State Route 332, a six‑month moratorium on accessory structures in the Town of Farmington, and various variances for residential and commercial projects. The board will also approve the March 11, 2026 minutes and issue a scam warning to the public.

• Map amendment to rezone multiple parcels (≈75 acres) to a Planned Unit Development District along State Route 332 and Canandaigua‑Farmington Townline Road (Application 2026‑1181).
• Local Law establishing a 6‑month moratorium on accessory structures in the Town of Farmington (Application 53‑2026).
• Local Law amending the Zoning Law and Official Zoning Map in the Town of Geneva (Applications 54.0‑2026 and 54.1‑2026).
• Site Plan to construct a 3 million‑gallon lined manure storage structure at County Road 6 (Application 55‑2026).
• Special Use Permit and Site Plan to operate a motorcycle repair shop at 298 State Route 21 (Applications 60.0‑2026 and 60.1‑2026).

The board approved the March 11, 2026 meeting minutes. It denied the area variance request for 4699 North Menteth Drive in the Town of Canandaigua. The board voted 14‑0 to retain referral 44‑2026 as a Class 2 amendment and send it back to the local board with a recommendation for approval with comments. No decision was recorded on the proposed amendments to Town Code Chapter 165 (soil, erosion, and sediment control).

• Approved March 11, 2026 meeting minutes (motion passed)
• Denied area variance for 4699 North Menteth Drive (building coverage 15.9% vs 15% limit; lot coverage 29.0% vs 25% limit)
• Motion to retain referral 44‑2026 as Class 2 and return to local board with recommendation for approval passed (Yes 14, No 0, Abstain 0)
• No decision recorded on amendment to Town Code Chapter 165 – Soil, Erosion, and Sediment Control

Governmental Operations & Insurance Committee

The Governmental Operations and Insurance Committee will consider several resolutions including a software contract for case management and a risk retention fund settlement. The body will also review insurance exemptions and contract renewals for appraisal services.

• Contract with Panther Software, LLC for Case Management Software
• Risk Retention Fund Authorization of Settlement and Appropriation of Self-Insurance Administration Reserve
• Agreement with Excellus Health Plan, Inc.
• Renewal of contracts for Appraisal and Consultation Services
• Request for increase of petty cash funds for Canandaigua Motor Vehicle Bureau

The Governmental Operations & Insurance Committee approved a series of resolutions, all passing unanimously. Key actions included a software contract, an insurance waiver, and several recognitions and appointments. No other business was discussed.

• Approved March 11, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved reappointment of Donald H. Cass to Finger Lakes Community College Board (unanimous)
• Approved contract with Panther Software, LLC for case management software (unanimous)
• Approved insurance waiver for Office for the Aging ARC transportation contract (unanimous)
• Approved recognition of May 3‑9, 2026 as Professional Municipal Clerks Week (unanimous)
• Approved designation of April 2026 as National County Government Month (unanimous)
• Approved agreement with Excellus Health Plan, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved risk retention fund settlement and self‑insurance reserve (unanimous)

Ontario County Planning Board

The Ontario County Planning Board will review a series of applications from the Towns of Canandaigua, Farmington, Geneva, Gorham, Hopewell, Manchester, Richmond, and Victor. Items include area variances for single‑family dwellings, a map amendment to rezone roughly 75 acres to a Planned Unit Development along State Route 332 and Canandaigua‑Farmington Townline Road, and a site plan for a 3‑million‑gallon manure storage structure on County Road 6. The board will also consider a 6‑month moratorium on accessory structures in Farmington, a 100 kW roof‑mounted solar array variance on Villager Way, and various special‑use permits and subdivisions.

• Area variances for tear‑down/rebuild of a single‑family dwelling at 4699 North Menteth Drive (building coverage 15.9% vs 15%, lot coverage 29% vs 25%)
• Map amendment rezoning approximately 75 acres to a Planned Unit Development along State Route 332 and Canandaigua‑Farmington Townline Road
• Area variance and site plan for an approximately 100 kW roof‑mounted solar array on parcels at 7112‑7118 Villager Way
• Local law establishing a 6‑month moratorium on accessory structures in the Town of Farmington
• Site plan to construct a 3‑million‑gallon lined manure storage structure on County Road 6 in the Town of Geneva

The Ontario County Planning Board reviewed application 43‑2026 for area variances at 4699 North Menteth Drive. The board’s final recommendation was to deny the variances for building coverage and lot coverage. No vote tally was recorded. No other applications received a final decision at this meeting.

• Denied area variances for 4699 North Menteth Drive (no vote recorded)

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will vote on several resolutions authorizing contracts and funding for capital improvement projects, including bridge replacements, road intersection upgrades, and equipment purchases. Items include award of engineering services contracts for the East Lake Road and Vogt Road bridge replacement projects, and a contract amendment for County Road 4 intersection design. The committee will also consider renewals of existing bids and transfers of funds for various county projects.

• Resolution to award engineering services contract to C&S Companies for East Lake Road over Mill Creek Bridge Replacement (Capital Project No. H115-26)
• Resolution to award engineering services contract to Fisher Associates for Vogt Road over Flint Creek Bridge Replacement (Capital Project No. H116-26)
• Resolution to authorize contract amendment with Colliers Engineering & Design for final design services on County Road 4 at Freshour Road intersection (Capital Project No. H110-25)
• Resolution to award contract to Colliers Engineering & Design for engineering services on County Road 9 and Gillis Road intersection improvement (Capital Project No. H144-26)
• Resolution to reject Bid B25077 for the Ontario County Bridge Preventative Maintenance Project (Capital Project No. H100-24)

The Public Works Committee approved a series of resolutions authorizing contracts and fund transfers for capital projects, bridge replacements, and engineering services. All motions passed unanimously among the supervisors present. Additional approvals covered environmental review initiation, donation partnerships, and procurement authorizations for various county departments.

• Approved FLCC Maintenance Capital Project contract with Suit Kote (Jack Marren, Michael Baker, Donald Cotter)
• Approved donation partnership for the FLCC Culinary Arts Center of Excellence (Jack Marren, Michael Baker, Donald Cotter)
• Approved initiation of environmental review for the FLCC Culinary Arts Center (Jack Marren, Michael Baker, Donald Cotter)
• Approved engineering contracts for East Lake Road over Mill Creek Bridge and Vogt Road over Flint Creek Bridge (Jack Marren, Donald Cotter)
• Approved contract amendment for County Road 4 at Freshour Road intersection (Michael Baker, Donald Cotter)
• Approved contract award for County Road 9 and Gillis Road intersection improvement (Michael Baker, Donald Cotter)
• Approved rejection of bid B25077 for the Ontario County Bridge Preventative Maintenance Project (Donald Cotter, Michael Baker)
• Approved designation of the Public Works Commissioner as authorized to access NYSDOT EBO system (Donald Cotter, Michael Baker)

Planning & Environmental Quality Committee

The Ontario County Planning & Environmental Quality Committee will meet to approve resolutions regarding a room occupancy tax law, a farmworker housing program, and the reappointment of an economic developer. The group will also receive updates on the landfill, economic development, and sustainability.

