[0:00] December 3rd, 2026, meeting of the
Cannon County Board of Commissioners to
[0:04] order. If you would, please stand.
[0:11] Father and heavenly almighty God, Lord,
we come to your throne of grace. Dear
[0:14] God, we just thank you for your love
shown toward us, God. God, we thank you
[0:19] for your blessings, Lord Father, you
bestow upon us each and every day, God,
[0:23] us so unworthy. But, Lord Father, you
love us and you bless us so richly, God.
[0:28] God, we thank you for your grace and
your long-suffering and your mercy,
[0:31] [snorts] God. God, we thank you, Lord
Father, we live in the greatest country
[0:35] in the world, Lord Father. And God, I
thank you, Lord Father, we thank you
[0:39] tonight, God, that we live in the
greatest county, Father. Uh God, in our
[0:43] opinion, Lord. And God, we just thank
you, Lord Father, for the blessings of
[0:48] life. Lord, we ask you, God, for wisdom,
God, that you would give it to us, Lord
[0:53] Father, to say, "Father, if any lack
wisdom, for us to ask you for it, Lord."
[0:57] And we're asking you, Father, tonight,
God, for wisdom, Father, that we might
[1:01] govern, uh Father, here in this county,
Lord, what is best for the people of
[1:06] Cannon County.
God, we just ask you, Lord Father, that
[1:09] you will guide and direct us, Lord
Father. Forgive us, Lord, for we fall
[1:12] short of your glory. And it's in the
name of Jesus we ask you pray. Amen.
[1:19] I may ask you to please stand and pray.
>> I pledge allegiance to the flag of the
[1:24] United States of America, and to the
republic for which it stands, one nation
[1:31] under God, indivisible, with liberty and
justice for all.
[1:43] » Well, we have everyone
and to tell you tonight and welcome our
[1:48] our our
ones that that's coming back, our
[1:51] commissioners, and our new ones.
Uh it's good to have you at the table.
[1:55] We appreciate you so much for for
serving and thank you for your service.
[1:59] You will please answer when I call your
name.
[2:01] » Nathan Sanders.
>> Here.
[2:03] » Judy Shawn.
>> Here.
[2:05] » James Adkins.
>> Here.
[2:06] » Marty Williams.
Shay Basham.
[2:09] » Here.
>> Curtis George.
[2:11] » Here.
>> Randy Gannon.
[2:13] » Here.
>> Martha Hollingsworth.
[2:15] » Here.
>> Crystal Alexander.
[2:16] » Here.
>> Tony Burnett.
[2:18] » Here.
[2:22] » Basis number five, approve change in the
agenda.
[2:26] I have no change.
Question [clears throat] to approve the
[2:28] agenda.
>> So moved.
[2:30] » You have [snorts] a motion to approve
the agenda, do I have a second?
[2:33] » Second.
>> Okay.
[2:35] Any discussion?
All in favor, aye.
[2:38] » Aye.
>> All opposed.
[2:43] Basis number six, consent agenda.
Approve meeting minutes
[2:48] for August 13th, 2026. We have no
nominees tonight.
[2:54] » Mr. Chairman.
>> Yes.
[2:56] » Uh, we need to make a correction in the
minutes, please.
[2:58] » Okay.
>> Uh, if my memory serves me correctly, I
[3:02] only voted once.
You've got me down for voting yay and
[3:05] nay.
>> I'll correct that for you. I'm sorry.
[3:11] Okay.
>> [clears throat]
[3:17] » Do I have a motion to accept the minutes
with those changes?
[3:20] » So moved.
>> You have a motion, do I have a second?
[3:23] » Second.
>> Second. Any discussion?
[3:27] All in favor, aye.
>> Aye.
[3:29] » All opposed.
[3:34] Basis number seven, old business table
items. I have none.
[3:39] Uh
Number eight,
[3:42] I would like to open up
public hearing.
[3:46] Public hearing of a rezoning request for
property located at 5378
[3:52] Murfreesboro Road from I-1 industrial to
R-1 residential.
[3:59] The [snorts] Tilford request
is the applicant here?
