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The Greene County Health Services Committee is meeting to consider one proposed action item: approving an individual provider contract for the Preschool Special Education Program. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• Approving Individual Provider Contract - Preschool Special Education Program

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General

The Greene County Legislature is holding a public hearing to receive comments on the proposed 2026-2027 operating budget of Columbia-Greene Community College. The agenda contains only this hearing and no other business items.

• Public hearing on 2026-2027 operating budget of Columbia-Greene Community College

The Greene County Legislature held a public hearing on the proposed 2026-2027 operating budget of the Columbia-Greene Community College. One member of the public, Mr. Izzo, spoke, raising questions about the college's fund balance, audit findings, and financial transparency. No decision was made; the hearing was informational only, and the budget was not voted on.

• Public hearing opened and closed on 2026-2027 Columbia-Greene Community College budget
• No vote or formal action taken on the proposed budget

Greene County Legislature

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The Greene County Legislature is holding a public hearing to consider Local Law Introductory Number 2 of 2026, which would establish a real property tax exemption for seriously disabled veterans. The hearing is the only substantive item on the agenda; no vote or other action is listed.

• Public hearing on Local Law Introductory Number 2 of 2026 — Real Property Tax Exemption for Seriously Disabled Veterans

The Greene County Legislature held a public hearing on Local Law Introductory Number 2 of 2026, which would fully exempt the primary residence of seriously disabled veterans from property taxes and special district charges. No public comments were made. Legislator Hobart asked about the inclusion of LGBTQ-related discharge language, and staff explained it covers veterans discharged under Don't Ask, Don't Tell. The hearing was closed without a vote; the law was not approved or denied at this meeting.

• Public hearing opened and closed on Local Law Intro 2 of 2026 (no vote taken)
• No public comments received on the proposed veteran tax exemption

Greene County Legislature

The Greene County Legislature's regular meeting on August 19, 2026, includes a vote on a local law to fully exempt seriously disabled veterans' primary residences from property taxes and special district charges. The agenda also features multiple resolutions authorizing agreements between the Sheriff's Office and six central school districts, awarding contracts for the Windham Transfer Station reconstruction, and accepting the 2026-2027 Columbia-Greene Community College operating budget. Several budget amendments and capital project authorizations are also scheduled.

• Motion to adopt Local Law No. 2 of 2026: full property tax exemption for primary residences of seriously disabled veterans (RPTL 458-a(11))
• Resolution calling for a two-year delay of federal SNAP administrative and benefit cost shifts under H.R. 1, urging NY State to hold counties harmless
• Accepting proposed 2026-2027 operating budget for Columbia-Greene Community College (as amended)
• Authorizing agreements between Greene County Sheriff's Office and six school districts: Cairo-Durham, Catskill, CA, Greenville, Hunter-Tannersville, and WAJ Central
• Awarding general and electrical contractor bids for Windham Transfer Station Reconstruction Project

Government Operations

The Government Operations Committee is meeting to consider a single action item: declaring a portion of county-owned real property as no longer needed for public use and offering approximately .275 acre to the highest bidder. The meeting is otherwise procedural, with no other substantive items on the agenda.

• Authorizing declaration of .275 acre of county-owned real property as surplus
• Offering the property to the highest bidder

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The Public Works Committee is meeting to consider awarding a paving contract for Clarke Street in Catskill. The agenda lists this as a proposed action item, meaning it may be voted on during the meeting.

• Awarding paving contract for Clarke Street in Catskill

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The Greene County Services Committee is meeting to consider two action items: a resolution urging a two-year delay of federal SNAP administrative and benefit cost shifts under H.R. 1, and asking New York State to hold counties harmless if the federal government fails to act; and awarding bids and authorizing contracts for the Cairo Senior Center Project #161. The meeting is open to the public, with rules for speaking.

• Resolution calling for a two-year delay of federal SNAP administrative and benefit cost shifts under H.R. 1
• Resolution calling on New York State to hold counties harmless if the federal government fails to act
• Awarding bids and authorizing contracts for Cairo Senior Center Project #161

Economic Development and Tourism

The Greene County Economic Development and Tourism Committee is meeting to hear a guest speaker from the Catskills Comedy Festival and to consider a proposed action item regarding the Haines Falls Pedestrian Improvement Project, specifically an intent to declare lead agency under SEQRA. The meeting is open to the public, with speaking rules requiring prior request.