• Resolution to fix public hearing date for Room Occupancy Tax Law
• Resolution to authorize accepting $ grant for recycling program
• Resolution to amend de-obligation amount for Farmworker Safety Program
• Resolution to authorize contract with Town of West Bloomfield for code enforcement
• Resolution to reappoint Ryan Davis as Economic Developer

The Planning & Environmental Quality Committee approved several resolutions, including the reappointment of Economic Developer Ryan Davis. All motions passed unanimously with all six supervisors voting yes. No items were denied or tabled.

• Approved reappointment of Ryan Davis as Economic Developer (unanimous)
• Approved acceptance of NYS DEC grant funds for municipal waste reduction and recycling program (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to de‑obligation amount for Farmworker Safety and Housing Program (unanimous)
• Approved contract with Town of West Bloomfield for code‑enforcement technical assistance (unanimous)
• Approved declaration of May as Fair Housing Month in Ontario County 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved second public hearing to clarify tax ID for parcel in Consolidated Agricultural District #1 (unanimous)
• Approved fixing date and notice for public hearing on Local Law No. 2 (Intro.) 2026 – Room Occupancy Tax Law (unanimous)

Health & Human Services Committee

The committee is considering several resolutions to authorize contracts for public health, mental health, and senior services. The meeting includes proposals for therapy services, psychiatry, and home-delivered meals. One resolution seeks support for federal funding for veterans cemetery memorial tributes.

• Contract for therapy services with Gwendolyn T. Rowley
• Contracts with Rochester Regional Health for psychiatry and home-based crisis intervention
• Contracts for Office for the Aging with AIM Independent Living Center, Greater Rochester Habitat for Humanity, and Caregivers
• Contract with PurFoods LLC (Mom's Meals) for home delivered meals
• Resolution to secure federal funding for Memorial Tributes at the New York State Veterans Cemetery — Finger Lakes

The Health & Human Services Committee unanimously approved a series of resolutions authorizing contracts for public health fee schedules, therapy services, mental health providers, and aging services. It also approved a proclamation for Older American's Month and a resolution supporting federal funding for veterans cemetery memorials.

• Approved Acceptance of Sliding Fee Schedules for Public Health (unanimous)
• Approved contract with Gwendolyn T. Rowley for Therapy Services – CWSN (unanimous)
• Approved contract with Kelsey Hobart for mental health services (unanimous)
• Approved contract with Rochester Regional Health for Psychiatry Services (unanimous)
• Approved contract with Rochester Regional Health for Home Based Crisis Intervention Services 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved block of eight contracts for Office for the Aging (unanimous)
• Approved resolution supporting federal funding for memorial tributes at NY State Veterans Cemetery (unanimous)
• Approved proclamation of May 2026 as Older American's Month (unanimous)

Ag Board

The Agriculture Enhancement Board is reviewing the 2026-2030 Economic Development Strategic Plan and determining project eligibility for AEP Implementation Grants. The board is also processing a support letter for a 400-acre conservation easement in the Town of Canandaigua.

• Addition of one 12.4-acre parcel in Farmington to Agricultural District #1
• Grant support letter for Pritchard Farms to protect approximately 400 acres via conservation easement
• Request for volunteers for the AEP Implementation Grant evaluation committee
• Discussion of grant eligibility for farmers markets and community gardens
• Review of 2025 solar projects occupying approximately 141.7 acres of prime farmland

The board approved the addition of a 12.4‑acre parcel in Farmington to Ontario County Agricultural District #1, noting a second public hearing is required due to an incorrect tax map number. The board also approved a letter of support for the Farmland Protection Implementation Grant for Pritchard Farms (vote 9‑0‑1). Minutes from the January 22, 2026 meeting were approved and the meeting was adjourned (vote 10‑0‑0).

• Approved addition of 12.4‑acre parcel to Agricultural District #1 (BOS approval)
• Approved letter of support for NYS Farmland Protection Grant (vote 9‑0‑1)
• Approved revised minutes from Jan 22, 2026 (motion passed)
• Adjourned meeting (vote 10‑0‑0)

Board of Supervisors

The Board will vote on adding viable agricultural land to Ontario County Consolidated Agricultural District #1. It will also consider numerous contract authorizations, grant acceptances, and bid awards across several county departments. The meeting includes a public hearing on the farmland inclusion and updates from standing committees.

• Approval of inclusion of viable agricultural land in Ontario County Consolidated Agricultural District #1
• Authorization to contract with Kirtas (Ristech) for scanning historical records
• Authorization to contract with AspireHope NY, Inc. for family support services pass‑through funding – 2026
• Authorization to accept FY2026 Crimes Against Revenue Program (CARP) Grant from New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services
• Authorization to award bid B26045 for purchase of automated flagger assistance devices

The Board approved the minutes from the previous session after a motion by Supervisor Lisa Moore was seconded and passed. No other resolutions, approvals, denials, or tabling actions were recorded during the meeting.

• Approved minutes of preceding session (motion passed)

Water Resources Council

The Ontario County Water Resources Council will consider approval of the January 16, 2026 draft minutes and review its active mini‑grant and implementation‑grant projects, which together total $219,729. A payment request of $3,000 for the Managing Water Resources Outreach project (OCSWCD) will be voted on. The meeting also includes a scientific presentation on cyanobacteria by a SUNY‑ESF PhD candidate.

• Approve January 16, 2026 draft minutes
• Review active mini‑grant projects totaling $46,949
• Review active implementation‑grant projects totaling $172,780
• Approve $3,000 payment request for Managing Water Resources Outreach (OCSWCD)
• Presentation: Characterization of attached cyanobacteria and toxin production

The Water Resources Council approved the minutes from the January 16, 2026 meeting. The Treasurer's report was deferred until May 2026 due to pending budget transfers. A payment request for the Managing Water Resources Outreach project was also deferred until May 2026. The council adjourned the meeting with an 8‑0 vote.

• Approved minutes of Jan 16, 2026 WRC meeting (motion passed)
• Deferred Treasurer's report until May 2026
• Deferred payment request for Managing Water Resources Outreach ($3,000) until May 2026
• Adjourned meeting (vote Yes 8, No 0, Abstained 0)

Governmental Operations & Insurance Committee

The Governmental Operations & Insurance Committee will consider several resolutions, including a bid award for voter notice cards, retention of bond counsel, and a transfer of funds for a 2025 capital project. The most significant item is a resolution authorizing a settlement for the Risk Retention Fund and appropriating a self‑insurance administration reserve. The meeting also includes updates from the County Attorney, County Clerk/DMV, Real Property Tax Service, and other departments.

