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Municipal budget
Total revenue$3.05B (FY2023)
Total spending$2.99B (FY2023)
Taxes$1.64B (FY2023)
Debt outstanding$674.1M (FY2023)
Spending per resident$3,142 (FY2023)
Recent meetings
Thu Jul 23, 2026
Erie County Legislature
County Legislature to consider property tax exemptions for seniors and disabled veterans
The Erie County Legislature meets for Session No. 15 to discuss several local laws, including a partial real property tax exemption for senior citizens and a full exemption for seriously disabled veterans. Also on the agenda is a proposed Small Business Utilization Act, committee reports, and communications requiring immediate consideration such as an amendment to the stadium security agreement for the new Buffalo Bills stadium and a road widening project on Rapids Road.
- Local Law Intro 4-1: Partial real property tax exemption for senior citizens.
- Local Law Intro 6-1: 100% real property tax exemption for primary residences of seriously disabled veterans.
- Local Law Intro 7-1: Erie County Small Business Utilization Act.
- Comm. 15E-5: Amendment to the Stadium Security Agreement for the New Buffalo Bills Stadium Complex (immediate consideration requested).
- Comm. 15E-7: Rapids Road Shoulder Widening from County Line to Route 93 (immediate consideration requested).
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Good morning, everybody. I call this meeting to order. Meeting number 15 of the Erie County Legislature, July 23rd, 2026. Clerk, please take the roll. Legislator Green. Here. Legislator Larigo, not present. Legislator Mills. Here. Todara. Here. Bargnese. Here. Dupree. Present. Gilmore. Here. Kishoyan. Here. Myers. Here. St. Jean Tarn. Present. And Vinyl. Here. Quorum present. Thank you. Please rise for the invocation. Be led by Legisl ator St. Jean Tard. A moment of silence. Thank you. Please remain standing for the pledge. Be led by Legislator Tadaro. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America. To the republic for which it stands. One nation. Under God. Indivisible. With liberty and justice for all. Thank you. Okay. I will now open the floor for the first public comment period. We ask that all speakers keep their comments to any resolution matter today. Relevant to today's agenda. Please keep in mind all speakers keep their remarks limited to three minutes. The clerk will ring the bell when you have 30 seconds left. Are there any questions before we start the first public comment period? Okay. Do we have anybody signed up for the first public comment period? No. Last call for the first public comment period? Okay. We will close the first public comment period at this time. Continuing on with our agenda. Tabled items. There are none. Items for reconsideration. There are none. Minutes from the previous meeting. Majority leader. Move for immediate considera …
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Session No. 15
JULY 23, 2026
Timothy J. Meyers
Chair
John J. Gilmour
Majority Leader
John J. Mills
Minority Leader
Olivia M. Owens
Clerk of the Legislature
ROLL CALL
INVOCATION: Ms. St. Jean Tard
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Ms. Lorigo
PUBLIC COMMENT
TABLED ITEMS
ITEMS FOR RECONSIDERATION FROM PREVIOUS MEETING
MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING
Session No. 14
PUBLIC HEARING
MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTIONS:
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Honoring National Immunization Awareness Month
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Honoring National Disability Independence Day
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Recognizing Bereaved Parents Awareness Month
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Recognizing Make a Difference to Children Month
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Celebrating and Recognizing Pretrial, Probation and Parol Supervision Week
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Thu Jul 9, 2026
Erie County Legislature
Legislature to consider 100% property tax exemption for disabled veterans
The Erie County Legislature will consider two local laws: a partial property tax exemption for senior citizens and a 100% exemption for seriously disabled veterans. The agenda also includes numerous infrastructure contracts and grants, including bridge and road projects in multiple towns, and recognitions of local events and individuals.
- LL INTRO. 6-1: Authorizing a 100% real property tax exemption for seriously disabled veterans' primary residences
- LL INTRO. 4-1: Amending the partial real property tax exemption for senior citizens
- BridgeNY project agreements and construction contracts for Dennis Road (Evans), Marshfield Road (North Collins), and East Eden Road (Eden)
- Contract with ECIDA for railroad relocation on the former Bethlehem Steel site
- FY2025 Operation Stonegarden Grant agreement for the Sheriff's office
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Okay, good morning everybody. I call this meeting to order. Meeting number 14, the Erie County Legislature, July 9th, 2026. Clerk, please take the roll. Legislator Green. Here. Larigo. Here. Mills. Here. Todaro. Here. Bargneze. Here. Debris. Present. Gilmore. Here. Cushoyan. Here. Myers. Here. St. Jean Tard. Here. And Vinyl. All members present. Thank you, Clerk. Please rise for the invocation. Moment of silence, please. Thank you. Please remain standing for the pledge. We'll be led by the Minority Leader. To the flag, the United States of America. To the republic for which it stands. One nation. Under God. Divisional. Liberty and justice for all. Thank you. Okay, I will now open up the floor for the first public comment period. We ask that speakers keep their comments relating to any matters of today's agenda. Please keep in mind all speakers. Keep their remarks to three minutes. The clerk will ring the bell when there are 30 seconds left . Are there any other questions before we start to speak? No questions? Okay. We have anybody who signed up. Anybody who would like to speak in the first public comment period? Last call for the public comment period? Okay. I will close the public comment period at this time. Continuing on with our agenda. Tabled items? There are none. Items for reconsideration? There are none. Minutes from the previous meeting. Majority Leader? Move for immediate consideration and approval. Second. Okay. We have a motion for immediate consideration and app …
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Session No. 14
JULY 9, 2026
Timothy J. Meyers
Chair
John J. Gilmour
Majority Leader
John J. Mills
Minority Leader
Olivia M. Owens
Clerk of the Legislature
ROLL CALL
INVOCATION: Mr. Meyers
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mr. Mills
PUBLIC COMMENT
TABLED ITEMS
ITEMS FOR RECONSIDERATION FROM PREVIOUS MEETING
MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING
Session No. 12
Session No. 13
PUBLIC HEARING
MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTIONS:
LEGISLATURE
Celebrating 75 Years of Moog Inc.
