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By Rick Miller LITTLE VALLEY — Cattaraugus County lawmakers earlier in December approved a plan to refinance about $8 million in bonds next year to save more than $1.2 million over the next decade. County Treasurer Joseph G. Keller made the recommendation earlier in December after consulting with the county’s financial advisors. There were two bond issues on which the county still owes about $8 million, Keller said. The biggest was a 2011 issue to finance construction of the Pines Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center in Machias at 4%. That 2011 bond plus a smaller 2012 bond issue will be packaged along with the bond for the county’s 2021 capital program — mostly roads and resold at current market rate, an estimated .9%, a savings of more than 3%. “It will save $1,211,000 in interest over 10 years,” Keller said. “It’s a big win.” Keller said that by packaging the 2011 and 2012 bonds with the new bonds the county is looking to sell in May or June, the county will save about $80,000 in legal and other fees as well. “We’ve done this quite a few times over the years,” Keller said of the refinancing. It’s not a hard decision when the bond market is at such a low rate, he added. The county’s debt often includes a “call” date when the County Legislature can

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vote to buy its outstanding debt on a bond and refinance at a lower rate. “We check with our fiscal advisors to see if it is worthwhile,” Keller said. This will result in a lower payment on that debt. County Legislator Andrew Burr, R-Gowanda, the Finance Committee chairman called the refinancing of the debt “a major windfall to taxpayers” and told Keller he’d done a fantastic job.”

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County Treasurer Joseph Keller looks back on 28-year career

Photo by Rick Miller Cattaraugus County Treasurer Joseph G. Keller is retiring this month after 28 years in office. By Rick Miller LITTLE VALLEY — With 28 years on the job, Cattaraugus County Treasurer Joseph G. Keller of Olean is believed to be the longest-serving elected official in the county. The longest-serving county treasurer prior to Keller was Richard Farnham, who held the office for 23 years from 1927 to 1950. Keller, first elected treasurer in 1992, did not seek re-election in 2020. His son, Matthew Keller, who has served as deputy treasurer for the past five years, was elected to a fouryear term as treasurer in November. Keller is a former Olean city alderman from Ward 10 — the Boardmanville area. He ran for the Common Council after local businessman Louis Magnano, his boss at Blue Bird Coach Lines and the Ward 10 alderman, decided not to seek re-election and urged Keller to run for the seat. While Keller was serving his third term on the Common Council, County Legislator E. Neal Teachman died in office. Keller was named to the vacant seat on the County Legislature. Keller served for 3½ years in Little Valley before he was defeated for reelection. In October 1991, County Treasurer Orville Johnston

announced he would not complete his term. “I was in the hospital at the time and I told my wife Peggy that was something I was interested in,” Keller said. “I was running for Ward 4 alderman at the time.” Then-Gov. Mario Cuomo appointed Democrat Merton Bernham county treasurer. Keller got the Republican nomination for the upcoming election and in November 1992 defeated Bernham at the polls. Four years later, Keller was challenged by a wellknown former Democratic treasurer Barbara Edwards. Keller won. Only once was Keller cross-endorsed by Democrats. In the other elections, he ran without a Democratic challenger. “I knew the county finances and had served with many of the county legislators,” Keller said. Soon after he was sworn in on Jan. 1, 1993, Keller was presented with the property tax foreclosure list. There was a process, he said — the treasurer reviewed properties for the auction and told any residents they would need to move. “I was hopping around the first six months trying to

figure out what was going on,” he said. “Department heads helped me out and it was a smooth transition.” The first big undertaking given to the new county treasurer was a survey of all fixed assets. Keller proposed the first use by the county of a purchase card that eliminated the need for petty cash in departments. It was a restricted credit card. Later came the bed tax on hotel rooms. Next, the Treasurer’s Office took over the payroll department. In later years, the county’s use of New World accounting software provided a smooth flow of financial information across departments from the budget officer, Keller said. Keller said he was proud of the upgrades in the county’s bond rating that have occurred under his watch. Staff who rate the bonds for Moody’s ask questions of the treasurer, real property tax services and the county administrator’s office. “You have to be prepared for anything,” he said. The upgrading of the county’s bond rating has saved millions in interest. The year 2020 has

been a challenge, but the Treasurer’s Office remained open safely, Keller said. The treasurer said he often speaks to people who have gotten behind in their property taxes. “When people are having a problem and you talk to them and help them save their property,” he said, “I enjoy that. Sometimes they have the wrong information. If you call in early enough, we can give some suggestions.” Keller recalls receiving a National Association of Counties award in 1993 for the process his office used to bring the 32 towns together in a more efficient tax collection system. “It was one of the first” instances of this, he said. “It’s much more efficient.” Keller said the county has seen the number of property tax foreclosures go down in recent years. One reason for that is that the county Legislature changed from three years to two the number of years of unpaid taxes to trigger a foreclosure. It’s not as hard to recover from paying two years

