Livingston County, NY

Human Services Committee

Public Services Committee

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Livingston County Board of Supervisors will consider several resolutions, including amendments to the 2025 county budget for the Office for the Aging, Sheriff's Office, and Workforce Development, as well as amendments to the 2026 salary schedule for the County Attorney and a portion of a prior resolution affecting the Department of Health. The board will also receive a notice of claim in a lawsuit against the county and hear an update from the Livingston County Historical Society & Museum.

• Amending 2025 budget for Office for the Aging, Sheriff's Office & Workforce Development
• Amending 2026 salary schedule for County Attorney
• Amending portion of Resolution No. 2026-140 (2026 salary schedule: Department of Health)
• Receipt of Notice of Claim: Christina Wolfanger vs. Livingston County
• Approving Abstract of Claims #3B-August 26, 2026

Ways and Means Committee

The Livingston County Ways and Means Committee will vote on amending the 2026 salary schedule to create a new Assistant County Attorney position and adjust the salary range for the Deputy Director of Community Mental Health Services. The committee will also approve budget amendments for the Office for the Aging, Sheriff’s Office, and Workforce Development departments, including a $150,000 transfer to opioid programs.

• Create one full-time Assistant County Attorney position at $90,000-$120,000 salary range
• Amend Deputy Director of Community Mental Health Services salary range to $82,000-$103,000
• Approve $150,000 budget amendment for Workforce Development opioid programs
• Approve $12,000 budget amendment for Office for the Aging MLTC program
• Approve $16,893.47 budget amendment for Sheriff’s Office STOP DWI program

Planning Board

The Livingston County Planning Board will review six zoning referrals at its August 13, 2026 meeting, covering special use permits, subdivisions, site plan reviews, and a rezoning. These include a mining operation modification in Avon, a rezoning in Dansville, and several new developments. The board will also approve minutes from the previous meeting and hear local announcements.

• Zoning Referral #2026-047: Special use permit modification for mining at 1392 Oak Openings Road, Avon (Spallina Materials)
• Zoning Referral #2026-051: Rezoning and map amendment for four parcels in Dansville (Livingston County IDA)
• Zoning Referral #2026-049: Subdivision of four lots and site plan for flex buildings and self-storage in Avon (PS Bruckel, Inc)
• Zoning Referral #2026-054: Subdivision, site plan, and conditional use permit for church and school on Livonia Center Road (Levi Shetler)
• Zoning Referral #2026-053: Site plan and conditional use permit for 12,280 SF metal roof manufacturing facility on Livonia Center Road (Aden Miller)

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Livingston County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on a proposed local law amending the county ethics and disclosure law, then vote on a $2.69 million claims abstract and a series of contracts and resolutions. Most items are routine approvals for services, grants, and proclamations, with no major policy changes or public hearings beyond the ethics law and a future special assessment hearing.

• Public hearing on Local Law D-2026 amending the Livingston County Ethics and Disclosure Law
• Approval of Abstract of Claims #8A totaling $2,691,023.43
• Contract with PointClickCare Technologies for electronic medical records at the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation ($228,027.22 year 1)
• Contract with Genesee Community College for staff development training ($306,422.66)
• Three emergency management grants from NYS DHSES totaling $278,028

Ways and Means Committee

The Livingston County Ways and Means Committee will consider several action items, including creating three new full-time positions (Assisted Outpatient Treatment Coordinator, Human Resources Generalist II, and Planning Fiscal Analyst), awarding a bid for a coroner van, setting a public hearing on special assessment rolls, adopting an ethics law, and approving budget amendments and transfers. The committee will also set uniform foreclosure dates and increase the county mileage rate.

• Create Assisted Outpatient Treatment Coordinator position ($75,000-$78,000) in Health Dept, funded by OMH
• Create Human Resources Generalist II – Labor Relations position ($76,500-$85,000) in Personnel
• Award bid to A.R. Mazz LTD for Chrysler Voyager LX First Call Van for coroners at $54,350
• Adopt Local Law 4-2026 amending Livingston County Ethics and Disclosure Law
• Approve Abstract of Claims #8A totaling $2,691,023.43

The committee approved creating three new full-time positions (Assisted Outpatient Treatment Coordinator, Human Resources Generalist II, Planning Fiscal Analyst), awarded a $54,350 bid for a coroner van, adopted Local Law 4-2026 on ethics, set uniform foreclosure dates, and approved claims and budget amendments. All motions carried unanimously.

• Approved creating Assisted Outpatient Treatment Coordinator position ($75,000-$78,000) (carried)
• Approved creating Human Resources Generalist II – Labor Relations position ($76,500-$85,000) (carried)
• Approved creating Planning Fiscal Analyst position (Wage Grade 16, effective Aug 12, 2026) (carried)
• Awarded bid for Chrysler Voyager LX First Call Van to A.R. Mazz LTD for $54,350 (carried)
• Set public hearing for Oct 14, 2026 on special assessment rolls (carried)
• Set mileage rate at .76¢ per mile effective July 1, 2026 (carried)
• Adopted Local Law 4-2026 amending Ethics and Disclosure Law (carried)
• Established Sept 15 as last day to redeem property and first Thursday of November for auction (carried)

Public Services Committee

The Public Services Committee is reviewing several state grant contracts for emergency management, public defense, and law enforcement. The body is also considering bids for a coroner's removal van and county-wide HVAC services, and a proposal to join the Climate Smart Communities program.