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Recognizing National Picnic Month
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Recognizing Disability Pride Month
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Recognizing Ultraviolet (UV) Safety Month
MINORITY CAUCUS
Recognizing Tim Wenger for His 40-Year Career …
Wed Jul 1, 2026
Erie County Legislature
Special meeting to consider SUNY ECC 2026-2027 budget
The Erie County Legislature is holding a special meeting on July 1, 2026, to consider the SUNY Erie Community College (SUNY ECC) budget for fiscal year 2026-2027. The item was discharged from the Finance & Management Committee. The meeting also includes routine procedural items such as roll call, public comment, and announcements.
- Consideration of SUNY ECC 2026-2027 Budget (COMM. 11E-22)
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Okay, good morning everybody. I call this meeting to order. Meeting number 13, a special meeting of the Erie County Legislature, July 1st, 2026. Clerk, please take the roll. Legislator Green? Here. Larigo? Here. Mills? Here. Todaro? Here. Legislator Bargnasi? Not present. Legislator Dupree? Present. Legislator Gilmore? Not present. Legislator Kishoyan? Here. Myers? Here. St. Jean Tard? Here. And Vinyl? Here. Quorum present. Thank you, Clerk. Please rise for the inv ocation. I'll be led by myself. A moment of silence, please. Thank you. Please remain standing for the pledge. I'll be led by the Minority Leader. To the flag, United States of America. To the Republic, where it stands. One Nation. Undergar, Divisible, Liberty and Justice for us. Thank you. I will now open the floor for the public comment period. The first session of the public comment period. We please ask that all speakers keep their comments related to any matter in today's session. Please keep in mind that all speakers keep their remarks to three minutes. The clerk will ring the bell when there are 30 seconds left . Are there any questions before we start the public comment period? Okay. Do we have any speakers signed up? No? Okay. Thank you. I will close the public comment period at this time. Okay. Continuing on with our agenda. Communications discharge from committee. Legislator St. Jean Tard? Move to discharge item number 11E-22 from finance and management committee. Second. Okay. We have a motion to discha …
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SPECIAL MEETING
Session No. 13
JULY 1, 2026
Timothy J. Meyers
Chair
John J. Gilmour
Majority Leader
John J. Mills
Minority Leader
Olivia M. Owens
Clerk of the Legislature
ROLL CALL
INVOCATION: Mr. Meyers
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mr. Mills
PUBLIC COMMENT
COMMUNICATIONS DISCHARGED FROM COMMITTEE:
COMM. 11E-22
From the FINANCE & MANAGEMENT Committee
From the COUNTY EXECUTIVE: SUNY ECC 2026-2027 Budget
COMMUNICATIONS FROM ELECTED OFFICIALS:
COMM. 13E-1
CHAIR MEYERS
Calling a Special Meeting of the Legislature
COMM. 13E-2
LEGISLATURE CLERK
Special Meeting Notice for July 1, 2026
PUBLIC COMMENT:
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS:
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Thu Jun 25, 2026
Erie County Legislature
Legislature to consider partial property tax exemption for senior citizens
The Erie County Legislature will consider a local law (LL INTRO. 4-1) to provide a partial real property tax exemption for senior citizens under RPTL § 467. The agenda includes several communications from the County Executive, including PILOT agreements for affordable housing developments (River Run & Swift Water Apartments in Tonawanda and School 44 Apartments in Buffalo) and a request to schedule the 2026 mid-year budget hearing. Multiple recognitions and resolutions are also on the agenda.
