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town of lumberland new york

Town Board

Town Board Meetings

The second Wednesday of each month at 7:00pm.

 

Click here to view information for upcoming meetings.

 

Public Hearing:

 

Public Notice:

 

Workshop Meetings:

The second Monday of each month at 7:00pm in the Town Hall.

 

All meetings are open to the public to hear and discuss the current issues regarding the town. We encourage participation to get input and ideas from the residents.

 

Town Board:

Nadia Rajsz, Town Supervisor

Joseph Carr, Councilman / Deputy Supervisor

Jay Shafer, Councilman

James Akt, Councilman

Ron Thiele, Councilman

 

 

Town Board Meeting Minutes

Town Board Meeting — January 9, 2012

Town Board Special Meeting — January 20, 2012

Town Board Special Meeting — January 31, 2012

Town Board Special Meeting — February 6, 2012

Town Board Meeting — February 8, 2012

Town Board Workshop Meeting — March 12, 2012

Town Board Meeting — March 14, 2012

Town Board Workshop Meeting — April 9, 2012

Town Board Meeting — April 11, 2012

 

 

 

 

Meeting Minutes from 2011

Meeting Minutes from 2010

 

2012 Approved Resolutions

 

 

 

The Town Board consists of the Supervisor and four Council members. Town Board members must at the time of election and throughout their terms of office be “electors” of the town. Town Board members have a four-year term of office. Election of Board members is staggered so the entire Board will not come up for election within the same year.

 

Town Supervisor

Nadia Rajsz, Town Supervisor

Deanna Rajsz, Supervisor’s Confidential Assistant

(845) 856-8600, ext. 221

The Supervisor is available in the Lumberland Municipal Building by appointment.

 

The Supervisor is an elected position, serving a four-year term and is part of the legislative branch of government, acting as administrator, and is the head of all municipal agencies. The Supervisor is a full member of the Board with no additional tie-breaking or veto power, and acts as Chief Fiscal Officer, having the care and custody of monies belonging to the town; disburses such monies, keeps an accurate and complete account of all monies; makes reports as required; pays fixed salaries and, after audit by the Town Board, and preparation of abstract by the Bookkeeper, pays other claims; and leases, sells and conveys properties of the town when so directed by the Town Board. The Supervisor calls and runs meetings as well as sets the agenda for those meetings.