• Grant for Sheriff's Office: $1,032,416.00 for radio system and 911 center upgrades
• Grant for Public Defender: $258,000.00 for office professionalization and modernization
• Coroner's Bid: $54,350.00 to AR Mazz Ltd. for a Chrysler Voyager LX removal van
• HVAC Bid: 3-year contract awarded to John W. Danforth Company for county-wide services
• Emergency Management Grants: Three contracts totaling $279,028.00 for performance, homeland security, and hazard mitigation

The Public Services Committee approved several contracts and grants, including a $3.63 million amendment for broadband engineering services and a $54,350 coroner's van purchase. Two climate-related resolutions—the Climate Smart Communities application and pledge—were defeated. A proposed intermunicipal agreement with the Town of Leicester was pulled from the agenda for further discussion.

• Approved $3,633,943.90 contract amendment with Hunt Engineers for broadband project (carried)
• Approved $54,350 bid for Chrysler Voyager van for County Coroners (carried)
• Approved HVAC services contract with John W. Danforth Company (carried)
• Approved $1,032,416 SICG grant and $192,584.60 OVS VOCA grant for Sheriff's Office (carried)
• Approved $8,000 grant contract with Genesee Finger Lakes Regional Planning Council (carried)
• Approved $258,000 grant for Public Defender modernization (carried)
• Approved $113,000 OWWL Library System contract (carried)
• Climate Smart Communities application and pledge both defeated (lost)

Human Services Committee

The committee will consider authorizing contracts for staff development, legal services, and Pre-K therapy. The body will also review monthly social services statistics and Center for Nursing & Rehabilitation operational updates.

• Contract for Genesee Community College for staff development: $306,422.66
• Legal services contract for Kruk & Campbell, PC: $158.00/hr
• Creation of a full-time Assisted Outpatient Treatment Coordinator position: $75,000.00 - $78,000.00
• Pre-K program therapy contracts for Katrina Benner, Carrie Fagan, and Deborah Uveino
• Grant application for 19 new suction machines at CNR: approximately $22,000

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Board of Supervisors will discuss a proposed local law to amend and restate the Livingston County Ethics and Disclosure Law. Members will also consider budget amendments and the declaration of surplus property for the Department of Health.

• Proposed Local Law No. D-2026 to amend the Livingston County Ethics and Disclosure Law
• Declaration of surplus property for the Department of Health
• Budget amendments for County Administration, Office For The Aging, and Sheriff’s Office
• Letter of engagement for legal services with Harris Beach Murtha Cullina PLLC
• Contract for the Livingston County Office of Workforce Development

The Livingston County Board of Supervisors ratified a tentative collective bargaining agreement with the Deputy Sheriff's Association covering 2026-2029, and approved an abstract of claims totaling $4,601,662.95. The board also introduced a proposed local law to amend the county ethics and disclosure law, scheduling a public hearing for August 12, 2026. Several other resolutions were adopted, including budget amendments, a legal services engagement, and workforce development contracts.

• Ratified tentative collective bargaining agreement with Deputy Sheriff's Association (2026-2029) (4,052-0)
• Approved Abstract of Claims #7B totaling $4,601,662.95 (4,052-0)
• Introduced Local Law D-2026 amending Ethics and Disclosure Law; public hearing set for Aug 12, 2026
• Approved 2026 budget amendments for County Administration, Office for the Aging, and Sheriff's Office (4,052-0)
• Authorized transfer of funds for County Attorney (4,052-0)
• Authorized legal services engagement with Harris Beach Murtha Cullina PLLC for tax foreclosure litigation (4,052-0)
• Authorized six workforce development contracts totaling $1,068,782.71 (4,052-0)
• Declared surplus dental equipment from Department of Health as surplus property

Ways and Means Committee

The Ways and Means Committee will vote to authorize the chairman to sign multiple Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act contracts for county service providers, including Genesee County ($261,032.85) and Livingston County ($308,318.63). The committee will also set a public hearing on a proposed amendment to the Livingston County Ethics and Disclosure Law and approve a letter of engagement for legal services. Additional items include budget amendment approvals and the declaration of surplus dental equipment for disposal.

• Authorize $261,032.85 contract for Genesee County WIOA service provider (7/1/26‑6/30/27)
• Authorize $308,318.63 contract for Livingston County WIOA service provider (7/1/26‑6/30/27)
• Authorize $259,060.00 contract for Orleans County WIOA service provider (7/1/26‑6/30/27)
• Authorize $204,871.23 contract for Wyoming County WIOA service provider (7/1/26‑6/30/27)
• Authorize $27,500.00 contract for The Bonadio Group for sub‑recipient auditing of WIOA contractors

Planning Board

The Livingston County Planning Board is meeting to review three zoning referrals: a site plan for a new 9,600 SF building in Dansville, a 12-month moratorium on data centers in York, and a 12-month moratorium extension on large-scale solar in Lima. The board will also handle routine items like minutes approval and conflict declarations.

