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April 18, 2024
BATAVIA — The county Sheriff’s Office has had an additional presence in Batavia Downs Gaming & Hotel at certain times, the Sheriff’s Office said Monday.
February 22, 2024
Photo by Howard Owens Hard to believe, but nearly two years have passed since the groundbreaking for the new Genesee County Jail, and officials are now talking about its completion being on time for
February 8, 2024
Property owners age 65 and older in Genesee County may be getting a break as county legislators consider raising the income levels for exemptions to account for cost-of-living increases.
January 17, 2024
After what he considered to be an extensive search for funding of unserved county Broadband customers, County Manager Matt Landers put forth a resolution Tuesday to move forward with a two-year, $6.6
January 17, 2024
Pete Zeliff, far left, answers questions about this year's Wings Over Batavia Air Show from Legislators Marianne Clattenburg, at the table, and Gary Maha, far right, during Tuesday's Public Service
January 4, 2024
County officials wished outgoing County Attorney Jim Wujcik โthe bestโ after his two years of service and with the appointment of a new county attorney during the annual organizational meeting
November 3, 2023
BATAVIA — Genesee County may contract with Mercy Flight, Inc., paying the agency $452,460 a year for three years to provide pre-hospital emergency medical services and reduce response times in
November 2, 2023
Image Genesee County Legislators Gary Maha and Shelley Stein participate on the Ways & Means Committee Wednesday as County Manager Matt Landers, far right, reviews a new ambulance contract with Mercy
October 18, 2023
BATAVIA — As construction of a new county jail on West Main Street Road continues, project officials are waiting to find out the cost of the backup 911 center that
October 7, 2023
BATAVIA — There is more discussion to come on UConnectCare’s (formerly GCASA) request for $100,000 from Genesee County to use toward the purchase of the Attican Motel for crisis housing.