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Town of Aurora | Work Session | April 21, 2026 4) Door Security System Upgrade: The Town’s IT Specialist, Nick Fodero was present and spoke with the board about upgrading the doors at town hall and the security system that is used to lock and unlock them. The current software that is used is at End of Life and the company, Honeywell, no longer services it. Mr. Fodero has been receiving quotes from different companies, and his goal is to find a new system that can use as much of the existing equipment as possible, as well as meet the current and possible future needs of the Town. 5) Highway – Equipment/Materials presentation: Highway Superintendent David Gunner presented his 10-year equipment plan. The board discussed the allocations of funds for new equipment, including a tri-axle dump truck, a grapple truck, and plowing equipment. Superintendent Gunner explained the effects that supply chain issues have caused when ordering this new equipment, but the grants that the town has applied for may come to fruition earlier than expected. The rising cost of materials was also mentioned and how it may affect summer projects in the coming months. 6) Town of Aurora Website: In a memo to the board, current Webmaster Robert Goller addressed the need for American Disability Act (ADA) Accessibility changes on the website that need to be made by April 2027 for new federal accessibility requirements. He expressed that he would be unable to take on the expanded duties that would be required with these new guidelines and recommended the possibility of appointing someone else to the role. It was noted that both Town Clerk Jeanne Viger and Councilmember Wrazen were interested in the position. 7) CodeRed Discussion: Dan Dytchkowskyj and Mark Hartley were present to represent the Emergency Management team and discuss the CodeRed program the town currently has in place. The board, as well as Dan, Mark, and Superintendent Gunner discussed their dissatisfaction with the current system and how recent events were relayed to the public. It was suggested that a meeting and possibly a committee be set up to discuss exactly what is needed/wanted in an emergency broadcast program for the town and then shopping around for a new system. Supervisor Snyder concluded the meeting at 8:25 PM. Stephanie L. Meyer, Deputy Town Clerk 2