Town Supervisor meetings

June 1

• The Administration and Oversight Committee is looking into a request from the NYS Association of Counties (NYSAC) for counties to look into the calling of a Constitutional Convention in November of 2017.  It will be on the ballot. 
• We are also supporting Madison County's consolidation of efficiency plan, partner projects, and proposals.  There is $20 million dollars in implementation and assistance grant money from the state if our county is selected.

June 22

• P​lanning Committee meeting​
  • ​​Tourism update
    • The Canal Museum has been visited by people for 44 different states and 14 countries. 
    • The planning department is applying for a grant to help clean up parts of the Erie Canal for upcoming Paddle the Canal and putting in areas to launch canoes and kayaks.
    •  occupancy tax for county is up.​
      
      
    • Looking to update Bicentennial Barn signs
    • County unemployment is down 4.6% due mainly to seasonal employment.  101 students are currently employed through the counties career center. ​

June 23

• Doughtery Cementary (Milestrip Road)
  • ​Dave and Lynn Jones, along with Town Historian, Gerald Davies cleaned the Revolutionary War veterans headstones.
• Our sales tax revenue is up .25% from last year.  The county and towns are concerned that we will not receive the 1% sales tax share from the state.  The Senate and Assembly adjourned without voting on it.  It would help if citizens would notify Senator Valskey and assemblyman Magee that this is huge for the county and towns, as the sales tax is almost 20% of our budget.