• Guest speaker: Stephen Bradicich, Catskills Comedy Festival
• Haines Falls Pedestrian Improvement Project - SEQRA Intent to Declare Lead Agency

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The Greene County Resources Committee is meeting to consider two action items. First, a resolution calling for a two-year delay of federal SNAP administrative and benefit cost shifts enacted under H.R. 1, and urging New York State to hold counties harmless if the federal government fails to act. Second, awarding bids and authorizing contracts for the Cairo Senior Center Project #161. The meeting is scheduled for Monday, August 17, 2026, at 6:00 PM in the Board Room at 411 Main Street, Catskill.

• Resolution calling for two-year delay of federal SNAP administrative and benefit cost shifts under H.R. 1
• Resolution urging New York State to hold counties harmless if federal government fails to act
• Awarding bids and authorizing contracts for Cairo Senior Center Project #161

Finance

The Greene County Finance Committee is meeting to consider a 2026-2027 operating budget for Columbia-Greene Community College, several agreements with school districts for sheriff's services, and various contracts and budget amendments. The agenda includes awarding construction contracts for the Windham Transfer Station and a paving contract for Clarke Street in Catskill, as well as fee increases for the Board of Elections. The committee will also review the Treasurer's monthly report for July 2026.

• Accepting proposed 2026-2027 operating budget for Columbia-Greene Community College
• Authorizing agreements between Greene County Sheriff's Office and six school districts (Cairo-Durham, Catskill, CA, Greenville, Hunter-Tannersville, WAJ)
• Awarding electrical and general contractor bids for Windham Transfer Station Reconstruction Project
• Increasing fees for Greene County Board of Elections
• Awarding paving contract for Clarke Street in Catskill

Public Works

The Public Works Committee is meeting to discuss the Highway Superintendent's July 2026 report and consider four action items, including awarding contracts for the Windham Transfer Station reconstruction and approving budget amendments for highway and capital projects. These are proposed actions, not final decisions, as the committee will vote on them.

• Awarding general contractor for Windham Transfer Station Reconstruction Project
• Awarding electrical contractor for Windham Transfer Station Reconstruction Project
• Budget amendment for Greene County Highway Consolidated Local Street and Highway Improvement Program
• Budget amendment for Capital Project #174 - Windham Transfer Station Reconstruction

The Public Works Committee voted to move forward on the Windham Transfer Station reconstruction, recommending approval of a $4,010,326 general contract with Jersen Construction Group and a $241,800 electrical contract with CDE Electric, Inc. The committee also approved budget amendments to add $1,537,958.28 in state highway funding and to transfer $4,659,626 from reserves to cover the project's construction costs. These actions now go to the Finance Committee and the full Legislature for final approval.

• Moved to adopt award of general contractor Jersen Construction Group for Windham Transfer Station reconstruction at $4,010,326.
• Moved to adopt award of electrical contractor CDE Electric, Inc. for Windham Transfer Station reconstruction at $241,800.
• Moved to adopt budget amendment adding $1,537,958.28 in state highway funds (CHIPS, PAVE NY, EWR, POP) to the 2026 Highway Budget.
• Moved to adopt budget amendment transferring $4,659,626 from Reserve Future Projects to Capital Project #174 for Windham Transfer Station construction.

County Services

The Greene County Services Committee is meeting to consider two proposed action items: authorizing an agreement between the Greene County Department of Human Services (Aging) and Columbia County Community Healthcare Consortium, Inc., and increasing fees for the Greene County Board of Elections. The meeting is scheduled for Monday, August 10, 2026, at 6:00 PM in the Board Room at 411 Main Street, Catskill, NY.

• Authorizing agreement with Columbia County Community Healthcare Consortium, Inc. for aging services
• Increasing fees for Greene County Board of Elections

Health Services

The Greene County Health Services Committee is meeting to consider two proposed action items: authorizing an agreement with Coordinated Care Services, Inc. for mental health services, and approving a center-based provider contract for the Preschool Special Education Program. No other substantive items are listed on the agenda.