- Local Law Intro. 4-1: Partial real property tax exemption for senior citizens
- PILOT agreements for River Run & Swift Water Apartments (Tonawanda) and School 44 Apartments (Buffalo) – affordable housing
- Authorization to contract with Motorola for public safety equipment
- 2026 Mid-Year Budget Hearing Data Request & Schedule
- Follow-up letter regarding ErieNet broadband project
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📹 From the video · 24m
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Okay, good morning everybody. I'd like to call this meeting to order session number 12 of the Erie County Legislature, June 25, 2026. Meeting number 12 of the Erie County Legislature. Clerk, please take the roll. Legislator Green? Here. Larigo? Here. Mills? Here. Legislator Todaro? Not present. Legislator Bragnese? Here. Dupree? Present. Gilmore? Here. Cushoyan? Here. Myers? Here. Legislator St. Jean Tard? Not present. Legislator Vinal? Here. Quorum present. Okay, thank you, Clerk. Please rise. The invocation will be led by the minority leader. Okay, please remain standing. The pledge will be led by Legislator Vinal. Thank you. Okay, I will now open up the floor for the public comment period. The first session of the public comment period. We ask that speakers please keep their comments related to any matter on today's agenda. Please keep in mind that all speakers keep their remarks limited to three minutes. The clerk will ring the bell when you have 30 seconds left. Are there any questions before we start the public comment period? Okay, thank you. Thank you. Our first feature speaker is Todd Harriachi. Good morning. I actually had no intention on speaking this morning, but I understand that there may be some concerns before the voting on the surveillance pricing resolution, and I just wanted to address those. While no law is perfect, I think the one fair price act is a very good state law that should have full support of this body. I think too often times, whether it's the …
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Session No. 12
JUNE 25, 2026
Timothy J. Meyers
Chair
John J. Gilmour
Majority Leader
John J. Mills
Minority Leader
Olivia M. Owens
Clerk of the Legislature
ROLL CALL
INVOCATION: Mr. Todaro
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Ms. Vinal
PUBLIC COMMENT
TABLED ITEMS
ITEMS FOR RECONSIDERATION FROM PREVIOUS MEETING
MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING
Meeting No. 11
PUBLIC HEARING
MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTIONS:
DUPRE
Recognizing Brian Charlton on Receiving the Neighborhood Investment Award
DUPRE
Recognizing the Official Naming of PS #53: Nan M. Wood Community School of Excellence
DUPRE
Recognizing NYS Senator April N.M. Baskin on Receiving the Neighborhood Impact Award
DUPRE
Honoring and Recognizing Md. Ali Hossian Fakir
DUPRE
Recognizing MMB Realty Group on Receiving the Neighb …
Thu Jun 11, 2026
Erie County Legislature
Erie County Legislature to consider senior property tax exemption law
The Erie County Legislature will introduce a local law to modify the partial real property tax exemption for senior citizens (LL INTRO. 4-1). The board also has several resolutions and communications to consider, including establishing a standard work day for elected officials, re-allocating public benefit funds, and authorizing contracts for bridge replacements, elevator modernization, and a salt storage building. Multiple ceremonial recognitions and proclamations are also on the agenda.
- Introduction of local law (LL INTRO. 4-1) to amend senior citizen real property tax exemption
- Proposal to establish a standard work day for elected officials (INTRO. 11-1)
- Re-allocation of public benefit funds (INTRO. 11-2)
- Contract authorization for replacement of Youngs Road Bridge over Branch Ellicott Creek (Towns of Amherst & Cheektowaga)
- Request for discussion on Erie County's tick population management (COMM. 11E-11)
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Okay. Okay, good morning, everybody. I call this meeting to order. Meeting number 11 of the Erie County Legislature. Clerk, please take the roll. Legislator Green? Here. Larigo? Here. Mills? Here. Todaro? Bargneze? Dupree? Present. Gilmore? Kishoyan? Myers? St. Jean Tard? Legislator Vinyl, not present. Corum present. Thank you. Please rise for the invocation. We'll be led by Legislator Green. Nope. Excuse me. That was calling. Yep. That was calling from above. Lord, thank you for bringing us together today. May you bless our hearts and open our minds to do the work of the people we represent in each of our districts and all the citizens of Erie County. In his name we pray. Amen. Okay. Please remain standing for the pledge. We'll be led by Legislator Kishoyan. We pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for its standing. One nation under God through the visible and where the peace of the power. Thank you. I will now open up the public comment period for the first session of the public comment. We ask that speakers keep their comments related to any matter involving today's county agenda. Please keep in mind that all speakers keep their remarks limited to three minutes. The clerk will ring the bell when you have 30 seconds left. Are there any questions before we start this public comment period? Okay. Has anybody signed up? Last call from the public comment period. We will continue on with our agenda. Tabled items. There are none. Items …
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Session No. 11
JUNE 11, 2026
Timothy J. Meyers
Chair
John J. Gilmour
Majority Leader
John J. Mills
Minority Leader
Olivia M. Owens
Clerk of the Legislature
ROLL CALL
INVOCATION: Mr. Greene
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mr. Kooshoian
PUBLIC COMMENT
TABLED ITEMS
ITEMS FOR RECONSIDERATION FROM PREVIOUS MEETING
MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING
Meeting No. 10
PUBLIC HEARING
MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTIONS:
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Recognizing National Homeownership Month
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Recognizing Community Health Improvement Week
DUPRE
Honoring the Legacy of Gail Wells - 2nd Annual Gail V. Wells Day
DUPRE
Acknowledging and Recognizing Gina R. Davis and the Jes Breathe Cancer Awareness Group
DUPRE
Honoring Graduates of the Youth Guardian Program
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Thu May 28, 2026
Erie County Legislature
County Executive vetoes local law allowing 12-13 year olds to hunt deer; override vote sought
The Erie County Legislature considers overriding the County Executive's veto of Local Law 3-1 (2026), which would allow 12‑ and 13‑year‑old hunting license holders to hunt deer with adult supervision. Members also introduce a local law for a partial real property tax exemption for senior citizens and take up numerous recognitions, committee reports, and communications including contracts for dark fiber services and jail facility improvements.