• Resolution – Bid award for print and fulfillment of annual voter notice cards (Board of Elections)
• Resolution – Retention of bond counsel (County Attorney)
• Resolution – Transfer of funds for 2025 CIP Project 25‑GO‑01 (County Clerk/DMV)
• Resolution – Authorization to renew contract for tax bill printing services (Real Property Tax Service)
• Resolution – Risk Retention Fund settlement and appropriation of self‑insurance administration reserve (County Attorney)

The Governmental Operations & Insurance Committee approved the minutes from the February 9, 2026 meeting. It approved a series of resolutions covering voter notice card printing, bond counsel retention, fund transfers, tax‑bill printing services, defense of tax‑assessment challenges, the public‑hearing schedule for a short‑term‑rental registration proposal, and a risk‑retention fund settlement. The committee also agreed to conduct an employee survey on the county seal and logo.

• Approved minutes of the Feb 9, 2026 Governmental Operations & Insurance Committee meeting (unanimous)
• Approved “Bid Award for Print and Fulfillment of Annual Voter Notice Cards” resolution (unanimous)
• Approved “Retention of Bond Counsel” resolution (unanimous)
• Approved “Transfer of Funds – 2026 County Budget 2025 CIP Project 25‑GO‑01” resolution (unanimous)
• Approved “Authorization to Renew Contract for Tax Bill Printing Services” resolution (unanimous)
• Approved “Authorization to Participate in Defense of Real Property Tax Assessment Challenges Against the 2025 Final Assessment Roll” resolution (unanimous)
• Approved “Fixing Date and Notice for the Public Hearing on Local Law No. 1 (Intro.) 2026 – Opting Not to Establish a Registration System for Short‑Term Rental Units” resolution (unanimous)
• Approved “Risk Retention Fund Authorization of Settlement, and Appropriation of Self‑Insurance Administration Reserve” resolution (unanimous)

Ontario County Planning Board

The Ontario County Planning Board will review various site plans, subdivisions, and area variances across several towns. Key items include a major retail redevelopment in Victor and a proposed solar energy moratorium in West Bloomfield.

• Special Use Permit and Site Plan to convert former Lord & Taylor at 700 Eastview Mall Drive into a Bass Pro Shop
• Proposed local law for a six-month moratorium on large scale solar and battery energy storage systems in West Bloomfield
• Special Use Permit and Site Plan for a 12,830 SF fire station addition at 1225 Hook Road
• Site Plan for a 9,600 SF pole barn at 0000 State Route 364
• Text Amendment to Village Code section 385-9B regarding natural features in the Village of Naples

The Planning Board approved the minutes from the February 11, 2026 meeting. It then voted 15‑0 to retain referrals 30‑2026, 32.0‑2026, 33‑2026, 35‑2026, 36‑2026, 37‑2026, and 38‑2026 as Class 1 applications and send them back to the local boards with comments. No other applications were decided at this meeting.

• Approved February 11, 2026 minutes (motion passed)
• Retained referrals 30‑2026, 32.0‑2026, 33‑2026, 35‑2026, 36‑2026, 37‑2026, 38‑2026 as Class 1 and returned them with comments (15‑0)

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee will discuss emergency communications systems and review several contract approvals. The body is deciding on grants, budget transfers, and equipment bids for the Sheriff's Office and District Attorney.

• IMA Amendment and engineering services extension for 700 MHz Seneca County Hillside Project
• Contract with National Medical Services Inc. DBA NMS Labs for forensic laboratory services
• FY2026 Crimes Against Revenue Program (CARP) Grant from NYS Division of Criminal Justice Services
• Contracts for Raise the Age services with Cayuga Home For Children and Youth Advocate Program
• Bids for law enforcement accessories, leather goods, bunk beds, and mattresses

The Public Safety Committee approved a series of resolutions, contracts, and budget transfers. Highlights include the approval of a 700 MHz Seneca County Hillside Project extension, several public‑safety contracts, and grant authorizations. All motions passed unanimously with six supervisors voting yes.

• Approved 700 MHz Seneca County Hillside Project extension (6-0)
• Approved National Crime Victims Rights Week resolution (6-0)
• Approved contract with National Medical Services Inc. for forensic lab services (6-0)
• Approved FY2026 Crimes Against Revenue Program (CARP) grant acceptance (6-0)
• Approved budget transfer for probation self‑insurance deductible 2025 (6-0)
• Approved contract with Apex Polygraph Services for probation sex offenders (6-0)
• Approved acceptance of BID B26037 for law‑enforcement accessories (6-0)
• Approved rejection of BID B26043 for docking system removal (6-0)

Ways & Means Committee

The committee is deciding on several budget transfers and contract amendments for county capital projects. Members will also consider resolutions to create new staff positions and set salary schedules for the Treasurer and Sheriff for 2027-2030.

• Establishment of Capital Project No.H119-26 for the FLCC SPRING Building
• Contract amendment with Pike Construction Services, Inc. for 3010 County Complex Dr
• Contract amendment with Barton & Loguidice, DPC for Deep Run Park
• Creation of a Technical Support Manager position and two Senior Index Clerk positions
• Authorization to accept FY2026 Crimes Against Revenue Program (CARP) Grant

The Ways & Means Committee approved a series of resolutions covering capital projects, budget transfers, personnel changes, grant authorizations, and insurance matters. All motions passed with unanimous support from every supervisor present. No items were denied or postponed.

• Approved Capital Project No. H119-26 – FLCC SPRING Building (unanimous)
• Approved Capital Project No. H089-22 – Contract amendment for Deep Run Park design and bid services (unanimous)
• Approved Capital Project H033-16 – Space reorganization & security at 3010 County Complex Dr (unanimous)
• Approved Transfer of Funds – Purchase/Buyout of Enterprise Leased Vehicles (unanimous)
• Approved Authorization to defend Real Property Tax Assessment challenges for 2025 roll (unanimous)
• Approved Authorization to accept FY2026 CARP grant from NY State (unanimous)
• Approved creation of Technical Support Manager position and related HR restructuring (unanimous)
• Approved Authorization to apply for County Infrastructure Grant (unanimous)

Ontario County Planning Board

The Ontario County Planning Board will review multiple subdivision, site plan, and zoning variance applications from various municipalities. The agenda also includes a proposed moratorium on large-scale solar and battery systems in West Bloomfield and a text amendment in Naples.

• Town of West Bloomfield: Proposed six-month moratorium on large-scale solar and battery energy systems
• Town of Victor: Special Use Permit for Bass Pro Shop redevelopment at 700 Eastview Mall Drive
• Town of Farmington: Site Plan for 12,830 SF addition to Fire Station at 1225 Hook Road
• Town of Canandaigua: Area Variances for fence height exceptions at 4415 and 4417 County Road 16
• Town of Gorham: Area Variances for tear-down/rebuild at 4422 County Road 1

All five board members were present. The board reviewed exempt subdivision, area variance and site‑plan applications for parcels in the Towns of Bristol, Canandaigua, Farmington and others. The minutes record no approvals, denials, votes, or other formal actions on any of the applications.

