Dover Town Board approves NYCLASS municipal investment pool participation
The Dover Town Board voted unanimously on 12 resolutions at its December 17 special meeting. Supervisor Richard C. Yeno was authorized to participate in the NYCLASS Municipal Investment Pool Program, a cooperative investment mechanism for New York municipalities seeking safer municipal investments
Town Board · Meeting of December 17, 2025
NY DOVER — The Dover Town Board voted unanimously on 12 resolutions at its December 17 special meeting. Supervisor Richard C. Yeno was authorized to participate in the NYCLASS Municipal Investment Pool Program, a cooperative investment mechanism for New York municipalities seeking safer municipal investments with optimized returns.
The board also accepted a $5,000 Hudson River Valley Greenway grant and authorized Yeno to execute a $15,000 agreement with Hudsonia, Ltd. to update the conservation management plan for Dover Stone Church and Seven Wells public lands. The board approved payment of Abstract #12 totaling $261,102.02, awarded 2026 highway materials supply contracts, and voted to terminate the town's Ingenium Asset Tracking Software subscription effective February 1, 2026.
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Source: the Town Board meeting of December 17, 2025, compiled from the official minutes.
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