- Veto override vote sought by Minority Leader Mills for Local Law 3‑1 (2026) allowing youth deer hunting
- Introduction of Local Law 4‑1 (2026) for a partial senior citizens real property tax exemption (RPTL §467)
- Authorization to enter into contract with ErieNet for dark fiber IRU and managed network services
- Communication from Sheriff regarding jail management facility improvements
- Rath Building elevator modernization project contingency fund increase
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Okay, good morning everybody. I call this meeting to order the Erie County Legislature. Meeting number 10 of the Erie County Legislature, May 28, 2026. Clerk, please take the roll. Legislator Green? Here. Larigo? Here. Mills? Here. Todaro? Present. Bargneze? Here. Dupree? Present. Gilmore? Here. Koshoian? Here. Myers? Here. St. Jean Tard? Here. And Vinyl? Here. All members present. Thank you, Madam Clerk. Please rise for the invocation. We 'll be led by the Majority Leader. Present. Thank you. Please remain standing for the pledge. We'll be led by Legislator Barneze. Pledge the lead to the flag of the United States of America , to the Republic, for which it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, or whatever it is. Thank you. I will now open the floor for the public comment period. The first session of the public comment period, we ask that their speakers please keep their comments to any matter involving today's agenda. Please keep in mind that all speakers keep their comments to three minutes. The Clerk will ring the bell when you have 30 seconds left. Are there any questions before we start the first public comment period? Okay. Is there anybody who would like to speak today? We have nobody signed up for the first public comment period, but is there anybody who would like to speak? Pardon me? Okay. Did the speakers mean to sign up for agenda items on the first one? Okay. We're going to go to the first list, and then if there's anybody who didn't -- okay. So first we're …
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Session No. 10
MAY 28, 2026
Timothy J. Meyers
Chair
John J. Gilmour
Majority Leader
John J. Mills
Minority Leader
Olivia M. Owens
Clerk of the Legislature
ROLL CALL
INVOCATION: Mr. Gilmour
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mr. Bargnesi
PUBLIC COMMENT
TABLED ITEMS
ITEMS FOR RECONSIDERATION FROM PREVIOUS MEETING
LL INTRO. 3-1 (2026)
MINORITY CAUCUS
A Local Law Authorizing Hunting License Holders who are Twelve or Thirteen Years of Age to Hunt Deer with Adult Supervision
MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING
Meeting No. 9
PUBLIC HEARING
MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTIONS:
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Recognizing National Pet Month
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Recognizing National Military Appreciation Month
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Recognizing National Safety Month
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Recogni …
Wed May 13, 2026
Erie County Legislature
Legislature to vote on 2026 consolidated bond resolution
The Erie County Legislature will hold its regular meeting on May 13, 2026, with items including a vote on a 2026 Consolidated Bond Resolution and introduction of two biometric privacy local laws. Other business includes a PILOT agreement for an affordable housing development in Evans, 2025 year-end budget amendments, and a motor fuel tax rate election. The agenda also features numerous ceremonial recognitions and proclamations.
- 2026 Consolidated Bond Resolution (COMM. 6E-16) from the Comptroller
- Introduction of Biometrics Transparency and Privacy Act (LL INTRO. 1-1) and Customer Biometric Privacy Act (LL INTRO. 2-1)
- PILOT Agreement for St. Paul's Apartments II, affordable housing in Town of Evans (COMM. 9E-8)
- 2025 Year-End Budget Balancing Amendments & Designations (COMM. 8E-31)
- Electing a cents-per-gallon rate for motor fuel taxes in lieu of percentage rate (INTRO. 7-3)
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Okay, good morning everybody. I call this meeting to order session number nine of the Erie County Legislature May 13, 2026. Clerk, please take the roll. Legislator Green. Here. Larigo. Here. Mills. Here. Todaro. Here. Bargnese. Here. Dupree. Present. Gilmore. Here. Legislator Cachoyan, not present. Legislator Myers. Here. St. Jean Tard. Here. And Vinal. Quorum present. Thank you, clerk. Please rise for the invocation be led by legislator Vinal. Thank you. The call it by Mary Stewart. Keep us, O God, from all pettiness. Let us be large in thought and word and deed. Let us be done with fault finding and leave off all self-se eking. May we put away all pretense and meet each other face-to- face without self-pity and without prejudice. May we never be hasty in judgment and always be generous. May we put away all the time and leave us. I have a motion for immediate consideration and approval by Legislature St. Jean Tard. Second by the Majority Leader. On the question. All in favor. Aye. Opposed. 10-0. The report is approved. Report number 6 from the Health and Human Services Committee. Legislator Dupree. Thank you chair. For immediate consideration and approval. Second. Okay. We have a motion for immediate consideration and approval by Legislator Dupree. Second from the Majority Leader. On the question. All in favor. Opposed. The report is approved. Report number 5 from the Public Safety Committee. Ten to zero. The report is approved. Report number 5 from the Majority Leader. Seco …
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Session No. 9
MAY 13, 2026
Timothy J. Meyers
Chair
John J. Gilmour
Majority Leader
John J. Mills
Minority Leader
Olivia M. Owens
Clerk of the Legislature
ROLL CALL
INVOCATION: Ms. Vinal
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mr. Todaro
PUBLIC COMMENT
TABLED ITEMS
ITEMS FOR RECONSIDERATION FROM PREVIOUS MEETING
MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING
Meeting No. 8
PUBLIC HEARING
MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTIONS:
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Recognizing Teacher Appreciation Week
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Recognizing Mental Health Awareness Month
DUPRE
Recognizing the International Day of Reflection on the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi
DUPRE & ST. JEAN TARD
In Remembrance of Mother Christine Ashley-Davis
BARGNESI
In Remembrance of Domonic P. Strangio
VINAL
In Remembrance of Holly …
Thu Apr 30, 2026
Erie County Legislature
Erie County Legislature to consider partial senior property tax exemption
The Erie County Legislature meets on April 30, 2026, to consider several proposed local laws, including a biometrics privacy act and a senior tax exemption, along with numerous ceremonial resolutions. The agenda includes introductions of local laws, committee reports, and resolutions such as re-allocating public benefit funds.