Health & Human Services Committee

The Health & Human Services Committee will consider several resolutions to authorize contracts with agencies for public‑health, youth, and animal‑health services. It will also reappoint members to the Ontario County Traffic Safety Board and approve the re‑credentialing of the Public Health Medical Director. Informational items include a Medicaid billing audit and updates from the mental‑health and aging offices.

• Resolution – Authorization to contract with James McGuinness & Associates, Inc. (CWSN)
• Resolution – Authorization to contract with Ontario County Humane Society for Rabies Response Program – 2026
• Resolution – Reappointment of members to the Ontario County Traffic Safety Board
• Resolution – Authorization to contract with Family Counseling Services of the Finger Lakes for ACES‑Counseling and Trauma Program – 2025‑2026
• Resolution – Authorization to contract with Bloomfield Youth Baseball and Softball for Youth Team Sports – 2025‑2026

The Health & Human Services Committee approved a series of resolutions authorizing contracts for health services, youth programs, and public safety, as well as appointments and re‑credentialing, with all five supervisors voting yes. Each motion passed unanimously and no objections were recorded. The meeting set the next session for April 6, 2026.

• Approved resolution to contract with James McGuinness & Associates, Inc. (CWSN) – unanimous
• Approved block of contracts with Naples Central School District and Genesee‑Livingston‑Orleans‑Wyoming Counties Chapter NYSARC Inc. for Pre‑School 4410 services – unanimous
• Approved contract with Ontario County Humane Society for 2026 Rabies Response Program – unanimous
• Approved reappointment of members and of Mark Venuti to the Ontario County Traffic Safety Board – unanimous
• Approved Choose Health Ontario Award 2026 recognition of local food pantries – unanimous
• Approved re‑credentialing of public health medical director John Sharza, MD – unanimous
• Approved appointment of Diane Olivet to the Office for the Aging Advisory Council – unanimous
• Approved multiple youth‑development contracts (Family Counseling Services, Safe Harbors, Town of Richmond, Partnership for Ontario County, Bloomfield Youth Baseball, Canandaigua Junior Baseball, Boys & Girls Club of Geneva) – unanimous

Planning & Environmental Quality Committee

The Planning & Environmental Quality Committee will review resolutions regarding the Local Solid Waste Management Plan and agricultural land inclusion. The body is also deciding on 2026 contracts for economic development corporations and the adoption of a strategic plan.

• Resolution for a second public comment period for the Draft Local Solid Waste Management Plan
• Contracts for 2026 with Ontario County Economic Development Corporation, Industrial Development Agency, and Local Development Corporation
• Adoption of the 2025 Ontario County Updated Economic Development Strategic Plan
• Inclusion of viable agricultural land in Ontario County Consolidated Agricultural District #1
• Authorization to accept grant funds for the Household Hazardous Waste NYS State Assistance Program

The Planning & Environmental Quality Committee approved a second public comment period for the Draft Local Solid Waste Management Plan and authorized grant funding for the Household Hazardous Waste NYS State Assistance Program. It also approved an amendment to the Stericycle (Shred‑It) document‑destruction contract, several public‑benefit economic development contracts, and adopted the 2025 Economic Development Strategic Plan. Additionally, the committee approved the inclusion of viable agricultural land in Consolidated Agricultural District #1, updated tourism board bylaws, and authorized a county infrastructure grant application.

• Approved second public comment period for Draft Local Solid Waste Management Plan (unanimous)
• Authorized grant funds for Household Hazardous Waste NYS State Assistance Program (unanimous)
• Amended contract with Stericycle (Shred‑It) for on‑site document destruction services (unanimous)
• Approved contracts for Public Benefit Economic Development Services with three county agencies (unanimous)
• Adopted the 2025 Ontario County Updated Economic Development Strategic Plan (unanimous)
• Approved inclusion of viable agricultural land in Consolidated Agricultural District #1 (unanimous)
• Approved Tourism Board bylaw updates (unanimous)
• Authorized application for County Infrastructure Grant (unanimous)

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will vote on several resolutions authorizing contracts and budget transfers for capital projects. Items include contracts for design and engineering services for the FLCC Spring Building, pre‑construction management services, and a contract amendment for Deep Run Park. The committee will also consider contract amendments for the 3010 County Complex renovation and the award of a bid for automated flagger assistance devices. Additional approvals cover fleet vehicle purchases, sewer payment system contracts, and other budget transfers.

• Authorize contract with Plan Architectural Studio for design and engineering services for FLCC Spring Building (Capital Project No. H119-26)
• Authorize contract with LeChase Construction Services LLC for pre‑construction management services for FLCC Spring Building (Capital Project No. H119-26)
• Amend contract with Barton & Loguidice, DPC for design and bid services for Deep Run Park (Capital Project No. H089-22)
• Amend contract with Pike Construction Services, Inc. for increased construction duration on 3010 County Complex Dr (Capital Project No. H033-16)
• Authorize award of bid B26045 for purchase of Automated Flagger Assistance Devices

The committee approved a series of resolutions authorizing capital project contracts, budget transfers, and service agreements. Key approvals included the FLCC Spring Building project, design contracts for Deep Run Park, and a contract for automated flagger assistance devices. The committee also agreed to continue discussions with the Canandaigua Area Development Corporation about taking over a proposed park parcel. All motions passed unanimously with supervisors Laura Abplanalp, Donald Cotter, and Lisa Moore voting yes.

• Approved Capital Project No. H119-26 (FLCC Spring Building) and design/engineering contract with Plan Architectural Studio
• Approved contract with LeChase Construction Services for pre‑construction management of FLCC Spring Building
• Approved amendment with Barton & Loguidice for Deep Run Park design and bid services
• Approved amendment with Pike Construction Services for space reorganization & security at 3010 County Complex Dr
• Approved budget transfer for Deep Run Park
• Approved acceptance of Quote Q26038 for lease of county property
• Approved award of bid B26045 for purchase of automated flagger assistance devices
• Approved contract with Integrated Payment Solutions for electronic sewer payments

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will consider numerous resolutions regarding county staffing, public safety contracts, and capital projects. The meeting includes public comments regarding immigration enforcement and ICE. Decisions include several bridge replacement projects and updates to county workplace policies.

