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Manager Q1 FY 27

report 2 pages
From the meeting: Board Of Trustees — 2026-09-30
Agenda item: Consent Agenda — Quarterly Reports
Report / study, 2 pages. 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: Clerk 1Q FY27 DPW Q1 FY27 Engineering Q1 FY27 Justice Court Q1 FY27 Parking Q1 FY27 Police Q1 FY27 Recreation Q1 FY27 Treasurer Q1 FY27
1 QUARTER 1 FY 2027 – QUARTERLY REPORT MANAGER’S OFFICE Communications The Manager’s Office authored two Newsletters in Quarter 1 of FY 2027. The monthly newsletter is emailed directly to residents through the service Constant Contact, and includes a letter from the Manager detailing upcoming events, Village initiatives, and other important information. The current subscriber count is 4,902. The readership and click rates for each issue are: • June 2026 Newsletter – 2,962 (61%) opens, 311 clicks • Summer 2026 (July & August) Newsletter – 2,959 (61%) opens, 297 clicks The Village website currently has 10 email subscriptions available to residents on the Village website. The total subscriber count for each of these topics is as follows: • Village News & Announcements 3,635 • Recreation News & Announcements 2,221 • Seniors News & Announcements 1,280 • Field Closings 1,827 • Snow Alerts 1,860 • Board of Trustees Agenda 1,230 • Planning Board Agenda 1,168 • Water Control Commission Agenda 640 • Waterfront Advisory Committee Agenda 688 • Zoning Board of Appeals Agenda 1,084 In addition, the Village maintains a Facebook page (7,028 followers as of 8/10), an Instagram (3,599 followers as of 8/10), and an ‘X’ page (962 followers as of 8/10) to communicate with residents. Resident Concerns The Village Manager’s Office collaborates with relevant departments or authorities to address specific issues raised by residents. Since March 1, 2025, the Manager’s Office has directly facilitated the resolution of: • 3 Accessibility Issues • 5 Parking Issues • 23 Public Works Issues • 9 Quality of Life Issues 2 • 9 Safety Issues • 5 Utility Issues • 12 Code Enforcement Issues Emergency Management The Everbridge notification system is used to provide businesses and residents with important information regarding power outages, street closures, utility maintenance, local emergencies, and severe weather advisories through FEMA’s Integrated Public Alert and Warning System (IPAWS). To date, 3,571 residents have opted in to receive Emergency Notifications, and a total of 17 notifications were sent out through the Everbridge System this quarter. Public Meetings & Legislation During the first quarter of the fiscal year, the Village Board held a total of 4 regular meetings, 2 special meetings, and 3 work sessions. A total of 83 resolutions were adopted by the board. The following local laws were adopting during this quarter: • Local Law Introductory No. 5 of 2026 (Adding Certain Occupational Preferences for Affordable Housing Units) • Local Law Introductory No. 8 of 2026 (Updating Provisions Related to Prior Notice of Defects) • Local Law Introductory No. 9 of 2026 (Enacting a Moratorium on Adult Use Cannabis Dispensaries)

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