Where is Clark Kent?

or does Perry White have him on assisnment on long island

i see Eunice is still holding her kryptonite

and with St Patrick's day comming up there will be even more Green to fend him off

or will the TU and Weekly be the first to print???

Might I suggest you people get day jobs.

got one

I'm just more efficient and make the most of my 16-18hrs/day

life is short, luckly every day we are handed a fresh deck of cards

Bob Freeman offered OPINION not law.  Nice guy but gave an opinion.

Tippy might I remind you that the board needs to act as a body--not the clerk.  YOUR TOWN BOARD MEETING CANNOT EVEN BEGIN WITHOUT THE CLERK!  She calls the role and YES YOU NEED THE CLERK OR THE DEPUTY TO DO IT.  You see the clerk CAN act unilaterraly where the board can't.  It is the clerk who certifies all of the oaths of office and the minutes.

The info for handicap tags IS covered under HIPAA.  That is medical information that has been transferred from one office to another.  I spoke with DMV and the police.

Sorry Gadfly--info not exactly correct.  Bumble this is why you vote for clerk.

The police? I would love to find a police officer experience with HIPAA. Why?  ...because it's not their job.

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The police? I would love to find a police officer experience with HIPAA. Why?  ...because it's not their job.

She wasn't calling the police in the name of HIPAA...she was calling them to make me leave Town Hall after refusing to give me my
written FOIL refusal.

geez
i hope the clerk doesn't get sick or cant make a town meeting or to work
no business developement
no zoning changes
no budget
no weddings
no Proclamations
people will have to walk
survivers cannot collect life insurance

life as we know it will end

only in rotterdam would people believe this BS

and that is why we need a deputy clerk or a deputy registrar of vitals so we are not held hostage by one person

Maybe you should just brush up on what a clerk does.  I also spoke to the Town Clerk in Guilderland and Colonie today.  You guys seem to be unaware of what a clerk does.  Sorry.

Tippy the question you raise had nothing to do with a Deputy.  Sure get one in place--it doesn't change the litany of things of which the Deputy is responsible.  You and Bumble are the ones who are trying to denigrate the job. In fact it is an elected position that has some gravitas to it.  Only in Rotterdam would people act in such a disparaging manner.  

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The info for handicap tags IS covered under HIPAA.  That is medical information that has been transferred from one office to another.  I spoke with DMV and the police.

That was for this moron, not you Gadfly.  The police wouldn't know HIPPA laws...it's not their job.  You sure make a lot of phone calls for someone accusing others of not having jobs. And I think you are misreading Tippy's posts.  He IS saying the clerk's job is important.  And one major function of the clerk's job is to appoint a DEPUTY so that person could take over in the event of an emergency.

Because like you said, the job IS important.  So why hasn't your darling Eunice done that for over a year?  Is she DELIBERATELY trying to harm the taxpayers in this town, Boomer?

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Bob Freeman offered OPINION not law.  Nice guy but gave an opinion.

Tippy might I remind you that the board needs to act as a body--not the clerk.  YOUR TOWN BOARD MEETING CANNOT EVEN BEGIN WITHOUT THE CLERK!  She calls the role and YES YOU NEED THE CLERK OR THE DEPUTY TO DO IT.  You see the clerk CAN act unilaterraly where the board can't.  It is the clerk who certifies all of the oaths of office and the minutes.

The info for handicap tags IS covered under HIPAA.  That is medical information that has been transferred from one office to another.  I spoke with DMV and the police.

Sorry Gadfly--info not exactly correct.  Bumble this is why you vote for clerk.

Medical information means nothing if the individual(s) to which it refers is unidentified...and I don't think the medical particulars are
specified on the original application anyway...only the doctor's name which, again, does not indentify the applicant.
BTW, the Town Clerk has nothing to do with the approval or denial of FOIL requests...and frankly, I think just about anyone is capable
of calling the roll at Board meetings and certifying their minutes.

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Medical information means nothing if the individual(s) to which it refers is unidentified...and I don't think the medical particulars are
specified on the original application anyway...only the doctor's name which, again, does not indentify the applicant.

On the contrary, all information is on the form:


http://www.nydmv.state.ny.us/forms/mv6641.pdf

Last Name               First               M.I. Telephone No.
                                                 (          )
                                       City              State Zip Code
Address: No. and Street       Apt. No.
Date of Birth


TEMPORARY DISABILITY: A person with a temporary disability is any person who is temporarily unable to ambulate without the aid of an
assisting device. Examples of an assisting device include, but are not limited to, a brace, cane, crutch, prosthetic device, another person,
wheelchair or walker. IMPORTANT: Temporary permits are issued for six months or less regardless of expected recovery date.
                                                              Diagnosis:_____________________________________________________
Expected Recovery Date:______________________
What assistive device is needed?_________________________________________________________________________


PERMANENT DISABILITY: A “severely disabled” person is any person with one or more of the PERMANENT impairments,
disabilities or conditions listed below, which limit mobility.
Diagnosis:____________________________________________________ Please check the conditions that apply:
    Uses portable oxygen         Legally blind      Limited or no use of one or both legs       Unable to walk 200 ft. without stopping
    Neuromuscular dysfunction that severely limits mobility Class III or IV cardiac condition. (American Heart Assoc. standards)
    Severely limited in ability to walk due to an arthritic, neurological or orthopedic condition
    Restricted by lung disease to such an extent that forced (respiratory) expiratory volume for one second, when measured by
    spirometry, is less than one liter, or the arterial oxygen tension is less than sixty mm/hg of room air at rest
    Has a physical or mental impairment or condition not listed above which constitutes an equal degree of disability, and which imposes
    unusual hardship in the use of public transportation and prevents the person from getting around without great difficulty.
    EXPLAIN BELOW HOW THIS DISABILITY LIMITS FUNCTIONAL MOBILITY.


MD/DO/DPM/NP/PA Name    
Professional License No.
Telephone No.
MD/DO/DPM/NP/PA Address

and.... so does ours

Name a Deputy.  

what dont they want to work for free? or  $1500 /yr

try being the town historian

TbutV

thx

What education level does a town clerk need? High School? 2 year degree? 4 year degree? A masters degree? Does it even matter? Of course not! There are no qualifications to speak of!

Ya just need to smile (optional), file, fill out forms and show up! Oh, and call FIVE names at a town board meeting! It is just a glorified 'clerks' job, drummed up by government bureaucracy. It doesn't even need to be a FULL TIME position. There are many many 'clerks' in this state that do not work everyday. It's not needed. And I would suggest rotterdam to do the same.

Hell, whenever I've gone to the TC's office, you could hear a pin drop. And to add insult to injury, you have to stand there and wait for someone, ANYONE....to come to the window. And that's no bulls!t either!!