[4:03] Please approach if you if you would like
to speak.
[4:12] » I'll pass these out if I started.
[4:19] Everyone got them in their shape?
[4:38] Yes, sir.
For those of you that don't know me, my
[4:40] name's Michael Roberts. I am your only
local surveyor.
[4:45] This what we're trying to do is
subdivide 5 acres into 1 acre and 4
[4:52] acres. 4 acre property is currently
zoned I-1
[4:56] and would not readily allow a house
on especially on 1 acre.
[5:03] This is Mr. Tilford's house.
And
[5:06] out near Blackwood Mill.
It was we're trying to divide 1 acre off
[5:11] around the house so that they can do so
they keep the house. Mr. Watts wants to
[5:16] buy the other 4 acres and keep it
industrial.
[5:20] But the house needs to be rezoned and we
figured figured out that the
[5:25] best way to do this is to rezone it from
industrial back down to residential just
[5:30] that 1 acre for the house.
[5:34] Any questions?
[5:51] » Any more questions?
Thank you, sir.
[5:55] Anybody want to speak for it?
[6:00] Anybody like to speak against?
This is our vote.
[6:10] All right, we'll move on. We'll close
that public hearing.
[6:13] Thank you.
Someone
[6:19] Texas two
Number nine will open up public hearing
[6:24] of rezone request for property located
at 951 Pelham Road from R1 residential
[6:30] to C1 commercial. The Rollins request is
the applicant here.
[6:36] If you'd like to come meet
This If you would come here and speak.
[6:40] » John come.
>> That'd be fine. Just state your name.
[6:43] » He knows who he is.
>> Okay,
[6:45] that's fine.
>> My name is Mitchell Rollins.
[6:48] » [clears throat]
>> I'm owner of my property.
[6:50] » John Smith.
[6:54] Yes.
Go ahead. Does anybody have any
[6:56] questions for them on this proposal? And
our our land use administrator is here
[7:00] also if anybody has
uh any requests or any other questions
[7:04] whatsoever.
[7:13] Nobody?
[7:20] John, would you would you all like to
say anything about what you want to do
[7:22] with it or anything?
>> [clears throat and cough]
[7:25] » No, it was just It's always been used as
commercial.
[7:28] Somehow it's in residential. It's got
three-phase power
[7:32] and everything in it. I guess it's
Okay. All I need to say.
[7:35] » I'm not able to speak to that. There was
a residence or the property it used as a
[7:40] residence,
um
[7:43] last time it was assessed. So, when we
adopted the zoning resolution, we went
[7:47] around and saw that uh that there was a
principal residence there. Um that's why
[7:52] it was zoned residential originally.
2018
[8:00] Any questions?
Thank you all so much.
[8:03] » Thank you.
>> Thank you, ma'am.
[8:05] Appreciate it. Anybody against this
rezone would like to speak?
[8:10] Don't be scared. Miss, state your name,
please.
[8:16] » Hello, everybody. I'm Calvin Sullivan.
So, you said a few concerns that a
[8:21] primary metal building that's attached
to this property does have a
[8:24] two-bedroom, one-bath uh kind of
apartment attached to it.
[8:28] Uh my understanding was the purpose was
for someone to live there and also work
[8:32] out of the out of metal building.
There's also a mobile home
[8:38] uh right next door to it that's still on
the property that's also used as a
[8:41] residence here.
Um everything on this side of Pelham
[8:45] Road is currently zoned residential from
my understanding. There's a neighborhood
[8:48] only a couple of lots over.
>> [clears throat]
[8:50] » Uh the property in question has an
easement to utilize this my driveway for
[8:53] residential purposes.
Uh it was clearly never intended for
[8:57] that driveway to be used for commercial
purposes. I have three small children,
[9:01] so that is my primary concern with the
rezoning.
[9:03] » [clears throat]
>> Since it does have an easement and I
[9:05] have three kids and commercial traffic.
Just really concerned for their safety.