• Authorizing Agreement - Greene County Mental Health and Coordinated Care Services, Inc.
• Approving Center Based Provider Contract - Preschool Special Education Program

The Health Services Committee unanimously approved two action items: a services agreement with Coordinated Care Services, Inc. for mental health management and technical assistance, and a center-based provider contract with Astor Services for preschool special education. Both items were moved for adoption and will go to the Finance Committee and full Legislature for final approval.

• Approved agreement with Coordinated Care Services, Inc. for mental health services (unanimous)
• Approved preschool special education contract with Astor Services (unanimous)

Public Safety

The Public Safety Committee will consider authorizing agreements between the Greene County Sheriff's Office and six central school districts: Cairo-Durham, Catskill, CA, Greenville, Hunter-Tannersville, and WAJ. Also on the agenda are an out-of-state travel authorization for Deputy Director of Emergency Services Daniel King and the establishment of two capital projects: #181 for the 2025 State Homeland Security Grant Program and #182 for the Public Safety Answering Point Grant for 2025 and 2026.

• Authorizing agreements with Cairo-Durham, Catskill, CA, Greenville, Hunter-Tannersville, and WAJ Central School Districts for Sheriff's Office services
• Out-of-state travel authorization for Daniel King, Deputy Director of Emergency Services
• Establishing Capital Project #181 for the 2025 State Homeland Security Grant Program
• Establishing Capital Project #182 for the Public Safety Answering Point Grant for 2025 and 2026

The Public Safety Committee unanimously approved six agreements authorizing the Sheriff's Office to provide School Resource Officers (SROs) to six school districts for the 2026-2027 school year, with costs reimbursed by the districts. The committee also approved two grant-funded capital projects and out-of-state travel for the Deputy Director of Emergency Services. The Sheriff reported plans to join a lawsuit against the state over a law barring ICE cooperation contracts.

• Approved SRO agreement with Cairo-Durham CSD, $150,556.25 for two officers (unanimous)
• Approved SRO agreement with Catskill CSD, $75,278.12 (unanimous)
• Approved SRO agreement with Coxsackie-Athens CSD, $75,278.12 (unanimous)
• Approved SRO agreement with Greenville CSD, $75,278.12 (unanimous)
• Approved SRO agreement with Hunter-Tannersville CSD, $75,278.12 (unanimous)
• Approved SRO agreement with Windham-Ashland-Jewett CSD, $75,278.12 (unanimous)
• Approved out-of-state travel for Daniel King to IAEM conference in Long Beach, CA (unanimous)
• Approved Capital Project #181 for $61,618 State Homeland Security Grant (unanimous)

County Resources

The County Resources Committee will meet to hear a presentation from members of Columbia-Greene Community College on the proposed 2026-2027 operating budget. The committee will then consider setting a public hearing and adopting the budget. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• Guest speakers from Columbia-Greene Community College to present proposed 2026-2027 operating budget
• Setting a public hearing for the 2026-2027 operating budget of Columbia-Greene Community College
• Adopting the 2026-2027 operating budget for Columbia-Greene Community College

General

The Greene County Legislature will meet on August 5, 2026, to consider a resolution setting a public hearing for the 2026-2027 operating budget of Columbia-Greene Community College. The agenda also includes approval of prior minutes, committee reports, and announcements. Aside from the budget hearing item, the meeting consists of standard procedural business.

• Resolution to set a public hearing for the 2026-2027 Operating Budget of Columbia-Greene Community College

Greene County Legislature

The Greene County Legislature will consider a motion to adopt Local Law No. 1 of 2026, which provides a real‑property tax exemption for the surviving spouse of a police officer killed in the line of duty. Other items include an agreement with the United Public Service Employees Union concerning nurses, several procurement authorizations, and the setting of a public hearing on a veteran‑tax‑exemption law. The meeting also addresses solid‑waste contracts, emergency‑services equipment upgrades, and the extension of the county administrator’s term.

