Wyoming County, New York

Board of Supervisors - (9) Committee of the Whole

The Wyoming County Board of Supervisors Committee of the Whole met to discuss a presentation from the Soil & Water Conservation District and review monthly updates on staff positions and general operations.

• Wyoming County Soil & Water Conservation District presentation
• General Monthly Update (June/July 2026)
• Monthly Position Fill Report (June 10 – July 13, 2026)
• Committee of the Whole meeting scheduled for September 8, 2026

Board of Supervisors - Regular Monthly Meetings

The Wyoming County Board of Supervisors will adopt a series of resolutions authorizing fund allocations and contract sign‑offs across multiple departments. The Finance Committee resolution appropriates money to the Youth Bureau, Mental Health, Highway, and Sheriff accounts. Additional items include a public hearing on Community Development Block Grant funding and numerous contract authorizations for social services and public safety.

• Appropriation of $5,000 to the Youth Bureau for the Youth Leadership Academy program
• Appropriation of $531,600 to the Mental Health department for competency restoration services
• Appropriation of $459,579.06 to the Highway department for bituminous products and CHIPS funding
• Appropriation of $88,127 to the Sheriff for Operation Stonegarden and LETPP Homeland Security grants
• Second public hearing on Community Development Block Grant funding (Planning Committee)

Board of Supervisors - (8) Finance Committee

The Finance Committee is reviewing the 2027 budget message, including estimated tax cap increases and insurance rate hikes. The body is also considering several professional service contracts and grant-funded appropriations for public safety and highways.

• Insurance renewal premiums through Tompkins Insurance totaling $852,013.70
• Cisco Duo annual renewal contract with SHI not to exceed $12,856.00
• Highway appropriation of $459,579.06 for bituminous products using CHIPS funding
• Mental Health appropriation of $530,700.00 for competency restoration and psychologists
• Discussion of fiscal impact for property tax exemptions for permanently and totally disabled veterans

The committee approved several professional service contracts including an annual Cisco Duo renewal and county insurance premiums. Members also authorized overnight travel for various officials to attend the NYSAC Legislative Conference.

• Approved June 02, 2026 minutes (6-0)
• Approved amendment to Wyoming County Community Health System interfund loan terms (6-0)
• Approved Cisco Duo annual renewal with SHI not to exceed $12,856.00 (6-0)
• Approved county insurance renewals through Tompkins Insurance totaling $852,013.70 (6-0)
• Approved overnight travel for 17 officials to attend NYSAC Legislative Conference (6-0)
• Approved change of date and location for August 2026 Board meeting (6-0)
• Approved inter-municipal cooperation contract with Perry Village for broadband access (6-0)

Board of Supervisors - (7) Public Safety Committee

The Committee will decide on multiple grants and contracts including a $75,000 Operation Stonegarden grant for border security and a $50,000 contract for license plate readers. Other items include a bulletproof vest grant, extending DTP grants, and appropriations. They will also hear operational updates and discuss a $600,000 EMS grant application.

• Accept $75,000 Operation Stonegarden grant for border security
• Authorize $50,000 contract with Motorola for license plate readers
• Accept $6,921 bulletproof vest grant from US Dept. of Justice
• Extend DTP FY22 and FY23 grants with remaining funds of $49,020 and $69,166
• Authorize $48,000 contract for antenna installation at public safety tower sites

The Public Safety Committee approved several grant acceptances for law enforcement, homeland security, and emergency management. Additional actions included authorizing professional service contracts for license plate readers, antenna installations, and training events.

• Approved US Dept. of Justice grant for bullet proof vests (7-0)
• Approved NYS Homeland Security Operation Stonegarden grant (7-0)
• Approved $50,000 Motorola Solutions contract for license plate readers (7-0)
• Approved $13,127 appropriation for LETPP Homeland Security funds (7-0)
• Extended vacancy for one part-time Correction Officer position (7-0)
• Approved $48,000 Motorola Solutions contract for antenna installations (7-0)
• Approved $5,170 appropriation for highway department automobile repair (7-0)
• Approved $7,700 contract with Strykersville Volunteer Fire Company (7-0)

Board of Supervisors - (6) Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will discuss and vote on a $1,510,944 contract amendment for the Sheldon bridge replacement on Almeter Road, a $53,207 bid award for guide rail installation on two bridges, and a $459,579 appropriation of CHIPS funding. Also on the agenda are amendments related to the Alle-Catt Wind Energy project and contracts for simulcast upgrades and elevator repairs.

• Bid award to Pavilion Drainage Supply Co. for guide rail installation on Bridge Wethersfield #29 – Youngers Rd and Bridge Castile #08 – Pickett Street, not to exceed $53,207
• Amend Resolution No. 23-153 for Sheldon bridge replacement on Almeter Road, adding $1,291,944 for a total of $1,510,944
• Appropriation of $459,579.06 from Consolidated Highway Aid for bituminous products
• Amend Resolution No. 25-106 for Alle-Catt Wind Energy escrow, increase by $15,000 to $25,000
• Amend Resolution No. 25-105 for Colliers Engineering contract on Alle-Catt Wind, increase by $15,000 to $25,000

The Public Works Committee approved several resolutions regarding bridge work, wind energy consultant costs, and building maintenance. Additional actions included authorizing travel expenses, equipment upgrades, and the disposal of county property.

• Approved Pavilion Drainage Supply Co. Inc. bid for guide rail installation up to $53,207.00 (6-0)
• Approved amendment for Sheldon #29 bridge replacement up to $1,510,944.00 (6-0)
• Approved increase of Alle-Catt Wind Energy LLC escrow agreement up to $25,000.00 (6-0)
• Approved increase of Colliers Engineering & Design contract up to $25,000.00 (6-0)
• Approved appropriation of $459,579.06 for Bituminous Products (6-0)
• Approved travel authorization for Devin Blue to attend NYSCHSA conference (6-0)
• Approved Saia Communications, Inc. contract for tower upgrades up to $29,480.26 (6-0)
• Approved use of county trucks in local parades (6-0)

Board of Supervisors - (4) Agriculture & Green Energy Committee

The Agriculture and Green Energy Committee will discuss a final action on the Town of Perry's Solar Energy Systems Law under the State Environmental Quality Review, and receive a presentation on Ag District 4. The committee will also review a NYS Ag & Markets letter regarding New World Screwworm Infested Zones, set a public hearing for August 18, 2026, and receive updates from Cooperative Extension, Animal Control, and the Fair Association.

• Ag District 4 presentation on SEQR Environmental Assessment Form
• Set public hearing for August 18, 2026
• Review NYS Ag & Markets letter dated June 22, 2026 on New World Screwworm Infested Zones
• Review Notice of Final Action for Town of Perry Local Law No. 2 of 2026: Solar Energy Systems Law
• May 2026 Animal Control monthly report and Perry Vet update

The Wyoming County Agriculture & Green Energy Committee voted unanimously on four items during its July 1 meeting. Members authorized a $10,000 annual contract with Perry Vet to provide medical care for animals in the county shelter. The committee also approved monthly radio appearances for animal control staff to promote pet adoptions and education, scheduled an August public hearing on changes to Agricultural District #4, and supported a proclamation naming 2026 the Year of the Woman Farmer. Other agenda items covered state tariff relief programs and solar energy regulations but did not result in committee votes.

• Authorized $10,000 annual veterinary services contract with Perry Vet (7-0)
• Set public hearing for August 18 on Agricultural District #4 modifications (7-0)
• Approved monthly WCJW radio appearances to promote pet adoptions and education (7-0)
• Approved request to proclaim 2026 as the Year of the Woman Farmer (7-0)

Board of Supervisors - (5) Planning Committee

The Planning Committee will consider three financial items: a resolution to pay $7,691.25 for a public employees fidelity bond, a $66,500 contract amendment with Labella Associates for additional GIS training funded by a broadband grant, and a $5,000 professional services contract with the Western New York Land Conservancy for farmland protection grants. The committee will also receive routine updates from planning, zoning, and other county agencies.

• Resolution to pay $7,691.25 for Wyoming County's share of the Public Employees Fidelity Bond through Genesee Finger Lakes Regional Planning Council
• Amendment to Resolution 25-716 increasing Labella Associates contract by $66,500 for a second GIS workforce training session, funded by ConnectAll Broadband planning grant
• Professional services contract up to $5,000 with Western New York Land Conservancy for completing up to three NYS Farmland Protection Implementation Grants in western Wyoming County (Towns of Attica, Orangeville, Bennington, Sheldon, Java, Arcade)
• Monthly reports from Planning & Development, Countywide Zoning Program, and Water Resource Agency

The committee approved several financial resolutions including a bond payment and a GIS training contract amendment. They also authorized a service contract for farmland protection implementation.

• Approved payment to Genesee Finger Lakes Regional Planning Council for $7,691.25 (5-0)
• Approved amended Labella Associates contract for GIS workforce training up to $66,500.00 (5-0)
• Approved contract with Western New York Land Conservancy for farmland protection services up to $5,000.00 (5-0)

Board of Supervisors - (3) Public Health Committee

The Public Health Committee will consider several contracts and funding items, including a $530,700 appropriation for competency restoration of three individuals, a $132,000 unfunded grant application for rural suicide prevention, and amendments doubling contracts for psychologists. Also on the agenda are a $3,600 chicken BBQ contract, a $10,000 septic system replacement grant, and operational updates.

• $530,700 appropriation for CPL §730 competency restoration of three individuals
• $132,000 grant application to NYS Office of Mental Health for rural suicide prevention
• Amendments to increase psychologist contracts from $12,000 to $24,000 each
• $10,000 reimbursement for septic system replacement at 3561 Dutch Hollow Road
• $3,600 professional service contract for chicken BBQ at Dwyer Picnic

The committee approved multiple professional service contracts for mental health evaluations and a chicken BBQ. They also authorized various grant applications related to suicide prevention and emergency preparedness.

• Approved $3,600 contract with Stunniez, LLC for a Chicken BBQ (5-0)
• Amended contract with Daniel Antonius, Ph.D. for competency examinations up to $24,000 (5-0)
• Amended contract with Corey Leidenfrost, Ph.D. for competency examinations up to $24,000 (5-0)
• Approved 2026 appropriation of $530,700 for mental health services (5-0)
• Approved $900 appropriation for Mental Health Breakfast income (5-0)
• Authorized overnight travel for R. Hamilton to attend training in Oswego (5-0)
• Approved contract with Anthony Siracuse for septic system replacement reimbursement up to $10,000 (5-0)
• Approved grant application with Health Research, Inc. for emergency preparedness (5-0)

Board of Supervisors - (1) Human Resource Committee

The Human Resource Committee will consider authorizing a $500 procurement card and overnight travel for the County Clerk to attend the NYSACC conference. They also will vote on amendments to two contracts with the New York State Board of Elections extending Vote by Mail and General Election Grants through March 2027. Additional items include reports from the Historian, HR (EAP/FMLA updates), Civil Service, and County Attorney discussions on the Assigned Counsel Program, Board of Ethics vacancies, and a lawsuit reference.

• Permission to issue $500 procurement card to County Clerk G. Skidmore for NYSACC conference travel
• Overnight travel authorization for County Clerk to attend NYSACC 2026 Fall Conference ($150 fee, $390 hotel)
• Amend Resolution 25-533: extend Vote by Mail Grant contract with NYS Board of Elections through March 31, 2027
• Amend Resolution 25-534: extend 2025 General Election Grant contract with NYS Board of Elections through March 31, 2027
• Board of Ethics – two vacant positions (1-year term through Dec 2026, 5-year term through Dec 2030) and discussion on website application process

The Human Resource Committee approved a procurement card for the County Clerk's travel and authorized overnight travel for the NYSACC conference. The committee also approved two amended contracts with the New York State Board of Elections regarding grant extensions.

• Approved $500.00 procurement card for G. Skidmore (6-0)
• Approved overnight travel for G. Skidmore to attend NYSACC 2026 Fall Conference (6-0)
• Approved amended contract for Vote by Mail Grant Extension (6-0)
• Approved amended contract for 2025 General Election Grant Extension (6-0)

Board of Supervisors - (2) Human Services Committee

The committee is reviewing several professional service contracts for foster care, mental health, and preschool services. The body is also discussing the termination of the Perry Grocery Shuttle due to low ridership and reviewing Office for the Aging program data.

• Contract for Residential Foster Care Services with The William George Agency for Children’s Services Inc. not to exceed $984,127.60
• Contract with Wyoming County Community Action for administrative costs and rental assistance not to exceed $100,000.00
• Contract with Interpretek dba Communication Services Inc. for sign language services not to exceed $12,000.00
• Contract with Clarity Wellness Community for mental health evaluations and counseling not to exceed $6,815.00
• Reappointment of Norbert Fuest and Holly Mitchell to the GLOW Workforce Development Board

The committee approved workforce development reappointments, aging service travel, and procurement cards. It also authorized multiple contracts for preschool services and youth leadership programming.