- LL Intro. 4-1: A local law for partial real property tax exemption for senior citizens (Vinal)
- LL Intro. 1-1 and 5-1: Biometrics Transparency and Privacy Act (DuPre)
- LL Intro. 2-1: Customer Biometric Privacy Act (Lorigo)
- LL Intro. 3-1: A local law allowing 12- and 13-year-olds to hunt deer with adult supervision (Minority Caucus)
- Intro. 8-3: Resolution to re-allocate public benefit funds (Gilmour & Vinal)
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Okay, good morning everybody. Welcome to session number eight of the Erie County Legisl ature, April 30th, 2026. Clerk, please take the roll. Legislator Green, not present. Legislator Larigo? Here. Todaro? Mills? Here. Bargnese? Here. Dupree? Present. Gilmore? Kishoyan? Myers? St. Jean Tard? And Vinyl? Quorum present. Thank you, Madam Clerk. Please rise for the invocation, which will be led by the Minority Leader. Moment of silence. Thank you. Please remain standing for the pledge. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, to the Republic for which it stands for nation, God, and the result of liberty and justice. Thank you. I will now open the floor for the first session of the public comment period. We please ask that all speakers, please keep their comments related to any matter on today's agenda. Please keep in mind that all speakers keep their remarks limited in three minutes. The clerk will ring the bell when you have 30 seconds left. Are there any questions before we start our public comment period? Okay. With that, our first speaker is Kevin Deese. Good morning, sir. Good morning. Thank you. Chair, members of the legislature, thank you for taking up legislator St. Jean Tard's resolution in support of New York for All. My name is Kevin Deese. I live on Buffalo's west side. And I'm a member of the legislature, 7th District, and I'm a member of the legislature, 7th District, and I'm a member of the legislature. And I'm here to take in support of the …
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Session No. 8
APRIL 30, 2026
Timothy J. Meyers
Chair
John J. Gilmour
Majority Leader
John J. Mills
Minority Leader
Olivia M. Owens
Clerk of the Legislature
ROLL CALL
INVOCATION: Mr. Mills
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mr. Meyers
PUBLIC COMMENT
TABLED ITEMS
ITEMS FOR RECONSIDERATION FROM PREVIOUS MEETING
MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING
Meeting No. 7
PUBLIC HEARING
MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTIONS:
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Honoring National Lupus Awareness Month
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Honoring National Foster Care Day
DUPRE
Acknowledging Child Abuse Prevention Month & Recognizing Buffalo Prenatal-Perinatal Network (BPPN)
DUPRE
Recognizing Parkinson's Awareness Month
DUPRE
Honoring Robert F. Lowery
DUPRE
Honoring the City of Buffalo B-District Police …
Thu Apr 16, 2026
Erie County Legislature
Legislature considers biometric privacy laws and youth hunting authorization
The Erie County Legislature is reviewing several proposed local laws, including the Biometrics Transparency and Privacy Act and a measure allowing 12- and 13-year-olds to hunt deer with adult supervision. The body is also considering construction contracts for three bridges in Amherst, Orchard Park, and West Seneca.
- LL INTRO. 1-1 and 5-1 (2026): Biometrics Transparency and Privacy Act
- LL INTRO. 3-1 (2026): Authorization for 12- and 13-year-old hunting license holders to hunt deer with adult supervision
- COMM. 7E-1: Construction contracts for 3 bridges in Towns of Amherst, Orchard Park, and West Seneca
- LL INTRO. 4-1 (2026): Partial real property tax exemption for senior citizens
- COMM. 7E-13: Comptroller recommendations for 2025 budget surplus
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Okay, good morning everybody. Call this meeting to order session number seven to the Erie County Legislature. Clerk, please take the roll. Legislator Green. Larigo. Mills. Todaro. Here. Bargnezee. Dupree. Gilmore. Kisholian. Myers. Here. St. Jean Toddy. Here. And Vinal. All members present. Thank you, Madam Clerk. Please rise for the invocation. It will be led by Legislator Bargnezee. Thank you. Please remain standing for the pledge. We let my Legislator Saintee and Tard. Good morning. Thank you. I will open up the meeting. Thank you. for the first session of the public comment period. Please please remain standing for the pledge. We let my Legislator Saintee and Tard. Good morning. I will open up the floor for the first session of the public comment period. Please, we ask all speakers to keep their comments related to any matters involving your County Legislature Saintee and Tard. Erie County Legislator Saintee and Tard. I will open up the floor for the first session of the public comment period. Please, we ask all speakers to keep their comments related to any matters involving Erie County Legislature relative to today's agenda. Please keep in mind that all speakers are required to limit their remarks to three rounds. The clerk will ring the bell when there are 30 seconds left . Are there any questions before we start the public comment period? Okay. With that, the first speaker I'm going to recognize is the clerk of the Legislature who has an email correspondence that she …
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Session No. 7
APRIL 16, 2026
Timothy J. Meyers
Chair
John J. Gilmour
Majority Leader
John J. Mills
Minority Leader
Olivia M. Owens
Clerk of the Legislature
ROLL CALL
INVOCATION: Mr. Bargnesi
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Ms. St. Jean Tard
PUBLIC COMMENT
TABLED ITEMS
ITEMS FOR RECONSIDERATION FROM PREVIOUS MEETING
MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING: Meeting No. 6
PUBLIC HEARING
MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTIONS:
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Acknowledging and Recognizing National Financial Literacy Month
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Acknowledging and Recognizing National Fair Housing Month
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Celebrating Earth Day in Erie County
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Recognizing World Autism Day
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Recognizing Empowered Women Entrepreneurs Day (2026)
DUPRE
Honoring Big Ditch during National Beer Day
…
Thu Mar 26, 2026
Erie County Legislature
Legislature considers biometric privacy laws and senior tax exemptions
The Erie County Legislature is reviewing several proposed local laws, including two regarding biometric privacy and one concerning senior citizen real property tax exemptions. The body is also discussing personnel budget authorizations and the reappropriation of public benefit funds.
