Wyoming County, NY

Board of Supervisors - (8) Finance Committee

Board of Supervisors - (7) Public Safety Committee

Board of Supervisors - (6) Public Works Committee

The Wyoming County Public Works Committee will review highway maintenance updates and approve a $8,253.24 repair contract for a John Deere Loader. The committee will also authorize a $140,020 contract with Robb’s Glass, Inc. for security window replacement at the Wyoming County Jail and approve the disposal of two surplus vehicles. Additionally, the agenda includes approval of annual bids for abrasive grit and salt, as well as authorization for bridge replacement easements on Royce Road.

• Authorize contract with Five Star Equipment for $8,253.24 to repair 2006 John Deere Loader
• Award $140,020 contract to Robb’s Glass, Inc. for Wyoming County Jail security window replacement
• Approve yearly bids for abrasive grit (sand) and salt effective September 1, 2026
• Dispose of surplus 1990 Mack Truck Tractor and 1993 Entyre Low Bed Trailer
• Authorize easement documents for Sheldon Bridge #35 on Royce Road over Tonawanda Creek

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

The Agriculture & Green Energy Committee will meet to receive general updates from county forestlands, Cooperative Extension, and Animal Control, including the July 2026 monthly report. They will also discuss miscellaneous animal welfare topics and green energy items such as the Orangeville BESS applicant review and Wethersfield wind park decommissioning. The agenda is largely informational with no listed votes or decisions.

• General update on County Forestlands 2026/2027 with E. Stawitzky
• Cooperative Extension general update with C. Gala
• Animal Control July 2026 monthly report with J. Goodell
• Discussion of Body Condition System, Cruelty Assessment Form, and Five Freedoms
• Green Energy items: Orangeville BESS applicant lead agency coordinated review, Sawhall FEAF Part 1 rev. 07-29-26, Wethersfield wind park decommissioning

Board of Supervisors - (5) Planning Committee

The Planning Committee is meeting to discuss the countywide zoning program with D. Roberts, review monthly reports, and hear updates from various departments. Most agenda items are routine reports or have nothing to report, but the committee will also consider a declined offer letter for a ZEO position and a funding request from the Business Education Council.

• Countywide Zoning Program discussion with D. Roberts
• Monthly Report – July 2026
• Munis Income Statement 2026
• FYI: Offer letter to re-fill ZEO position declined; working with new applicant
• BEC submitted funding request for upcoming year

Board of Supervisors - (3) Public Health Committee

The Public Health Committee is deciding on several contracts, grants, and travel authorizations. Key items include a $50,000 contract for the GOW CARES Alliance coordinator, a $229,500 state grant for lead poisoning prevention, and creation of an Epidemiologist position. The committee will also consider a $10,000 septic system replacement payment and several overnight travel requests.

• Contract with WNY Rural Area Health Education Center for GOW CARES Alliance coordinator, up to $50,000, Sept 2026-Aug 2028
• Appropriation of $8,333.32 from opioid settlement funds for GOW CARES personnel
• Appropriation of $12,594 from opioid settlement funds for EMS equipment (portable suction unit, AirTraq cameras)
• Grant application for Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program, minimum $229,500 from NYS DOH
• Create and fill Epidemiologist position (1.0 FTE, Grade 13) and amend salary schedule

Board of Supervisors - (1) Human Resource Committee

The Wyoming County Human Resource Committee is meeting to decide on several contracts and appropriations, including a $100,000 transfer for outside legal counsel on ongoing litigation and a contract amendment for printing the Historical Wyoming magazine. They will also discuss a policy for approving settlements, travel authorization, and updates on the Assigned Counsel Program and Board of Ethics vacancies.

