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Clerk 1Q FY27

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From the meeting: Board Of Trustees — 2026-09-30
Agenda item: Consent Agenda — Quarterly Reports
Report / study, 1 page. Attached to agenda item: “Consent Agenda — Quarterly Reports”
Retrieved 2026-09-29 from the village's meeting portal. View the original file ↗
Also attached to this agenda item: DPW Q1 FY27 Engineering Q1 FY27 Justice Court Q1 FY27 Manager Q1 FY 27 Parking Q1 FY27 Police Q1 FY27 Recreation Q1 FY27 Treasurer Q1 FY27
Date: September 23, 2026 To: Mayor Pugh and Board of Trustees From: Paula DiSanto, Village Clerk/Deputy Manager RE: Quarterly Report – Clerk’s Office The Village Clerk’s office is considered to be the gateway to village government. This office issues many kinds of permits to both residents and non-residents. For the period between June 1, 2026 – August 31, 2026, the following were issued by my office: - Freedom of Information Law: 131 requests - Block Party Requests: 01 - Alarm Permit Applications: 0 business, 4 commercial - Dog Licenses: 168 newly issued or renewed. - Dog Park Permits: 22 issued. - EZ-Pass Sales: 17 tags sold. - Handicap Parking Permit Applications: 44 permanent & 27 temporary permits issued. - Film Permits: 0 issued. - Peddler’s Permits: 0 issued. There were also numerous personnel cases handled, and new employees onboard. As personnel officer for the village, onboarding of an employee consists of filling out all required forms for the New York State Local Retirement System, Westchester County Dept. of Human Resources and the New York State Health Insurance Program, as well as getting the new employee any necessary training and/or equipment required for the job. As clerk to the Board of Trustees, the clerk ensures that all adopted legislation is received in Albany and updated in the village code. During the first quarter of 2026-27, three local laws were passed. Additionally, the clerk is responsible for noticing all public notices including public hearings held by the Board. 14 public notices were issued, including 5 public hearings which were held by the Board during this time. The Clerk processes all workers’ compensation claims and follows up to conclusion. There were 4 new claims filed: 2 injuries and 2 notifications. The Clerk handles all insurance needs for the Village including Notices of Claim, additions and deletions of property and vehicles and reporting of vehicle accidents or property claims to the insurance company. There were 0 Notice of Claims (potential lawsuits) filed with the Village. There were 0 property damage claims, 6 vehicle accidents, and 0 third party claims. As registrar of vital statistics, the clerk is responsible for maintaining and producing the vital records of all births and deaths which occur in the Village and filing them with New York State. During the first quarter of 2026-27, 20 deaths and 0 births were recorded in the Village.

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