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1/20/2026 Town Board Work Session Page 2 3) Fireworks Funding: Meaghan Tent asked the board if there would be anything done differently this year regarding the collection of funds and donations for the July 3rd fireworks display. Right now, there is $3,000 in the firework fund, and it is believed a total of over $18,000 is needed for the entire July 3rd celebration. Supervisor Snyder suggested a private group taking over the collection of money and donating to the town in one lump-sum. The village and the county were also brought up as possible donors, and Meaghan pointed out that the county donates the use of the bandstand. Meaghan also brought up that one donor now donates all the money needed to pay the bands in the parade, so a line of succession for that is also needed. It was agreed that reaching out to the Chamber of Commerce first regarding handling the collecting of donations would be the next step. 4) Presentations during July 3rd concert intermission Councilmember Wrazen brought up a concern about the EA Softball Hall of Fame doing their presentations during the intermission of the July 3rd concert, since they have no physical or virtual location. This may bring up other organizations wanting to do presentations at the same time, leading to a lengthy intermission. CM Wrazen’s recommendation was to limit the speakers to the Supervisor and the Mayor, and have any honors or announcements done at the organizational level. 5) Additional items Supervisor Snyder discussed with Town Clerk Jeanne Viger regarding the Rezoning Moratorium running out on 2/8 and the next steps needed to extend that. He also brought up Next Air Energy, offering discounts of 5-10%. It was agreed they could be referred to the Climate Smart Community Task Force. Lastly, the former Town Clerk Martha Librock has come back in an advisory role in the Town Clerk’s office and has requested to be paid bi-weekly. Everyone agreed that it was acceptable if she submits an invoice. Supervisor Snyder concluded the meeting at 7:36pm. Stephanie L. Meyer, Deputy Town Clerk