• Appropriation of $100,000 for legal services to pay retained outside counsel on ongoing litigation
• Amend contract with Arc GLOW Printshop to print Historical Wyoming magazine, amount not to exceed $4,948.00
• Authorize contract with The BEST Center for training and coaching, not to exceed $10,000.00
• Authorize special proceeding to collect money judgment against Michael Roche's property at 5828 Jordon Road, Gainesville
• Discuss policy for approval of settlements and Board of Ethics vacancies

Board of Supervisors - (2) Human Services Committee

The Wyoming County Human Services Committee discusses the 2027 budget and authorizes several state grant agreements. The most significant financial actions involve the Office for the Aging, which seeks approval for over $1.1 million in state funding for nutrition, transportation, and NY Connects expansion. Veterans Services also seeks approval for a minimum $25,000 state grant for local veteran services.

• Office for the Aging grant for III-B, III-C, III-D, and III-E programs totaling $170,806.00
• Office for the Aging grant for EISEP, CSE, CSI, WIN, Transportation, and HIICAP totaling $777,421.00
• Office for the Aging grant for NY Connects expansion not to exceed $194,167.00
• Veterans Services grant from NYS Division of Veterans’ Affairs for a minimum of $25,000.00
• Interdepartmental contract with Department of Social Services for HEAP assistance up to $7,500.00

Wyoming County Water Resource Agency

The Wyoming County Water Resource Agency board will review its 2026 year-to-date finances and hear a verbal administrator's report. New and unfinished business includes a water feasibility study update from Barton and Loguidice, the Silver Lake Dredging Project, and a draft water meter reading and billing service level agreement. The meeting is largely routine oversight, but these items could lead to future contracts or projects.

• Water Feasibility Study Update by Barton and Loguidice
• Silver Lake Dredging Project
• Review DRAFT water meter reading and billing service level agreement
• Review 2026 YTD Financial Report

Board of Supervisors - Regular Monthly Meetings

The Wyoming County Board of Supervisors will hold its regular monthly meeting on August 18, 2026, at the Wyoming County Fairgrounds Youth Building in Pike. The agenda includes a public hearing on modifying Agricultural District No. 4, followed by a vote on 40 resolutions covering contracts, grants, fee schedules, and appropriations. Most items are consent resolutions, but Resolution No. 30 (amending a prior resolution for the Sheldon Volunteer Fire Company) is non-consent and will be voted on separately.

• Public hearing and resolution to modify Agricultural District No. 4 (Towns of Arcade, Bennington, Java, Sheldon)
• Appropriation of $3,125 for opioid settlement funds for mental health/substance use programming
• Contract with Together for Youth for residential foster care, up to $142,141.95
• Adoption of fee schedule for NYS Department of Health EMS courses and amended ambulance service fee schedule
• Multiple contracts for 911 services with Motorola Solutions Inc.

The Wyoming County Board of Supervisors introduced Local Law B-2026, 'Ziggy's Law,' which would create an online registry of convicted animal abusers, and set a public hearing for September 8, 2026. The board also approved a finding to modify Agricultural District No. 4, adding 773.11 acres and removing 1,364.17 acres. Numerous contracts and grants were approved, including a $338,000 appropriation for the Royce Rd bridge replacement project and a $244,856 public safety answering point grant.

• Introduced Local Law B-2026 'Ziggy's Law' establishing an Animal Abuser Registry; public hearing set for Sept. 8, 2026
• Approved finding to modify Agricultural District No. 4, net decrease of 591.06 acres (final total 91,262.94 acres)
• Appropriated $338,000 for Royce Rd bridge replacement over E Fork Tonawanda Creek (Res. 26-401)
• Approved $244,856 grant for Public Safety Answering Point Operations (Res. 26-406)
• Approved $830,046 grant for Statewide Interoperable Communications (Res. 26-407)
• Adopted EMS course tuition fee schedule (Res. 26-410)
• Approved $13,659,906.72 in July 2026 bills
• Approved $3,215 in Mental Health and $3,500 in Buildings & Grounds appropriations (Res. 26-392)

Board of Supervisors - (8) Finance Committee

The Wyoming County Finance Committee will meet to discuss and vote on several financial items, including contracts for IT services, health insurance consultation, and financial advisory services. The committee will also consider travel authorizations for various county officials and updates on sales tax and real property tax services.

