Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Frances Perry’s organization
Oct 1, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Franklin County Legislature Regular Meeting
The Legislature adopted a revised Code of Ethics Policy and dissolved the Board of Ethics to restructure oversight functions. Approval was granted to accept funds and amend the 2026 budget for the Highway Department related to FEMA reimbursements, as well as for the Office for the Aging to support holiday food baskets. The Board authorized the filling of temporary positions for the HEAP season in the Social Services department and designated an official to manage grant funding for Emergency Services radio infrastructure. Additionally, the meeting included presentations on broadband deployment schedules and a student project regarding highway infrastructure, alongside planning for upcoming committee appointments and administrative working sessions.
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The meeting included discussions on various county operations and administrative matters. Key actions involved honoring employees with longevity awards, adopting an exposure control plan, and making appointments to the Youth Advisory Board and the Office for the Aging Advisory Council. The legislature also approved health insurance premiums for 2027, accepted a traffic safety grant, and authorized the sale of county-owned land. Additionally, revisions to burial rates for indigent county burials were approved, grant contracts for economic development were amended, and the legislature proclaimed September as National Recovery Month. Committee reports and work sessions covered policy discussions on solicitation and ethics, updates on agricultural and infrastructure projects by the Soil & Water Conservation District, and climate change concerns.
Sep 3, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Franklin County Legislature Regular Meeting
The meeting addressed several legislative matters, including appointments to the North Country Workforce Development Board and the North Country Community College Board of Trustees. The Legislature proclaimed September as Hunger Action Month and passed various budget amendments for 2026, including fund transfers and authorizations for youth development project funding. Grant funding for the District Attorney's office was accepted, and staffing positions were authorized for Community Services and the Conflict Defender's office. Additional actions included authorizing a procurement piggyback for a registration platform, establishing a Broadband Special Revenue Fund, and commending a local volunteer fire department on its anniversary.
Aug 20, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Franklin County Legislature Regular Meeting
The legislature addressed a wide range of administrative and fiscal matters. Key actions included the recognition of employees for longevity, the authorization of various budgetary amendments, and the approval of payments for previous years' invoices using current funds. Several grant acceptances and contract authorizations were approved for departments including Office for the Aging, Public Health, Economic Development, and Community Services. The Board also established and funded an Employee Benefit Accrued Liability Reserve Fund, amended agricultural district boundaries, approved the sale of county-owned land, and made appointments to the Community Services Board. Additionally, the legislature recognized local citizens for community contributions and restructured a child support enforcement position.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