• Zoning Referral #2026-041: Site plan review for new 9,600 SF building on Robert Hart Drive, Dansville (applicant Ryan Dale)
• Zoning Referral #2026-038: Review of 12-month moratorium on data centers, Town of York
• Zoning Referral #2026-043: Review of 12-month moratorium extension on large-scale solar energy systems, Town of Lima
• Reminder of NYS General Municipal Law on board voting and participation
• Housing 360 Training on August 19: 'What Affordability Means: A Toolkit for Municipalities'

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Livingston County Board of Supervisors will approve a claims abstract for over $4 million, adopt a new purchasing policy, and update the indigent burial fee schedule. The board also plans to sign contracts for nursing and physical therapy services.

• Approves claims abstract of $4,050,333.78
• Adopts revised Livingston County Purchasing Policy
• Amends indigent burial fee schedule to $2,600 cremation and $5,000 burial
• Authorizes contracts for nursing staff and physical therapy services
• Proclaims World Breastfeeding Week and Pre-Trial, Probation & Parole Supervision Week

The Board approved a multi-million dollar abstract of claims and adopted a formal ADA notice required for CDBG funding. Additionally, the Board issued proclamations for World Breastfeeding Week and Pre-Trial, Probation & Parole Supervision Week.

• Approved Abstract of Claims #7A totaling $4,050,333.78 (Ayes-4,444; Noes-0)
• Proclaimed August 1-7, 2026 as World Breastfeeding Week
• Proclaimed July 19-25, 2026 as Pre-Trial, Probation & Parole Supervision Week
• Adopted Notice under the Americans with Disabilities Act

Ways and Means Committee

The Ways and Means Committee will adopt a public notice required under the Americans with Disabilities Act. It will approve a revised County Purchasing Policy effective July 8, 2026, and authorize the Sheriff’s Office to purchase one Chevrolet Tahoe for up to $56,075.64. The Committee will also approve Abstract of Claims #7A for $4,050,333.78 and adopt budget amendments for highway and planning funds and a transfer to the Department of Health.

• Adopt ADA public notice as required by Title II of the ADA.
• Adopt revised Livingston County Purchasing Policy, effective July 8, 2026.
• Authorize purchase of one Chevrolet Tahoe for the Sheriff’s Office, cost not to exceed $56,075.64.
• Approve Abstract of Claims #7A dated July 8, 2026 for $4,050,333.78.
• Approve budget amendments for highway and planning accounts and a fund transfer to the Department of Health.

The Ways and Means Committee approved an Americans with Disabilities Act notice and revisions to the county purchasing policy. The committee also authorized the purchase of two Chevrolet Tahoes for the Sheriff's Office and approved several budget amendments and transfers.

• Approved ADA Notice resolution
• Approved revised Livingston County Purchasing Policy effective July 8, 2026
• Authorized purchase of two 2026 Chevrolet Tahoes for $112,151.28
• Approved Abstract of Claims #7A-July 8, 2026 in the amount of $4,050,333.78
• Approved budget amendments for Highway and Planning departments
• Authorized transfers of funds for the Department of Health

Public Services Committee

The committee will vote on authorizing the chairman to sign a contract with Constellation New Energy Inc. for electricity supply to all county buildings, piggybacking on a Genesee County contract. A proclamation for NYS Pre-Trial, Probation & Parole Supervision Week is also up for adoption. Informational updates will cover probation department workload statistics and economic development projects, including a request for proposals for the former Livingston Correctional Facility and progress on microenterprise grants.

• Authorizing electricity supply contract with Constellation New Energy Inc. for all county buildings (10/2/2026-11/2/2029, piggyback on Genesee County contract).
• Proclaiming July 19-25, 2026 as NYS Pre-Trial, Probation & Parole Supervision Week.
• Probation reports 273 adult offenders supervised, $3,663.69 restitution collected, $103,206.80 outstanding DWI supervision fees.
• IDA board issued RFP for adaptive reuse of former Livingston Correctional Facility; Armstrong Grain project in Livonia constructing shell and silos.
• Dream-O-Vate microenterprise grants (9 projects, 98% funds drawn, 9 jobs created) and Small Business Big Boost grants (11 projects, 60% drawn, 0 jobs yet).

The Public Services Committee approved an electricity supply contract with Constellation New Energy Inc. for all county buildings. The committee also proclaimed July 19-25, 2026, as Pre-Trial, Probation & Parole Supervision Week.

• Approved electricity contract with Constellation New Energy Inc. (Carried)
• Proclaimed July 19-25, 2026, as Pre-Trial, Probation & Parole Supervision Week (Carried)

Human Services Committee

The Human Services Committee will vote on amending the indigent burial fee schedule, raising maximum reimbursement to $2,600 for direct cremation and $5,000 for direct burial, with annual 3% increases. It will also authorize a $75-per-session contract with Physical Therapy Professionals for Pre-K services and proclaim August 1-7 as World Breastfeeding Week. Informational reports include health department statistics and social services caseload data.

• Proclaim August 1-7, 2026 as World Breastfeeding Week
• Authorize contract with Physical Therapy Professionals for Pre-K physical therapy at $75 per 30-minute session through June 30, 2027
• Amend indigent burial policy: direct cremation max $2,600, direct burial max $5,000, plus $700 bariatric cremation surcharge, with 3% annual increases
• Mental health clinic waitlisting intakes while recruiting two full-time therapists; crisis intakes prioritized
• May statistics: 511 individuals on temporary assistance, 3,317 Medicaid cases, 2,273 SNAP-only cases

The committee approved updated fee schedules for indigent burials and a proclamation for World Breastfeeding Week. It also authorized a contract for physical therapy services for the Department of Health.

