Carmel Town Board moves forward on operations; requests county intervention in stabilization center dispute. Supervisor Cazzari's four-member board unanimously authorized emergency repairs totaling $21,878 across water and sewer districts, approved a $16,700 plow blade purchase, and appointed
Carmel Town Board schedules June hearing on $12.9 million water project. Supervisor Michael Cazzari and the board voted unanimously May 13 to hold a public hearing June 3 on a proposed facility upgrade for Carmel Water District No. 2, with a maximum estimated cost of $12,911,963. The project
Town Board unanimously opposes state electric bus mandate, citing infrastructure gaps. Supervisor Michael Cazzari, Councilman Robert Schanil, Councilman Michael Lugo, and Councilman Frank Lombardi backed the resolution offered by Councilman Lugo, objecting to New York's requirement that school
The Carmel Town Board appointed police officer Trenton Valentine at a transfer rate of $72,584.00 annually, effective April 16, 2026. Chief Anthony Hoffmann praised Valentine's qualifications: Master's degree in Criminal Justice from Iona University, White Plains police officer since 2021, Field
Carmel Town Board approves $500,000 in bonded borrowing for roads and equipment. All board members unanimously authorized $250,000 for road reconstruction and resurfacing and another $250,000 for a new Caterpillar wheel loader for the Highway Department; both require voter approval via permissive
Carmel Town Board unanimously approved $87,200 purchase of a Caterpillar compact truck loader for Highway Superintendent Michael Stern's department and authorized $19,997.02 payment to East of Hudson Watershed Corporation for stormwater retrofit maintenance supporting town phosphorus reduction
Carmel Town Board unanimously approved fourteen resolutions on infrastructure and services in a rapid evening session. Supervisor Michael Cazzari and four councilmen authorized a $337,512 generator replacement bid to D. Owens Electric and a $26,200 contract amendment with J. Robert Folchetti &
Carmel's Town Board unanimously advanced Sergeant Sandy Crecco to Detective Sergeant effective March 12, capping a career path that began with the NYPD in 2015 and included roles in community relations, youth liaison, and emergency response leadership. Supervisor Michael Cazzari and the full board
Carmel Town Board approves $656,000 in fund encumbrances and multiple fiscal measures. All votes were unanimous across seven resolutions: the Board approved $656,167 in fund encumbrances from 2025 into 2026, covering data imaging equipment, park maintenance, and Swan Cove improvements, along with
Carmel Town Board advances four officers in police department restructuring. Chief Anthony Hoffmann recommended Detective Daniel Shea for Sergeant, Police Officer Michelle Yeager for Sergeant, Police Officer James Cook for Detective, and Detective Brian Forde for Lieutenant, citing Sergeant
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