• Creation of Capital Projects for bridge replacements at County Road 9/Gillis Road, East Lake Road over Mill Creek, and Vogt Road over Flint Creek
• Award of Bid B25080 to Holley Construction for Ontario Beach/East Lake Landing Improvements
• Eight-year agreement with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for Axon Interview for the Sheriff's office (2026-2034)
• Contract award to Northern Asphalt (Bid B26016) for mill and overlay of County Road 10
• Approval of Collective Bargaining Agreement 2025-2029 for Finger Lakes Community College and CSEA Unit 7850-2

The Ontario County Board of Supervisors met on February 19, 2026 and approved the minutes from the previous session. Chairman William Wellman presented a ten‑year service pin to Supervisor Frederick Wille and recognized the Town of Canandaigua with a Town of Excellence award. No public hearings were held and no other motions or resolutions were adopted.

• Approved minutes of the preceding session (motion passed)

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee will vote on several resolutions, including a contract with Tecana LLC for a case‑management system, an amendment to a contract for investigator services, and acceptance of state funding for certified pre‑trial services. The committee will also consider a budget transfer request from the Sheriff’s Office Federal Forfeiture Reserve and multiple agreements for the Sheriff’s Office, such as joining the Statewide Health Information Network, a uniform‑cleaning contract, inter‑county inmate‑housing arrangements, and an eight‑year Axon Enterprise interview system contract. An informational discussion of the FY 2027 Executive Budget and an EMS Bill will also be presented.

• Resolution to accept contract with Tecana LLC for case‑management system and online voucher payment software (2026)
• Resolution to accept funding from NY State Division of Criminal Justice Services for Certified Pretrial Services
• Resolution for budget transfer request from the Sheriff's Office Federal Forfeiture Reserve
• Resolution to authorize entry into the Statewide Health Information Network (SHINNY) Statewide Common Participation Agreement
• Resolution authorizing an eight‑year agreement with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for Axon Interview (2026‑2034)

The Public Safety Committee approved a series of resolutions authorizing contracts for the Conflict Defender's investigator services, a case‑management system, and probation funding. It also approved the sheriff's budget transfer, participation in the Statewide Health Information Network, a uniform‑cleaning contract, inter‑county inmate‑housing agreements, and an eight‑year Axon interview system. A resident‑submitted ICE resolution was declined for further consideration.

• Approved amendment to Conflict Defender investigator contract (7-0)
• Approved contract with Tecana LLC for case‑management system (7-0)
• Approved acceptance of NY State funding for Certified Pretrial Services (7-0)
• Approved budget transfer request from Sheriff's Office Federal Forfeiture Reserve (7-0)
• Approved entry into SHINNY Statewide Common Participation Agreement (7-0)
• Approved renewal of BID B25037 with Tenax Town Cleaners for uniform cleaning (7-0)
• Approved inter‑county inmate‑housing agreements with Yates and Tompkins counties (7-0)
• Approved eight‑year Axon Interview agreement for Sheriff's Office (7-0)

Governmental Operations & Insurance Committee

The committee will consider a resolution authorizing the Board of Elections to contract with Ontario County school districts for the use of voting machines. It will also review several resolutions amending county policies on conduct, reporting, background checks, HIPAA privacy, and gender‑based violence. Additional items include updates from the County Clerk/DMV, County Administrator budget presentation, and a contract for scanning historical records.

• Resolution to authorize Board of Elections contract with school districts for voting machines
• Resolutions amending Standards of Conduct, Reporting and Investigation of Compliance Concerns policies
• Resolution amending Background Check Policy for federal tax information access
• Resolution amending Notice of HIPAA Privacy Practices
• Resolution authorizing contract with Kirtas (Ristech) for scanning historical records

The committee approved the minutes from the January 7 meeting and adopted several resolutions, including a contract for voting machines, one‑year and two‑year appointments, multiple human‑resources policy updates, and a contract to scan historical records. It also voted not to opt into the state short‑term rental registry and postponed an insurance‑exemption request from the Office for the Aging pending further information.

• Approved January 7 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved resolution to contract with school districts for voting machines (unanimous)
• Approved one‑year appointments resolution (unanimous)
• Approved two‑year appointments resolution (unanimous)
• Approved block of HR policy amendments (Standards of Conduct, Reporting, Background Check, HIPAA, Gender‑Based Violence) (unanimous)
• Approved contract with Kirtas (Ristech) to scan historical records (unanimous)
• Decided not to opt into the short‑term rental registry (unanimous)
• Postponed Office for Aging insurance‑exemption request pending additional information

Ways & Means Committee

The committee will discuss the Fiscal Year 2027 Executive Budget and a short-term rental registry. Members are deciding on several infrastructure projects, personnel changes, and contract awards.

• Award of bid B25080 to Holley Construction for Ontario Beach/East Lake Landing Improvements
• Creation of capital projects for County Road 9/Gillis Road, East Lake Road, and Vogt Road bridge replacements
• Eight-year agreement with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for Axon Interview for the Sheriff's office
• Approval of 2025-2029 Collective Bargaining Agreement for Finger Lakes Community College
• Proposed creation and abolition of various positions in the District Attorney, Public Defender, and County Attorney offices

The Ways & Means Committee unanimously approved a series of capital project resolutions, road improvement agreements, health award acceptances, debt cancellations, sheriff's office financial actions, and numerous staffing restructurings. All motions passed with every supervisor voting yes and no abstentions. The meeting also approved the minutes from the previous session.

• Approved Ontario Beach/East Lake Landing Improvements contract amendment and award to Holley Construction (unanimous)
• Approved FLCC Maintenance Capital Project contract with Signs Now of Rochester (unanimous)
• Approved multiple Public Works budget transfer resolutions for county buildings and projects (unanimous)
• Approved road improvement projects: County Road 36 bridge replacement and new projects on County Road 9, East Lake Road, and Vogt Road (unanimous)
• Approved health awards: NYS Article 6 Incentive Award and NYSACHO Climate and Health Initiative award (unanimous)
• Approved cancellation of uncollectible debts for Public Health and Mental Health and cancellation of State Aid block grant (unanimous)
• Approved sheriff's office actions: budget transfer from Federal Forfeiture Reserve, eight‑year Axon Enterprise contract, and equipment reserves transfer (unanimous)
• Approved creation and restructuring of multiple staff positions, including Deputy Commissioner of Elections (temporary) and senior assistant roles (unanimous)

Ontario County Planning Board

The Ontario County Planning Board will consider several applications, including area variances for shoreline work at 3407 West Lake Boulevard, a subdivision in Farmington, and a Class 1 special‑use permit and site plan for a 120‑ft telecommunications tower at County Road 8. The board will also hear a subdivision proposal in Victor and an area variance for an accessory structure in Canandaigua.