• Approved August 1-7, 2026 as World Breastfeeding Week (Carried)
• Approved Physical Therapy Professionals contract for $75.00 per 30-minute session (Carried)
• Approved updated indigent burial fee schedule and policy (Carried)

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Board will consider a lease of county-owned space at 4630 Millennium Drive to the Town of Geneseo for $6,274.40 per month, subject to annual increases. Other business includes approving $2,881,931.10 in claims, closing several petty cash accounts, budget amendments for multiple departments, receiving a lawsuit, and a solar energy system notice.

• Abstract of Claims #6B totaling $2,881,931.10
• Closure of petty cash accounts for Board of Supervisors, Central Services, and Planning ($150, $150, $125)
• Budget amendments for County Historian, Office for the Aging, Sheriff’s Office, and Social Services
• Lease of 7,500 sq ft at 4630 Millennium Drive to Town of Geneseo at $6,274.40/month
• Receipt of lawsuit Oscar Vasquez & Stella Vasquez vs. Livingston County

The Board approved an abstract of claims totaling $2,881,931.10, closed three petty cash accounts, amended the 2026 budget for several departments, authorized fund transfers for the Office for the Aging, and approved a month-to-month lease with the Town of Geneseo for county space at 4630 Millennium Drive. All resolutions passed unanimously. The board also recognized employees with 10 and 25 years of service.

• Approved Abstract of Claims #6B totaling $2,881,931.10
• Closed petty cash accounts for Board of Sup./Cty. Adm., Central Services, and Planning
• Amended the 2026 county budget for County Historian, Office for the Aging, Sheriff's Office, and Social Services
• Authorized fund transfers for the Office for the Aging
• Authorized a month-to-month lease with the Town of Geneseo for 7,500 sq ft at 4630 Millennium Drive at $6,274.40/month, with 3% annual increases starting January 1, 2027
• Appointed Jack Klapper to the Agricultural and Farmland Protection Board (term 6/24/26-6/1/30)
• Adjourned to July 8, 2026 at 1:30 p.m.

Ways and Means Committee

The Ways and Means Committee will consider a month-to-month lease agreement with the Town of Geneseo for property at 4630 Millennium Drive. The body will also review several 2026 budget amendments and fund transfers for county departments.

• Lease of 7,513 sq ft at 4630 Millennium Drive to Town of Geneseo for $6,274.40 per month
• Budget amendment for Dept of Social Services Administration for $580,000.00
• Budget amendment for Historian for $30,000.00
• Budget amendment for Sheriff's Office Road Patrol for $13,105.36
• Closing of petty cash accounts for Board of Sup./Cty. Adm. ($150), Central Services ($150), and Planning ($125)

The committee approved a month-to-month lease for space at 4630 Millennium Drive and authorized several budget amendments. Additionally, the committee voted to close petty cash accounts for three departments and approved an abstract of claims totaling $2,881,931.10.

• Closed petty cash accounts for Board of Supervisors/Cty. Adm., Central Services, and Planning
• Authorized lease with Town of Geneseo for 4630 Millennium Drive ($6,274.40 per month)
• Approved Abstract of Claims #6A in the amount of $2,881,931.10
• Authorized budget amendments for County Historian, Office for the Aging, Sheriff’s Office, and Social Services
• Authorized fund transfers for the Office for the Aging

Planning Board

The Livingston County Planning Board will review a site plan for two battery energy storage systems in the Town of Avon and a residential apartment project in the Town of York. The meeting will also include the approval of minutes from the previous meeting and informational training sessions.

• Review of two 5 MW battery energy storage systems at 2926 Lakeville Road, Avon
• Review of five residential apartments at 2517 Genesee Street, York
• Approval of minutes from the May 14, 2026, meeting
• Informational training on zoning and vacant properties
• Next meeting scheduled for July 9, 2026

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing to receive comments on the county's proposal to submit a Community Development Block Grant application to New York State. The board will also vote on a preferred agenda of resolutions including appointments, surplus property declaration, and several contracts. Separate roll-call votes will consider contracts for nursing home medical services, social services case management, transportation for older adults, and highway improvements. A resolution correcting the allocation of Akzo Nobel settlement funds for water main projects in the Town of York is also on the agenda.

• Public hearing on Community Development Block Grant application
• Correction of $2,210,000 water main project in Town of York using Akzo Nobel settlement funds
• Contract with Mobile Physician Services for $86,520 annually for the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation
• Contract with Catholic Charities for $165,385 for family-centered case management services
• Declaration of surplus highway equipment including a dump truck and excavator

The Board approved an abstract of claims totaling $2,997,515.08 and several board appointments. Additionally, the Board declared specific highway department equipment as surplus property.

