The Town Papers: Red Hook Sets Its Late-November Tables, Hyde Park Posts Next Week’s Agenda

A town clerk's desk with stacked agendas, a rubber date stamp and a desk lamp in warm light

The agendas, posted.

By June Mercer | November 13, 2026

The automated public records watcher ran at 7:37 a.m. ET on November 13 and returned 10 new documents across 11 watched municipal bodies in Dutchess County. Most bodies filed without issue. Two pages failed to load.

Red Hook Town

The Town of Red Hook posted three documents. The town filed an agenda and a full supporting packet for its November 25 town board meeting, recorded in the AgendaCenter as entry 2151. Minutes from the November 4 meeting also posted alongside them. Residents tracking upcoming board business should start with the November 25 agenda and packet.

Red Hook Village

Red Hook Village posted three documents in this run. The village filed an agenda and meeting minutes for the November 12 session, and separately posted minutes from the October 8 meeting. The November 12 agenda sets out the business the village board expected to take up at that session.

Pine Plains Planning Board

Pine Plains posted its planning board agenda for November 2026. No supporting packet or additional materials appeared with it. The planning board agenda is the only Pine Plains document the watcher retrieved in this run.

Hyde Park Town

Hyde Park posted a town agenda for its November 18 meeting. No minutes or supplemental materials accompanied it.

Gaps: Clinton and the County Legislature

Two bodies returned nothing. The Town of Clinton's agenda page and its minutes page both failed to load during the run. The Dutchess County Legislature page returned an HTTP error. These are retrieval failures, not filing gaps. The watcher retries on a schedule, and documents that become available later will deduplicate against what is already stored. No documents already captured will be duplicated, and nothing that posts between runs will be missed on the next pass.

Sources

June Mercer

June Mercer covers Dutchess County and the wider Hudson Valley for Reporting from the Uncanny Valley and edits its free newsletter. She writes about town boards, roads, schools, land, and the small stories that turn out not to be small. She lives in Stanfordville.

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