• Reappointed Norbert Fuest and Holly Mitchell to the GLOW Workforce Development Board (5-0)
• Approved overnight travel for R. Wright to attend a conference in Saratoga Springs (5-0)
• Approved procurement cards for Amanda Gorski, Rebecca Wright, and Cortny Goodman with $700 limits (5-0)
• Authorized contract with Wyoming County Community Health Systems for preschool services (5-0)
• Authorized contract with Kristina Johnson for preschool services (5-0)
• Authorized contract with Wyoming County Business Education Council for Youth Leadership Program funding (5-0)
• Approved $5,000 appropriation to the Rural Communities Grant for the Youth Leadership Academy (5-0)

Board of Supervisors - (9) Committee of the Whole

The Wyoming County Board of Supervisors Committee of the Whole will receive updates from the county attorney and county administrator, review a monthly position fill report, and discuss countywide zoning including staffing levels. No final votes are scheduled; the items are for discussion and information.

• County attorney general update
• County administrator monthly update for May–June 2026
• Monthly position fill report per Section 3, Item #5 of the Fill Vacancy Policy (May 12–June 08, 2026)
• Countywide zoning discussion focusing on staffing levels

The Committee of the Whole discussed various departmental updates including broadband progress and Thomson Hall maintenance. The board entered an executive session to discuss employee employment and performance history.

• Entered executive session to discuss employee employment and performance history
• Ended executive session to continue regular meeting

Board of Supervisors - Regular Monthly Meetings

The Wyoming County Board of Supervisors will hold its regular monthly meeting on June 9, 2026, at the Government Center in Warsaw. Among the non-consent items is a resolution to provide a temporary funding advance to the Wyoming County Community Hospital. The board will also consider multiple consent items, including funding transfers for parking lot projects, fee schedule adoptions for emergency medical technician courses and fire/building codes, a resolution opposing two state bills on forest and wildlife protection, and semi-annual revenue sharing for towns.

• Temporary funding advance to Wyoming County Community Hospital (non-consent Resolution No. 33)
• Parking lot capital improvement project established and paving contracts awarded to Ruston Paving, Thoman Asphalt, Spallina Materials, and Seal-A-Deal
• Fee schedules adopted for National Association of Emergency Medical Technician courses and for fire/building codes
• Resolution opposing New York State Senate Bill S.4408.A and Assembly Bill A.10483.A regarding forest and wildlife protection
• Semi-annual revenue sharing for towns (Resolution No. 38)

The meeting included a presentation to Petty Officer Natalie Werner and a historical reading by County Historian Kevin Proper. No substantive legislative or financial decisions were recorded in the provided text.

• Presented certificate of appreciation to Natalie Werner

Board of Supervisors - (8) Finance Committee

The Wyoming County Finance Committee will decide on several appropriations, contracts, and personnel actions. Items include a $210,000 appropriation for state-mandated assigned counsel expenses, a $23,880 contract for PDQ Connect software funded by a cybersecurity grant, and creation of new ambulance service positions. The committee will also discuss a temporary funding advance for the county hospital.

• Appropriation of $210,000 for assigned counsel (Family Court $150,000, Criminal Court $60,000)
• Professional service contract with SHI for PDQ Connect, not to exceed $23,880 (cybersecurity grant-funded)
• Professional service contract with Hancock & Estabrook for legal services at Fire Training Center, up to $15,000
• Discussion of temporary funding advance for Wyoming County Community Hospital
• Create/fill one A-EMT position ($25.24-$31.42/hr) and two paramedic positions ($30.39-$40.69/hr) for Emergency Services

The Finance Committee approved the May 5 and May 12, 2026 meeting minutes and authorized a $4 million advance funding request for Wyoming County Community Hospital. It also adopted several professional service contracts and appropriations totaling over $180,000, approved a grant‑fund transfer, and confirmed the semi‑annual town revenue‑sharing resolution.

• Approved May 5, 2026 minutes (7‑0, 1 absent)
• Approved May 12, 2026 minutes (7‑0, 1 absent)
• Approved $4 M advance funding for WCCH (7‑0, 1 absent)
• Approved SHI PDQ Connect software contract up to $23,880 (7‑0, 1 absent)
• Approved Brian Parisi Copier System contract up to $7,000 (7‑0, 1 absent)
• Approved pavement maintenance appropriation $9,104 (7‑0, 1 absent)
• Approved Assigned Counsel appropriation $154,840 (7‑0, 1 absent)
• Approved grant fund transfer $6,434.60 (7‑0, 1 absent)

Board of Supervisors - (6) Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will vote on appropriations, bid awards, and contract authorizations for multiple capital projects, including parking lot paving, resurfacing, and sealing at the Animal Shelter, Fire Training Center, Health Department, and other county sites. Also under consideration are a building equipment appropriation for the Health Department cooling tower coil and appointments to the Traffic Safety Board.

• Appropriation of $33,730 for Health Department cooling tower coil
• Bid award to Ruston Paving Co. (not to exceed $33,624) for asphalt at Animal Shelter
• Bid award to Thoman Asphalt Paving (not to exceed $23,576) for Fire Training Center parking repairs
• Bid award to Spallina Materials (not to exceed $152,985) for Health Department parking resurfacing
• Transfer of $282,836.75 from CIP to fund parking lot projects at four locations

The committee approved a $33,730 appropriation for a health‑department cooling‑tower coil and authorized a $282,863.75 parking‑lot project. It awarded bids for asphalt work at the animal shelter, fire‑training center, health department, and 448 NM parking lot, and approved a seal‑coating contract for the courthouse campus. All motions passed with five votes in favor and two members absent.

• Approved $33,730 appropriation for Health Dept cooling tower coil (5-0, 2 absent)
• Approved parking‑lot project funding up to $282,863.75 (5-0, 2 absent)
• Awarded Ruston Paving contract for Animal Shelter asphalt work $33,624 (5-0, 2 absent)
• Awarded Thomann Asphalt contract for Fire Training Center work $23,576 (5-0, 2 absent)
• Awarded Spallina Materials contract for Health Dept work $152,985 (5-0, 2 absent)
• Awarded Thomann Asphalt contract for 448 NM parking $52,678.75 (5-0, 2 absent)
• Awarded Seal‑A‑Deal contract for Courthouse Campus sealing $14,293.44 (5-0, 2 absent)
• Approved professional service contract with ABJ Fire Protection $4,226 (5-0, 2 absent)

Board of Supervisors - (7) Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee will consider several grant applications, including an $830,046 Interoperable Communications grant and a $244,856 Public Safety Answering Point Operations grant. It will also review staffing requests to fill unbudgeted deputy sheriff, EMT, and paramedic positions. Additional items include a $150,000 appropriation for hazard mitigation planning and a lease agreement with Sheldon Volunteer Fire Company for garage space. The committee will receive operational updates from the sheriff, jail, and emergency services.

• Apply for $830,046 Interoperable Communications Formula‑Based Grant for radio and tower upgrades
• Apply for $244,856 Public Safety Answering Point Operations Grant to offset dispatcher salaries
• Approve $150,000 appropriation for Hazard Mitigation Planning Grant funds
• Authorize lease of garage/storage with Sheldon Volunteer Fire Company, up to $800 monthly ($9,600 annually, $28,800 total contract)
• Create and fill two part‑time Deputy Sheriff positions (hourly $32.48‑$35.01) not previously budgeted

The Public Safety Committee approved two state grant applications totaling $1,074,902, authorized travel for county staff, and reinstated two deputy sheriff positions. It also created and filled several emergency‑services jobs and approved a professional‑service contract with Sheldon Volunteer Fire Company. All actions were passed with unanimous or near‑unanimous votes.

• Approved overnight travel for Harding & McGinnis to DHSES training (7‑0)
• Reinstated and filled two Deputy Sheriff positions (7‑0)
• Approved $830,046 Interoperable Communications grant application (7‑0)
• Approved $244,856 Public Safety Answering Point grant application (7‑0)
• Created and filled A‑EMT position (7‑0)
• Created and filled Paramedic position (7‑0)
• Approved $150,000 hazard mitigation appropriation (7‑0)
• Approved professional service contract with Sheldon Volunteer Fire Co. (6‑1)

Board of Supervisors - (3) Public Health Committee

The Public Health Committee is considering a $136,964.12 appropriation from state opioid settlement funds for regional abatement programs. They will also vote on a $6,000 professional service contract for competency examinations and a $1,500 advertising appropriation for CredibleMinds Google Ads using CDC infrastructure funds. Updates on grants and projects are also on the agenda.

• $136,964.12 appropriation for OASAS Opioid Settlement Fund Regional Abatement 2026
• $6,000 contract with Allison T. Prince, Psy.D., PLLC for 730 competency examinations
• $1,500 advertising appropriation from CDC PHIG for CredibleMinds Google Ads
• Withdrawn travel authorization for W. Lampke to NYSDOH training (previously approved April 29)
• Discussion of Children and Youth with Special Healthcare Needs Sensory Bag Project

The Public Health Committee approved an appropriation of $136,964.12 from OFRA Regional Programs and OFRA MH State Aid to fund the OASAS Opioid Settlement Fund Regional Abatement for 2026. The committee also authorized a professional service contract up to $6,000 with Allison T. Prince, Psy.D., PLLC for competency examinations. Both actions received unanimous affirmative votes from the four present supervisors.

• Approved $136,964.12 appropriation for Opioid Settlement Fund (4-0)
• Authorized contract up to $6,000 with Allison T. Prince, Psy.D., PLLC (4-0)
• Approved $1,500 advertising appropriation for CDC PHIG Google Ads (4-0)
• Overnight travel authorization withdrawn (previously approved on Apr 29, 2026) (4-0)

Board of Supervisors - (5) Planning Committee

The Planning Committee is reviewing a contract for household hazardous waste collection and a grant amendment for waterfront revitalization. The body is also considering a new appointment to the Wyoming County Planning Board and a second public hearing for a micro assistance program.

• Contract with Environmental Enterprises, Inc. for 2026 GLOW Region Household Hazardous Waste Collection Program not to exceed $51,000.00
• Proposed amendment to Resolution No. 23-411 to revise a Local Waterfront Revitalization Program grant amount to $148,750.00
• Request for a 2nd Public Hearing on July 14, 2026, for the WCBAC Micro Assistance Program (MAP) grant
• Proposed appointment of Jeffrey Ewell to a vacant three-year term on the Wyoming County Planning Board
• Review of April 2026 Countywide Zoning Program monthly report

The committee voted to schedule a second public hearing for the MAP grant on July 14, 2026. It appointed Jeffrey Ewell as a voting member of the Planning Board for a three‑year term. The board approved an amendment to Resolution 23‑411 to adjust grant funding amounts. Finally, it authorized a contract with Environmental Enterprises for household hazardous waste collection up to $51,000.

• Approved second public hearing for July 14, 2026 (5-0)
• Appointed Jeffrey Ewell to Planning Board voting seat (5-0)
• Approved amendment to Resolution No. 23-411 adjusting grant amount (5-0)
• Authorized contract with Environmental Enterprises for HHW collection up to $51,000 (5-0)

Board of Supervisors - (4) Agriculture & Green Energy Committee

The Agriculture & Green Energy Committee will discuss and possibly vote on a resolution opposing New York State Senate Bill S.4408.A and Assembly Bill A.10483A, which would authorize the Department of Environmental Conservation to enter into easements for renewable energy interconnections across reforestation areas. The agenda also includes an animal control monthly report, an appointment to the Ag & Farmland Protection Board, and a discussion of a legal letter regarding the Alle-Catt Wind Energy project.

• Resolution opposing NYS Senate Bill S.4408.A and Assembly Bill A.10483A on renewable energy easements across reforestation areas
• Appointment of Caron Gala to the Wyoming County Ag & Farmland Protection Board for an unexpired term through December 31, 2026
• Discussion of Hodgson Russ attorneys' March 30, 2026 letter concerning Alle-Catt Wind Energy LLC's petition to amend its certificate of environmental compatibility
• Proclamation of June 2026 as Dairy Month in Wyoming County
• April monthly report from Animal Control

The Agriculture & Green Energy Committee approved a resolution naming June 2026 Dairy Month in Wyoming County, with a unanimous 5‑aye vote. The committee also adopted a resolution supporting protection of New York State forests and wildlife and opposing two state bills, also by a 5‑aye vote. No other items received a vote or resulted in an actionable decision.

• Adopted Dairy Month proclamation (5 ayes, 2 absent)
• Adopted forest and wildlife protection resolution opposing NYS bills S.4408.A and A.10483A (5 ayes, 2 absent)
• No action taken on Animal Control monthly report
• No action taken on Cooperative Extension update
• No action taken on Ag. & Farmland Protection Board appointment (chair appointment only)
• No action taken on Fair Association update
• No action taken on Dairy Industry update
• No action taken on Soil & Water, Conservation, County Forestlands, and Green Energy legal petition items

Board of Supervisors - (2) Human Services Committee

The Human Services Committee will consider several contracts, including a $44,395 purchase of two 2026 Chevy Trax vehicles. It will also review a $28,000 contract with Planned Parenthood for 24/7 domestic violence hotline coverage and a $10,000 contract for temporary domestic violence housing. Additional items include a travel authorization costing $1,198 and an amendment to increase a grant cap to $300,000.

• Award bid to DeNooyer Chevrolet for two 2026 Chevy Trax, $22,197.50 each, total $44,395 (MUNIS Contract #3813)
• Authorize contract with Planned Parenthood of Central and Western NY for domestic violence hotline, up to $28,000 (MUNIS Contract #3815)
• Authorize contract with Chances & Changes, Inc. for domestic violence temporary housing, up to $10,000
• Amend Resolution 25-632 to raise not‑to‑exceed amount to $300,000 for Unmet Needs funding
• Travel authorization for J. Nunnery to NYPWA conference, cost $1,198.00

The committee approved a veteran's donation to make the pavilion wind‑proof and granted permission for a Voice of Democracy speech. It also amended two prior resolutions to adjust term dates and funding limits, and approved several service contracts, a travel authorization, and a vehicle purchase.

