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Albion Trustees' Vote on a Boy's Police Patch Draws the Meeting's Only Abstention
2024-02-13 · 547 words
Key Actions & Decisions
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• Carried, with Riley, Deputy Mayor, abstaining and Javier, Mayor, recorded voting aye: a motion to let Mogle, Police Chief, send a patch from the Albion Police Department to Paul Kilmurray on behalf of his son, Dexter; Javier said he would ask the Orleans County Sheriff's Department to do the same and asked Gavenda, Attorney, to follow up by email to confirm the vote.
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• Reviewed the budget for code enforcement with Chris Kinter, Code Enforcement; no figures are recorded.
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• Carried (Riley, Buczek, McMurray aye; Barry absent): a letter of support, to be written by the deputy mayor, backing a Community Action of Orleans and Genesee application for a Go Art grant for a mural at 131 S Main St.
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• Carried (Riley, Buczek, McMurray aye; Barry absent): authorized Jay Pahura, DPW Superintendent, to draw $1,963.45 from equipment reserves for a mounted generator.
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• Carried (Riley, Buczek, McMurray aye; Barry absent): a list of surplus items proposed by Jason Zicari, Cemetery Supervisor, including push mowers, blowers, trimmers and overhead door panels.
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• Accepted applications from five candidates for sewer treatment plant operator trainee, to be kept on file for one year; the minutes record no vote on this item.
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• Carried (Riley, Buczek, McMurray aye; Barry absent): adjourned at 5:25 PM.
At a special meeting of the Village of Albion Board of Trustees on Feb. 13, 2024, the board's only vote to draw an abstention -- and the only one on which Javier, Mayor, is recorded casting his own vote -- was a motion to send a police patch to a resident's son; trustees otherwise handled routine budget, reserve-fund, surplus and personnel business.
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