Improving Service: Bemus Point clerk named to state board
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BEMUS POINT – Brittany Mulkins, Bemus Point clerk/treasurer, has been named to the New York State Society of Municipal Finance Officers Board of Directors.
Mulkins told Bemus Point Village Board members about the appointment during a recent meeting.
"I was sworn into the New York State Society of Municipal Finance Officers (NYSSMFO) Board of Directors in September during the NYCOM fall training school in Saratoga Springs," she reported.
Mulkins said NYSSMFO supports municipal finance officers through education, professional connections, and information exchange to improve municipal financial practices.
"I'm excited to become more involved and have the opportunity to work with municipal finance officers from across New York state," Mulkins said. "There is always more to learn in this profession, and sharing experiences with others helps us bring useful ideas and resources back to our own communities."
The New York State Society of Municipal Finance Officers works to improve municipal, financial, a"I see this as another step in continuing to grow in my role and better serve the Village of Bemus Point. I look forward to learning from the other board members and contributing to the organization's work," said Mulkins.
nd accounting procedures in New York state. Members exchange ideas, information, and facts on matters and problems of common interest and help and direct members to available resources while also lobbying for legislation at the state level.
"The Board of Trustees strongly encourages all our employees to network and connect with peer groups. Networking is a valuable opportunity to acquire new skills, cultivate best practices, and introduce innovative ideas; Brittany has consistently engaged in various networking platforms and is truly an asset to our village and our community members – the board applauds her," said Jeff Molnar, Bemus Point mayor.
Mulkins launched a pilot Farmers Market program for the village in 2025, with the market recently completing its second year. She has also been involved in several other projects in the village.
"I see this as another step in continuing to grow in my role and better serve the Village of Bemus Point. I look forward to learning from the other board members and contributing to the organization's work," said Mulkins.