• Approved veteran donation to make pavilion wind‑proof (5 ayes, 2 absent)
• Approved Voice of Democracy speech permission (7 ayes)
• Amended Resolution 26‑064 to change term end date to Dec 31 2028 (7 ayes)
• Amended Resolution 25‑632 to extend term to Mar 31 2027 and raise funding limit to $300,000 (7 ayes)
• Approved translation services contract with Jan Marie Montanye (7 ayes)
• Approved travel authorization for J. Nunnery to NYPWA conference, $1,198 (7 ayes)
• Approved award of two Chevy Trax to DeNooyer Chevrolet, $44,395 total (7 ayes)
• Approved Domestic Violence Hotline contract with Planned Parenthood, up to $28,000 (7 ayes)

Board of Supervisors - (1) Human Resource Committee

The Wyoming County Board of Supervisors' Human Resource Committee will meet to authorize a procurement card increase for the County Clerk and approve an IT services contract for elections. The committee will also discuss filling vacancies on the Board of Ethics and review monthly reports from various departments.

• Authorize County Clerk procurement card increase to $250.00
• Approve IT services contract with Warsaw office, not to exceed $20,000
• Discuss filling two vacant positions on the Board of Ethics
• Review 2026 EAP and FMLA reports
• Proclaim 2026 as the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence

The Human Resource Committee approved an interdepartmental contract for IT services related to elections, not to exceed $20,000, with a 5‑1‑1 vote. It also approved increasing a procurement card limit to $250 for Wendy Dueppengiesser and adopted a proclamation naming 2026 the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, each passing with a 6‑0‑1 vote.

• Approved IT services contract up to $20,000 for elections (5 ayes, 1 no, 1 absent)
• Approved increase of procurement card limit to $250 for Wendy Dueppengiesser (6 ayes, 0 noes, 1 absent)
• Approved proclamation of 2026 as the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence (6 ayes, 0 noes, 1 absent)

Board of Supervisors - (8) Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will consider two appropriations totaling $230,000 to pay outside counsel for ongoing litigation expenses. One appropriation of $30,000 would use fund balance, and another of $200,000 would use interfund revenue. A previous vote on a combined $230,000 appropriation ended in a 3-3 tie, so the items are being considered separately.

• Appropriation of $30,000 from fund balance for legal services
• Appropriation of $200,000 using interfund revenue for legal services
• Prior combined $230,000 appropriation was defeated in the 05/05/26 Finance Committee meeting (3-3 tie)
• Committee members present: Kehl, Rudgers, Klein, Roche, Roberts, Leuer, May, Smith

The committee approved a $200,000 appropriation to Legal Services for retained outside counsel, passing 5-3. It also approved a $30,000 appropriation for the same purpose with unanimous support. A prior $230,000 appropriation request was defeated.

• Approved $200,000 legal services appropriation (5-3)
• Approved $30,000 legal services appropriation (8-0)
• Defeated $230,000 legal services appropriation (3-3, 2 absent)

Board of Supervisors - (9) Committee of the Whole

The Wyoming County Board of Supervisors Committee of the Whole will hear general updates from the County Attorney and the County Administrator covering March–May 2026. The committee will also receive the monthly position fill report for April 14–May 11, 2026, per the county's fill vacancy policy. The agenda includes no specific ordinances, contracts, or public hearings—only routine administrative updates.

• County Attorney general update
• County Administrator monthly update (March–April 2026 and April–May 2026)
• Monthly Position Fill Report for April 14–May 11, 2026 (per Res. #25-270)

The Committee of the Whole met on May 12, 2026 to receive a general update from the County Attorney and a monthly update from the County Administrator, including a position‑fill report. No motions were voted on, and no actions were approved, denied, or tabled.

Board of Supervisors - Regular Monthly Meetings

The Wyoming County Board of Supervisors approved multiple resolutions, including fund transfers to cover a cooling tower coil replacement at the Health Department and to move remaining retaining‑wall project funds back to the capital improvement program. The board also authorized several contracts, adopted bylaws for the GLOW Workforce Development Board, and appointed members to the Office for the Aging Advisory Council.

• Transfer $33,730 for cooling tower coil replacement at the Health Department
• Transfer $35,071.17 to return retaining‑wall project funds to the CIP
• Authorize a $22,945.23 contract with Employee Services, LLC for employee assistance services
• Approve updated bylaws for the GLOW Workforce Development Board
• Appoint Judy White and Virginia Fugle to the Office for the Aging Advisory Council

The Board authorized the Chairman to sign a contract with Employee Services, LLC for employee assistance program services costing $22,945.23 for FY 2026‑2027. The resolution passed unanimously with 201 ayes and no noes, absences, or abstentions. No other substantive actions were recorded beyond routine payments and fund transfers.

• Authorized Chairman to sign $22,945.23 EAP contract with Employee Services, LLC (201‑0‑0‑0)
• Approved fund transfers totaling $68,801.17 for building and grounds projects (201‑0‑0‑0)
• Appropriated $1,761.22 to Treasurer accounts for training, conferences, and gasoline (201‑0‑0‑0)
• Appropriated $30,598.00 to Public Health grants for BOLD Program and CYSHCN‑SS funding (201‑0‑0‑0)
• Appropriated $74,175.00 to Emergency Services grants for CARES UP, recruitment, and EMS medical direction (201‑0‑0‑0)
• Approved payment of April 2026 bills totaling $14,500,397.21 (no vote recorded)

Board of Supervisors - (8) Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will discuss health insurance rates, review several professional service contracts for IT and GIS licensing, and consider appropriations for legal services and public health grants.

• Contract with ESRI Inc. for GIS licensing and maintenance not to exceed $20,837.13
• Contract with Pictometry International Corp for Pictometry Connect not to exceed $4,500.00
• Appropriation of $230,000.00 for retained outside counsel on ongoing litigation
• Lease extension with USDA for 4,500 sq. ft. at $19.10 per sq. ft. annually ($85,950)
• Real property tax refund of $3,470.87 for a parcel at 3962 Silver Springs Rd.

The committee approved the minutes from the April 7 and April 14 meetings. It authorized several professional service contracts, including an ESRI GIS license renewal, a Pictometry contract, and a $198,128.70 amendment to the Tyler Technologies contract. The board also corrected a property‑tax error, designated an acting assessor, and approved a sole‑source radio advertising agreement.

• Approved April 7, 2026 minutes (6‑0, 2 absent)
• Approved April 14, 2026 minutes (6‑0, 2 absent)
• Approved ESRI GIS licensing contract up to $20,837.13 (6‑0, 2 absent)
• Approved Pictometry contract up to $4,500.00 (6‑0, 2 absent)
• Approved amendment to Tyler Technologies contract up to $198,128.70 (6‑0, 2 absent)
• Approved correction and refund of $3,470.87 for parcel 110‑1‑5 (6‑0, 2 absent)
• Designated Scott Schrader as Acting Assessor (6‑0, 2 absent)
• Approved sole‑source radio advertisement agreement with WCJW LLC (6‑0, 2 absent)

Board of Supervisors - (7) Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee will discuss and vote on several contracts, vehicle purchases, grant appropriations, and travel requests. Key items include four new Dodge Durangos for the Sheriff's office, software and service contracts, school resource officer agreements, and EMS-related funding.

• Authorize purchase of three marked 2026 Dodge Durangos for $121,716.63 and one unmarked for $42,125.00 from state bids
• Professional service contract with PowerDMS for software licenses and policy management for $15,339.54
• Interdepartmental contracts with DSS: fraud investigator ($154,773) and security ($93,126)
• School law enforcement contracts with Letchworth Central (up to $69.96/hr) and Attica Central (up to $55.73/hr) for 2026-27
• Contract with Lexipol LLC for wellness application at $29,500, offset by CARES UP grant

The Public Safety Committee authorized the Chairman to sign a contract with PowerDMS for software licenses and subscription fees up to $15,339.54, effective May 30, 2025‑May 29, 2027. The committee also approved several other contracts and appropriations, including a vehicle purchase, a dental services contract for inmates, and EMS‑related appropriations and travel requests.

• Approved PowerDMS software contract up to $15,339.54 (7‑0)
• Approved overnight travel for C. Reagan to Undersheriff’s Training Conference (7‑0)
• Approved Letchworth Central School police services contract (6‑1)
• Approved Attica Central School police services contract (5‑2)
• Approved NYS Mini‑bid #26‑002‑3 for three Dodge Durango vehicles up to $121,716.63 (7‑0)
• Approved NYS Mini‑bid #26‑003‑1 for one Dodge Durango vehicle up to $42,125.00 (7‑0)
• Approved Eastman Institute for Oral Health dental services contract for inmates (7‑0)
• Approved $41,000 CARES UP grant appropriation for EMS week (7‑0)

Board of Supervisors - (6) Public Works Committee

The Wyoming County Board of Supervisors Public Works Committee will authorize contracts for preliminary engineering on seven bridges and controlled demolition at 44 Center St. The committee also approved a transfer of funds for a cooling tower replacement and authorized the closeout of a retaining wall project.

• Authorize contract with Greenman-Pedersen, Inc. for 7 Bridges preliminary engineering (max $157,482)
• Authorize contract with Metro Environmental for controlled demo at 44 Center St (max $45,900)
• Authorize contract with Paradigm Environmental Services for air sampling at 44 Center St (max $5,880)
• Transfer $33,730 for cooling tower coil replacement at Health Department
• Authorize closeout of Retaining Wall Project at Ag Center ($209,058.31)

The Public Works Committee approved a professional service contract up to $157,482 for preliminary engineering and design of seven county bridges. The committee also extended the vacant Highway Maintenance Supervisor position, authorized travel for Peter Myers, and approved several other contracts and fund transfers, each with unanimous support.

• Approved extension of vacant Highway Maintenance Supervisor position (7 ayes)
• Approved overnight travel for Peter Myers to Highway School, $740 total (7 ayes)
• Approved professional service contract up to $157,482 with Greenman‑Pedersen for seven bridge designs (7 ayes)
• Approved permission to bid parking lot projects (7 ayes)
• Approved permission to bid air handler at Ag Center (7 ayes)
• Approved permission to bid jail windows (7 ayes)
• Approved professional service contract up to $49,500 with Metro Environmental for controlled demolition (7 ayes)
• Approved professional service contract up to $5,880 with Paradigm Environmental Services for air sampling (7 ayes)

Board of Supervisors - (4) Agriculture & Green Energy Committee

The Agriculture and Green Energy Committee will consider a letter from Hodgson Russ LLP regarding Alle-Catt Wind Energy LLC’s petition to amend its Certificate of Environmental Compatibility and Public Need. Most other agenda items are routine reports or marked as "Nothing to Report," including updates from Animal Control, Cooperative Extension, and various agricultural boards.

• Letter from Hodgson Russ LLP on Alle-Catt Wind Energy LLC’s petition to amend certificate
• March monthly report from Animal Control with J. Goodell
• General update and April-May 4-H News from Cooperative Extension
• No reports from Ag & Farmland Protection, Soil & Water, Conservation, County Forestlands, Fair Association, or Dairy Industry

The Agriculture & Green Energy Committee presented several updates, including a $5,000 proposed contract for Genesee Valley Conservancy and a letter regarding Alle‑Catt Wind Energy LLC. No motions were recorded, and no decisions were made during the meeting.

Board of Supervisors - (5) Planning Committee

The Planning Committee will discuss and potentially act on several items, including a SEQR lead agency determination for the Town of Java, a professional service contract with the Genesee Valley Conservancy for up to $5,000, and a grant application for the Silver Lake Local Waterfront Revitalization Program Phase II in a minimum amount of $255,851. They will also consider an appointment to the Wyoming County Business Center Board of Directors and review monthly reports from the Countywide Zoning Program.

• SEQR – Notice of Intent to Act as Lead Agency for the Town of Java
• Appointment of Dan Leuer, T/Middlebury, to the Wyoming County Business Center Board of Directors for a three-year term
• Professional service contract with Genesee Valley Conservancy for up to $5,000 for Farmland Protection Implementation Grants
• Grant application for Silver Lake Local Waterfront Revitalization Program Phase II, minimum $255,851
• Discussion on Ag Center Alteration and Public Defender Planning and Engineering space allocation

The Planning Committee appointed Dan Leuer to the Wyoming County Business Center Board of Directors for a three‑year term. It authorized a professional services contract up to $5,000 with the Genesee Valley Conservancy for farmland protection grants. It also approved acceptance of a $255,851 grant for the Silver Lake Local Waterfront Revitalization Program Phase II.

• Appointed Dan Leuer to Business Center Board (7‑0 vote, 1 absent)
• Authorized $5,000 contract with Genesee Valley Conservancy (7‑0 vote, 1 absent)
• Approved $255,851 Silver Lake waterfront grant acceptance (7‑0 vote, 1 absent)

Board of Supervisors - (3) Public Health Committee

The Public Health Committee will discuss authorizing two professional service contracts using Regional Opioid Settlement Funds—one for expanded mental health services and another for a vehicle purchase. It will also consider a grant application for at least $132,000 to build rural suicide‑prevention capacity, an amendment to extend a trainee position, and travel authorizations for staff attending state conferences. All items are pending motion and vote.