- Biometrics Transparency and Privacy Act (LL INTRO. 1-1)
- The Customer Biometric Privacy Act (LL INTRO. 2-1)
- Partial Real Property Tax Exemption for Senior Citizens (LL INTRO. 4-1)
- Authorization for 12-13 year old hunting license holders to hunt deer with adult supervision
- Milestrip Rd. to Lake Ave. Cured in Place Pipe Lining Project (Contract No. 88)
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📹 From the video · 41m
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Okay, good morning everybody. I call this meeting to order session number six of the Erie County Legislature, March 26 , 2026. Clerk, please take the vote. Legislator Green, now present. Legislator Fulrico. Mills. Chidaro. Present. Bargnezi. Here. Dupree. Present. Gilmore. Here. Kashoriam. Here. Myers. Here. Sanjee Tard. Here. And Vine. Quorum present. Thank you, Clerk. Please rise for the invocation to be led by a legislative alert. One more silence, please. Thank you. Please remain standing for the pledge to be led by a legislative alert. Thank you. Okay, I will now open up the floor for the public comment period. Please keep in mind we ask all speakers to keep their comments related to matters involving Erie County Legisl ature relative to today's session agenda. Please keep in mind that speakers keep their remarks through three minutes. The clerk over in the bell, we have 30 seconds left. Are there any questions before we start the public comment period? No questions? We'll move on. Okay. Our first speaker, Mr. Wolf. Paul, good morning. Come on up. Thank you. My name is Paul Wolf. I'm a resident of the town of Amherst. And I want to speak to the agenda item regarding the Erie County Water Authority. Share some comments that I believe the public has regarding the Water Authority. Everyone in this room knows that you can't get a job at the Water Authority unless you have the blessings of a political party boss. And that's not how a public agency should work. Jobs should be …
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Session No. 6
MARCH 26, 2026
Timothy J. Meyers
Chair
John J. Gilmour
Majority Leader
John J. Mills
Minority Leader
Olivia M. Owens
Clerk of the Legislature
ROLL CALL
INVOCATION: Ms. Lorigo
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mr. Dupre
PUBLIC COMMENT
TABLED ITEMS
ITEMS FOR RECONSIDERATION FROM PREVIOUS MEETING
MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING: Meeting No. 5
PUBLIC HEARING
MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTIONS:
DUPRE
Honoring Catherine M. Roberts during Women's History Month (2026)
DUPRE
Recognizing Girl Scouts of Western New York MLK Service Unit during Girl Scout Week
ST. JEAN TARD
Honoring Dr. Kenyani Shareen Davis MD, MPH during Women's History Month (2026)
ST. JEAN TARD
Honoring Kristen Elmore-Garcia during Women's History Month (2026)
ST. JEAN TARD
Honoring Dr. April R. Sanders during Women's History Month (2026)
ST. JEAN TARD
…
Thu Mar 12, 2026
Erie County Legislature
PILOT agreement for solar energy system at 0 Two Rod Road, Marilla
The Erie County Legislature will consider a PILOT agreement for a solar energy system at 0 Two Rod Road in Marilla, introduce three local laws on biometric privacy and youth deer hunting, and act on contracts for lab services, building renovations, and capital projects. The agenda also includes numerous ceremonial recognitions.
- PILOT Agreement for Solar Energy System - 0 Two Rod Road, Town of Marilla
- Introduction of Biometrics Transparency and Privacy Act (LL Intro. 1-1)
- Introduction of Customer Biometric Privacy Act (LL Intro. 2-1)
- Introduction of Local Law Authorizing Hunting License Holders 12-13 to Hunt Deer with Adult Supervision (LL Intro. 3-1)
- Foreclosure Pursuant to In Rem Action No. 174
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📹 From the video · 24m
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Okay, good morning everybody. I'd like to call this meeting to order in the York County Legislature on session number 5, March 12, 2026. Clerk, please take your hand. Legislator Green. Here. Legislator Larigo, not present. Legislator Mills. Here. Tararo. Here. Bargnese. Here. Dupree. The President. Gilmore. Here. Kosharian. Myers. Here. St. Jean Tard. Here. And Vinal. Quorum present. Thank you, Madam Clerk. Please rise for the invocation which will be led by the legislature Kosharian. Thank you. Please remain standing for the pledge which will be led by the majority leader. Thank you. Okay, we will now open the floor for the public comment period. The first session of the public comment period. Please, speakers, keep their comments related to matters involving the Erie County Legislature's today's session agenda. Please keep in mind. All speakers keep their remarks in three minutes. The clerk will read the bell when there are 30 seconds left . Are there any questions before we start our public comment period? Okay. First speaker, Todd, do you have the floor, sir? We're going to reserve your seat up here. Thank you. Good morning, everyone. I just wanted to share with you an email that I had written to the Erie County Bar Association and the assigned council program. I did not get it submitted in time for the agenda, but I will do a follow-up for the next time. So this is my letter that I wrote to them. Good morning. As someone who closely follows county government, I'm grave l …
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Session No. 5
MARCH 12, 2026
Timothy J. Meyers
Chair
John J. Gilmour
Majority Leader
John J. Mills
Minority Leader
Olivia M. Owens
Clerk of the Legislature
ROLL CALL
INVOCATION: Mr. Kooshoian
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mr. Gilmour
PUBLIC COMMENT
TABLED ITEMS
COMM. 3E-31
COUNTY EXECUTIVE
PILOT Agreement for Solar Energy System - 0 Two Rod Road, Town of Marilla
ITEMS FOR RECONSIDERATION FROM PREVIOUS MEETING
MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING: Meeting No. 4
PUBLIC HEARING
MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTIONS:
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Recognizing Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Recognizing the International Day of Women Judges
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Recognizing National Reading Month
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Recognizing National Girl Scout Week
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Recognizing National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month …
Thu Feb 26, 2026
Erie County Legislature
Solar PILOT Agreement for 0 Two Rod Road, Marilla
The Erie County Legislature will consider a PILOT agreement for a solar energy system at 0 Two Rod Road in Marilla, proposed by the County Executive. The agenda also includes public hearings on transfer tax and road revenue, and several local laws, including two biometric privacy acts and a law allowing 12-13 year olds to hunt deer with adult supervision. Numerous proclamations honoring individuals and organizations are scheduled for votes.