• Approved Abstract of Claims #6A for $2,997,515.08 (5-0)
• Appointed John Skillings to the Board of Health through 12/31/29
• Appointed Ivan Davis, Gary Nageldinger, Abijah Gath, Marc Osypian, and Thomas Stein to the Fish and Wildlife Management Board
• Declared Highway Department diesel fuel dispenser, unleaded fuel dispenser, 2006 Volvo EC 140 Track Excavator, and 1999 Sterling LT9511 10 Wheel Dump Truck as surplus property

Ways and Means Committee

The Livingston County Ways and Means Committee will consider multiple financial actions including approving new capital projects, increasing existing capital accounts, and amending the highway budget with state CHIPS funds. The agenda also includes a personnel reduction in the Health Department, acceptance of donations for Dog Control, and declaration of surplus highway equipment. Informational updates from Real Property Tax Services and department reports will be presented.

• Delete one full-time Supportive Case Manager position in Health Department due to grant ending.
• Accept donations on behalf of Livingston County Dog Control under state Agriculture and Markets Law.
• Approve $250,000 for ambulance equipment and $139,779.78 for Information Technology capital projects.
• Establish new capital projects: Courthouse Drainage ($50,100), Countywide HVAC/Access Control ($125,000), and Murray Hill Water Tower Repair ($295,097.22).
• Approve three highway budget amendments from NYSDOT CHIPS allocation totaling $2,565,213.26 (PAVE NY, Pave our Potholes, EWR).

The Ways and Means Committee approved several budget amendments, including highway funding and records management transfers. The committee also authorized multiple capital project accounts for ambulance equipment, information technology, drainage, HVAC, and water tower repairs.

• Deleted one full-time Supportive Case Manager position in the Department of Health
• Authorized Dog Control to accept donations
• Approved Abstract of Claims #6A totaling $2,997,515.08
• Approved budget amendments for Highway CHIPS funding
• Authorized transfers for Records Management
• Declared highway fuel dispensers and heavy equipment as surplus property
• Increased capital accounts for Ambulance Equipment ($250,000) and Information Technology ($139,779.78)
• Established new capital accounts for Courthouse Drainage, HVAC/Access Control, and Murray Hill Water Tower repair

Public Services Committee

The Public Services Committee will consider amending Resolution 2026-132 to update the budget figures for three Town of York water infrastructure projects. It will also consider amending Resolution 2025-449 to allow a $50,000 increase in a GIS services contract with Geocove, Inc. Additional updates on vacant rental programs, broadband projects, and agricultural plans will be presented for information only.

• Amend Resolution 2026-132: correct FY 26‑27 costs for Town of York water mains ($2,104,345), pump station ($1,321,999.55), and Flats Road water main ($863,319)
• Amend Resolution 2025-449: authorize contract amendment with Geocove, Inc. to increase GIS services budget by $50,000 (total up to $90,000)
• Vacant Rental Improvement Program: 17 applications received requesting over $2 million; next info session June 4
• Light Up Livingston broadband: Milestone two filed for $4,270,973.83; labor bids due June 10; 170 miles of fiber installed
• Agricultural & Farmland Protection Plan: survey results and grant applications being prepared; pre‑application deadline July 17

The Public Services Committee amended Resolution 2026‑132 to correct the FY 2026‑27 budget amounts for three Town of York water projects and authorized the County Administrator to submit the budget. The committee also amended Resolution 2025‑449, increasing the GIS services contract ceiling to $90,000 and authorizing the Board Chairman to sign the amendment. Both motions were moved, seconded, and carried.

• Approved amendment to Resolution 2026‑132 correcting FY 2026‑27 budget for Town of York water mains, pump station, and Flats Road projects (motion Pangrazio, second White, carried)
• Approved amendment to Resolution 2025‑449 increasing GIS contract limit to $90,000 and authorizing contract amendment signing (motion Schuster, second Babbitt Henry, carried)

Human Services Committee

The Human Services Committee will vote to authorize the Chairman to sign a contract with Catholic Charities Steuben/Livingston for family‑centered case management services, not to exceed $165,385, covering July 1 2026‑June 30 2027. The committee will also approve contracts for the Office of Workforce Development/Youth Bureau: Arc Glow for up to $10,000 (June 1‑August 31 2026) and C&F Transportation, Inc. for $3,250 (July 6‑10 2026). An amendment to Resolution 2025‑522 will allow the Youth Bureau to determine final payroll amounts for the Summer Youth Employment Program using remaining TANF funds. The agenda also includes staffing updates, vacant position requests, and monthly service statistics.

• Authorize contract with Catholic Charities Steuben/Livingston – up to $165,385 for family‑centered case management (7/1/26‑6/30/27)
• Authorize contract with Arc Glow – up to $10,000 for summer employment program for youth with developmental disabilities (6/1/26‑8/31/26)
• Authorize contract with C&F Transportation, Inc. – $3,250 for transportation to summer employment orientation (7/6/26‑7/10/26)
• Amend Resolution 2025‑522 to let Youth Bureau set final payroll using remaining program funds
• Staffing changes: hires, promotions, resignations, and vacant positions listed for April/May 2026

The Human Services Committee authorized the County Board Chairman to sign a contract with Catholic Charities Steuben/Livingston for family‑centered case management services up to $165,385. The committee also approved an amendment to Resolution No. 2025‑522 allowing the Workforce Development Youth Bureau to determine final payroll for the Summer Youth Employment Program. Additional contracts were approved for Arc GLOW (up to $10,000) and C&F Transportation, Inc. ($3,250) to support youth employment initiatives.

