MACEDON — While the town undergoes an overhaul of its Web site, the police department is also taking a step forward into the digital age. Town Board members earlier this month discussed a proposal for the police department to purchase a new computer — an HP ProLiant ML 150 G5 Hot Plug SAS/SATA, for the tech-savvy — at a cost of no more than $3,900. The money will come from the Wayne County’s Federal Drug Seizure account. According to Macedon Police Chief John Colella, software secured from a $55,000 grant will be installed on the server. The purchase will also allow the department to upgrade its current setup of individual personal computers for a networked office. “It would be a nice complement,” Colella told the board. In other action this month, the board: • Approved a motion to end police officer Earl Lergner IV’s probationary period and increase his pay to $20.11 per hour. • Held a public hearing to discuss changes in town zoning. “The changes deal with setback requirements, details for the application process and allowed uses,” said Town Supervisor William Hammond. There were no comments from the public. ...
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