• Authorize $10,066.56 IT contract renewal with SHI for Veeam services
• Authorize $44,019.24 contract renewal with SHI for Palo Alto services
• Authorize $50,000 financial advisory services contract with Fiscal Advisors
• Approve $3,125 opioid settlement fund appropriation for mental health programming
• Approve $3,500 cleaning services appropriation for temporary insurance offices

The Wyoming County Finance Committee approved several contracts and resolutions, including a $50,000 financial advisory services contract with Fiscal Advisors, IT software renewals with SHI totaling over $104,000, and authorization to negotiate a 5-year lease for Public Defender office space at $70,000/year. The committee also approved multiple travel authorizations, personnel actions, and appropriations. All votes were unanimous among present members, with Supervisor Leuer absent.

• Approved $50,000 financial advisory contract with Fiscal Advisors (7-0)
• Approved $10,066.56 Veeam renewal with SHI (7-0)
• Approved $44,019.24 Palo Alto renewal with SHI (7-0)
• Approved $50,000 Exchange Online licensing renewal with SHI (7-0)
• Approved negotiating 5-year lease for Public Defender office space at 55 Main St, Warsaw, $70,000/yr (7-0)
• Approved 3 part-time Meal Site Manager positions at $16/hr (7-0)
• Approved $3,125 opioid settlement appropriation for mental health MOU (7-0)
• Approved $3,500 appropriation for additional cleaning services (7-0)

Board of Supervisors - (6) Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee is discussing and deciding on various contracts and agreements, including a bridge replacement project and professional service contracts. The committee will also review monthly work updates and consider bids for preventative maintenance and pest control services.

• Sheldon Bridge #35 replacement: $338,000 contract
• Pickett Street Project: $10,000 pump rental contract
• Preventative maintenance bids for HVAC and generators
• Pest control service bid for 2027
• Transfer of $XXXXXX.XX to cover air handler unit expenses

The committee approved several professional service contracts for bridge work and fire system upgrades. It also authorized bidding for 2027 HVAC, generator, and pest control maintenance. A request for safety improvements at Wethersfield Road and Route 98 was referred to the County Traffic Safety Board.

• Approved SLA Supplemental Agreement for Sheldon Bridge #35 replacement not to exceed $338,000 (6-0)
• Approved pump rental contract with Xylem Dewatering Solutions not to exceed $10,000 (6-0)
• Referred Town of Java safety improvement request for Wethersfield Road and Route 98 to County Traffic Safety Board
• Approved bidding for 2027 HVAC preventative maintenance (6-0)
• Approved bidding for 2027 generator preventative maintenance (6-0)
• Approved bidding for 2027 pest control service (6-0)
• Approved $3,500 appropriation for temporary office cleaning services (5-0)
• Approved two contracts with Johnson Controls Fire Protection for Public Safety Building elevator project, each not to exceed $9,047.30 (5-0)

Board of Supervisors - (7) Public Safety Committee

The Wyoming County Public Safety Committee is discussing various grant applications, contracts, and operational updates. The committee will consider authorizing the chairman to sign grant applications for funding from the US Department of Justice and the New York State Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services. They will also discuss contracts for law enforcement equipment and services, including a contract with Motorola Solutions Inc. for a new server and software.

• Grant application for $250,000 for two entry-level Deputy Sheriff positions
• Grant application for $51,600 for mental health support for First Responders
• Contract with Motorola Solutions Inc. for $16,144.80 for a new server and software
• Grant acceptance for $244,856 for Public Safety Answering Point Operations
• Grant acceptance for $830,046 for Statewide Interoperable Communications

The committee approved the introduction of 'Ziggy’s Law' to establish an animal abuser registry and authorized several grant applications for law enforcement and emergency services. It also approved various professional service contracts for 911 equipment, EMS training, and public defender services.