• Authorize contract up to $31,000 with Insightful Strides, Inc. for expanded mental health services (May 1 2026–June 30 2027)
• Authorize contract up to $65,000 with Allegany Rehabilitation Associates, Inc. for vehicle purchase (May 1 2026–June 30 2027)
• Submit grant application to NY State Office of Mental Health for at least $132,000 for rural suicide‑prevention (deadline May 13 2026)
• Amend Resolution #25-370 to extend and fund Public Health Program Specialist Trainee position through Sept 1 2026
• Approve overnight travel for R. Jines to NYS Environmental Health Directors Conference and W. Lampke to medicolegal death investigation training (May 11‑13 2026)

The Public Health Committee approved a proclamation for Mental Health Month and authorized two professional service contracts totaling $96,000 for expanded mental‑health services. It also approved grant applications for $132,000 in suicide‑prevention funding and $1,610 for the BOLD program, along with related appropriations. The committee amended Resolution 25‑370 to extend a specialist trainee position and authorized overnight travel for two staff members to attend conferences.

• Proclaimed May Mental Health Month (carried, 6-0)
• Approved Insightful Strides contract up to $31,000 (carried, 6-0)
• Approved Allegany Rehabilitation contract up to $65,000 (carried, 6-0)
• Approved $132,000 suicide‑prevention grant application (carried, 6-0)
• Approved $1,610 Health Research grant and appropriation (carried, 6-0)
• Approved $28,988 CSHN grant appropriation (carried, 6-0)
• Amended Resolution 25‑370 to extend specialist trainee position (carried, 6-0)
• Authorized overnight travel for R. Jines to NYS Environmental Health Directors Conference (carried, 6-0)

Board of Supervisors - (1) Human Resource Committee

The Human Resource Committee will consider several personnel and administrative items, including a $22,945.23 contract with Employee Services, LLC for EAP services and creation of a Human Resource Assistant I position (grade MC 9, $23.03–$26.69/hour). They will also discuss travel authorization for a county attorney to attend a conference, tuition reimbursement, and Board of Ethics vacancies.

• Resolution to forward Semi-Annual Mortgage Tax Report (Oct 2025–Mar 2026) to Finance Committee
• Overnight travel authorization for Jennifer Nunnery to attend NY Public Welfare Association conference (July 19–22, 2026; $224 registration fee)
• Create and fill one Human Resource Assistant I position (1.00 FTE, grade MC 9, $23.03–$26.69/hour) to replace a promoted employee
• Professional service contract with Employee Services, LLC for EAP services ($22,945.23; effective April 1, 2026–March 31, 2027)
• Discussion of Board of Ethics vacancies (1-year and 5-year terms) and Assigned Counsel Program

The committee forwarded the semi‑annual mortgage tax report to the Finance Committee and approved a $230,000 legal services appropriation (with $200,000 interfund revenue and $30,000 contingency). It authorized overnight travel for a conference, created a Human Resources Assistant I position, abolished an Assistant II position, approved tuition reimbursement for an employee, and authorized a $22,945.23 contract for employee assistance services.

• Forwarded semi‑annual mortgage tax report to Finance (5-0)
• Approved $230,000 legal services appropriation (4-2)
• Approved overnight travel for conference (6-0)
• Created HR Assistant I position (6-0)
• Abolished HR Assistant II position (6-0)
• Approved tuition reimbursement for Brittany Ozzimo (6-0)
• Approved $22,945.23 EAP services contract (6-0)

Board of Supervisors - (2) Human Services Committee

The committee is reviewing updated by-laws for the GLOW Workforce Development Board and several interdepartmental contracts. The body is also discussing personnel appointments for the Office for the Aging and the disposal of two surplus vehicles.

• Renewal of DSS contract with Sheriff's Department for fraud unit investigator not to exceed $154,773.00
• Renewal of DSS contract with Sheriff's Department for security not to exceed $93,126.00
• Renewal of DSS contract with IT Department for hardware/software support not to exceed $114,808.00
• Proposal to create a per diem Health Insurance Coordinator position for the Office for the Aging
• Surplus disposal of two Ford Fusion vehicles (2014 and 2016 models)

The Human Services Committee approved the surplus declaration and disposal of Vehicle #4 (2016 Ford Fusion) and Vehicle #7 (2014 Ford Fusion) to replace them with a new vehicle. The motion passed with six votes in favor and one absent. Several other items were also approved, including appointments to the Office for the Aging Advisory Council, creation of a Health Insurance Coordinator position, and multiple overnight travel authorizations.

• Resolution to approve GLOW WDB by‑laws defeated (5 ayes, 2 absent)
• POW/MIA table permission event approved (6 ayes, 1 absent)
• Office for the Aging Advisory Council appointments approved (6 ayes, 1 absent)
• Create Health Insurance Coordinator position approved (6 ayes, 1 absent)
• Overnight travel for youth bureau staff approved (6 ayes, 1 absent)
• Overnight travel for youth justice conference approved (6 ayes, 1 absent)
• Overnight travel for CPRST skill demonstration approved (6 ayes, 1 absent)
• Dispose of two Ford Fusion vehicles approved (6 ayes, 1 absent)

Board of Supervisors - (8) Finance Committee

The Finance Committee is meeting to discuss a resolution regarding a state grant application. The proposal involves the New York State Department of Conservation Open Space Conservation Grant Program to acquire Camp Wyomoco.

• Resolution to approve and endorse application for Open Space Conservation Grant Program for Camp Wyomoco acquisition

The Finance Committee voted to approve and endorse Wyoming County’s application for the New York State Department of Conservation Open Space Conservation Grant Program to acquire Camp Wyomoco. The motion was made by Supervisor Smith and passed with five votes in favor and three against. The $2 M grant would cover a $1.75 M purchase price, $100 K for site remediation, and related costs. Letters of support from multiple local organizations were attached.

• Approved $2 M grant application for Camp Wyomoco acquisition (5-3)

Board of Supervisors - (9) Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss the implementation of the Dr. John L. Flateau Voting and Elections Database of New York Act. The body will also review school resource officers and water meter billing procedures.

• Dr. John L. Flateau Voting and Elections Database of New York Act (effective April 01, 2026)
• Discussion on School Superintendents and School Resource Officers
• Review of WCWRA water meter reading and billing procedure
• Monthly Position Fill Report for March 10, 2026 – April 13, 2026
• Wyoming Hospital Foundation discussion on volunteerism

The Committee of the Whole met on April 14, 2026 at 12:30 PM in the Supervisors’ Chambers and via Zoom. Supervisors Brick, May, Berwanger, Kehl, Prior, Klein, Rudgers, Roche, Granger, Roberts, McCormick, Leuer, Smith, Becker, Perkins and Merrill were present, with Clerk C. Ketchum also attending. The agenda covered the Wyoming Hospital Foundation, a voting‑and‑elections database, volunteer fire service challenges, school resource officer contracts, water‑meter billing procedures, and a county broadband update, but no motions were voted on or adopted. The next meeting is scheduled for May 12, 2026 at 1:00 PM.

Board of Supervisors - Regular Monthly Meetings

The Wyoming County Board of Supervisors will vote on a series of resolutions covering finance, human resources, public works, public safety, and health matters. Consent items include transferring funds to various 2026 accounts and appropriating funds to those accounts. Several committees will also adopt policies and authorize contracts on behalf of county departments. Non‑consent resolutions request state action on issues such as Medicaid caps and air service development.

• Resolution No. 1 (Finance Committee): Funds transferred to various 2026 accounts
• Resolution No. 2 (Finance Committee): Funds appropriated to various 2026 accounts
• Resolution No. 4 (Human Resource Committee): Chairman authorized to sign a contract with Foote & Meyer, PLLC on behalf of the County Attorney
• Resolution No. 25 (Public Works Committee): Resolution urging New York State to adopt and fund state‑sponsored air service development programs
• Resolution No. 47 (Finance Committee): Resolution urging the Governor and State Legislature to preserve the county Medicaid cap

The Wyoming County Board of Supervisors met on April 14, 2026 at the County Government Center with all supervisors present. The meeting included a pledge of allegiance led by Tech Sergeant William L. Heinzlmeir, a certificate of appreciation presented to him, and a historical address by County Historian Kevin Proper. No substantive actions, approvals, or votes were recorded in the minutes.

Board of Supervisors - (8) Finance Committee

The Wyoming County Finance Committee will consider a series of items, including approvals of resolutions from the Winter NYSAC conference, travel authorizations, and several professional‑service contracts for IT services such as Extrahop ($28,798), VMWare ($35,200), iVergent ($24,564) and KnowBe4 ($4,976.41). The committee will also vote on a $50,000 cybersecurity grant award, a $200 deposit related to the resale of Lot 26 on West Main Street in Attica, and a large 2025 appropriation for the Wyoming County‑Based Hospital covering contracts and capital equipment exceeding $7 million. Additional agenda items cover a sales‑tax update, a proposed amendment to a surplus‑property resolution, and budget‑office reviews of 2025 transfers and the 2025 income statement.

• Approve IT professional‑service contract with SHI for Extrahop renewal up to $28,798 (effective June 30 2026‑June 29 2027)
• Approve IT professional‑service contract with SHI for VMWare renewal up to $35,200 (effective June 4 2026‑June 3 2027)
• Approve IT contract with iVergent for Switchvox Titanium support up to $24,564 (effective May 11 2026‑May 10 2030)
• Approve $50,000 New York State Homeland Security cybersecurity grant award (FY 2023 program)
• Approve 2025 appropriation for WCCH covering contracts and capital equipment totaling $7,775,296.42

The committee approved the March 3, 2026 minutes and authorized a $28,798 Extrahop service contract. It also approved two overnight travel authorizations for T. Horton. In addition, the committee adopted a series of resolutions urging state action on Medicaid caps, EMS tax relief, sales‑tax control, community‑college funding, and other issues.

• Approved March 3, 2026 minutes (5-0, 3 absent)
• Approved Extrahop service contract up to $28,798 (5-0, 3 absent)
• Approved travel for T. Horton to NYS Association of Self‑Insured Counties conference (5-0, 3 absent)
• Approved travel for T. Horton to NY Self‑Insurers Association workshop (5-0, 3 absent)
• Approved resolution urging preservation of the county Medicaid cap (5-0, 3 absent)
• Approved resolution urging exemption of EMS from the real‑property tax cap (5-0, 3 absent)
• Approved resolution affirming local control over county sales tax (5-0, 3 absent)
• Approved resolution urging full state funding for community colleges (5-0, 3 absent)

Board of Supervisors - (6) Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will consider several contract awards, including a bridge replacement project and professional service agreements. They will vote on awarding the SH#29 Almeter Road bridge contract to Hunting Valley Construction for up to $1,073,994.24. The committee will also authorize elevator repair services up to $10,000 and a load‑study contract up to $5,556. Additional items include highway annual bid results and a cost update for a county tractor.

• Award bridge replacement contract (SH#29 Almeter Rd over Tonawanda Creek) to Hunting Valley Construction, up to $1,073,994.24
• Authorize TKE Elevator Corp to repair county building elevators, not to exceed $10,000
• Authorize Ferguson Electric to perform a generator load‑study at the Fire Training Center, not to exceed $5,556
• Highway annual bids: ties for stone and asphalt items with per‑ton prices (e.g., $85.00 per ton for asphaltic concrete, $26.00 per ton for crushed stone)
• FYI: Cost increase of $1,793.00 for a 2027 Western Star 49X tractor

The Public Works Committee approved three Winter NYSAC conference resolutions urging state action. It awarded a $1,073,994.24 contract to Hunting Valley Construction for the SH#29 Almeter Road bridge replacement. Several procurement, asset disposal, and service contracts were also approved.

• Approved three Winter NYSAC conference resolutions urging state action (6-0)
• Approved award of $1,073,994.24 contract to Hunting Valley Construction for SH#29 Almeter Road bridge replacement (6-0)
• Approved FYI cost increase of $1,793 for 2027 Western Star 49X tractor (6-0)
• Approved disposal of surplus 2001 Mack and 2013 International dump trucks (6-0)
• Approved award of highway annual bids via tie‑breaking (coin toss/dice) (6-0)
• Approved professional service contract with TKE Elevator Corp for up to $10,000 maintenance (6-0)
• Approved professional service contract with Ferguson Electric for load study up to $5,556 (6-0)

Board of Supervisors - (7) Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee will discuss several NYSAC resolutions and operational updates for the Sheriff's Office and County Jail. The body is deciding on multiple professional service contracts, travel authorizations, and the appropriation of grant funds.

• Bid award to Tetra Tech, Inc. for a Multi-Jurisdictional All-Hazards Mitigation Plan not to exceed $99,660.00
• Appropriation of $400,000.00 in remaining FY23 SICG Grant Funds for IT, communications, and software
• Contract with Wilmac Technologies for 911 software maintenance not to exceed $38,445.00
• Contract with Tyler Technologies Inc. for Civil Process software maintenance not to exceed $17,100.00
• Request for permission to bid for four patrol vehicles

The Public Safety Committee adopted four resolutions on state‑level reforms, approved several appropriations and contract amendments, and authorized travel for staff. All motions passed unanimously with 7 ayes and no noes.

