Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Matthew DeWitt’s organization
Nov 6, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town Board Budget
The preliminary budget reflects a tax increase of 2.61% in the Village and 1.89% outside the Village. The Town will also be under the 2% tax cap by approximately $4,822. The budget includes increased hourly rate for seasonal/part-time employees due to minimum wage increasing from $15.50/hour to $16.00/hour, reduced funding to Parks Capital Reserve and eliminated Dog Control Capital Reserve, Town Barn debt payment was finalized in 2025, increased Court Security and IT contractual services, increased Contingency, and various reductions to Parks and Recreation.
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The Town Board discussed various operational and financial matters, including the authorization to bid on a dump truck, the introduction of a local law to override the tax cap, an increase in the mileage reimbursement rate, and the approval of cybersecurity system upgrades. The Board also reviewed the status of hiring procedures for the Highway Department, potential engineering services for the wastewater treatment plant, and property matters involving lot improvements and road access requests. Additionally, the Board addressed intermunicipal agreements, package plant regulations, personnel salary negotiations in executive session, and upcoming budget work sessions, while receiving updates on various town projects and park activities.
Aug 17, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town of Liberty Town Board Meeting Minutes
The board approved several key administrative and operational items, including audit claims, monthly financial reports, and the rebid for a 2014 New Holland tractor. Significant contracts and projects were addressed, including approval of a revised equipment quote, authorization of a change order for a sewer district pump, issuance of an RFP for engineering services for HVAC systems, and the awarding of bids for the Walnut Mountain Pavilion and joint fuel supply. Additionally, the board approved IT and cybersecurity upgrades, the installation of an electronic lock for Town Hall, and authorized recruitment for a new building inspector. An executive session was conducted to discuss personnel matters.
Aug 3, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town Of Liberty Town Board Meeting Minutes
The board meeting addressed various administrative and operational items. Key actions included scheduling a bid opening for a tractor, accepting the resignation of a court clerk, and initiating the civil service hiring process for a replacement. The board processed multiple environmental review steps under SEQRA for a property acquisition. A resolution was passed endorsing the New York Association of Towns Bill of Rights, and the Supervisor was appointed as a voting delegate. Additionally, the board approved a vehicle purchase voucher, discussed potential cell tower leasing and property maintenance, reviewed plans for engineering services at Town Hall, authorized an equipment evaluation, and approved a resolution for a pension waiver for the newly appointed Building Inspector. The board also initiated the cancellation of an engineering contract.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
