The Village of Albion Board of Trustees met as a special session on Thursday, February 8, 2024, at 4:30 PM at Village Hall, with only three of its five members present. Javier, Mayor, and Barry, Trustee, were absent for the entire meeting, leaving Riley, Deputy Mayor, McMurray, Trustee, and Buczek, Trustee, to carry every vote 3-0. The board's most forward-looking action set a public hearing for March 26, 2024, at 6:00 PM on a proposed Local Law 1-2024 that would override the tax levy limit set by General Municipal Law §3-c, the mechanism that lets a municipality exceed the state's tax cap. The minutes record no discussion of why the override is being pursued or by how much the levy might rise. Before that vote, the board went behind closed doors to discuss personnel matters, entering executive session at 5:36 PM and returning to open session at 6:07 PM with no subsequent action recorded. The agenda also lists a budget review led by Grillo, Recreational Supervisor, though the minutes note only his name, not the substance of what was reviewed. In other business, trustees approved a $2,000 payment split among four office clerks for code-enforcement work performed from December 2023 through May 31, 2024, at the discretion of the village clerk. They also authorized Mogle, Police Chief, to buy a "tuff book" for his patrol vehicle, and reinstated 24-hour vehicle use for department heads on a three-month trial basis. The meeting adjourned at 6:08 PM.