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Fishkill Town Board 7 1 26
Published: Jul 1, 2026
National Night Out Scheduled for August 4th; Town Celebrates 250th Anniversary
The town board discussed National Night Out, an annual event organized by the police department in collaboration with recreation, highway, and fire inspector departments. The event is scheduled for August 4th from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Gearing Park, with a rain date of August 6th. Councilman Tatino and Councilwoman Bardini also extended Fourth of July wishes and encouraged participation in town anniversary events. A discussion also touched upon national politics, specifically birthright citizenship, with differing views expressed by council members.
Fishkill Town Board Approves New Hires, Accepts Resignations, and Authorizes Legal Action
The town board discussed and accepted the resignation of Cassidy Scott, a full-time police assistant. They also accepted the resignation of Carman, a part-time police officer. The board approved the hiring of Liam Myrtto as a part-time police officer and Isabella Feldi as recreation staff. Additionally, they accepted a $1,000 monetary donation to the police department and approved authorizing Vanderwater and Vanderwater for a tax certiorari on 80 Jefferson Boulevard.
Fishkill Welcomes New Police Officer Liam Myrtto
The town board formally welcomed and swore in Liam Myrtto as a new police officer. Officer Myrtto, a graduate of Arlington High School, is completing the Olter County Law Enforcement Police Academy and is expected to graduate on July 22nd. He expressed his lifelong ambition to serve as a police officer, citing his family's law enforcement background and a desire to honorably serve and protect the community. The board members welcomed him aboard and congratulated him on joining the Fishkill Police Department.
Fishkill Considers 48-Hour Limit for Trailer and Boat Parking on Town Highways
The town board held a discussion regarding a proposed local law to regulate the parking and storage of trailers and boats on town highways. The proposed law includes a 48-hour limit for such parking, with a discussion on whether to implement a notice system or direct towing after 48 hours. Concerns were raised about the enforceability and potential for loopholes, such as moving vehicles to reset the clock. The board leaned towards a system where non-connected trailers or boats left on the road for 48 hours would be subject to towing or violation, possibly with a warning notice. The draft law will be prepared, and a public hearing is to be scheduled for September.
Town Board Authorizes Request for Traffic Signal Study at Blossom and Council Point Intersection
The town board discussed a resolution authorizing the submission of a request to the New York State DOT for a traffic signal at Blossom and Council Point. Concerns were raised about the existing traffic triangle and intersection configuration, with suggestions to consider making the northern branch a one-way street or reprofiling the triangle as potential prerequisites for the signal. The board agreed to proceed with the DOT request for a traffic signal study.
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