Peru School Board working on budget
PERU — The Peru Central School Board is set for its first budget development workshop when it meets at 6 tonight in the community room of the High School.
An executive session involving the performance history of particular employees and collective negotiations will take place immediately following the 6 p.m. start. The board is slated to reconvene for public session business at about 7 p.m.
Besides the budget, the School Board will discuss the suggestions made in surveys that residents completed at the Budget Advisory Committee's Jan. 25 public forum, adopt a revised plan for shared decision making and talk about a Feb. 22 public forum on the budget.
The meetings are open to all.
Forum set on Westport Municipal Center
WESTPORT — After one more informational meeting on the proposed Westport Municipal Center project, the Town Council will decide whether to move forward with a bond issue to pay for the project.
The meeting is at 6 p.m. Wednesday in the Westport Town Hall.
"At this meeting, the proposed changes made to the project as a result of the last two informational meetings will be presented," Westport Supervisor Daniel Connell said.
"The time line and process for moving forward will be discussed and then questions and answers."
He said the committee working on this project requested that the full Town Council, School Board and Fire District Board of Commissioners attend and participate in the meeting.
"It is anticipated that within a short time of the Feb. 10 meeting, the town board, as the lead agency on this project, will be voting on the bond issue."
The new Municipal Center would house the town offices, school bus garage and fire department.
— By Staff Writer Lohr McKinstry
Clinton County Legislature agenda set
PLATTSBURGH — The Clinton County Legislature will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Legislative Chambers, 137 Margaret St. in Plattsburgh.
Among the resolutions to be acted on are a Community Trade Adjustment Assistance Program grant application, an appointment to the Clinton County Community Services Board and the four-year plan and annual implementation plan.
All meetings are open to the public.