• Adopted four resolutions urging reforms on Raise the Age funding, volunteer fire stipends, Medicaid waiver, and probation alternatives (7‑0)
• Approved $4,859.75 appropriation for vehicle change‑over expenses (7‑0)
• Granted permission to bid for four new patrol vehicles (7‑0)
• Amended Attica Central School SRO contract rate to $66.42 per hour (7‑0)
• Amended Letchworth Central School SRO contract rate to $67.39 per hour (7‑0)
• Authorized Tyler Technologies contract for civil‑process software maintenance up to $17,100 (7‑0)
• Approved $6,000 appropriation for computer equipment to upgrade the Black Creek system (7‑0)
• Approved multiple overnight travel authorizations for county staff (7‑0 each)

Board of Supervisors - (3) Public Health Committee

The Wyoming County Public Health Committee will discuss several resolutions and updates, including an amendment to Resolution No. 19-260 that extends a grant contract to Jan 31 2027 with a minimum award of $1,550,090. The agenda also includes a travel authorization for K. Dryja to attend a CARES UP community of practice, a proposal for a $15,000 appropriation of JUUL settlement funds, and a request for a $233,522 annual award under RFA #20706 for a consumer assistance navigator program. Additional items cover health department project updates and operational reports.

• Amend Resolution No. 19-260 to extend grant contract to Jan 31 2027, minimum $1,550,090 (MUNIS #2420)
• Travel authorization for K. Dryja to attend CARES UP event in Albany, May 19‑20, 2026 (grant‑paid)
• Proposal to appropriate $15,000 from JUUL settlement funds for 2026 expenses
• Request for $233,522 annual award (2027‑2032) under RFA #20706 for Navigator program
• Health department project updates: fall prevention, BOLD program, syringe disposal unit replacement

The committee approved two resolutions urging state funding for healthy neighborhoods and supporting the governor’s FY 2027 mental‑health budget proposals. It authorized K. Dryja’s travel to a CARES UP conference, amended a health‑grant contract to extend through Jan 31 2027 with a total award of $1,550,090, and approved a grant application for a $233,522 annual consumer‑assistance program. The board also appropriated $15,000 of JUUL settlement funds for a student event and vape‑detector purchases.

• Approved resolution urging Governor to restore Healthy Neighborhoods funding (6‑0)
• Approved resolution supporting Governor Hochul’s FY 2027 mental‑health budget proposals (6‑0)
• Approved overnight travel authorization for K. Dryja to attend CARES UP conference (6‑0)
• Amended Resolution No. 19‑260 to extend grant award to Jan 31 2027, total $1,550,090 (6‑0)
• Approved grant application for NYS Dept of Health Consumer Assistance program, $233,522 annual award (6‑0)
• Approved $15,000 appropriation of JUUL settlement funds for student event and vape detectors (6‑0)

Board of Supervisors - (5) Planning Committee

The Planning Committee considered several appropriations and contracts, including a $115,611.98 professional service contract for the county comprehensive plan. It also reviewed funding for a special economic development project, a farmland protection grant contract, and a private road naming policy. Additional items included a request to use $480 of ConnectALL Broadband Grant funds for ArcGIS Online credits.

• $115,611.98 professional service contract with Genesee/Finger Lakes Regional Planning Council for the Comprehensive Plan
• $71,319.94 special economic development project (ESD ConnectAll) contract
• Up to $5,000 contract with Genesee Valley Conservancy for farmland protection implementation grants
• Adoption of Private Road Naming Policy for shared‑right‑of‑way properties
• Permission to use $480 of ConnectALL Broadband Grant funds for ArcGIS Online credit reimbursement

The Planning Committee adopted a Private Road Naming Policy and approved multiple funding contracts for county projects. Appropriations were made for professional services, a special economic development project, farmland protection, and an intermunicipal zoning agreement. All motions were carried with the recorded vote counts.

• Adopt Private Road Naming Policy (7 ayes, 1 absent) – Carried
• Approve $115,611.98 professional service contract for Comprehensive Plan (6 ayes, 2 absent) – Carried
• Approve $71,319.94 Special Economic Development Project contract (6 ayes, 2 absent) – Carried
• Approve $5,000 farmland protection service contract with Genesee Valley Conservancy (5 ayes, 2 noes, 1 absent) – Carried
• Approve $3,200 intermunicipal agreement with Village of Wyoming for model zoning law (7 ayes, 1 absent) – Carried
• Approve $3,175 advertising funds for Comprehensive Plan (6 ayes, 2 absent) – Carried
• Approve $10,931.53 water resource grant for Town of Bennington (7 ayes, 1 absent) – Carried
• Approve $60,861.50 LWRP grant reallocation (7 ayes, 1 absent) – Carried

Board of Supervisors - (4) Agriculture & Green Energy Committee

The Agriculture & Green Energy Committee will discuss several resolutions, including support for Senate Bill S.1563 to create a statewide animal cruelty registry, support for S.8712 to protect prime farmland and set standards for renewable energy siting, and support for legislation to remove rebate limits in the municipal zero‑emission vehicle program. The committee will also review reports on the NYS Agriculture Non‑Point Source Pollution Abatement program and the 2025 Soil & Water activities. No decisions or votes are recorded in the agenda.

• Resolution supporting Senate Bill S.1563 (Tedisco) for a statewide animal cruelty registry
• Resolution supporting S.8712 (Hinchey) to protect prime farmland and set standards for major renewable energy facilities
• Resolution supporting Part S of the Ted Article VII legislation to remove rebate limits in the municipal zero‑emission vehicle program
• Final Report for NYS Agriculture Non‑Point Source Pollution Abatement & Control Program (Genesee River Water Quality Protection Project)
• 2025 Activities review for Soil & Water and Wyoming County Soil & Water Conservation District annual report

The Agriculture & Green Energy Committee adopted a resolution supporting Senate Bill S.1563, which creates a statewide animal cruelty registry, with 7 ayes. It also approved a resolution backing Senate Bill S.8712 to protect prime farmland and strengthen standards for major renewable energy facilities, with 7 ayes. A third resolution supporting legislation to remove rebate limits in the municipal zero‑emission vehicle program was likewise carried unanimously (7 ayes).

• Approved resolution supporting Senate Bill S.1563 (animal cruelty registry) – 7 ayes
• Approved resolution supporting Senate Bill S.8712 (prime farmland protection and renewable energy siting) – 7 ayes
• Approved resolution supporting legislation to remove rebate limits in the municipal ZEV program – 7 ayes

Board of Supervisors - (2) Human Services Committee

The Wyoming County Human Services Committee met on March 31, 2026 to consider several resolutions, funding appropriations, contracts, and travel authorizations. Items included three winter NYSAC conference resolutions, a $5,000 Alzheimer caregiver grant, a $5,000 contract with Charcoal Corral for senior dining, and multiple overnight travel requests totaling over $4,800. The committee also discussed permission to bid for two county vehicles, an unpaid SUNY Brockport internship, and proclamations such as Child Abuse/Neglect Prevention Awareness Month. No decisions were recorded in the agenda.

• Resolution urging the Governor and Legislature to expedite Covered Lives implementation guidance and funds (Winter NYSAC conference)
• $5,000 Alzheimer Caregiver Grant appropriation using 2025 Exhale Grant cash advance
• Professional service contract $5,000 with 4‑S Theatre and Restaurant, Inc. DBA Charcoal Corral for senior dining (effective 3/1/26‑12/31/28)
• Overnight travel authorizations for staff to attend conferences and training, total cost $4,309.52 plus additional amounts ($300, $474.18, $104, $43, $43)
• Permission to go out to bid for two county vehicles (effective 04/14/26‑12/31/26)

The Human Services Committee approved several actions by unanimous vote. It adopted a $5,000 Alzheimer Caregiver Grant, a contract with Charcoal Corral for senior dining, and permission to bid for two county vehicles. The committee also approved an unpaid SUNY Brockport internship, an April Child Abuse/Neglect Prevention Awareness Month proclamation, and multiple travel authorizations for staff.

• Approved $5,000 Alzheimer Caregiver Grant (7-0)
• Approved $5,000+ dining contract with Charcoal Corral (7-0)
• Approved permission to bid for two county vehicles (7-0)
• Approved unpaid SUNY Brockport intern (7-0)
• Approved April Child Abuse/Neglect Prevention Awareness Month proclamation (7-0)
• Approved B. Dennis NYPWA Conference travel ($4,309.52) (7-0)

Board of Supervisors - (1) Human Resource Committee

The Wyoming County Human Resource Committee will consider authorizing the Chairman to sign a professional service contract with Warsaw Penny Saver for processing and mailing annual Mail Check Cards, not to exceed $9,600, covering March 13 through May 31, 2026. The Committee will also review a contract with Foote & Meyer, PLLC for legal services related to building department judgments, limited to $10,000 per year from April 14, 2026 to December 31, 2028. Additional items include adopting a gender‑based violence policy, approving a $1,000 procurement card for HR Assistant Brittany Ozzimo, and authorizing overnight travel for staff to attend state conferences in June 2026.

• Authorize contract with Warsaw Penny Saver, 72 North Main Street, Warsaw, NY, for mail check card processing up to $9,600 (effective Mar 13–May 31 2026).
• Authorize contract with Foote & Meyer, PLLC, 23 West Court Street, Warsaw, NY, for legal services up to $10,000 per year (effective Apr 14 2026–Dec 31 2028).
• Adopt Gender Based Violence Policy.
• Approve procurement card for HR Assistant Brittany Ozzimo with a $1,000 credit limit.
• Approve overnight travel for staff to NYSAPCSO and NYSPELRA conferences in June 2026, including conference fees and hotel costs.

The committee adopted a resolution urging the state to raise the salary cap for retired public employees. It approved a $9,600 contract with Warsaw Penny Saver for mail check cards and a legal services contract with Foote & Meyer PLLC up to $10,000 per year. Several policies were adopted, including a gender‑based violence policy and a procedure for employee disciplinary records. Procurement and travel authorizations for HR staff were also approved.

• Adopted resolution urging state to increase salary cap for retired public employees (7-0)
• Approved $9,600 contract with Warsaw Penny Saver for mail check cards (6-1)
• Approved legal services contract with Foote & Meyer PLLC up to $10,000 per year (7-0)
• Adopted policy on employee notification of disciplinary records under FOIL (7-0)
• Adopted gender‑based violence policy (7-0)
• Approved $1,000 procurement card for HR Assistant Brittany Ozzimo (7-0)
• Approved travel for HR staff to NYSAPCSO conference, June 14‑17, 2026 (7-0)
• Approved travel for HR staff to NYSPELRA conference, June 28‑July 1, 2026 (7-0)

Board of Supervisors - Regular Monthly Meetings

The Wyoming County Board of Supervisors will adopt a series of resolutions covering fund transfers, appropriations, and contract authorizations. Key actions include authorizing tower site leases and license agreements for the County Broadband Project with SBA Towers and American Towers, LLC. Additional resolutions approve a purchase agreement for property at 2780 Buffalo Road and fund allocations for IT licensing and transportation projects.

• Resolution 26: Transfer of $8,975 to Buildings and Grounds for a new AHU replacement
• Resolution 26: Appropriation of $25,461 for Microsoft Exchange Online licensing (IT)
• Resolution 41: Purchase agreement with Cornell Cooperative Extension for property at 2780 Buffalo Road, Orangeville
• Resolutions 44‑47: Authorization of tower site leases and license agreements for the County Broadband Project (SBA Towers; American Towers, LLC)
• Resolution 22: Funding and implementation of 100% of eligible costs for a Transportation Federal‑Aid project

The Board transferred $8,975 to reallocate building repair funds. It appropriated multiple accounts, including $200,000 for a Small Cities Grant, $326,906 for mental‑health services, and other amounts for IT, historian projects, social services, public health, buildings, sheriff equipment, and ambulance technology. The Chairman was authorized to sign a grant application with the New York State Education Department’s Office of State History.

• Approved $8,975 funds transfer for building repair (201‑0)
• Appropriated $25,461 for Microsoft Exchange Online licensing (201‑0)
• Appropriated $200,000 Small Cities Grant to Planning and Development (201‑0)
• Appropriated $326,906 for Mental Health programs (201‑0)
• Appropriated $33,000 for Public Health equipment and software (201‑0)
• Appropriated $11,799 for Sheriff evidence lockers (201‑0)
• Authorized Chairman to sign NYSED grant application and accept award (no vote recorded)
• Approved payment of February 2026 bills totaling $10,422,578.36 (no vote recorded)

Board of Supervisors - (9) Committee of the Whole

The Wyoming County Board of Supervisors Committee of the Whole met on March 10, 2026, to discuss the county's broadband business model and approve a professional service contract for the 2026 County Broadband Capital Improvement Program (CIP). The meeting also covered monthly updates, position fill reports, and future presentations on water resources and public safety.

• Approved $275,000.00 professional service contract for County Broadband CIP
• Discussed Wyoming County Broadband Business Model
• Reviewed monthly position fill report for January-March 2026
• Scheduled April 14, 2026 presentation on water meter reading procedures
• Scheduled April 14, 2026 presentation on public safety

The Committee of the Whole met on March 10, 2026 at the Supervisors’ Chambers and via Zoom. Agenda items included a presentation on the Wyoming County broadband business model and a $275,000 appropriation for the County Broadband CIP, but the minutes do not show any motions that were approved, denied, or tabled. No final outcomes or vote tallies are recorded for these items. The next meeting is scheduled for April 14, 2026.