• Area variance and site plan to increase lot coverage at 3407 West Lake Boulevard (Canandaigua)
• Special‑use permit and site plan for a 120‑ft monopole telecommunications tower at 0000 County Road 8 (Canandaigua)
• Subdivision and site plan for the Farmington Meadows development at 0000 County Road 41 (Farmington)
• Preliminary subdivision approval for the Woods at Valentown (High Point Business Park) at 0000 High Point Drive (Victor)
• Area variance for a second accessory structure (generator) at 4351 Tichenor Point Drive (Canandaigua)

The Planning Board approved the minutes from the January 14, 2026 meeting. It denied the area variance (17.0‑2026) for 3407 West Lake Boulevard, which sought to increase lot coverage beyond the 25% limit. The board voted 12‑0 to retain referrals 20.0‑2026, 20.1‑2026, 21.0‑2026, 21.1‑2026, 22‑2026, 23‑2026, and 24‑2026 as Class 1 applications and return them to the local boards with comments. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved January 14, 2026 minutes (motion passed)
• Denied Area Variance 17.0‑2026 for 3407 West Lake Blvd (lot‑coverage increase)
• Retained referrals 20.0‑2026, 20.1‑2026, 21.0‑2026, 21.1‑2026, 22‑2026, 23‑2026, 24‑2026 as Class 1 and returned them to local boards (vote 12‑0)

Ontario County Planning Board

The Ontario County Planning Board meeting will review several land‑use applications, including a large subdivision and site plan for Farmington Meadows, a special‑use permit for a 120‑ft telecommunications tower, and multiple area variances and subdivision requests. Decisions will be made on the proposed developments and any associated site‑plan conditions.

• Farmington Meadows subdivision and site plan (Class 1) at 0000 County Road 41
• Special Use Permit for a 120‑ft telecommunications tower (Class 1) at 0000 County Road 8
• Area Variance and Site Plan for shoreline stabilization at 3407 West Lake Boulevard
• Subdivision of a 2.24‑acre parcel into two 1.12‑acre lots at 2600 Brickyard Road
• Area Variance for a second accessory structure (generator) at 4351 Tichenor Point Drive

The board issued a final recommendation to deny the area variance (17.0‑2026) that would increase lot coverage at 3407 West Lake Boulevard. All other applications listed (17.1‑2026, 18‑2026, 19‑2026, 20.0‑2026, 20.1‑2026, 21.0‑2026) were classified as exempt, meaning no board action was required. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Denied area variance 17.0‑2026 for 3407 West Lake Blvd (no vote tally recorded)
• Exempt application 17.1‑2026 (site plan) – no action required
• Exempt application 18‑2026 (accessory structure) – no action required
• Exempt application 19‑2026 (subdivision) – no action required
• Exempt application 20.0‑2026 (telecommunications tower special use permit) – no action required
• Exempt application 20.1‑2026 (tower site plan) – no action required
• Exempt application 21.0‑2026 (Farmington Meadows subdivision) – no action required

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will consider several resolutions to create new capital projects for road and bridge improvements, approve budget transfers for existing projects, and award contracts for construction and services. Items include the County Road 9 and Gillis Road intersection improvement, East Lake Road over Mill Creek Bridge replacement, and award of a contract to Northern Asphalt for County Road 10. The committee will also vote on fleet vehicle decal contracts and renew a merchant services contract for Gannet Hill Park.

• Resolution to create Capital Project H114-26 for County Road 9 and Gillis Road Intersection Improvement, fully funding federal‑aid and local share costs
• Resolution to create Capital Project H115-26 for East Lake Road over Mill Creek Bridge replacement, fully funding federal‑aid and local share costs
• Resolution to award contract to Northern Asphalt (Bid 26016) for mill and overlay of County Road 10
• Resolution to award bid B26039 for decals and lettering of county vehicles
• Resolution to renew contract with PayRoc for merchant services for the Camping Reservation System at Gannet Hill Park

The committee approved the minutes from the January 5 meeting and a series of budget‑transfer resolutions for 2025 capital projects. It authorized the use of $200,000 savings to buy a V‑plow blade and an auto‑flagger, and approved contingency‑fund use and the award of a bid for the Ontario Beach/East Lake Landing Improvements. Several new capital projects for road and bridge work were created, along with vehicle decal contracts, no‑cost time extensions, and an on‑demand wastewater engineering contract.

• Approved minutes of the Jan 5, 2026 Public Works Committee meeting (unanimous)
• Approved budget‑transfer resolutions for three 2025 CIP building projects (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of a V‑plow blade and auto‑flagger using $200,000 savings (unanimous)
• Approved use of contingency funds and award of bid B25080 to Holley Construction for Ontario Beach/East Lake Landing Improvements (unanimous)
• Approved creation of Capital Projects H114‑26, H115‑26, H116‑26 for road and bridge improvements (unanimous)
• Approved award of bid B26039 for county vehicle decals and lettering (unanimous)
• Approved no‑cost time extensions for CLCSD pump station evaluation and generator upgrades (unanimous)
• Approved use of an on‑demand contract with Arcadis for scope and fee estimate on 9E pump station (unanimous)

Health & Human Services Committee

The committee will discuss the Fiscal Year 2027 Executive Budget and consider several resolutions regarding public health awards and debt cancellations. Members will review multiple pass-through funding contracts for mental health services and a vehicle purchase for the Office for the Aging.

• Fiscal Year 2027 Executive Budget informational session
• Pass-through funding contracts for AspireHope NY, Clifton Springs Hospital, FLACRA, and others
• Authorization to purchase a County vehicle for the Office for the Aging using Unmet Needs Funds
• Contract award to RD Nutrition Consultants for a Registered Dietician
• Cancellation of uncollectible debts for Public Health and Mental Health services

The Health & Human Services Committee approved a series of resolutions covering state award acceptances, debt cancellations for public health and mental health, and participation in the SHINNY network. It also authorized eight pass‑through funding contracts for mental‑health services and several financial actions for the Office for the Aging, including a fund transfer and vehicle purchase. All motions received unanimous approval.

• Approved resolution to accept the 2025 Year‑13 NY State Article 6 Incentive Award (unanimous)
• Approved resolution to cancel uncollectible public‑health debts for 2023‑2025 (unanimous)
• Approved resolution to enter the SHINNY Statewide Common Participation Agreement (unanimous)
• Approved eight resolutions to contract with various agencies for 2026 pass‑through funding (unanimous)
• Approved resolution to cancel uncollectible mental‑health debts for Q2‑Q4 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved resolution to transfer funds for the Office for the Aging 2026 budget (unanimous)
• Approved resolution to purchase a county vehicle using unmet‑needs funds (unanimous)
• Approved resolution to cancel state aid funding from the NYS Office of Mental Health Block Grant (unanimous)

Planning & Environmental Quality Committee

The Planning & Environmental Quality Committee will review updates from several county departments, hear presentations on trail projects and reuse systems, and consider multiple resolutions. Items include contracts for waste‑service projects, a proclamation for Agriculture Month, and a public hearing on adding viable agricultural land to the Consolidated Agricultural District. The committee will also appoint a search committee for the Director of Planning and a representative to the Planning Board.