[9:11] If the operations were to remain
consistent with what Mr. Smith is
[9:15] proposing, I don't have quite as many
concerns with that. He's been very
[9:18] gracious to discuss the business that he
plans on operating, but
[9:22] my concern is that in the future
you know, Mr. Smith may not always own
[9:26] this property. It's zoned commercial,
someone else may purchase it. Things
[9:29] happen in life, and someone intends to
do something completely different, they
[9:33] could, you know, endanger my kids.
Yeah, there's really nothing stopping
[9:37] them from using that easement for
commercial
[9:39] purposes from my piece.
[9:44] The
my property is also a
[9:48] greenbelt property under a forest tree
management plan. They're just spraying
[9:51] really close to the property line. It's
about 50 ft away.
[9:54] That spring feeds into one of the creeks
that goes into Stones River, so there
[9:58] could be an environmental concern there
as well. I'm sure the Department of uh
[10:03] Environment from Tennessee would
regularly monitor that, so that's not
[10:06] going to be my biggest concern, but just
something to be aware
[10:09] That's all I have, so thank you for your
time.
[10:11] » Sure.
>> No, wait. On the on the easement, is
[10:16] there
Is that the only way to your property is
[10:19] on this easement to your property?
>> It is not my understanding that for Mr.
[10:22] Smith intends to continue using that for
the residential side of the property
[10:26] where the two residents were completely
coming and utilize it again.
[10:30] In the future
someone may have very different plans
[10:33] for the property if they zone
commercial. We may get rid of the mobile
[10:36] home on the property.
Potentially use that for whatever they
[10:39] end up using it for.
[10:43] Thank you.
>> Thank you, sir.
[10:46] Thank you, sir. All right.
Anybody else? Again,
[10:52] Mr. Freeze out.
[10:56] » [clears throat]
>> All right, if not, I'll close the public
[10:58] hearing and rezone the property located
at 951 of Felton Road from R1 to C1 and
[11:06] moving on to number 10 is public
comment. I have Mr. Jerry Tyree.
[11:14] Uh 3875 Burt Bergen Road. If you would
come, sir.
[11:28] » And the July meeting we had somebody
from the state come by
[11:33] and talk about why they you shouldn't
freeze the taxes on personal
[11:39] retired.
They said in one statement when he said
[11:44] that uh
there won't be that many people affected
[11:47] anyway.
And a few statements later he said,
[11:50] "Well, half the county's going to be uh
affected."
[11:53] affected.
They freeze the taxes on people retired
[11:57] then the other half the county was going
to have to pick up on it.
[12:02] And
you know
[12:04] one statement's got to be false.
Another thing
[12:09] we talked I heard people talk about
having to raise property taxes
[12:14] because there's so many people moving in
we need more money for the
[12:20] the schools for the kids that are coming
in.
[12:24] But Texas and and Florida said when
people there's so many people moving in
[12:29] they can lower the taxes
because you got more people paying taxes
[12:33] anyway
and paying higher taxes because you're
[12:37] cutting up farmland making residential.
And the taxes going to be higher on the
[12:43] when you've got a house on the land
anyway.
[12:46] So they're lowering their their property
taxes on each person
[12:51] but they're still getting more taxes in.
[12:55] Another thing I want to talk about these
block cameras.
[12:59] People say that's for safety.
But a wise man once said one time that
[13:04] if you give up your freedoms for safety
you don't deserve either one of them.
[13:09] You might remember the name Ben
Franklin.
[13:12] Thank you.
>> Thank you, Mr. Tyler.
[13:16] Thank you so much.
So that's all Mr. Tyler's on one I had
[13:22] signed up on the public comment. We'll
move on to number 11. It is Delegate
[13:26] Chairman. I'll open up the floor to the
commission on nominations for chairman.
[13:33] » I nominate Randy Cannon.
[13:37] » For chairman, right?
>> Yes, sir.
[13:41] » No, I'm sorry. I will withdraw my
nomination.
[13:44] » Okay.
>> I will still vote for chairman.
[13:47] » [laughter]
>> I nominate Greg Doyel. I nominate Greg
[13:51] Mitchell for chairman.
>> I second that.
[13:55] » Let me get this done here, all right.
All right, thank you.
[14:01] You have a nomination for Greg Mitchell.