Board of Supervisors - (8) Finance Committee

The Finance Committee is reviewing several professional service contracts, tower site leases, and budget appropriations. The body is also discussing a potential purchase agreement for Camp WYOMOCO and adjustments to assessment services rates.

• Proposed purchase of Camp WYOMOCO from Cornell Cooperative Extension for up to $1.75 million
• Contract with CivicPlus, Inc. for website hosting and support not to exceed $17,011.60
• Lease with USDA Wyoming County for 4,500 sq. ft. at an annual amount of $77,625.00
• Tower site leases with SBA TOWERS (Orangeville and Java Village) and American Towers, LLC (Ortner Road and Gainesville)
• Appropriation of $200,000.00 for a Small Cities Grant on behalf of Planning

The Finance Committee approved the meeting minutes and a series of contracts, including a website hosting agreement up to $17,011.60 and a software appropriation of $25,461. It also authorized several travel expenses, a $200,000 small‑cities grant, a $111,120 water‑resource appropriation, and established a $15 M limit on Due To/Due From fund transfers.

• Approved February 03, 2026 minutes (7 ayes, 1 absent)
• Approved CivicPlus website hosting contract up to $17,011.60 (7 ayes, 1 absent)
• Approved $25,461 software appropriation for Microsoft Exchange Online (7 ayes, 1 absent)
• Approved overnight travel for B. Sikes to NY State IT conference (7 ayes, 1 absent)
• Approved $200,000 small‑cities grant appropriation (7 ayes, 1 absent)
• Approved $1,000 travel for clerk C. Ketchum to NYS Clerks conference (7 ayes, 1 absent)
• Approved $111,120 water resource agency appropriation (7 ayes, 1 absent)
• Approved $15,000,000 cap on Due To/Due From fund transfers (7 ayes, 1 absent)

Board of Supervisors - (7) Public Safety Committee

The Wyoming County Public Safety Committee will consider authorizing contracts for jail software, 911 system maintenance, and ambulance billing, along with travel authorizations and grant applications.

• Authorize contract with EM Systems for jail management system upgrades ($32,700)
• Authorize contract with EM Systems for 911 system support ($96,000)
• Authorize contract with Professional Ambulance Billing for billing services ($238,713.79)
• Authorize contract with Colden Enterprises for ambulance power load system ($3,000)
• Authorize travel for B. Streicher to NYSAC Legislative Conference

The committee approved a $689,655 Emergency Services IP Network grant and several professional service contracts, including a $55,550 LEMS records system contract, a $15,000 V&T enforcement contract, and a $9,000 fire‑training equipment contract. It also authorized $11,799 for evidence lockers, a sole‑source radio advertising contract, and overnight travel for staff to conferences. All motions passed with unanimous or near‑unanimous votes.

• Approved $55,550 LEMS Records Management contract with EM Systems (6‑0‑1)
• Approved $15,000 V&T Laws enforcement contract with Town of Covington (7‑0)
• Approved $35.01/hr court security contract with Town of Sheldon (7‑0)
• Approved $689,655 Emergency Services IP Network grant acceptance (7‑0)
• Approved $11,799 appropriation for evidence lockers (7‑0)
• Approved overnight travel for D. Murphy to NYSAIEP conference (7‑0)
• Approved sole‑source radio advertisement contract with WCJW Radio (7‑0)
• Approved $9,000 Dival Safety Equipment contract for fire training center (7‑0)

Board of Supervisors - (6) Public Works Committee

The Wyoming County Public Works Committee will consider authorizing contracts for highway rehabilitation, animal shelter fencing, and building maintenance. The agenda also includes the creation of a new administrative position and the disposal of surplus vehicles.

• Authorize signing contract for Highway Rehabilitation on Griffith Rd (CR64) up to $505,060
• Authorize signing contract for fencing at Wyoming County Animal Shelter up to $11,800
• Authorize awarding bid for new 2026 F-250 pick-up truck up to $43,088.69
• Authorize signing contract for security system services up to $3,200
• Authorize signing contract for replacement RTU at 448 N. Main St up to $8,975

The committee approved a $505,060 contract with NYSDOT for preliminary engineering and design of highway rehabilitation on Griffith Road (CR64). Several other contracts and appropriations were also approved, including a new pickup truck, security system services, and a fence for the animal shelter. All motions passed with six votes in favor and one member absent.

• Created Administrative Assistant I position (1.0 FTE) effective March 11, 2026 – Approved (5 ayes, 2 absent)
• Awarded bid to Basil Ford Inc. for a 2026 F‑250 XL pickup truck up to $43,088.69 – Approved (6 ayes, 1 absent)
• Signed security system contract with Seneca Gorham Security Systems for $3,200 – Approved (6 ayes, 1 absent)
• Signed fence contract with New York State Fence, Inc. for animal shelter up to $11,800 – Approved (6 ayes, 1 absent)
• Awarded roof‑top unit replacement contract with Harding Plumbing and Heating Inc. up to $8,975 – Approved (6 ayes, 1 absent)
• Approved highway rehabilitation contract with NYSDOT for Griffith Rd up to $505,060 – Approved (6 ayes, 1 absent)
• Approved engineering services contract with T.Y. Lin International up to $505,023.35 – Approved (6 ayes, 1 absent)
• Declared surplus and approved disposal of two dump trucks (2001 Mack and 2013 International) – Approved (6 ayes, 1 absent)

Board of Supervisors - (3) Public Health Committee

The Public Health Committee will consider amendments to two resolutions that modify contracts funded by Regional Opioid Settlement Funds, one for up to $35,000 and another for up to $10,000. It will also discuss staff hour increases, travel authorizations, and new professional service contracts. Additional appropriations for ATUPA and computer equipment are on the agenda.

• Amend Resolution No. 25-206 to modify a contract with Allegany Rehabilitation Associates, Inc. (Clarity Wellness Community) for up to $35,000
• Amend Resolution No. 25-279 to fund a Veterans Art Therapy program with the Arts Council for Wyoming County for up to $10,000
• Increase weekly hours for the Mental Health Department Director of Community Services from 28 to 32 hours (state‑funded, no additional budget)
• Professional Service Contract with Venesky & Company for a time allocation system, not to exceed $5,500 annually
• Professional Service Contract with Genesee/Orleans County Board of Health for lead assessment services, not to exceed $4,000

The committee approved a proclamation for March as Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month and appointed Bridgette Zittel to the DD Subcommittee. It authorized several contract amendments, including up to $35,000 for Allegany Rehabilitation Associates and $10,000 for a Veterans Art Therapy program, and increased the Mental Health Director’s weekly hours to 32. Additional approvals included travel authorizations, professional service contracts for lead‑assessment and a time‑allocation system, and appropriations for ATUPA and CDC equipment.

• Proclamation of March as Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month approved (6-0, 1 absent)
• Bridgette Zittel appointed to DD Subcommittee (6-0, 1 absent)
• Amended contract with Allegany Rehabilitation Associates up to $35,000 approved (6-0, 1 absent)
• Amended contract with Arts Council for Veterans Art Therapy up to $10,000 approved (6-0, 1 absent)
• Mental Health Director weekly hours increased to 32 (6-0, 1 absent)
• Professional service contract with Genesee County for lead assessment up to $4,000 approved (7-0)
• Contract with Venesky & Company for time‑allocation system up to $5,500 approved (7-0)
• Appropriation of $27,500 for computers & tech equipment approved (7-0)

Board of Supervisors - (4) Agriculture & Green Energy Committee

The Agriculture & Green Energy Committee will discuss wind energy project applications and agricultural proclamations. The body will also receive reports from Animal Control and Cooperative Extension.

• Resolution to proclaim March 2026 as Ag Month in Wyoming County
• Request for US Dept. of Agriculture to survey/trap European Cherry Fruit flies
• Review of NYS Association of Conservation Districts 2026 Legislative Booklet
• Review of Hodgson Russ Attorneys letter regarding Alle-Catt Wind Energy LLC (Case 17-f-0282)
• Review of NYS Board on Electric Generation Siting and the Environment letter regarding Alle-Catt Wind Energy LLC

The committee approved a resolution proclaiming March 2026 as Agriculture Month. It also authorized the U.S. Department of Agriculture to survey and trap European cherry fruit flies at the request of Kayla Higgins. Finally, the board approved a $16,000 contract with the County Health Department to fund rabies vaccines for 2026.

• Approved resolution declaring March 2026 Agriculture Month (7 ayes)
• Approved permission for USDA to survey/trap European cherry fruit flies (7 ayes)
• Approved $16,000 rabies vaccine contract with County Health Department (7 ayes)

Board of Supervisors - (5) Planning Committee

The Planning Committee will review letters regarding transmission projects and local laws for solar and wind energy. The body is also considering contract extensions for the Silver Lake Dredging Project and a water meter replacement grant.

• Review of Livingston Transmission Enhancement Project and Erie Wyoming Transmission Solution Project
• Review of Town of Warsaw 'One Big Beautiful View Law' and 'Small-Scale Wind Energy Conversion Systems Local Law'
• Review of Town of Perry 'Solar Energy Systems Law'
• Contract extension to December 31, 2026, for Clark Patterson Lee Architecture regarding Silver Lake Dredging Project, Phase 3 (not to exceed $65,000.00)
• Contract extension to December 31, 2026, for Town of Bennington Cowlesville Water District Water Meter Replacement Grant (not to exceed $10,931.53)

The committee approved an amendment to Resolution No. 22-020, increasing the contract with Clark Patterson Lee Architecture, Engineering, Planning to $80,000 and extending its end date to December 31, 2026. It also approved an amendment to Resolution No. 23-458, authorizing a water‑meter replacement grant of up to $10,931.53 for the Cowlesville Water District–Town of Bennington and extending the contract end date to December 31, 2026. Both motions passed with seven votes in favor and one member absent.

• Amended Resolution No. 22-020 to increase contract to $80,000 and extend end date to Dec 31 2026 – approved (7 ayes, 1 absent)
• Amended Resolution No. 23-458 to authorize $10,931.53 grant and extend end date to Dec 31 2026 – approved (7 ayes, 1 absent)

Board of Supervisors - Regular Monthly Meetings

The Wyoming County Board of Supervisors adopted Local Law No. 1, Year 2026, which repeals and replaces Local Law No. 4 (2007) and amends Local Law No. 2 (2020). The new law raises the maximum income eligibility levels for the senior citizens real‑property tax exemption and sets a new exemption percentage schedule. The law was recommended after a public hearing on February 24, 2026 and takes effect when filed with the Secretary of State.

• Adoption of Local Law No. 1, Year 2026, repealing Local Law No. 4 (2007) and amending Local Law No. 2 (2020)
• Increase of senior citizen income eligibility levels for property tax exemption
• Exemption percentages ranging from 50% for $20,200 income to 10% for $27,699 income
• Schedule applies to assessment rolls dated after March 01, 2026
• Public hearing held on February 24, 2026 before adoption

The Wyoming County Board of Supervisors adopted Local Law No. A, 2026, repealing and replacing prior senior‑citizen exemption laws. The law raises the maximum income eligibility levels and sets a graduated exemption percentage schedule for senior property owners. It takes effect for assessment rolls dated after March 1, 2026. The measure passed with 156 votes in favor, 0 against, and 45 supervisors absent.

• Adopted Local Law repealing and replacing prior senior‑citizen exemption laws, establishing new income eligibility and exemption percentages (156‑0)

Board of Supervisors - (2) Human Services Committee

The Human Services Committee is reviewing contracts for caregiver respite services and a grant for Medicare beneficiary outreach. The body is also discussing veterans' services, youth program updates, and Department of Social Services appropriations.

• Contract with Aurora Adult Day Services for respite services (amount not to exceed 2026-2027 budget)
• Grant application for $18,797.00 from NYS Office for the Aging for Medicare beneficiary outreach
• Interdepartmental contract with Wyoming County Skilled Nursing Facility for overnight respite services
• Resolution to dedicate a portion of Wyoming Road in Covington to WWII killed Jack McGee
• Appropriation of $25,540.95 for a 2026 Trailblazer vehicle

The committee adopted resolutions dedicating a portion of Wyoming Road to WWII veteran Jack McGee and proclaiming Vietnam Veterans Day. It approved several contracts—including a respite services contract with Aurora Adult Day Services and an overnight respite contract with the County Skilled Nursing Facility—plus a grant award of $18,797 for low‑income Medicare outreach. The board also appointed three members to the Office for Aging Advisory Council and authorized travel and budget appropriations.

