DEP Invoice or Financial Record, September 30, 2001

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

belhi Aids NYC Recovery Effort • Reappointed Jane Hymers to By Robert A. Cairns a five-year term on the Zoning Board (ri'^^leals. Js; DELHI — The town of Delhi • Voted to sunxvt the restora­ received “GoodNeighbof” money tion of elk in New York. The o fimn New York City, as part of town bad been approached by the s the Memorandum of Agreement Rocky Monntain Elk Foundation, S’ >o between the city and the towns in which is spearheading the project o ", its watershed. Cto Thursday, Delhi and seeking support from area S' ", voted to be a good neighbor and towns. The resolution passed, 3- send some of that money back to 2, with Manning and New York City. Councilwoman Michelle DeFreece At the monthly meeting of the . c^jposed. town council. Supervisor Gary Manning asked the board to send a NBDC Spearheads check for $10,000 from the good neighbor fund to the New York Collection Drives City Fire Department Benevolent The National Bank of Delaware Fund, to aid injured firefighters County has launched two collec­ and the families of firefighters tion drives. who died in the collapse of the The first fund, the NBDC Wbrld Trade Center towers. The Firefighters’ Fund, will go toward board approved the idea, unani­ replacing lost and ruined turnout mously, with no discussitm. gear for the fire stations hit hardest In other business, Town Justice by the World Trade Center disaster. : Joseph Skovira informed the board This drive was initiated to respond that his court clerk had resigned, to the generosity which the metro­ and presented a new plan to the politan area departments showed board. Skovira also serves as vil­ residents of Delaware County dur­ lage justice. Under his plan, ing the flood of 1996. “Now, with 05 Cathy Fletcher, who serves as their depleted supplies and funds, clerk for the village court, would is the time for us to pay them » 3 take over the town court duties, as back,” commented Julia Larsen, O' well. Town court would be held assistant vice president at the bank. I J? on Wednesdays, in conjunction There are collection buckets in J® with village court, instead of on each office. Checks’ payable to hJ Mondays, as is die current sched­ NBDC Firefighters’ Fund, may be O o ule. Skovira told the board that mailed to PO Box 389, Walton, the town would save money by NY 13856. funding a. raise in Fletcher’s pay Likewise, the bank will have rather than hire a replacement the collection bucket from The clerk, and would save more money Salvation Army in its Walton by doing away with a court bailiff office for any who would like to position. donate to the cause. The Salvation The board agreed to the plan, Army has been feeding up to but Manning noted that the town 100,000 rescue workers daily. could not make the change unilat- Anyone wishing to contribute may erally. “The village has to agree do so at any branch of NBDC, with this,” he said. making checks out to Salvation Also at the meeting, the board: Army.

NYC-WTC_000152270