• Authorized Chairman to sign contract with Catholic Charities Steuben/Livingston up to $165,385 – Approved
• Amended Resolution No. 2025‑522 to let Workforce Development set final payroll for Summer Youth Employment Program – Approved
• Authorized Chairman to sign contract with Arc GLOW up to $10,000 for summer employment program for youth with developmental disabilities – Approved
• Authorized Chairman to sign contract with C&F Transportation, Inc. for $3,250 transportation to summer employment orientation – Approved

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Livingston County Board of Supervisors will vote on a contract for water tower repairs and approve an abstract of claims. The board will also consider budget amendments for the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation and Probation & Records Management.

• Abstract of Claims #5B in the amount of $3,337,224.56
• Water tower repair bid award to Pittsburg Tank & Tower Maintenance Co., Inc. not to exceed $310,000.00
• Budget amendments for Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation and Probation & Records Management
• Appointment of Avery Snyder to the Livingston County Youth Board

The Board adopted the May 27 abstract of claims totaling $3,337,224.56. It also accepted Pittsburg Tank & Tower Maintenance Co. as the lowest responsible bidder for water‑tower repair, authorizing a contract not to exceed $310,000. Both actions passed unanimously. The meeting also approved the prior meeting’s minutes and made routine appointments.

• Approved Abstract of Claims #5B for $3,337,224.56 (Ayes 3,768; Noes 0)
• Awarded water‑tower repair contract to Pittsburg Tank & Tower Maintenance Co., not to exceed $310,000 (Ayes 3,768; Noes 0)
• Approved minutes of 5/13/26 regular meeting (adopted as presented)
• Approved budget amendment authorizing Treasurer to make requested changes (Ayes 3,768; Noes 0)
• Appointed Avery Snyder to Livingston County Youth Board

Ways and Means Committee

The Livingston County Ways and Means Committee will consider several budget amendments totaling $741,722 for the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation, along with a $382.56 probation uniform purchase and a $3,000 records management furniture transfer. They will also approve Abstract of Claims #5B and receive an information technology department update.

• Approve Abstract of Claims #5B-May 27, 2026
• Budget amendment of $370,861 for CNR (Instance ID 94168)
• Budget amendment of $370,861 for CNR using FARPA funds (Instance ID 94169)
• Budget amendment of $382.56 for Probation uniforms (Instance ID 94162)
• Budget transfer of $3,000 for Records Management office furniture (Instance ID 94269)

The Ways & Means Committee approved the Abstract of Claims #5B dated May 27, 2026 for a total of $3,337,224.56. The committee also authorized the county treasurer to implement budget amendments for the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation (2) and for Probation & Records Management. Both motions were moved, seconded, and carried.

• Approved Abstract of Claims #5B for $3,337,224.56 (motion carried)
• Authorized Treasurer to make budget amendments for Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation (2) (motion carried)
• Authorized Treasurer to make budget amendments for Probation & Records Management (motion carried)

Planning Board

The Livingston County Planning Board will review three zoning referrals involving commercial and industrial developments. The board will consider site plans for a sports facility, a renewable energy project, and a warehouse expansion.

• Site Plan Review for a 16,000 SF Pickleball Building on Rochester Street (SR 15A) in the Town of Lima
• Special Use Permit and Site Plan Review for a 5 MWac Solar Energy and Battery Energy Storage Project at 3003 Presbyterian Road in the Town of Mount Morris
• Site Plan and Area Variance review for a 120,000 SF food production line and warehouse expansion for Barilla America NY in the Village of Avon

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Board of Supervisors will consider approving a $3,440,742.68 abstract of claims and scheduling a public hearing for a federal grant application. The body is also reviewing several service contracts and the disposal of surplus Sheriff's Office vehicles.

• Approval of Abstract of Claims #5A in the amount of $3,440,742.68
• Public hearing scheduled for June 10, 2026, regarding a Community Development Block Grant application
• Contract award of $232,500.00 to Whitney East, Inc. for Hampton Corners Storage Building construction
• Declaration of three surplus Sheriff's Office vehicles (two 2015-2018 Ford Explorers and one 2019 Chevrolet Tahoe)
• Grant pass-through contracts for US 250th Commemoration events totaling $14,450.00 across seven organizations

The Board adopted Resolution 2026‑151 approving an abstract of claims totaling $3,440,742.68. It scheduled a public hearing for June 10 on the County’s Community Development Block Grant application. The Board also approved multiple contracts and the award of a construction bid, all by unanimous roll‑call votes.

• Approved Abstract of Claims #5A for $3,440,742.68 (Ayes‑4,405, Noes‑0)
• Scheduled public hearing on CDBG application for June 10, 2026 (Ayes‑4,405, Noes‑0)
• Declared surplus Sheriff's Office vehicles for disposal (Ayes‑4,405, Noes‑0)
• Authorized contract for County Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation with United Healthcare (Ayes‑4,405, Noes‑0)
• Authorized contract for County Department of Health with Andrea Larnard (Ayes‑4,405, Noes‑0)
• Authorized contracts for Department of Social Services with various residential treatment centers (Ayes‑4,405, Noes‑0)
• Authorized signing of bylaws for GLOW Workforce Development Board (Ayes‑4,405, Noes‑0)
• Awarded $232,500 construction contract to Whitney East, Inc. for Hampton Corners storage building (Ayes‑4,405, Noes‑0)

Ways and Means Committee

The Ways and Means Committee will consider reallocating $4.24 million in previously obligated American Rescue Plan funds to reimburse the county for 2024 payroll costs. Other action items include appointing a County Attorney at $180,000/year, authorizing a $200,000 boat purchase for the Sheriff's Office, and establishing several capital project accounts for facilities and equipment. The meeting also covers personnel appointments, budget amendments, and surplus property declarations.

