Jackson Town Board approves routine resolutions and holds public hearing on flood protection. The Board unanimously approved prior meeting minutes, Town Clerk Rebecca Breese and Supervisor Jay Skellie's April 2026 reports, $24,738.33 in general and highway bills, and audited 2025 books. Local Law

Jackson Planning Board approves Nolan boundary line reapplication after filing deadline lapse. The board unanimously reapproved a survey map at 402 County Route 62, tax map ID #240.-4-18, for Michael Nolan after his original January approval's 60-day filing window passed. Two other applications, a

Jackson extends moratorium on solar and wind facilities as residents voice community concerns. The Town Board unanimously approved Local Law #1 of 2026 on February 4, with Supervisor Jay Skellie and council members voting 5-0 for the extension. The Planning Board is expanding solar regulations from

Jackson Town Board votes to extend moratorium on renewable energy development. The board voted 5-0 to continue the temporary freeze on utility-scale solar, wind, and alternative energy facilities through Local Law #1 of 2026. Planning Board Chair Kelly Donahue reported the town's revised solar

Jackson town board names Rebecca Breese as new clerk, accepts Molly Dixson's resignation. The unanimously approved transition came as the board conducted its first organizational meeting of 2026, with Supervisor Jay Skellie and five council members also approving a full slate of 2026 appointments.

Jackson Town Board appoints Doug Muller to council, 3-1. Supervisor Jay Skellie cast the sole dissenting vote on the appointment effective January 1, 2026 through December 31, 2027. Town Clerk Molly Dixson announced her resignation at year's end; Deputy Town Clerk Rebecca Breese will assume the