Hornellsville Town Board approves budget amendments, dog control contract and website subscription
June 01, 2026 | Hornellsville, Steuben County, New York
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Hornellsville — The Hornellsville Town Board on Feb. 10 unanimously approved a slate of routine business items, including budget amendments, a dog control services contract and a website subscription transfer at its meeting in Hornellsville Town Hall in Arkport.
Supervisor Dan Broughton presented the board’s monthly financial report for January 2026, which reported a balance as of Dec. 31, 2025, of $2,072,211.64, an increase of $1,851,595.07 and a decrease of $1,119,851.35, leaving a balance as of Jan. 31, 2026, of $1,803,955.36. The board voted 5–0 to accept the Supervisor’s report (Resolution 46-2026).
The board approved minutes from the Jan. 13, 2026 meeting (Resolution 43-2026). It also authorized payment of vouchers 19–54 on Abstract 2, totaling $174,321.55, with the board recording $81,740.32 charged to General Fund A, $1,275.93 to General Fund B and $51,305.30 to Highway Townwide DA (Resolution 44-2026). All votes on these items were unanimous, with ayes from Supervisor Dan Broughton and council members James Giglio, Robert Mauro, David Oakes and Trisha Yanni.
The board accepted budget amendments presented in the bookkeeper’s report (Resolution 45-2026), reallocating fund balance to several line items: $5,000 from A599 to A1620.2 (Building — Equipment); $2,500 from A599 to A5010.12 (Superintendent of Highways — Deputy); $50 from A599 to A7110.4 (Parks — Contractual); and $966.38 from B599 to B3620.2 (Safety Inspection — Equipment).
On intergovernmental support, the board authorized the Town Supervisor to sign a letter of support for Steuben County’s application for a permanent municipal Certificate of Need, finding it appropriate to provide the county with such a letter (Resolution 47-2026).
The board approved an agreement for dog control services with Debra Matthews for the 2026 calendar year (term Jan. 1–Dec. 31, 2026), subject to approval as to form by the Town Attorney and execution by the Town Supervisor (Resolution 48-2026).
For town internet presence, the board authorized transferring an existing three-year Wix premium subscription from townofhornellsville.com to the official hornellsville.gov site and purchasing a one-year Wix premium core account for $174.00 to maintain the townofhornellsville.com domain as a redirect (Resolution 49-2026). The board also amended a prior resolution to increase the authorized purchase amount for one printer in the Supervisor’s office from $300 to $550 (Resolution 50-2026).
With no further business, the board adjourned at 6:45 p.m. and the minutes were submitted by Town Clerk Jessica L. LaFrance on Feb. 11, 2026.
Supervisor Dan Broughton presented the board’s monthly financial report for January 2026, which reported a balance as of Dec. 31, 2025, of $2,072,211.64, an increase of $1,851,595.07 and a decrease of $1,119,851.35, leaving a balance as of Jan. 31, 2026, of $1,803,955.36. The board voted 5–0 to accept the Supervisor’s report (Resolution 46-2026).
The board approved minutes from the Jan. 13, 2026 meeting (Resolution 43-2026). It also authorized payment of vouchers 19–54 on Abstract 2, totaling $174,321.55, with the board recording $81,740.32 charged to General Fund A, $1,275.93 to General Fund B and $51,305.30 to Highway Townwide DA (Resolution 44-2026). All votes on these items were unanimous, with ayes from Supervisor Dan Broughton and council members James Giglio, Robert Mauro, David Oakes and Trisha Yanni.
The board accepted budget amendments presented in the bookkeeper’s report (Resolution 45-2026), reallocating fund balance to several line items: $5,000 from A599 to A1620.2 (Building — Equipment); $2,500 from A599 to A5010.12 (Superintendent of Highways — Deputy); $50 from A599 to A7110.4 (Parks — Contractual); and $966.38 from B599 to B3620.2 (Safety Inspection — Equipment).
On intergovernmental support, the board authorized the Town Supervisor to sign a letter of support for Steuben County’s application for a permanent municipal Certificate of Need, finding it appropriate to provide the county with such a letter (Resolution 47-2026).
The board approved an agreement for dog control services with Debra Matthews for the 2026 calendar year (term Jan. 1–Dec. 31, 2026), subject to approval as to form by the Town Attorney and execution by the Town Supervisor (Resolution 48-2026).
For town internet presence, the board authorized transferring an existing three-year Wix premium subscription from townofhornellsville.com to the official hornellsville.gov site and purchasing a one-year Wix premium core account for $174.00 to maintain the townofhornellsville.com domain as a redirect (Resolution 49-2026). The board also amended a prior resolution to increase the authorized purchase amount for one printer in the Supervisor’s office from $300 to $550 (Resolution 50-2026).
With no further business, the board adjourned at 6:45 p.m. and the minutes were submitted by Town Clerk Jessica L. LaFrance on Feb. 11, 2026.
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