• Approved introduction of Local Law B 'Ziggy’s Law' for an Animal Abuser Registry (7-0)
• Approved grant applications for Deputy Sheriff positions, mental health support, and equipment (7-0)
• Approved $244,856 and $830,046 grant awards for 911 operations and communications (7-0)
• Approved Motorola Solutions contracts for server, software, and receiver totaling $28,359.01 (7-0)
• Approved $12,694 for portable suction unit and three intubation cameras (7-0)
• Approved lease extension with Sheldon Fire Company for EMS staging up to $25,500 (6-1)
• Approved $10,000 contract with RTS Wyoming for indigent client transportation (7-0)
• Approved $177,284.94 grant award for District Attorney victim services (6-0, 1 absent)

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

The joint Agriculture & Green Energy Committee will meet to discuss fair-week proclamation, livestock updates, animal-control reports, and a proposed solar-panel local law for the Town of Granger. Most items are informational or carry no pending motions.

• Proclaim August 15–22, 2026 as Wyoming County Fair Week
• Receive June 2026 Animal Control Monthly Report
• Confirm Perry Vet Standard Operating Procedure letter
• Consider Town of Granger Solar Panel Local Law with full Environmental Assessment Form

The Committee approved several professional service contracts for youth and foster care, as well as two state grants for case management and the Raise the Age program. It also authorized the creation of three part-time Meal Site Manager positions for the Office for the Aging.

• Approved $750.00 procurement card request for Deputy Director Loretta L. Butler (6-0)
• Approved creation of three part-time Meal Site Manager positions at $16.00/hr (6-0)
• Approved contract with Optimal Therapy Associates Services for Preschool Related Services (6-0)
• Approved $343.93 travel authorization for B. Dennis to attend NYPWA Forum (6-0)
• Approved grant for Family-Centered Case Management Services minimum $165,385.00 (6-0)
• Approved grant for Raise the Age Program maximum $83,521.00 (6-0)
• Approved contract with Together for Youth for Residential Foster Care Services up to $142,141.95 (6-0)
• Approved contract with Rector-Hicks Funeral Home for indigent funeral payments (6-0)

Board of Supervisors - (5) Planning Committee

The Planning Committee will discuss authorizing a grant application for micro enterprise assistance and a professional service contract for training. The body will also review reports from the Water Resource Agency and the Countywide Zoning Program.

• Grant application with NYS Office of Community Renewal for a Micro Enterprise Assistance Grant of at least $300,000.00
• Proposed public hearing for the Micro Enterprise Assistance Grant set for September 8, 2026
• Contract with Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc. (esri) not to exceed $42,600.00 for 40 days of training
• Offer letter sent to an applicant to fill the ZEO position

The committee authorized a grant application for micro enterprise assistance and a professional service contract for training. It also approved overnight travel for two employees to attend a geospatial summit.

• Approved grant application for Micro Enterprise Assistance Grant of minimum $300,000.00 (6-0)
• Approved contract with Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc. for training not to exceed $42,600.00 (6-0)
• Approved overnight travel for J. Craigmile and A. Bijl to attend 2026 GeoSpatial Summit at cost of ~$1,406.00 (6-0)

Board of Supervisors - (3) Public Health Committee

The Wyoming County Public Health Committee will discuss and vote on a $10,000 interdepartmental contract with the Wyoming County Health Department for mental health and substance use programming, and a $75,000 state septic system replacement grant. The committee will also receive operational updates on public health infrastructure, grants, and community events.

• $10,000 contract with Wyoming County Health Department, 5362 Mungers Mill Road, for mental health and substance use programming (MUNIS #3927)
• $10,000 MOU with Wyoming County Mental Health Department, 460 North Main Street, Warsaw, for outreach and prevention initiatives
• $75,000 NY State Septic System Replacement Fund grant (Round 5) for septic system repairs
• $3,125 appropriation from Opioid Settlement Funds for mental health/substance use programming
• Request to discuss EMS use of Opioid Settlement Funds

The committee approved several interdepartmental contracts and travel authorizations. It also authorized the Chairman to sign an intent letter for a $75,000 NY State Septic System Replacement Fund grant.

