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Cazenovia Voices Coalition — Village & Town Updates

1/8/2026

 
Hello, All,

Thanks to everyone who attended the Village Board meeting.

At least 10 community members were present. That level of turnout matters, and it was clearly felt in the room. Community members asked strong, substantive questions about zoning and process. Folks are paying close attention as planning moves forward.

The Village reaffirmed its commitment to a public zoning process, with the Town, County, and 9Fresh. This aligns with what the coalition has consistently asked for as an important baseline.

One point of concern did surface. Village leadership referenced the possibility of “one-on-one” conversations with County officials to map out a plan. 

We responded that public information, not private conversations, are more appropriate, especially given that public trust has been eroded. 

FOIL documents show extensive redactions in communications between the Town, Village, County, and 9Fresh. Redactions are legally permissible, yet raise questions and reinforce the need for public-facing communication going forward.

Overall, the meeting was informative, respectful, and without surprises.

Next: Town Board Meeting - Monday, January 12 at 7:30 p.m.

We will continue to ask that Supervisor Reger represent Cazenovia residents’ concerns as the County establishes a presence in the middle of our community.
  • The County’s residency here is not just administrative, it affects daily life, zoning integrity, and residents’ ability to have concerns addressed.
  • Sheriff's operations remain unwelcome as residents have legitimate concerns about power overreach and ICE participation.
  • Our local police and emergency services have earned community trust. County operations must not undermine or complicate that relationship.

Thank you for staying engaged!

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