• Resolution to award and contract for BID 26020 – On‑site Document Destruction
• Resolution authorizing renewal agreement with Enviro World Corp. for Backyard Composting Program services
• Resolution authorizing contracts with Casella for hauling and recycling residential tires and mattresses for special‑collection events
• Resolution to declare lead agency status and establish a public hearing for the 2025 inclusion of viable agricultural land in Ontario County Consolidated Agricultural District #1
• Resolution appointing Benjamin Wickham as Town of Seneca representative to the Ontario County Planning Board

The Planning & Environmental Quality Committee approved a series of resolutions covering agriculture, waste management, and planning matters, all with unanimous support. It also voted not to opt into the state short‑term rental registry. Each decision was recorded with a 7‑yes, 0‑no, 0‑abstain vote.

• Approved "Proclamation for March as Agriculture Month" (7-0-0)
• Approved release of ReUse Systems, Inc. funding balance (7-0-0)
• Approved solid‑waste department to issue a Request for Solutions (7-0-0)
• Approved block of waste‑management resolutions (BID 26020, Enviro World renewal, Casella tire and mattress contracts) (7-0-0)
• Approved resolution declaring lead‑agency status for 2025 agricultural land inclusion (7-0-0)
• Approved appointment of Benjamin Wickham as Town of Seneca representative to Planning Board (7-0-0)
• Approved resolution for Public Employees Fidelity bond (7-0-0)
• Decided not to opt into the short‑term rental registry (unanimous)

Ag Board

The Ontario County Agriculture Enhancement Board will examine property summaries to decide which lands should be added to Agricultural District #1. The board will also review the 2024‑2025 Biennial AEB report and approve it for submission to the Board of Supervisors. Additional agenda items include website updates, discussion of prioritizing PDR/CE applications, and consideration of grant‑related correspondence.

• Agricultural District Open Enrollment – review property summaries and recommend properties for OC Ag District #1
• 2024‑2025 Biennial AEB report – review and approve for submission to the Board of Supervisors
• Website updates – new land page with links to agriculture and solar information
• Discussion of board role in prioritizing PDR/CE applications based on quantitative land characteristics
• Consideration of AEP Implementation Grants and requests for grant support letters

The board voted 6‑0 to recommend including the Walter Polashenski parcel (tax parcel 10.00‑1‑8.130) at 4931 Maxwell Road in the Town of Farmington in the agricultural district. It also voted 6‑0 to not recommend two parcels in the Town of Phelps (tax parcel 77.00‑2‑9.100 east of SR 14 south of Tincan Aly) pending a NYS DEC determination. The board approved an amended 2024‑2025 biennial report for submission to the Board of Supervisors. The meeting was adjourned after a unanimous vote.

• Recommend inclusion of Walter Polashenski parcel (4931 Maxwell Rd, tax parcel 10.00‑1‑8.130) – Passed 6‑0
• Reject inclusion of Ryan F. Pierce & Robert J. Scott parcels (tax parcel 77.00‑2‑9.100 east of SR 14 south of Tincan Aly) – Passed 6‑0
• Approve amended 2024‑2025 biennial report – Passed 6‑0
• Approve minutes of November 5 2025 meeting – Passed
• Adjourn meeting – Passed 6‑0

Water Resources Council

The Water Resources Council is meeting to discuss recommended 2026 mini-grants and implementation grants. The body will also review payment requests for active water quality and flood resiliency projects.

• Recommended 2026 mini-grants totaling $20,604 for projects including Marsh Creek Floodplain Restoration and Seneca Lake Open Data Platform
• Recommended 2026 implementation grants totaling $107,780 for projects including Coye Road Drainage Ditch Basin and Marsh Creek Phosphorus Reduction
• Payment requests for projects including Rocky Run Creek Erosion Control ($19,601.73) and Reservoir Creek Flood Resiliency ($15,000.00)
• Presentation on the Hemlock to High Tor Initiative by Finger Lakes Land Trust
• Review of active projects with a total value of $149,545.00

The Water Resources Council approved the November 14, 2025 minutes and the January 16, 2026 Treasurer’s report, each unanimously. It authorized six payment requests for completed projects, all passing 12‑0. The council also approved the slate of 2026 mini‑grant projects and the 2026 Implementation Grant awards, each with a unanimous vote. Officers Russ Welser and Megan Webster were re‑elected for 2026.

• Approved November 14, 2025 minutes (12‑0)
• Approved January 16, 2026 Treasurer’s report (12‑0)
• Approved payment for MG 1‑22 Downspout Planter Box Demonstration Project (12‑0)
• Approved payment for MG 7‑24 Flood Resiliency Sucker Brook (12‑0)
• Approved payment for IG 2‑24 Building Flood Resiliency Reservoir Creek (12‑0)
• Approved payment for IG 1‑25 Sandy Bottom Park Shoreline Stabilization (12‑0)
• Approved 2026 mini‑Grant projects as presented (12‑0)
• Approved 2026 Implementation Grant awards as presented (12‑0)

Board of Supervisors

The Ontario County Board of Supervisors will consider a range of resolutions and contract authorizations from several committees. Items include approvals for public‑safety radio projects, public‑works service contracts, and ways‑and‑means staffing and wellness agreements. The agenda also contains routine reappointments, tax‑roll corrections, and other administrative matters.

• Approval of contract amendment and extension for Capital Project No. H066-20 – 700 MHz Seneca County Hillside Project (Public Safety Committee)
• Approval of contract amendment and extension for Capital Project No. H092-22 – Emergency Radio Communications Network Core Upgrade (Public Safety Committee)
• Reject BID B25052 for Ontario County Jail Inmate and Nurses Station Project (Public Works Committee)
• Award Bid B26035 for hauling and disposal of trash/recyclables from various county locations (Public Works Committee)
• Authorizing agreement with Excellus Health Plan Inc. for acceptance of wellness funds (Ways & Means Committee)

The Ontario County Board of Supervisors approved the minutes from the previous session after a motion by Supervisor Mark Venuti and a second by Supervisor Nancy Yacci. The motion passed. No other substantive decisions, votes, or approvals were recorded during the meeting.

• Approved minutes of the preceding session (motion passed)

Board of Supervisors

Ontario County Planning Board

The Ontario County Planning Board will review multiple site plans, subdivisions, and variance requests across several towns. Key items include a proposed fuel storage facility in Seneca and a code text amendment in the Village of Naples.

• Special Use Permit and Site Plan for a fuel storage and distribution facility at 0000 State Route 5&20, Town of Seneca
• Text Amendment to Village Code section 385-9B regarding natural features in the Village of Naples
• Use variance for a 3-unit apartment building at 7659 State Route 251, Town of Victor
• Subdivision of a 116-acre parcel into two lots at 4995 Rushmore Road, Town of Farmington
• Final Subdivision of two lots into six at 4750 & 4753 Deer Run, Town of Gorham

The Planning Board approved the Nominating Committee slate, the 2025 Annual Report (pending revisions), and the minutes from the December 10, 2026 meeting. It also voted to retain referrals 1‑2026, 6‑2026, 13‑2026, and 14‑2026 as Class 1 applications and return them to the respective local boards.