back taxes, penalties and interest as it is three years, Keller said. His office sends out notices to delinquent taxpayers and publishes lists in the newspaper of taxpayers who owe back taxes. In the past five years, the Cattaraugus County Land Bank, on which Keller sits as treasurer, has begun taking over foreclosed properties, fixing them up and selling them. If properties are too blighted, they can be demolished and the property sold to neighbors. Keller’s son has followed a similar career path. He is a former Olean alderman and sat on the County Legislature. “It’s kind of nice working with him,” Keller said of his son, Matthew. “We’re making $1.5 million a year in interest for the county.” The younger Keller also took charge of collecting the county’s occupancy or bed tax from a growing source of rentals: Airbnb. Neither Airbnb or VRBO, the other popular internet rental company, collected the bed tax from owners. Since then, Airbnb has

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Steve E. McCord, director of Cattaraugus County Veterans Services, will be available to discuss Veterans Affairs benefit laws, healthcare system or other concerns or questions veterans and their families may have. He will be available in: Randolph, American Legion Post from 10 a.m. to noon, Jan 13. Little Valley, VFW Post, 1:30 to 4 p.m., Jan. 21. If no appointments are on the schedule for any of the above days, McCord will not be traveling to these locations and will remain at the county building in Olean. Unfortunately, at this time, Little Valley appointments will be held only on the third Thursday of each month at the Little Valley VFW. You will

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Sweet Seedless

Sirloin Tip Roast or Steaks

2/ 5 $

lb.

Boneless Skinless Chicken Breast

Sunkist Sweet Cara Cara Navel Oranges or Minneola Tangelos 3 lb. Bag

Boneless Chicken Thighs

Bone-In Asst. Pork Chops or Country Style Ribs

lb.

99 ea.

ea.

Bunch Broccoli or 3 lb. Medium Yams

Only $ 1.80 lb.

ea.

FINAL COST

4/ 4 4/ 8 $

FINAL COST

4/ 4 $

10/ 10 3

2/ 4

ea.

Fresh Baked Pepperoni Balls 8 Count

Fresh Made 8” Round Birthday Cakes

Essential Everyday Pasta 12-16 oz.

$ 00

Campbell’s Red & White Condensed Soups 10-10.75 oz.

2/ 3

Essential Everyday Almond Milk 64 oz. or Tropicana Orange Juice 52 oz.

DAIRY

Yoplait Yogurt Assorted Vars. 6 oz.

DAIRY

Essential Everyday Waffles 12.3 oz.

FROZEN!

Turkey Hill Ice Cream 48 oz. Or Pepperidge Farm Layer Cakes 19 oz.

FROZEN!

2/ 6 3/ 5 $

10/ 6 2/ 7 $

ea.

3/ 13 $

Assorted 8” Pies

Pepsi Products or Coke, Diet Coke And Sprite 12 Pack 12 oz. Cans

Kraft Miracle Whip or Mayonnaise 22-30 oz.

Kraft Macaroni & Cheese 5.5-7.25 oz. Assorted Vars.

Ragu Pasta Sauce 16-24 oz.

Half Pies $2.99 ea.

ea.

Frito Lay Party Size All Vars. 12.5-18 oz.

4 FOR $6 BUY 4 SAVE $2

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Progresso Soups Assorted Vars. 18.5-19 oz.

lb.

Covered Wagon Bacon 10 lb. Box

ea.

US#1 Russet Potatoes 5 lb. Bag Or Snow White Caulflower

Bone-In Center Cut Pork Chops or Roast

4 FOR $10 BUY 4 SAVE $2

lb.

3/ 2

lb.

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Homemade Italian Stromboli

General Mills Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Honey Nut Cheerios, Lucky Charms, Cheerios or Reese Puff 8.9-11.5 oz.

Fresh Sliced Colby or Colby Jack Cheese

Crisp Large Cucumbers

lb.

Betty Crocker Hamburger, Chicken or Tuna Helper 4.8-6.9 oz.

Maxwell House Coffee 31.5-34.5 oz.

ea.

lb.

Wunderbar German Bologna

Fresh Express Garden Salad 12 oz. or Whole Baby Peeled Carrots 1 lb. Bag

lb.

ea.

Red Raspberries, Blackberries 6 oz. or Pint Blueberries

Fresh Sliced Roast Beef

lb.

93% Lean Ground Beef or Top Sirloin Steak

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