• Reallocate $4.24 million in ARPA funds to cover 2024 payroll expenses
• Authorize purchase of one Fluid 26' boat for the Sheriff's Office at up to $200,000 from Phoenix Trading Inc.
• Appoint Matthew C. Lenahan as County Attorney at $180,000/year, term June 2026 – December 2029
• Establish capital project accounts: OEM LCSO Storage Facility ($600,000), Murray Hill Electrical ($1.3M), OFA Senior Site ($279,576), LCSO Boat Purchase ($109,977), EOC Burn Building ($16,000)
• Declare three surplus sheriff's vehicles (2015, 2018, 2019 models) no longer needed for public use

The Livingston County Board of Supervisors approved several personnel appointments, a boat purchase, budget adjustments, and a reallocation of $4.24 million of ARPA funds to cover payroll. It also declared surplus vehicles for disposal and created new capital project accounts. All motions were carried.

• Appointed Nicole Utberg as Second Deputy County Clerk with $78,500 salary – carried
• Appointed Matthew C. Lenahan as County Attorney (term 6/29/2026‑12/31/2029) with $180,000 salary – carried
• Deleted one full‑time Mental Health Clinical Supervisor position – carried
• Authorized purchase of one Fluid 26’ boat from Phoenix Trading Inc. up to $200,000 – carried
• Approved Abstract of Claims #5A for $3,440,742.68 – carried
• Declared surplus vehicles (2015 Ford Explorer, 2018 Ford Explorer, 2019 Chevrolet Tahoe) for disposal – carried
• Reallocated $4.24 million ARPA funds to reimburse 2024 payroll expenses – carried
• Established capital project accounts for OEM LCSO Storage Facility ($600,000), EOC Burn Building ($16,000) and Murray Hill Electrical Project ($1,300,000) – carried

Public Services Committee

The committee is considering several contracts for county infrastructure, including a storage building and water tower repairs. They will also review appointments for the County Clerk's office and grant pass-throughs for US 250th Commemoration events.

• Contract for Hampton Corners storage building construction with Whitney East, Inc. for $232,500.00
• Purchase of one Fluid 26’ boat for the Sheriff's Office from Phoenix Trading Inc not to exceed $200,000.00
• Grant award contract for PSAP operations from NYS Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services for $301,732.00
• Appointment of Nicole Utberg as Second Deputy County Clerk with an annual salary of $78,500.00
• Grant pass-throughs for US 250th Commemoration to various historical societies and the Town of Lima

The Public Services Committee confirmed the appointment of Nicole Utberg as Second Deputy County Clerk with a $78,500 salary. It also approved several contracts, including construction, water‑tower repair, a dispatch‑station system, a grant for PSAP operations, a new sheriff’s boat, and digitization services for the county historian. All motions were carried.

• Appointed Nicole Utberg as Second Deputy County Clerk, $78,500 salary (Carried)
• Approved Whitney East, Inc. contract for Hampton Corners Storage Building construction, $232,500 (Carried)
• Approved Pittsburg Tank & Tower Maintenance Co., Inc. contract for water‑tower repair (Carried)
• Authorized Xybix Systems, Inc. contract for additional dispatch station, up to $28,754.83 (Carried)
• Authorized NY State Division of Homeland Security grant contract for PSAP operations, $301,732 (Carried)
• Authorized purchase of one Fluid 26’ boat from Phoenix Trading Inc., up to $200,000 (Carried)
• Authorized contract with Northern New York Library Network for newspaper digitization, up to $3,700 (Carried)
• Authorized multiple grant‑pass‑through contracts for local historical societies totaling $15,000 (Carried)

Human Services Committee

The Human Services Committee will consider action items including a multi-year contract for residential treatment centers for children in the custody of the Commissioner of Social Services, an amendment to the Health Department salary schedule to replace a Mental Health Clinical Supervisor with a Deputy Director, and a five-year contract for physical therapy services for the Pre-K program. Informational reports include a flag and medals presentation to the family of a WWII veteran, health department activity statistics, and DSS March caseload data.

• Authorization of contract with Various Residential Treatment Centers (7/1/26–6/30/27, rates set by state) for specialized care for children in DSS custody
• Amendment of 2026 Salary Schedule: delete Mental Health Clinical Supervisor position, add Deputy Director of Community Mental Health Services
• Authorization of contract with Andrea Larnard for physical therapy for the Pre-K program (5/1/26–4/30/31, per rate table)
• Presentation of flag and medals to John Migliore, nephew of Cpl. Horatio Raymond Migliore killed in action in 1943

The Human Services Committee approved the deletion of one full‑time Mental Health Clinical Supervisor position. It also authorized the County Board Chairman to sign a contract with Andrea Larnard to provide physical therapy for the Pre‑K program. Finally, the Committee authorized the Chairman to sign contracts with various residential treatment centers for specialized child care placement.