- PILOT Agreement for Solar Energy System at 0 Two Rod Road, Marilla
- Biometrics Transparency and Privacy Act (LL Intro. 1-1) and Customer Biometric Privacy Act (LL Intro. 2-1)
- Local law authorizing 12-13 year old hunting license holders to hunt deer with adult supervision (LL Intro. 3-1)
- Resolution condemning actions of US ICE in Minneapolis and calling for civil rights accountability (Intro. 4-1)
- 2025 Real Estate Transfer Tax Surplus appropriation to Road Repair Reserve Fund (Comm. 4E-15)
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📹 From the video · 42m
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Good morning, everybody. I call this meeting of the Erie County Legislature to order. Meeting number four of the Erie County Legislature, February 26th. 2026. Clerk, please take the roll. Legislator Green, Larigo, Mills, Todaro, Bargneze, D upree, Gilmore, Koscioyan, Myers, St. Jean-Tard, here, and Vinal. All members present. Thank you, Madam Clerk. Please rise for the invocation. It will be led by Legislator Green. Woman of silence. Thank you. Please remain standing for the pledge. It will be led by Legislator Tonaro. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Thank you. Please remain standing. We now will have some students from the performing arts school. Uh, we're going to sing. Come on over, please. Thank you. Thank you very much. That was awesome. Great job. Thank you. Okay, I will now open the floor for the public comment period. We ask that all speakers keep their comments related to any matter involving the county relative to today's session agenda. Please keep in mind that all speakers are limited to three minutes. The clerk will ring the bell. We have 30 seconds left. Are there any questions by the members before we start this period? Okay, our first speaker is Todd Iriachi. Where's Todd? Nope. We have a second speaker. Good morning, everyone. Thank you for forwarding me the opportunity to speak before the time of the body. I would lik …
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Session No. 4
FEBRUARY 26, 2026
Timothy J. Meyers
Chair
John J. Gilmour
Majority Leader
John J. Mills
Minority Leader
Olivia M. Owens
Clerk of the Legislature
ROLL CALL
INVOCATION: Mr. Greene
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mr. Todaro
PUBLIC COMMENT
TABLED ITEMS
Rules of the Legislature for 2026
COMM. 3E-31
COUNTY EXECUTIVE
PILOT Agreement for Solar Energy System - 0 Two Rod Road, Town of Marilla
ITEMS FOR RECONSIDERATION FROM PREVIOUS MEETING
MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING: Meeting No. 3
PUBLIC HEARING: Transfer Tax & Road Revenue, March 3rd at 2:00PM
MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTIONS:
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Recognizing National Leadership Day
DUPRE
Celebrating and Honoring Chief Thelma Jones
DUPRE
Celebrating and Honoring The Merriweather Family
DUPRE & ST. JEAN TARD
Honoring Chelsea Lovel …
Thu Feb 5, 2026
Erie County Legislature
Erie County Legislature introduces biometric privacy acts
The Erie County Legislature is considering two new local laws regarding biometric transparency and customer privacy. The body is also reviewing fleet policies, budget earmarks, and various state aid acceptances for health and human services.