• Motion to adopt Local Law No. 1 of 2026 – tax exemption for surviving spouse of a police officer killed in the line of duty
• Approving agreement with UPSEU (United Public Service Employees Union) regarding nurses
• Authorizing advertisement for bids to replace the Greene County Office Building roof
• Authorizing lease of 8 Union Street, Catskill, NY to Matthew 25 Food Pantry
• Authorizing solicitation of RFP for NextGEN 9‑1‑1 call‑handling equipment for the Greene County 9‑1‑1 Center

The Greene County Legislature adopted a new local law granting a real‑property tax exemption to the surviving spouse of a police officer killed in the line of duty. It also approved a nurses' agreement with the United Public Service Employees Union, authorized several claim payments, set a public hearing on a veteran tax‑exemption law, and approved various resolutions including a time‑capsule dedication, a "Think Differently" small group, a lease for a food pantry, and advertising bids for a roof replacement.

• Adopted Local Law No. 1 providing tax exemption for surviving spouses of police officers killed in the line of duty (10,000 ayes, 0 noes)
• Approved agreement with UPSEU regarding nurses (8,702 ayes, 1,298 noes)
• Authorized payment of general claims (adopted)
• Authorized payment of highway claims (adopted)
• Set public hearing on Local Law Intro #2 granting tax exemption to primary residence of seriously disabled veterans (adopted)
• Adopted resolution to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution with a time capsule at the Greene County Justice Center (adopted)
• Adopted resolution establishing a "Think Differently" small group (adopted)
• Authorized lease of 8 Union Street, Catskill, NY to Matthew 25 Food Pantry (adopted)

General

The Greene County board is holding a public hearing regarding Local Law Number 1 of 2026. This proposed law concerns real property tax exemptions for property owned by the surviving spouse of a police officer killed in the line of duty.

• Public hearing for Local Law Number 1 of 2026 regarding real property tax exemptions

Government Operations

The Government Operations Committee will meet to discuss the County Administrator's term and assessment roll charges. The body is reviewing two proposed action items.

• Extension to County Administrator Shaun S. Groden's current term
• Chargeback of assessment roll related services and materials for 2026 Final Rolls

The Government Operations Committee approved an extension to the current term of County Administrator Shaun S. Groden. The new expiration date for the term is April 1, 2028. The committee also moved for adoption on a chargeback for assessment roll related services and materials.

• Approved extension of Shaun S. Groden's term as County Administrator to expire April 1, 2028 (7-0)
• Moved for adoption of chargeback of assessment roll related services and materials (7-0)

Finance

The Greene County Finance Committee is considering 23 action items, including setting a public hearing on a local law to fully exempt disabled veterans' primary residences from property taxes and special charges. Other items involve approving a nurse union agreement, purchasing security cameras and a recording system for the 911 center, authorizing emergency repair of a culvert on Willowbrook Road, and awarding bids for fuel and solid waste disposal services.

• Public hearing on Local Law Intro 2 of 2026 to exempt disabled veterans' primary residences from taxation
• Purchase and installation of security camera system for 911 Center and Emergency Services Building
• Emergency rehabilitation of Willowbrook Road culvert over Cob Creek, BIN 3200930, in Greenville
• Contracts for solid waste disposal with Seneca Meadows, Inc. and extension with County Waste Ulster, LLC
• Awarding bids for propane, #2D diesel fuel, and gasoline

The Finance Committee approved a public hearing regarding a local law to provide full property and special district tax exemptions for seriously disabled veterans. Several other operational contracts, bids, and agreements were also adopted.

• Approved public hearing for veteran tax exemption local law (8-0)
• Approved UPSEU agreement regarding nurses (7-0)
• Authorized security camera system for 911 Center/DES (7-0)
• Authorized new recording system for 911 Center (7-0)
• Accepted Willowbrook Road culvert rehabilitation proposal (7-0)
• Authorized Seneca Meadows, Inc. waste disposal contract (7-0)
• Extended County Waste Ulster, LLC agreement (7-0)
• Awarded propane bid (7-0)

Economic Development and Tourism

The Economic Development and Tourism Committee will consider adopting the final scoping document for a General Environmental Impact Statement (GEIS) for Capital Project #163, the Cementon Redevelopment. This is the sole action item on the agenda, moving the environmental review process forward. The meeting includes only this item and routine procedures.

• Capital Project #163 – Cementon Redevelopment – Adoption of Final Scoping Document for General Environmental Impact Statement

The Economic Development and Tourism Committee approved the final scoping document for a General Environmental Impact Statement regarding the Cementon Redevelopment Area. This document outlines the scope of work for a conceptual master plan on approximately 1,700 acres in the Town of Catskill.