• Approved contract with Health Department for mental health and suicide prevention initiatives up to $10,000 (6-0)
• Approved $3,125 appropriation for mental health/substance use programming (6-0)
• Approved $60 appropriation for Mental Health Breakfast payments (6-0)
• Referred EMS request for Opioid Settlement Funds to Public Safety Committee
• Approved travel for Commissioner Dr. Collins to Public Health Leaders’ Summit (7-0)
• Approved MOU with Mental Health Department for outreach and education up to $10,000 (7-0)
• Approved Chairman to sign intent to accept $75,000 NY State Septic System Replacement Fund grant (7-0)
• Approved travel for Director R. Jines to NYS Conference of Environmental Health Directors (7-0)

Board of Supervisors - (2) Human Services Committee

The committee is reviewing several professional service contracts and grant applications for social services and youth programs. The agenda also includes a proposal to create three new part-time positions for the Office for the Aging.

• Proposal to create three part-time Meal Site Manager positions at $16.00/hr
• Grant for Family-Centered Case Management Services in a minimum amount of $165,385.00
• Grant for the Raise the Age Program in a maximum amount of $83,521.00
• Contract with Together for Youth for Residential Foster Care Services not to exceed $142,141.95
• Contract with Optimal Therapy Associates Services for Preschool Related Services

The committee approved several professional service contracts for youth and foster care, as well as two state grants for case management and the Raise the Age program. It also authorized the creation of three part-time Meal Site Manager positions for the Office for the Aging.

• Approved $750 procurement card request for Deputy Director Loretta L. Butler (6-0)
• Approved creation of 3 part-time Meal Site Manager positions at $16.00/hr (6-0)
• Approved contract with Optimal Therapy Associates Services for Preschool Related Services (6-0)
• Approved $343.93 travel authorization for B. Dennis to attend NYPWA forum (6-0)
• Approved grant for Family-Centered Case Management Services of at least $165,385.00 (6-0)
• Approved grant for Raise the Age Program up to $83,521.00 (6-0)
• Approved contract with Together for Youth for Residential Foster Care Services up to $142,141.95 (6-0)
• Approved contract with Rector-Hicks Funeral Home for indigent funeral payments (6-0)

Board of Supervisors - (1) Human Resource Committee

The committee is discussing the introduction of Local Law B regarding defense and indemnification. Members are also reviewing a contract for employee service awards and scheduling bargaining dates for the Jail Division CBA.

• Introduction of Local Law B, year 2026: 'A Local Law Adopting a Defense and Indemnification and Official Undertaking Law'
• Proposed $4,043.74 contract with Tackbary’s Trophies for employee service trophies and pins
• Discussion of Jail Division CBA expiration on 12/31/2026
• Training attendance for Jennifer Nunnery and Jennifer Wilkinson on September 24, 2026, at no cost to County

The committee approved a professional service contract for employee trophies and pins. Members also discussed a proposed local law regarding defense and indemnification and noted the upcoming expiration of the Jail Division CBA.

• Approved $4,043.74 contract with Tackbary’s Trophies for employee service trophies and pins (6-0)
• Referred Local Law B (Defense and Indemnification and Official Undertaking Law) to Committee of the Whole

Board of Supervisors - Regular Monthly Meetings

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

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

The meeting consisted of ceremonial presentations, including a veteran's recognition and a historical reading of the Declaration of Independence. No legislative actions, votes, or policy decisions were recorded in the provided text.

Board of Supervisors - (9) Committee of the Whole

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

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

The meeting consisted of departmental updates and presentations, including a report from the Soil & Water Conservation District and introductions of Rural Pathways Program interns. No substantive motions were carried or defeated during the session.

Board of Supervisors - (8) Finance Committee

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

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

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

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

Board of Supervisors - (7) Public Safety Committee

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

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

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

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

Board of Supervisors - (6) Public Works Committee

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Board of Supervisors - (5) Planning Committee

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

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

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

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

Board of Supervisors - (3) Public Health Committee

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

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

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

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

Board of Supervisors - (1) Human Resource Committee

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

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

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

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

Board of Supervisors - (2) Human Services Committee

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

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

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

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

Board of Supervisors - (9) Committee of the Whole

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

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

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

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

Board of Supervisors - Regular Monthly Meetings

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

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

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

• Presented certificate of appreciation to Natalie Werner

Board of Supervisors - (8) Finance Committee

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

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

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

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