Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Livingston County public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
9 issues with low priority
Winter road maintenance agreement with Ontario County
Ontario County will plow a short stretch of County Road 36A in Springwater this winter for $3,696, keeping that road clear under an inter-municipal deal.
Auditorium upgrade engineering funding
The county moved about $17,600 into its auditorium upgrade project to cover preliminary engineering work — an early step in the facility's improvement.
Livingston County Museum Building Project
The Historical Society's $1.4 million expansion is underway — new collection storage, better exhibit flow, climate control, and a restored 1838 cobblestone wall. It's 90-plus percent funded and set to open in 2027.
Indigent burial fee increase
For the first time since 2023, the county raised reimbursement rates for indigent burials — cremation to $2,600, burial to $5,000 — with 3% annual increases going forward.
Dog licensing at county Dog Control
Dogs picked up or adopted through county Dog Control can now be licensed on the spot, cutting delays in getting dogs back to owners after hours or on weekends.
Aurora Renewables solar project notice
Aurora Renewables filed its official notice of intent to build a solar energy system, which under state law affects tax-exemption treatment. No board action was taken.
Lease of county space to Town of Geneseo
The county will lease 7,500 square feet at 4630 Millennium Drive to the Town of Geneseo for about $6,274 a month, bringing rental revenue to the county.
Notice of claim: Connor D. Copp vs. Town of Livonia and Livingston County
The county received a notice of claim in a lawsuit naming the Town of Livonia and the county — the first step in potential litigation.
Fish and Wildlife Management update
Livingston County led the GLOW region with 6,742 deer taken in 2025. The state may require taking a doe before extra buck tags, and the board is struggling to recruit new board members.