• Resolution dedicating Wyoming Road to WWII veteran Jack McGee – Carried (6 ayes, 1 absent)
• Proclamation for Vietnam Veterans Day – Carried (6 ayes, 1 absent)
• Appointment of three members to Office for Aging Advisory Council – Carried (6 ayes, 1 absent)
• Professional service contract with Aurora Adult Day Services for respite services – Carried (6 ayes, 1 absent)
• Grant application and acceptance for $18,797 outreach to low‑income Medicare beneficiaries – Carried (6 ayes, 1 absent)
• Interdepartmental contract with Wyoming County Skilled Nursing Facility for overnight respite services – Carried (6 ayes, 1 absent)
• Overnight travel authorization for B. Dennis ($155) – Carried (6 ayes, 1 absent)
• 2026 appropriation of $10,885 for Family Centered Case Management Services – Carried (6 ayes, 1 absent)

Board of Supervisors - (1) Human Resource Committee

The Human Resource Committee will consider several funding and contract items, including a $15,000 state grant for NYS 250 commemorative events and related appropriations. It will review professional service contracts with the Sheldon Historical Society ($4,812.50) and Warsaw Historical Society ($4,170.00). The committee will also authorize a $42,000 contract with Indeed, Inc. for advertising and recruitment of open positions. Additional items include travel authorizations for county staff and the attorney.

• Grant application and $15,000 NYS 250 award for historic commemorations (MUNIS CONTRACT #3586)
• Professional service contract with Sheldon Historical Society, up to $4,812.50 (MUNIS CONTRACT #3619)
• Professional service contract with Warsaw Historical Society, up to $4,170.00 (MUNIS CONTRACT #3620)
• Professional service contract with Indeed, Inc. for recruitment advertising, $42,000 (MUNIS CONTRACT #3605)
• Overnight travel authorization for County Attorney J. Wilkinson, total $799.00

The Human Resource Committee approved a $42,000 contract with Indeed, Inc. for county recruitment advertising. It also authorized grant applications, appropriations, and professional service contracts for NYS 250 commemorations, and approved travel authorizations for county officials. All motions carried with six votes in favor and one member absent.

• Approved $42,000 Indeed recruitment contract (6-0)
• Authorized grant application and acceptance for NYS 250 $15,000 grant (6-0)
• Appropriated $15,000 NYS 250 grant funds (6-0)
• Approved $5,077.50 supplemental appropriation for NYS 250 events (6-0)
• Approved $4,812.50 contract with Sheldon Historical Society (6-0)
• Approved $4,170.00 contract with Warsaw Historical Society (6-0)
• Approved travel authorization for County Attorney J. Wilkinson ($799) (6-0)
• Approved travel authorizations for county staff to attend conferences ($800+ fees) (6-0)

Wyoming County Water Resource Agency

The Wyoming County Water Resource Agency board will review the 2025 Income & Expense Report and approve minutes from the December 10, 2025 meeting. It will hear updates on a water feasibility study, meter reading and billing, and the Silver Lake Dredging Project. The board will also consider the resignation of Director Dan Leuer.

• Approval of minutes from the 12/10/25 meeting
• Review of the 2025 Income & Expense Report
• Discussion of Director Dan Leuer resignation
• Water Feasibility Study update
• Silver Lake Dredging Project

The board voted to temporarily appoint Michelle Hess of CLEAN Communications as a quorum member (4‑aye, 3‑absent). A motion was approved to nominate S. Perkins as the agency chairman (5‑aye, 3‑absent). The meeting was then adjourned by vote (5‑aye, 3‑absent).

• Temporarily appoint Michelle Hess (CLEAN Communications) as quorum member (4‑aye, 3‑absent) – carried
• Nominate S. Perkins as Agency Chairman (5‑aye, 3‑absent) – carried
• Adjourn meeting (5‑aye, 3‑absent) – carried

Board of Supervisors - Regular Monthly Meetings

The Wyoming County Board of Supervisors will adopt a series of resolutions authorizing fund transfers for 2025 and 2026, approving numerous contracts for county services, and appointing members to various boards and committees. Items include finance resolutions moving money between accounts, contract authorizations for public works, public safety, and human services, and proclamations such as Wyoming Foundation Day. The meeting also covers amendments to existing resolutions and grant approvals.

• Finance Committee: Funds transferred to various 2025 and 2026 accounts (Resolutions 1‑4)
• Public Works Committee: Awarded bid to Klein Reinforcing Services, LLC for County Highway contract (Resolution 44)
• Public Safety Committee: Approved vehicle marketplace contract with Falls Dodge, DBA Joe Cecconi’s Chrysler Complex (Resolution 55)
• Human Services Committee: Authorized contract with ACCORD Corporation for Social Services (Resolution 15)
• Planning Committee: Wyoming Foundation Day proclaimed (Resolution 32)

The Board approved multiple fund transfers and appropriations. Major items included a $1,170,136 appropriation for the County Broadband Speedy COW Enterprise and smaller transfers for building projects, social services, mental health, and the Office for the Aging. All resolutions passed unanimously with 201 votes in favor and none against.

• Transfer $55,165 to 2025 Buildings and Grounds accounts (201-0-0-0)
• Transfer $110,000 to 2026 Social Services special projects (201-0-0-0)
• Transfer $5,519 to 2026 Buildings and Grounds for courthouse heat pump (201-0-0-0)
• Appropriate $6,780.97 for mental health opioid medication at jail (201-0-0-0)
• Appropriate $6,038.91 for District Attorney summer intern salaries (201-0-0-0)
• Appropriate $1,170,136 for County Broadband project (201-0-0-0)
• Appropriate $60,000 for County Attorney legal counsel expenses (201-0-0-0)
• Appropriate $166,000 for Office for the Aging unmet needs grant (201-0-0-0)

Board of Supervisors - (9) Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will meet to discuss an agricultural district review and receive social media training. The board will also review a general monthly update and a position fill report for the period of January 13 to February 9, 2026.

• Agricultural District Review with Soil & Water
• Social Media Training with County Attorney
• Monthly Position Fill Report per Res. #25-270

The Committee of the Whole met on February 10, 2026. Supervisors discussed a potential purchase of the Camp Wyomoco property and asked for a business plan, and they reviewed an intermunicipal agreement with the Village of Arcade for EMT staffing. No motions were adopted and no votes were recorded.

Board of Supervisors - (8) Finance Committee

The Wyoming County Finance Committee will review 2026 budget transfers, approve a public hearing for a senior citizens tax exemption, and authorize several tower site leases and office space contracts for the Ag Center. The committee also plans to establish the Speedy COW Enterprise.

• Authorize Tower Site Lease with ACT Sequoia, LLC on Big Tree Road ($2,000 fee + $1,000/mo)
• Authorize Tower Site Lease with Crown Atlantic Company, LLC on Maxon Road ($900/mo)
• Authorize Tower Site Lease with ACT Sequoia, LLC on Schwab Road ($980/yr)
• Set Public Hearing for February 24, 2026 on Senior Citizens Exemption Local Law
• Authorize 2026 Appropriation for Speedy COW Enterprise ($1,170,136 total)

The committee voted 7-0 to authorize two tower site lease contracts with ACT Sequoia, LLC for poles on Big Tree Road and Schwab Road to support a fiber‑optic broadband project. It also approved the sharing of county parcel data with New York State Geospatial Services and cancelled $130.52 in school‑tax penalties for a Wethersfield parcel. Additional actions included approving a board‑room audio system, reappointing several officials, and adopting a new local tax exemption law.

• Approved tower site lease on Big Tree Road (7-0)
• Approved tower site lease on Schwab Road (7-0)
• Approved sharing county parcel data with NYS Geospatial Services (7-0)
• Cancelled $130.52 interest and penalties on 2025 school taxes (7-0)
• Approved $20K budgeted board‑room audio system RFP (7-0)
• Approved reappointment of Inter‑County of Western New York members (7-0)
• Approved new Local Law A for senior citizen tax exemptions (7-0)
• Approved overnight travel authorization for NYSAC Legislative Conference (7-0)

Board of Supervisors - (7) Public Safety Committee

The committee is reviewing several professional service contracts for the jail and 911 systems, as well as funding for DWI enforcement. The body will also discuss a new vehicle purchase for the Sheriff and various emergency services grants.

• Purchase of one 2026 Dodge Durango for the Sheriff not to exceed $40,830.82
• Stop DWI Memorandums of Understanding including $56,000 for prosecution of DWI cases
• Contract with Idemia Identity & Security for Livescan equipment maintenance not to exceed $4,344.00
• Grant application for V Fire Grant for RIC SCBAs up to $25,000
• Contract with Vector Solutions for EMS continuing education platform not to exceed $129,216.54

The committee approved several contracts and appropriations, including a $114,445 interdepartmental DWI enforcement contract and a $40,830.82 purchase of a Dodge Durango. It also approved professional service contracts for Idemia, Saia Communications, and EM Systems, and extended a statewide communications grant through 2026. All motions passed unanimously with seven ayes.

• Approved $40,830.82 Dodge Durango purchase (7-0)
• Declared surplus of 2010 Mitsubishi Outlander (7-0)
• Approved $114,445 interdepartmental DWI contracts (7-0)
• Approved Idemia Livescan maintenance contract up to $4,344.00 (7-0)
• Approved Saia Communications network cards contract up to $4,690.20 (7-0)
• Approved Saia Communications monitoring contract up to $5,517.98 (7-0)
• Approved EM Systems CAD texting contract up to $3,500.00 (7-0)
• Approved $80,000 appropriation for radio maintenance and service contracts (7-0)

Board of Supervisors - (6) Public Works Committee

The committee is considering several service contracts for county building repairs, bridge materials, and pavement marking extensions. The body will also discuss a drainage structure transfer policy and authorize bids for new vehicles and parking lot paving.

• Bid award to Klein Reinforcing Services, LLC for bridge rebar not to exceed $18,720.00
• Contract with Stark Tech Services, LLC for Health Department cooling tower coil not to exceed $33,730.00
• Contract with MJ Mechanical Services, Inc for HVAC repairs not to exceed $20,000.00
• Permission to bid black top parking lots for Health Department, 448 North Main, and Animal Shelter
• Contract with Zebra Paint Striping to extend pavement marking pricing through April 1, 2027

The Public Works Committee approved a series of contracts and appropriations, including extending the highway material bid, awarding a rebar contract for bridge work, and funding various service contracts. It also authorized travel for a county official and transferred funds to property‑renovation accounts. All motions were carried with unanimous or near‑unanimous votes.

• Approved extension of highway material bids with Zebra Paint Striping (6‑0‑1)
• Approved contract with The Pump Doctor for fuel pump repairs, up to $3,546.91 (6‑0‑1)
• Approved bid award to Klein Reinforcing Services for bridge rebar, up to $18,720 (7‑0‑0)
• Approved overnight travel for P. Myers to advocacy campaign, cost up to $269 (7‑0‑0)
• Approved 2026 appropriation for cell‑phone and Adobe subscription, $343.73 (7‑0‑0)
• Approved amendment to cleaning services contract at Ag Center, increase $33.50 (7‑0‑0)
• Approved contract with MJ Mechanical Services for HVAC repairs, up to $20,000 (7‑0‑0)
• Approved transfer of $55,165 to property‑renovation accounts (7‑0‑0)

Board of Supervisors - (3) Public Health Committee

The Public Health Committee considered several appointments, professional service contracts, and funding allocations. It approved contracts for competency psychiatric examinations up to $12,000 each and a STOP‑DWI program contract up to $8,500. The committee also accepted a grant award of at least $73,386 from the NYS Office of Addiction Services and Supports for opioid settlement fund regional abatement. Additional items included reappointments to the Community Services Board and allocation of $6,780.97 for opioid medication for incarcerated individuals.

• Reappointment of Nathan Rudgers to the Community Services Board and Mental Health Subcommittee (1‑year term)
• Professional service contract with Daniel Antonius, Ph.D. for competency psychiatric exams, not to exceed $12,000
• Professional service contract with Corey Leidenfrost, Ph.D. for competency psychiatric exams, not to exceed $12,000
• Contract with Wyoming County Sheriff for STOP‑DWI program, not to exceed $8,500
• Grant acceptance for a minimum $73,386 opioid settlement fund regional abatement award

The Public Health Committee approved a $73,386 grant from the NYS Office of Addiction Services and Supports for opioid settlement funding. It also authorized two $12,000 psychiatric examination contracts and a $6,780.97 appropriation for opioid medication for jail inmates. Additional actions included reappointments, travel authorizations, and a contract amendment increase.

• Approved $73,386 opioid settlement grant (6-1)
• Approved $12,000 contract with Daniel Antonius, Ph.D. (5-0)
• Approved $12,000 contract with Corey Leidenfrost, Ph.D. (5-0)
• Approved $6,780.97 appropriation for opioid medication for jail inmates (5-0)
• Reappointed Board of Health member Nathan Rudgers (6-0)
• Approved overnight travel for Coroner W. Lampke to NYSACCME Spring Training (6-0)
• Approved overnight travel for PH Administrator L. Paolucci to NYSAC Legislative Conference (6-0)
• Approved $3,000 amendment to CredibleMind contract (6-0)

Board of Supervisors - (4) Agriculture & Green Energy Committee

The Agriculture & Green Energy Committee is meeting to discuss a professional service contract for farmland protection and various board reappointments. The body will also review reports from Animal Control and the Public Service Commission.

• Proposed contract with Agricultural and Community Development Services LLC not to exceed $53,000 to update the county's farmland protection plan
• Reappointments for Region 9 Fish & Wildlife Management Board and Seneca Trail RC&D Council
• Reappointments for the Cooperative Extension’s Board of Directors and Wyo. Co. Soil & Water Conservation District Board
• Reappointment for the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Advisory Committee
• Review of December 2025 Animal Control monthly report

The Agriculture & Green Energy Committee approved a series of one‑year supervisor reappointments to regional boards, including the Region 9 Fish & Wildlife Management Board, Seneca Trail RC&D Council, Cooperative Extension, and the Wyoming County Ag & Farmland Protection Board. It also approved a professional services contract up to $53,000 for updating the county’s agriculture and farmland protection plan. All motions passed with seven affirmative votes and no opposition.