• Approved Nominating Committee slate (Yes 14, No 0)
• Approved 2025 County Planning Board Annual Report (pending revisions) (Yes 14, No 0)
• Approved minutes of the December 10, 2026 meeting (motion passed)
• Retained referrals 1‑2026, 6‑2026, 13‑2026, 14‑2026 as Class 1 and returned to local boards (Yes 14, No 0)

Ontario County Planning Board

The Ontario County Planning Board will consider a range of applications, including site plans, subdivisions, variances, and a special‑use permit for a fuel storage and distribution facility in the Town of Seneca. Other items include a commercial building addition in Bristol, a tear‑down and rebuild in Canandaigua, and several subdivision proposals in Farmington, Gorham, and Richmond. The meeting also includes a text amendment to the Village of Naples code and information on upcoming training opportunities.

• Class 2 special‑use permit and site plan for a fuel storage facility at 0000 State Route 5&20, Town of Seneca
• Exempt subdivision of a 116‑acre parcel into 87.4‑acre and 28.6‑acre lots at 4995 Rushmore Road, Town of Farmington
• Class 1 site plan for a 560 SF commercial addition at 4511 Egypt Road, Town of Bristol
• Area variance for a third‑story addition to a single‑family home at 5752 Willow Beach, Town of Richmond
• Class 2 text amendment to Village of Naples Code section 385‑9B for natural feature preservation

BOS Committee Meeting

The Ontario County Ways and Means Committee will meet to approve capital project contracts, authorize personnel positions and salary adjustments, and review departmental fact sheets. The meeting includes an executive session on collective negotiations.

• Resolution to authorize contract amendment for County Wide Storage project (H074-20)
• Resolution to create Investigator (District Attorney) position
• Resolution to create an Office Specialist II (DBL) position
• Resolution to authorize contract renewal with Auctions International, Inc.
• Resolution to authorize disposition of real property acquired through delinquent tax enforcement

BOS Committee Meeting

The Public Safety Committee will consider and vote on two resolutions to approve contract amendments and extensions for Capital Project No. H066-20 (700 MHz Seneca County Hillside Project) and Capital Project No. HO92-22 (Emergency Radio Communications Network Core Upgrade), both with the New York State Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services. The meeting also includes informational updates from the Planning Department, Conflict Defender, Public Defender, District Attorney, Probation, Emergency Management, and the Sheriff’s Office. The committee will adopt the December 10, 2025 draft minutes and schedule the next meeting for February 11, 2026.

• Resolution – approve contract amendment and extension for Capital Project No. H066-20 (700 MHz Seneca County Hillside Project) with NYS DHSES
• Resolution – approve contract amendment and extension for Capital Project No. HO92-22 (Emergency Radio Communications Network Core Upgrade) with NYS DHSES
• Planning Department update – Seneca County Emergency Radio Communications Site Status Report
• Adopt December 10, 2025 draft minutes
• Informational fact sheets from Conflict Defender, Public Defender, District Attorney, Probation, Emergency Management, and Sheriff’s Office

BOS Committee Meeting

The Governmental Operations & Insurance Committee will consider several informational fact sheets and three resolutions: authorizing outside counsel for the County Attorney, correcting errors on the 2026 tax roll for specific taxpayers, and approving a grant application for Capitol Project No. H073-2020 to improve the Ontario County Animal Care Facility. The committee will also receive updates from the Board of Elections, Board of Supervisors, County Clerk/DMV, Human Resources, Information Technology, and other departments. An executive session will discuss pending litigation under POL§105 (1)(d).

• Resolution – Authorization to retain outside counsel for the County Attorney
• Resolution – Grant application for Capitol Project No. H073-2020, Humane Society Facility Improvements
• Resolution – Correction of error on 2026 County/Town tax roll for Richard & Nancy Allison
• Resolution – Correction of error on 2026 County/Town tax roll for Laura Gute
• Resolution – Correction of error on 2026 County/Town tax roll for Ethan Sleeman and Amy Kierst

BOS Committee Meeting

The Planning and Environmental Quality Committee will consider several resolutions, including the reappointment of Supervisors Peter Ingalsbe, Frederick Wille, and Dale Stell to the Ontario County Economic Development Corporation. It will also appoint David Phillips to the Industrial Development Agency and Local Development Corporation, and appoint Thomas Kugris as the Town of East Bloomfield representative to the County Planning Board. The meeting includes informational updates from various departments and agencies.

• Resolution to reappoint Supervisor Peter Ingalsbe to the Economic Development Corporation
• Resolution to reappoint Supervisor Frederick Wille to the Economic Development Corporation
• Resolution to reappoint Supervisor Dale Stell to the Economic Development Corporation
• Resolution to appoint David Phillips to the Industrial Development Agency
• Resolution to appoint Thomas Kugris as Town of East Bloomfield representative to the Planning Board

BOS Committee Meeting

The Public Works Committee will review and vote on capital projects for parks and facilities, including a time extension for Deep Run Park improvements. The committee will also authorize contracts for propane supply, trash hauling, vehicle detailing, and windshield repair.

• Approval of Capital Project No. H089-2022 Deep Run Park Improvements time extension
• Resolution to accept title to real property for FLCC Culinary Arts Center
• Contract renewal with Superior Plus Propane for propane supply
• Award of Bid B26035 for trash and recyclable hauling
• Award of Bid B25088 for vehicle wash and detailing services

BOS Committee Meeting

The committee is meeting to review 2026 fact sheets for several county departments. Members will consider resolutions regarding service contracts for senior nutrition, mental health, and veterans services, as well as the 2026 DSS burial fee schedule.

• Authorization to amend contract with Finger Lakes Community Health for 2025-2029
• Authorization to contract with Geneva Housing Authority and Canandaigua Salvation Army for Senior Nutrition Program
• 2026 Department of Social Services (DSS) Burial Fee Schedule
• Authorization for professional consultant contract with Compeer of Rochester for Veterans Service Agency
• Appointment of Kay Viggiani to the Office for the Aging Advisory Council

BOS Committee Meeting

The Ontario County Board of Supervisors will adopt its 2026 Rules and Order of Business. It will establish the 2026 standing committees and designate a budget officer and official newspapers. The board will also approve appropriations for the Soil & Water Conservation District and the Cornell Cooperative Extension Association.

• 2026 Rules and Order of Business
• 2026 Standing Committees
• 2026 Designation of Budget Officer
• 2026 Payment of Appropriation for Ontario County Soil & Water Conservation District
• 2026 Payment of Appropriation for the Cornell Cooperative Extension Association of Ontario County