Washington County Public Works Committee schedules May 26 meeting on sewer RFP, UV equipment and brine purchases
May 26, 2026 | Washington County, New York
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The Washington County Public Works Committee will meet Tuesday, May 26, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. in Room B214, Building B at the County Municipal Center in Fort Edward to consider several infrastructure and procurement items, according to a memo from Clerk of the Board Debra R. Prehoda.
The notice, posted May 20, lists Chair John W. Rozell as having scheduled the meeting and names committee members Jay B. Skellie, Dana Hogan, Timothy M. Fisher, Lance Wang, William Herrick, James Mumby and Darlene Kerr. The public may view the meeting via the county's YouTube channel linked in the notice.
On the agenda under "Department Reports/Requests," the sewer district is scheduled to present two items: an RFP award for a project titled "Drifting Ridge" and a proposed budget amendment for ultraviolet (UV) disinfection equipment. The memo does not include details about bidders, contract amounts or the amount of the proposed budget change; those specifics are expected to be provided at the meeting.
Public Works items on the agenda include purchases funded through a brine grant and an item listed as "Beaver Dam." The memo does not specify the scope, cost or vendor information for the brine purchases or the Beaver Dam item; those details were not provided in the written notice.
The agenda also includes routine business: Call to Order, acceptance of the April 28, 2026 minutes, Other Business and Adjournment. The memo is signed by Clerk of the Board Debra R. Prehoda and lists the full roster of county supervisors by town.
No votes, contract awards or other formal actions are recorded in the memo itself; the notice serves as a public announcement of topics to be discussed. Members of the public seeking more information or documentation referenced on the agenda are advised to consult the Clerk of the Board's office or view the meeting live on the county's YouTube channel.
The notice, posted May 20, lists Chair John W. Rozell as having scheduled the meeting and names committee members Jay B. Skellie, Dana Hogan, Timothy M. Fisher, Lance Wang, William Herrick, James Mumby and Darlene Kerr. The public may view the meeting via the county's YouTube channel linked in the notice.
On the agenda under "Department Reports/Requests," the sewer district is scheduled to present two items: an RFP award for a project titled "Drifting Ridge" and a proposed budget amendment for ultraviolet (UV) disinfection equipment. The memo does not include details about bidders, contract amounts or the amount of the proposed budget change; those specifics are expected to be provided at the meeting.
Public Works items on the agenda include purchases funded through a brine grant and an item listed as "Beaver Dam." The memo does not specify the scope, cost or vendor information for the brine purchases or the Beaver Dam item; those details were not provided in the written notice.
The agenda also includes routine business: Call to Order, acceptance of the April 28, 2026 minutes, Other Business and Adjournment. The memo is signed by Clerk of the Board Debra R. Prehoda and lists the full roster of county supervisors by town.
No votes, contract awards or other formal actions are recorded in the memo itself; the notice serves as a public announcement of topics to be discussed. Members of the public seeking more information or documentation referenced on the agenda are advised to consult the Clerk of the Board's office or view the meeting live on the county's YouTube channel.
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