- LL INTRO. 1-1 (2026): Biometrics Transparency and Privacy Act
- LL INTRO. 2-1 (2026): The Customer Biometric Privacy Act
- PILOT Agreement for Solar Energy Systems at 0 Stolle Road, Town of Marilla
- INTRO. 3-4: Resolution to establish a Special Legislative Subcommittee to examine Erie County Fleet Policies
- DSS Lease Extension for 43 Court Street
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📹 From the video · 28m
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Thank you, Mr. President. Thank you, Mr. President. Thank you, Mr. President. Thank you, Mr. President. Thank you, Mr. President. Thank you, Mr. President. Thank you, Mr. President. for the first session on public comment, we have some speakers, speaker comments, any matter of developing the county legislature relative to today's session agenda. Please keep in mind that all speakers are limited in three minutes. The point before you develop will be ahead to 30 seconds. But are there any questions before we begin about the comment? Okay. Okay, we have three speakers and again, please remember this was on agenda. Thank you, follow me, first here at Peter Fire. It doesn't matter about you. My name is Peter Flanagan. My company, Flanagan Foods, is a brief party of the Chef High Ridge RFP process. I've exhausted nearly two and a half years in covering the demise of my proposal. What is not in the Comptroller's Park report is a missing RFP from Morty Foods LLC. Michael J. Morgan Jr. opened at the LLC with New York State on June 24, 2023. Morty shows up on the scorecard from August 4, 2023. Morty appears on a recommendation from Eric's on September 29, 2023. The events that took place throughout the RFP process seemed dubious. In August, the previous concessionaire informed me I was not going to be awarded Chesna Ridge. He stated, "Morty Brothers made an agreement rent to buy his equipment." This raised suspicion and was the motivation between my initial FOIL requests. The result of …
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Session No. 3
FEBRUARY 5, 2026
Timothy J. Meyers
Chair
John J. Gilmour
Majority Leader
John J. Mills
Minority Leader
Olivia M. Owens
Clerk of the Legislature
ROLL CALL
INVOCATION: Ms. St. Jean Tard
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mr. Bargnesi
PUBLIC COMMENT
TABLED ITEMS: Rules of the Legislature for 2026
ITEMS FOR RECONSIDERATION FROM PREVIOUS MEETING
MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING: Meeting No. 2
PUBLIC HEARING
MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTIONS:
GREENE, LORIGO, MILLS, TODARO, BARGNESI, DUPRE, GILMOUR, KOOSHOIAN, MEYERS & ST. JEAN TARD
Celebrating the 205th Anniversary of the Erie County Sheriff's Office
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Recognizing National Wear Red Day
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Recognizing National Donor Day
DUPRE, ST. JEAN TARD, KOOSHOIAN & MEYERS
Recognizing National School Counseling Week - Buffalo Public Schools
DUPRE & ST. JEAN TARD
Honoring and Celebrat …
Thu Jan 22, 2026
Erie County Legislature
Erie County Legislature to consider biometric privacy bills and infrastructure contracts
The legislature will introduce two biometric privacy acts, a resolution to establish a special subcommittee on fleet policies, and consider multiple county executive communications including SUNY ECC roof replacement, sewer contracts, cultural funding grant monitoring reports, and lease agreements for legislative office space. Several ceremonial resolutions honor individuals and events.
- LL INTRO. 1-1 (2026) – Biometrics Transparency and Privacy Act
- LL INTRO. 2-1 (2026) – The Customer Biometric Privacy Act
- INTRO. 2-1 – Establishing a Special Legislative Subcommittee to Examine Erie County Fleet Policies
- COMM. 2E-11 – SUNY ECC North Campus Kittinger Hall Roof Replacement
- COMM. 2E-12 – ECSD No. 8 – East Aurora WRRF (Contract No. 23)
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Session No. 2
JANUARY 22, 2026
Timothy J. Meyers
Chair
John J. Gilmour
Majority Leader
John J. Mills
Minority Leader
Olivia M. Owens
Clerk of the Legislature
ROLL CALL
INVOCATION: Mr. Dupre
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mr. Greene
PUBLIC COMMENT
TABLED ITEMS: Rules of the Legislature for 2026
ITEMS FOR RECONSIDERATION FROM PREVIOUS MEETING
MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING: Meeting No. 1
PUBLIC HEARING
MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTIONS:
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Honoring National Holocaust Remembrance Day
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Honoring National Personal Trainer Day
DUPRE
In Remembrance of Daniel B. Watkins, Jr.
DUPRE
In Remembrance of Chiwon Monique Sadler
DUPRE & ST. JEAN TARD
Recognizing Zeneta Everhart for Her Assistance with The Backpack Refresh Event
KOOSHOIAN
Celebrating Catholic Schools Week – Canisius High Schoo …
Thu Jan 8, 2026
Erie County Legislature
Legislature swears in leaders and sets 2026 committee assignments
The Erie County Legislature convened its first 2026 session to conduct organizational business, including roll call, invocation, and the election of a chair and clerk. Members designated majority and minority leaders and adopted the 2026 rules of order. The body also introduced local laws on biometric privacy and received committee reports, including 2026 committee assignments and mid-year budget hearing dates.
- LL INTRO. 1-1 (2026) — Biometrics Transparency and Privacy Act (introduced by Legislator Dupre)
- LL INTRO. 2-1 (2026) — The Customer Biometric Privacy Act (introduced by Legislator Lorigo)
- INTRO. 1-1 — Appointment of Democratic Commissioner of Elections to fill vacancy (amended)
- INTRO. 1-2 — Designation of Legislative Earmarks in 2026 Budget (amended)
- COMM. 1E-9 — 2026 Committee Assignments (suspension of rules) (introduced by Legislator Meyers)
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Session No. 1
JANUARY 8, 2026
ROLL CALL
INVOCATION: Mr. Meyers
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mr. Mills
NOMINATION & ELECTION OF CHAIR
NOMINATION & ELECTION OF CLERK
DESIGNATION OF MAJORITY LEADER
DESIGNATION OF MINORITY LEADER
RULES OF THE LEGISLATURE FOR 2026
DESIGNATION OF NEWSPAPERS
PUBLIC COMMENT
TABLED ITEMS
ITEMS FOR RECONSIDERATION FROM PREVIOUS MEETING
MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING: Meeting No. 24 (2025)
PUBLIC HEARING
MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTIONS:
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Honoring National Mentoring Month
MAJORITY CAUCUS
Honoring Blood Donor Month
ST. JEAN TARD
Honoring Block Clubs that Care - Johnnie B. Wiley Sport Pavilion, Winslow, and Cold Springs
BARGNESI
Honoring the Career of Chief Robert Clontz
VINAL
Honoring William Skretny o …
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Business establishments22,497 (418,202 employees · 2023)
Fair Market Rent (2BR)$1,176/mo (19,846 assisted households · 2025)
Adults with low literacy17.7% (low numeracy 28% · 2017)
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Revenue$3.05B
Spending$2.99B
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Outstanding debt$674.1M
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