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The Village of Middleburgh Board of Trustees will be holding our Monthly Board Meeting on Monday, May 4th at 7:00 PM. Village residents may attend in-person at the Middleburgh Library or online via Zoom (link to be published on Monday morning). Please see the Agenda and attached Board Packet below.

VILLAGE BOARD MEETING AGENDA – May 4, 2026

  1. Mayor open meeting with Pledge of Allegiance at 7:00 PM
  2. Announcements: MABA’s Fourth Fridays Return – Friday, May 22; Middleburgh Rotary Sloughter 5K – Friday, May 22 at 7 PM.
  3. Mayor Knight: Clauverwie Project Nominated for $1 million in congressional funding
  4. Motion to approve Regular Board Minutes of April 6, 2026
  5. Fire Chief Wayman Monthly Report:
  6. Code Officer Fink Monthly Report:
  7. Clerk Kelley Monthly Report:
    • 2026 Annual Financial Report Submitted
  8. Superintendent Keyser Monthly Report:
    • General:
      • 2026 Street Paving Quotes:
    • Water:
      • Hydrant Flushing: May 4-8
    • Sewer:
  9. Trustee Tinker: Cemetery Trees Discussion
    • Motion to accept Coltrain Funeral Home donation of $6,500 towards Cemetery Tree Removal
    • Motion to approve Pridemark quote of $10,400 for Cemetery Tree Removal
  10. Trustee Fernandez: Motion to Approve Resolution #7-2026: Supporting Residency Restrictions on Sex Offenders Near Victims & Schools
  11. Trustee Fernandez: Agricultural Showcase
  12. Trustee Fernandez: Badgley Park Update
    • Motion to approve $2,400 for 2 Basketball Hoops
    • Court Resurfacing Quotes:
  13. Bill Morton: Wind Spinners for Art Park
  14. Committee for Music in the ‘Burgh: 2026 Porchfest
  15. Patty Paser: Strategic Plan Update
  16. Motion to give American Legion (May 18 – 24) & VFW (May 25 – 29) permission to sell poppies.
  17. Motion to allow Middleburgh Rotary to hold Memorial Day Service on May 25, 2026, at Village Memorial Park.
  18. Motion to approve Water Rents in the amount of $62,216.52 & Sewer Rents in the amount of $57,719.50
  19. Motion to authorize Village to apply for SECURE Assessment Grant up to $50,000
  20. Mayor Knight: Main Street Speeding Concerns
    • Motion to Approve Resolution #8-2026: Request for Main Street Speed Limit Reduction
    • Village Constable Discussion
  21. Public Comment: limited to 3 minutes per resident. Any interruptions or outbursts prior to Public Comment may result in offending resident being asked to leave.
  22. Motion to enter Executive Session
  23. Audit Bills
  24. Correspondence:
  25. Adjournment

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