• Adopted final scoping document for Capital Project #163 - Cementon Redevelopment (8-0)

County Services

The Greene County Services Committee will consider two proposed action items: awarding bids for the Department of Human Services (Aging) and Ginsburg’s Inc., and authorizing an agreement with Columbia County Community Healthcare Consortium for the NY Connects Expansion and Enhancement Program and the Health Insurance Information Counseling and Assistance Program (HIICAP). These items involve contracting services for elderly residents. The meeting is scheduled for July 13, 2026, at 6:00 PM.

• Awarding bids – Greene County Department of Human Services (Aging) and Ginsburg’s Inc.
• Authorizing agreement with Columbia County Community Healthcare Consortium for NY Connects Expansion and Enhancement Program
• Authorizing agreement for Health Insurance Information Counseling and Assistance Program (HIICAP)

The County Services Committee approved a bid for food supplies and authorized an agreement with the Columbia County Community Healthcare Consortium. The healthcare agreement covers NY Connects and HIICAP programs through March 2027.

• Awarded food supply bid to Ginsburg’s Inc. (8-0)
• Authorized agreement with Columbia County Community Healthcare Consortium, Inc. (8-0)

Health Services

The Greene County Health Services Committee will consider and decide on an agreement with the United Public Service Employees Union (UPSEU) concerning nurses. This is the sole action item on the agenda for the July 13, 2026 meeting. No other matters are listed.

• Approve agreement with UPSEU regarding nurses

The Health Services Committee approved a contract agreement with the United Public Service Employees Union regarding nurses. The agreement covers working conditions and salaries for the period from January 1, 2026, through December 31, 2028.

• Approved agreement with UPSEU regarding nurses (6-1)

Public Works

The Public Works Committee will discuss the Highway Superintendent's report and consider 12 proposed action items. These include authorizing bids for cleaning, refuse removal, and roof replacement; awarding bids for propane, diesel, and gasoline; accepting a proposal for emergency rehabilitation of Willowbrook Road culvert; and approving solid waste disposal contracts with Seneca Meadows and County Waste Ulster. Also on the agenda is a lease for a food pantry and a resolution for the Windham Transfer Station.

• Emergency rehabilitation of Willowbrook Road culvert over Cob Creek BIN 3200930, Town of Greenville
• Authorizing contract for transportation and disposal of solid waste with Seneca Meadows, Inc.
• Authorizing extension of solid waste disposal agreement with County Waste Ulster, LLC
• Authorizing lease of 8 Union Street, Catskill, NY to Matthew 25 Food Pantry
• Authorizing advertisement for bids for Greene County Office Building roof replacement

The committee approved several advertisements for bids regarding cleaning, refuse removal, and roof replacement. Additional actions included awarding fuel bids, authorizing a culvert rehabilitation in Greenville, and approving a lease for 8 Union Street.

• Approved advertisement for county facility cleaning services (8-0)
• Approved advertisement for county facility refuse removal (8-0)
• Approved advertisement for Greene County Office Building roof replacement (8-0)
• Awarded bid for propane (8-0)
• Awarded bid for #2D diesel fuel (8-0)
• Awarded bid for gasoline (8-0)
• Accepted proposal for Willowbrook Road culvert rehabilitation in Greenville (8-0)
• Authorized Seneca Meadows, Inc. solid waste contract (8-0)

Public Safety

The Public Safety Committee is considering a series of proposed action items focused on upgrading Greene County's 9-1-1 center, including authorizing solicitations for NextGEN 9-1-1 call handling equipment, consulting services for telecommunications redundancy, and the purchase of a new recording system and security camera system. The committee will also vote on reaffirming NIMS procedures, appointing members to the Fire Advisory Board, and a budget amendment for capital project #165 on statewide interoperable communications.

