The Town Board rescinded Resolution No. 58 after finding a typographical error in the public notice and introduced a corrected proposed local law to provide full property‑tax exemption for certain 100% permanent and total service‑connected disabled veterans; the board set a public hearing and renumbered the law to avoid confusion.

A Gridform/Wood Hollow representative proposed four Level‑3 chargers at 3389 Route 82; planners asked for an updated survey, parking/circulation plans, stormwater details, floodplain check, bollard and lighting specs, and referrals to county planning and the fire advisory board before the application is declared complete.

A Union Vale resident told the town board that a 2024 referendum rejecting a town-operated library should end the dispute; the town attorney said the town is appealing a court order that requires release of library funds and that legal and charter issues limit the board's options.

The county legislator told the board Union Vale received $20,000 from a Municipal Infrastructure Grant for ADA door openers at town hall and said the district saw about $95,000 in total MIG awards; they also reported a state-funded homeless shelter in Poughkeepsie received approval backed by about $13 million.

By resolution the board authorized the supervisor to request a New York State DOT traffic study to consider reducing the speed limit on Brussell Road from 55 mph to 45 mph, citing increased accidents and property damage along the route between Route 55 and the Clove Valley/Clove Road intersection.

Town board members debated adopting county-run 'Flock' license-plate-reader cameras and offering town property as drone launch points; comments ranged from privacy concerns to support for improved deputy safety and crime-solving; the board will ask the county for a detailed plan and hold public outreach.

Board members discussed the county's ARKTOS public-safety proposal—possible use of Flock license-plate cameras, drones and camera-sharing—expressing both privacy concerns and public-safety benefits and asking the county for a detailed proposal and public outreach before any local participation.

Following reports of multiple accidents and increased speeds at a former traffic circle, the town board adopted Resolution 54–2026 asking the New York State Department of Transportation to study lowering the speed limit along Brussell Road from 55 mph to 45 mph.

The board adopted Resolution 54-2026 requesting the New York State Department of Transportation conduct a traffic study to consider reducing the Brussell Road speed limit from 55 mph to 45 mph from Route 55 to the Clove Valley/Clove Road intersection; roll-call votes recorded four ayes and one absence.

Board members discussed the county's ARCTIC program — exterior vehicle/camera systems, license‑plate readers and drones — and agreed to ask the county for a detailed scope and to hold public outreach before any formal agreement; some members cited privacy concerns while others emphasized public‑safety benefits.

District Attorney Anthony Parisi and Sheriff Kirk Imparati presented a Dutchess County real‑time crime center pilot to the Town of Union Vale board on July 15, describing use of existing camera feeds, license‑plate readers and drones for investigations and school safety and offering transparency and community briefings.