• Approved deletion of one full‑time Mental Health Clinical Supervisor position (motion by Pangrazio, seconded by Wester)
• Authorized Chairman to sign contract with Andrea Larnard for Physical Therapy for Pre‑K Program (motion by Wester, seconded by Horr)
• Authorized Chairman to sign contracts with various residential treatment centers for child placement (motion by Pangrazio, seconded by Wester)

Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Livingston County Board of Supervisors will consider approving $2.1 million in claims, a lease agreement with the NYS Education Department for county office space, and budget amendments for the Highway and Sheriff's departments. They will also vote on apportioning over $490,000 in mortgage tax receipts to municipalities and creating new positions in the County Clerk/DMV office. A communication notes formal opposition to solar siting near Dansville schools.

• Approve Abstract of Claims totaling $2,110,326.84
• Authorize lease of 130 sq ft at Government Center to NYS Education Dept (ACCES-VR) at $363/month with 3% annual escalator
• Apportion $490,555.27 in mortgage tax receipts to towns and villages for Oct 2025–Mar 2026
• Amend salary schedule: create Second Deputy County Clerk ($77k-$82k) and two Motor Vehicle Supervisor positions, delete three Senior Motor Vehicle Clerk positions
• Authorize legal services from Stamm Law Firm at $275/hr partner, $225/hr associate, $150/hr paralegal for accounts receivable and Medicaid matters

The Board adopted the Abstract of Claims totaling $2,110,326.84. It approved a $40,500 carpet‑replacement contract for the Emergency Management office and several budget amendments, including transfers to the Health Department and a new Planning account. The Board also authorized a lease of 130 sq ft to the New York State Department of Education and approved the distribution of $490,555.27 in mortgage tax receipts. Finally, the salary schedule for the County Clerk/DMV was amended, creating and deleting several positions.

• Approved Abstract of Claims #4B for $2,110,326.84 (Resolution 2026-142, Ayes-5,054; Noes-0; Absent-0)
• Authorized $40,500 carpet‑replacement contract with GP Flooring Solutions (Resolution 2026-143, Ayes-5,054; Noes-0; Absent-0)
• Approved budget amendments for Highway (2) & Sheriff’s Office (2) (Resolution 2026-144, Ayes-5,054; Noes-0; Absent-0)
• Approved transfer of funds to Department of Health (2) (Resolution 2026-145, Ayes-5,054; Noes-0; Absent-0)
• Authorized establishment of new Planning account (Resolution 2026-146, Ayes-5,054; Noes-0; Absent-0)
• Authorized lease of 130 sq ft to NY State Dept of Education at $363.37/month (Resolution 2026-147, Ayes-5,054; Noes-0; Absent-0)
• Approved apportioned mortgage tax receipts distribution totaling $490,555.27 (Resolution 2026-148, Ayes-5,054; Noes-0; Absent-0)
• Amended County Clerk/DMV salary schedule, creating and deleting positions (Resolution 2026-149, Ayes-5,054; Noes-0; Absent-0)

Ways and Means Committee

The committee is deciding on updates to the 2026 salary schedule for the County Clerk/DMV and the distribution of $490,555.27 in mortgage tax receipts. Members will also consider a legal services contract and a lease agreement for office space in Geneseo.

• Creation of a Second Deputy County Clerk position with a salary range of $77,000.00-$82,000.00
• Apportionment of $490,555.27 in mortgage tax receipts for the period Oct 1, 2025 - March 31, 2026
• Legal services contract with Stamm Law Firm, LLP at rates of $275/hr (Partner), $225/hr (Associate), and $150/hr (Paralegal)
• Lease of 130 square feet at 6 Court Street, Room 105, Geneseo to NYS Dept of Education (ACCES-VR) for $363.37 per month
• Budget amendments for Highway and Sheriff's Office, including a $118,573.16 reallocation within Highway

The committee amended the 2026 Livingston County salary schedule for the County Clerk/DMV, creating new deputy and supervisor positions and deleting three senior clerk roles. It approved the apportionment of $490,555.27 in mortgage tax receipts for the October 2025‑March 2026 period. It also authorized legal services with Stamm Law Firm, a lease with the NY State Department of Education, the Abstract of Claims #4B for $2,110,326.84, several budget amendments, fund transfers to the Department of Health, and the creation of a new planning account for a Brownsfield grant. All motions were carried.

• Amended 2026 salary schedule: created Second Deputy Clerk ($77K‑$82K), Motor Vehicle Supervisor II, two Motor Vehicle Supervisors; deleted three Senior Motor Vehicle Clerks – Carried
• Approved apportionment of $490,555.27 mortgage tax receipts to towns and villages for Oct 1 2025‑Mar 31 2026 – Carried
• Authorized Chairman to sign engagement letter for legal services with Stamm Law Firm, LLP – Carried
• Authorized Chairman to sign lease with NY State Dept of Education (ACCES‑VR) for 130 sq ft at $363.37/month (3% escalator) 1/1/2026‑12/31/2028 – Carried
• Approved Abstract of Claims #4B dated Apr 22 2026 for $2,110,326.84 – Carried
• Approved budget amendments for Highway (2) and Sheriff’s Office (2) – Carried
• Authorized transfer of funds to Department of Health (2) – Carried
• Established new planning account for Brownsfield Revolving Funds grant – Carried