• Authorizing solicitation of RFP for NextGEN 9-1-1 Call Handling Equipment
• Authorizing purchase and installation of new recording system for 9-1-1 Center
• Authorizing purchase and installation of security camera system for 911 Center and Emergency Services building
• Authorizing RFP for consulting services to evaluate telecommunications pathway diversity and network redundancy
• Budget amendment for Emergency Services Capital Project #165 - 2024 Statewide Interoperable Communications

The committee approved the reaffirmation of NIMS procedures, authorized RFPs for next‑gen 9‑1‑1 equipment and telecom‑redundancy consulting, and approved purchases of a new recording system, a security‑camera system, and a budget amendment for capital project #165. It also appointed members to the Greene County Fire Advisory Board. All actions were moved for adoption and passed by vote.

• Reaffirmed NIMS procedures (adopted; AYES: Martinez, Handel, Davis, Lanuto, Linger; NOES: Thorington, Luvera)
• Authorized solicitation of RFP for NextGen 9‑1‑1 call handling equipment (adopted; AYES: Thorington, Martinez, Handel, Davis, Lanuto, Hobart, Linger; NOES: Luvera)
• Authorized solicitation of RFP for consulting services on telecom pathway diversity and network redundancy (adopted; AYES: Thorington, Martinez, Handel, Davis, Lanuto, Hobart, Luvera, Linger; NOES: none)
• Authorized purchase and installation of new recording system for $142,652.97 (adopted)
• Authorized purchase and installation of security‑camera system for the 9‑1‑1 Center (adopted; AYES: Thorington, Martinez, Handel, Davis, Lanuto, Hobart, Luvera, Linger)
• Appointed members to the Greene County Fire Advisory Board (adopted; AYES: Thorington, Martinez, Handel, Davis, Lanuto, Hobart, Luvera, Linger)
• Approved budget amendment for Greene County Emergency Services Capital Project #165 (adopted; AYES: Thorington, Martinez, Handel, Davis, Lanuto, Hobart, Luvera, Linger)

County Resources

The County Resources Committee will hear updates from the Greene County Agricultural Society on the Youth Fair and from Columbia-Greene Community College. Two proposed action items are on the table: a resolution to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution by placing a time capsule at the Justice Center, and authorizing an agreement with the Columbia-Greene Community College Foundation that includes a payment.

• Resolution to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution with a time capsule dedication and burial at the Greene County Justice Center
• Authorizing agreement between Greene County and the Columbia-Greene Community College Foundation and authorizing payment
• Update on Greene Youth Fair from Alex Johnk, President of the Greene County Agricultural Society
• Brief update from Victoria Walsh, President of Columbia-Greene Community College

The County Resources Committee meeting ended with a unanimous adjournment at 6:22 p.m. No votes or formal approvals of the listed resolutions were recorded in the minutes.

Health Services

The Greene County Health Services Committee will vote on seven action items, including a resolution to establish a 'Think Differently' small group, authorizing an agreement with NYS Department of Health for Hepatitis C program (C43052GM), and a budget amendment for public health emergency preparedness with Health Research, Inc. The committee will also approve minutes from the Medical Professional Advisory Committee and two contracts for the Preschool Special Education Program.

• Resolution establishing a 'Think Differently' small group
• Authorizing agreement with NYS Department of Health for Hepatitis C program (C43052GM)
• Authorizing agreement and budget amendment for Public Health Emergency Preparedness with Health Research, Inc.
• Approving two Related Service Provider Contracts for Preschool Special Education Program
• Accepting minutes from Medical Professional Advisory Committee for two quarters

The Health Services Committee adopted a resolution establishing the Greene County “Think Differently” Small Group to advance inclusion for individuals with disabilities. It approved the Hepatitis C treatment agreement with the New York State Department of Health and a $240,105 budget amendment for the 2026‑2027 fiscal year. The committee also authorized agreements for public‑health emergency preparedness and for two preschool special‑education service providers.

• Adopted resolution establishing Greene County Think Differently Small Group
• Accepted minutes of Medical Professional Advisory Committee Q3 2025
• Accepted minutes of Medical Professional Advisory Committee Q4 2025
• Authorized Hepatitis C treatment agreement and $240,105 budget amendment
• Authorized public‑health emergency preparedness agreement with Health Research, Inc.
• Approved preschool special‑education occupational therapy contract with Wonderfully Made (effective Aug 1, 2026)
• Approved preschool special‑education services contract with Access Therapy Group PT OT SLP and Psychological Services PLLC (effective Sep 1, 2026)

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