Tag: Seneca County Board of Supervisors

Supervisor Bob Shipley called on the Seneca County Board of Supervisors to pass two resolutions under Rule 29 of the Rules of Order regarding the Cayuga Nation and Indian Affairs at Tuesday night’s board meeting. The first, which was the Board passed ... MORE

The Seneca County Board Of Supervisors have taken the closest thing to official action since a meme posted to Waterloo Town Supervisor Don Trout’s Facebook page prompted calls for his resignation. Supervisors Michael Ferrara (Seneca Falls), Robert Hayssen (Chair, Varick), Jeffrey Trout ... MORE

The Cayuga Nation has responded after the Seneca County Board Of Supervisors requested a special prosecutor for the criminal case involving Charles Bowman, a Fayette resident, and investigation into the Cayuga Nation Police Department. The letter to Attorney General Letitia James blasts ... MORE

This week, Gov. Kathy Hochul signed into law legislation sponsored by Assemblyman Jeff Gallahan (R,C-Manchester) giving one local county the ability to modify the allocation of occupancy tax collected. Earlier this year, the State Legislature passed legislation sponsored by Assemblyman Jeff Gallahan ... MORE

The Seneca County Board of Supervisors approved a local law mandating inspections of private septic systems within 250 feet of lakes and canals. The law applies to properties being sold that have septic systems now. It’s the Seneca County Watershed Protection Law ... MORE

Live presentation of the Seneca County Board of Supervisors October 2021 Meeting at Three Bears Courthouse in Ovid. The meeting is scheduled to begin shortly before 6:00 pm on Tuesday, October 12, 2021. ... MORE

This week the Seneca County Board of Supervisors said no to a mask mandate, despite COVID-19 cases rising over the last several weeks. Public Health Director Vickie Swinehart recommended to the Board that face coverings or masks be mandated for all employees ... MORE

Public health workers throughout the U.S. have been tested over the last 17 months. As the nation’s healthcare system was pushed to its limits during the peak of the COVID-19 public health crisis in 2020- public health workers filled the unintended void- ... MORE

The Seneca County Board of Supervisors waited in anticipation for a presentation about the current Cayuga Nation taxation situation from Frank Sinicropi, the county’s treasurer — but the latest breaking development wasn’t ever publicly acknowledged by the time the session started on ... MORE

At its regular meeting for the month of May on Tuesday the Seneca County Board of Supervisors moved to overwhelmingly choose the next member of the Seneca County Industrial Development Agency board. A vacancy had become a point of contention among the ... MORE

Former Seneca County Manager John Sheppard is scheduled to appear in Waterloo Village Court on March 17 at 6 p.m. The appearance will be for pre-trial motions on a misdemeanor charge of official misconduct. He’s accused of improperly acting to discipline Seneca ... MORE

There was no debate during the Seneca County Board of Supervisors reorganizational meeting, but Varick Supervisor Robert Hayssen secured another term as Chair during its annual reorganizational meeting. Waterloo Supervisor Don Trout also received a nomination. The final vote would be 471-274 ... MORE

Seneca County has hired a Washington D.C.-area lawyer for a possible Supreme Court case. Paul Clement, former U.S. Attorney General and Solicitor General will file a petition with the Supreme Court of the United States, asking it to hear an appeal of ... MORE

Pre-duty screenings will be standard for all Seneca County employees before starting work each day. It didn’t come easy, but the Seneca County Board of Supervisors utilized a ‘Rule 29’ proceeding to bypass committee – where two supervisors voted against the measure ... MORE

This week the Seneca County Board of Supervisors looked at its process for fielding complaints about COVID-19 mandates issued by the state, as well as the way small businesses are dealt with compared to corporations like Walmart. It started with Tom Murray, ... MORE