• Approved Region 9 Fish & Wildlife Management Board supervisor appointment (James Brick) – 7 ayes
• Approved Seneca Trail RC&D Council supervisor appointment (Brian Becker) – 7 ayes
• Approved Member‑at‑Large appointment (E. Joseph Gozelski) – 7 ayes
• Approved Cooperative Extension board supervisor appointment (Mark Merrill) – 7 ayes
• Approved Wyoming County Ag & Farmland Protection Board supervisor appointment (James Brick) – 7 ayes
• Approved Wyoming County Soil & Water Conservation District Board supervisor appointments (Mark Merrill, James Brick) – 7 ayes
• Approved NYS Dept of Environmental Conservation Advisory Committee supervisor appointment (Bryan Kehl) – 7 ayes
• Approved professional services contract up to $53,000 for farmland protection plan (MUNIS #3520) – 7 ayes

Board of Supervisors - (5) Planning Committee

The Planning Committee will consider a professional‑service contract not to exceed $33,500 for receptionist services at the Agricultural and Business Center, provided by the Wyoming County Chamber of Commerce and Tourism. It will also review a $100,603 grant application to the Ralph P. Wilson Jr. Foundation for a Community Hub at the Ag and Business Center. Additional items include multiple board reappointments and updates from the Waste Management and solid‑waste agencies.

• Reappointment of Genesee/Finger Lakes Regional Planning Council member for 2026
• Grant application for $100,603 Community Hub grant from the Ralph P. Wilson Jr. Foundation
• Professional service contract up to $33,500 for receptionist services at the Ag. and Business Center
• Reappointments to GLOW Regional Solid Waste Management Committee and Solid Waste Advisory Committee
• Appointments to the Industrial Development Agency Board of Directors for 2026

The Planning Committee approved a $100,603 Community Hub grant for the Ag and Business Center. It also withdrew a planned LIDAR data contract. The committee reappointed members of the regional planning council, the water resource agency, and several solid‑waste committees, and appointed new members to the Industrial Development Agency board.

• Approved $100,603 Community Hub grant for Ag and Business Center (motion Roberts, 7 ayes)
• Withdrew LIDAR professional service contract ($76,200 + $94,200) (motion Roberts, 7 ayes)
• Reappointed Genesee/Finger Lakes Regional Planning Council members James Brick and Daniel Leuer (motion Kehl, 6 ayes)
• Appointed Industrial Development Agency Board members A. D. Berwanger (1‑yr) and Rebecca Ryan (3‑yr) (motion Rudgers, 7 ayes)
• Reappointed Wyoming County Water Resource Agency Board member James Brick (motion Rudgers, 7 ayes)
• Reappointed GLOW Regional Solid Waste Management Committee members Matthew Verrelli, Eric Smith, Dan Leuer (motion Merrill, 7 ayes)
• Reappointed GLOW Solid Waste Advisory Committee member Dan Leuer (motion Perkins, 7 ayes)
• Reappointed GLOW Solid Waste Planning Committee members Dan Leuer and Matthew Verrelli (motion Perkins, 7 ayes)

Board of Supervisors - (1) Human Resource Committee

The committee is considering a successor agreement with the Wyoming County Deputy Sheriffs Association and several updates to management salary schedules and job titles. The meeting also includes reviews of professional service contracts and legal appropriations for a broadband project.

• Successor agreement with Wyoming County Deputy Sheriffs Association (Jan 1, 2026 – Dec 31, 2028)
• Contract with Governmentjobs.com, Inc. (NEOGOV) not to exceed $17,000.00
• Contract with Arc GLOW Printshop for Historical Wyoming magazine not to exceed $4,848.00
• Appropriation of $60,000.00 from Broadband Project funds for legal counsel expenses
• Reclassification of Deputy County Treasurer to Grade 12 ($59,740-$69,591)

The committee approved several contracts, including a $4,848 professional service contract for the Historical Wyoming magazine and a $60,000 appropriation for a broadband‑related professional service contract. It also authorized a successor agreement with the Wyoming County Deputy Sheriffs Association and adopted multiple wage‑schedule and title amendments. All actions were carried by votes ranging from five to seven in favor.

• Approved Arc GLOW Printshop historical magazine contract up to $4,848 (5‑0)
• Approved county logo (6‑0)
• Approved $60,000 appropriation for professional service contract (7‑0)
• Authorized successor agreement with Deputy Sheriffs Association (7‑0)
• Authorized interdepartmental cooperation agreement with Community Health System (7‑0)
• Amended Resolution #25-683 wage schedules (7‑0)
• Amended Compensation Policy Manual for department heads (7‑0)
• Added Deputy EMS Operations Coordinator title to Grade 8 (6‑0)

Board of Supervisors - (2) Human Services Committee

The Human Services Committee will consider an appropriation of $166,000 from the Unmet Needs Grant to cover unbudgeted expenses. It will also amend a contract with Gary Grant, raising its total cost from $20,000 to $45,000. Additional items include several professional service contracts for advertising, senior dining, and domestic‑violence services, each authorized under General Municipal Law §104(b). The committee will review appointments to the Office for the Aging Advisory Council and approve a procurement card for the Department of Social Services.

• Appropriation of $166,000 Unmet Needs Grant for unbudgeted expenses
• Amendment of contract with Gary Grant increasing total cost to $45,000
• Professional service contract with The Warsaw Penny Saver for advertising (budget not to exceed, $5,000+)
• Professional service contract with Country Kitchen & Pizzeria for senior dining (effective 1/1/26‑12/31/27)
• Professional service contracts with ACCORD Corporation and Cattaraugus Community Action Inc. for domestic‑violence services up to $10,000 each

The Human Services Committee approved a $25,000 appropriation for professional services and a $15,000 appropriation for special projects. It also authorized a $1,000 procurement card, several professional service contracts, a $500 travel authorization, and appointed a new member to the Office for the Aging Advisory Council. All motions carried with unanimous support.

• Approved $25,000 appropriation for professional services (7-0)
• Approved $15,000 appropriation for special projects (SAEF) (7-0)
• Approved $1,000 procurement card for Director Marcie Dodds (7-0)
• Approved contract with Warsaw Penny Saver for advertising (7-0)
• Approved contract with Country Kitchen & Pizzeria for senior dining (7-0)
• Approved contract with Maggie Smith‑Pomeroy for preschool related services (7-0)
• Approved $500 overnight travel authorization for youth bureau staff (7-0)
• Appointed LuAnne Roberts to Office for the Aging Advisory Council (7-0)

Board of Supervisors - Regular Monthly Meetings

The Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing and vote to enact a local law providing salaries for certain county officers for 2026. The meeting also includes numerous contract approvals for health, human services, and public safety, as well as budget appropriations.

• Local Law (Introductory I Year 2025) regarding 2026 county officer salaries
• Appropriation of $25,000 for Public Health lab fees and $25,500 for Jail inmate medical costs
• Easement acquisition on Orangeville Center Road for a bridge replacement project
• County Clerk annual mortgage tax retention fee of $214,500
• Contracts for Wyoming County Broadband with Tarpon Towers III, LLC and Saia Communications, Inc

The Board transferred $8,110.84 to the Sheriff’s change‑over expenses and appropriated $2,370 for broadband bonding, $25,000 for public‑health lab fees, $25,500 for inmate medical costs and $18,050 for probation services. It requested a $214,500 annual mortgage‑tax retention fee for the County Clerk and amended the employee health‑insurance non‑election policy to a buy‑out provision. The Chairman was also authorized to sign a contract with Heavy Evy’s for the Office for the Aging.

• Approved $8,110.84 Sheriff change‑over expense transfer (Ayes: 179, Noes: 0)
• Approved $2,370 broadband bonding appropriation (Ayes: 179, Noes: 0)
• Approved $25,000 public‑health lab‑fee appropriation (Ayes: 179, Noes: 0)
• Approved $25,500 jail inmate‑medical appropriation (Ayes: 179, Noes: 0)
• Approved $18,050 probation appropriation (Ayes: 179, Noes: 0)
• Approved $214,500 County Clerk mortgage‑tax retention fee request (Ayes: 179, Noes: 0)
• Approved amendment to employee health‑insurance non‑election policy (Ayes: 179, Noes: 0)
• Authorized contract with Heavy Evy’s for Office for the Aging (resolution carried)

Board of Supervisors - (9) Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will hear an update on the Wyoming County Comprehensive Plan from the Genesee/Finger Lakes Regional Planning Council. It will also receive the County Administrator’s general monthly update and a report on the monthly position fill process under the Fill Vacancy Policy. No decisions or motions are listed for these items.

• Update on Wyoming County Comprehensive Plan (Genesee/Finger Lakes Regional Planning Council)
• County Administrator’s general monthly update
• Monthly Position Fill Report per Section 3, Fill Vacancy Policy (Dec 9 2025 – Jan 12 2026)

The Committee of the Whole received an update on the Wyoming County Comprehensive Plan and a draft press release pending state approval. Supervisors discussed the Camp Wyomoco grant application, potential park funding sources, and the Village of Arcade's request to contract ambulance services. A monthly position‑fill report was presented, but no motions were voted on or adopted.

Board of Supervisors - (8) Finance Committee

The Finance Committee will consider routine agenda items including approval of the December 2, 2025 minutes and a general update from Wyoming County Community Hospital. Key decisions include authorizing a $22,648 renewal of excess employer’s liability insurance with Imperium Insurance Company and a dental insurance contract with Univera Healthcare that raises premiums by 3.74%. The committee will also act on the sale of 26 tax‑auction parcels, corrections to two tax rolls totaling about $5,100, and a $2,370 appropriation for bonding invoices.

• Authorize renewal of excess employer’s liability insurance with Imperium Insurance Company, up to $22,648 (3.2% increase)
• Approve dental insurance contract with Univera Healthcare (premium rates listed, 3.74% increase)
• Approve sale of 26 parcels from the January 5 tax auction; surplus held in trust
• Approve correction of tax roll for parcel 112.6-1-4 ($2,581.12) and parcel 88.15-1-22 ($2,522.56)
• Approve $2,370 appropriation to Tompkins Insurance Agencies for bonding invoices

The committee appointed Jerry Davis to the Wyoming County Community Hospital Board and approved two professional service contracts: an excess employer liability insurance renewal with Imperium Insurance for up to $22,648 and a dental insurance contract with Univera Healthcare. It authorized several overnight travel trips for county staff and approved corrections to two tax rolls totaling $5,103.68. The committee also created a temporary Tax Map Technician position and authorized the sale of 26 parcels from the recent county tax auction.

• Approved appointment of Jerry Davis to WCCH Board (5‑year term) – Motion Klein, Ayes 6
• Approved Imperium Insurance excess liability contract up to $22,648 – Motion May, Ayes 6
• Approved Univera Healthcare dental insurance contract – Motion Roberts, Ayes 8
• Approved overnight travel for V. Blancato & J. Foote to Real Property Directors Conference – Motion Smith, Ayes 8
• Approved correction of tax roll for parcel 112.6-1-4 ($2,581.12) – Motion May, Ayes 8
• Approved correction of tax roll for parcel 88.15-1-22 ($2,522.56) – Motion Klein, Ayes 8
• Approved creation of one temporary Tax Map Technician position – Motion Leuer, Ayes 8
• Approved sale of 26 parcels from county tax auction – Motion Leuer, Ayes 8

Board of Supervisors - Regular Monthly Meetings

The Board of Supervisors is seating new members and appointing leadership for the 2026 term. The meeting includes swearing in elected officials and reappointing key county officers.

• Seating of Mark Prior (Town of Bennington) and Steve Perkins (Town of Warsaw)
• Nominations for Temporary Chair, Permanent Chair, Vice Chair, and Clerk to the Board
• Resolution No. 1: Reappointment of Janis Cook as County Budget Officer through December 31, 2027
• Resolution No. 2: Reappointment of Jennifer M. Wilkinson as County Attorney through December 31, 2026
• Motion to appoint Anthony Solina as Veteran Services Director

The Board elected Supervisor Brick as Chairman (vote total 113-0) and Supervisor May as Vice‑Chairman (201‑0). Cheryl J. Ketchum was reappointed as Board Clerk (201‑0). Resolutions reappointed Janis Cook as Budget Officer and Jennifer M. Wilkinson as County Attorney (both 201‑0). The Board also appointed Anthony Solina as Veteran Services Director (201‑0).

• Elected Supervisor Brick as Chairman (vote 113‑0)
• Elected Supervisor May as Vice‑Chairman (201‑0)
• Reappointed Janis Cook as Budget Officer (201‑0)
• Reappointed Jennifer M. Wilkinson as County Attorney (201‑0)
• Appointed Anthony Solina as Veteran Services Director (201‑0)
• Reappointed Cheryl J. Ketchum as Board Clerk (201‑0)
• Appointed Supervisor Becker as Temporary Chairman (201‑0)
• Appointed Supervisor Brick as Chairman (vote 113‑0)