Cornell Cooperative Extension appears in 3 recorded relationships across 3 public meeting documents from Essex County and Franklin County Legislature. Records span 2016 to 2025.
Tupper Lake Central School District's June BOE update includes a field trip to the North Country Children's Museum and a Spring Fling event for 5th and 6th graders
The Franklin County Legislature passed several resolutions including the appointment of Chantal Davenport to the North Country Workforce Development Board and the reappointment of R. Pete Suttmeier to the North Country Community College Board of Trustees. The Legislature proclaimed September as Hunger Action Month. Financial actions included a $300,000 budget amendment for the Frontier Harvest Fund Project, the allocation of $99,891 in Youth Development Funds to various community programs, and the acceptance of $130,000 in Operation Stonegarden funding for public safety. Additionally, a new Principal Account Clerk position was created with a base salary of $52,153, funded by grants, and a small transfer of $186.16 was authorized for broadband public hearing costs.
The Franklin County Legislature has scheduled a series of committee meetings and a full board session for April 17, 2025, in Malone, NY. The agenda includes discussions with Public Health, Real Property, and the North Country Workforce Development Board, as well as Cornell Cooperative Extension.
The Franklin County Legislature held a regular meeting on April 20, 2023, to approve minutes from the previous session and acknowledge correspondence regarding a Cornell Cooperative Extension tour.
The Essex County Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on June 7, 2022, to conduct routine administrative business. The meeting was attended by the Chairman, Vice-Chairman, and a quorum of supervisors, along with department heads and representatives from Cornell Cooperative Extension.
The Essex County Fairgrounds Subcommittee met to discuss the potential conversion of the Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE) building into a three-season public meeting facility, involving the removal of existing office spaces.
The Essex County Fairgrounds Subcommittee met on March 20, 2017, to discuss fairgrounds management and the Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE) building. The meeting was chaired by Shaun Gillilland with members Randy Preston, Charlie Harrington, Jim Monty, and Mike Mascarenas in attendance.
The Essex County Fairgrounds Task Force met to discuss administrative access protocols for the fairgrounds, specifically addressing the standardization of gate keys and key distribution procedures through Cornell Cooperative Extension and staff members.
The document is a partial transcript of the Essex County Economic Development/Planning/Publicity Committee meeting held on August 10, 2026. It lists attendees, including Chairperson Matthew Stanley and various Supervisors, as well as department heads and external representatives. The provided text ends abruptly before any agenda items, discussions, votes, or decisions are recorded.
The Essex County Buildings and Facilities Task Force met on August 3, 2026, to review the 2026 engineering internship projects. Dieter Olcott presented an asset management plan for the Ag and Youth Building at the Westport fairgrounds, built in 2025. The plan utilizes Smartsheet to track assets over $400, schedule maintenance, and forecast replacement costs adjusted for inflation. The presentation highlighted that maintenance funding relies on the county budget and tenant charges of $10/square foot, as no specific grants are available for maintenance.