Do you want nominations?
[14:07] » Move that all nominations cease.
>> Second the motion.
[14:10] » You got a
motion nomination cease, seconded
[14:14] by Mr. Sanders, I believe.
Any discussion?
[14:19] Call the roll, please.
>> Mike Sanders.
[14:23] » Yes.
>> Judy Shaw.
[14:24] » Yes.
>> James Atkins.
[14:26] » Yes.
>> Shea Basham.
[14:28] » Yes.
>> Curtis George.
[14:30] » No.
>> Randy Gannon.
[14:32] » Yes.
>> Michael Hollingsworth.
[14:34] » Yes.
>> Crystal Alexander.
[14:37] » Yes.
>> Tony Burnett.
[14:38] » Yes.
>> Thank you all so much for your comments
[14:44] and I
tried to do the very best job I know
[14:46] how.
I appreciate that.
[14:48] Uh
next is number 12, elect chairman pro
[14:52] tem. Do I have any nominations for
chairman pro tem?
[14:55] » I nominate Randy Gannon.
[14:59] » You got a nomination for Randy Gannon
chairman pro tem.
[15:02] » Second.
>> I just don't think you have to have one.
[15:06] I'll take it.
Any more nominations? What about a
[15:08] motion to cease nominations?
>> Motion to cease.
[15:10] » You got a motion to cease nominations.
Commissioner Alexander, have a second?
[15:17] » Second.
>> Second, Mr. Sanders.
[15:21] Any discussion?
Call the roll, please.
[15:24] » Nathan Sanders.
>> Yes.
[15:26] » Judy Shawn.
>> Yes.
[15:28] » James Atkins.
>> Yes.
[15:29] » Shay Basham.
>> Yes.
[15:31] » Curtis George.
>> Yes.
[15:33] » Randy Gannon.
>> Abstain.
[15:35] » Michael Hollingsworth.
>> Yes.
[15:37] » Crystal Alexander.
>> Yes.
[15:39] » Tony Burnett.
>> Yes.
[15:42] » Okay.
[15:45] All right.
Number uh
[15:50] 13.
Uh consideration of vote on rezoning
[15:54] request for property located at 5378
Mercers Mill Road from I-1 industrial to
[16:00] R-1 residential to Tilford request.
>> So moved.
[16:05] » I've got a motion.
>> Second.
[16:07] » Okay.
Approve it. Who will second? I'll I'll
[16:10] second. Commissioner Burnett.
Any discussion?
[16:17] Call the roll, please.
>> Nathan Sanders.
[16:19] » Yes.
>> Judy Shawn.
[16:21] » Yes.
>> James Atkins.
[16:22] » Yes.
>> Shay Basham.
[16:24] » Yes.
>> Curtis George.
[16:25] » Yes.
>> Randy Gannon.
[16:27] » Yes.
>> Michael Hollingsworth.
[16:28] » Yes.
>> Crystal Alexander.
[16:30] » Yes.
>> Tony Burnett.
[16:32] » Yes.
[16:36] » Motion passed. Number 14, consideration
of vote on rezoning request for property
[16:41] located at 951 Pelham Road from R-1
residential to C-1 commercial to Robbins
[16:47] request.
I've got a motion.
[16:49] » So moved.
>> Second. [snorts]
[16:51] » I've got a motion and a second.
[16:54] Any discussion?
[16:59] Call the roll, please.
>> Nathan Sanders.
[17:03] » Yes.
>> Judy Shawn.
[17:04] » Yes.
>> James Atkins.
[17:07] » I do have a concern with the easements.
I'm just uh
[17:12] hoping and praying that the new owner
there will work and be as is
[17:16] with the landowner as as uh
Mr. Belton has in the past.
[17:20] So, Mr. Smith has in the past. So, yes.
>> Shay Bastin.
[17:25] » Yes.
>> Curtis George. [snorts]
[17:27] » Yes.
>> Randy Gannon.
[17:28] » Yes.
>> Michael Hollingsworth.
[17:30] » Yes.
>> Crystal Alexander.
[17:32] » I'm going to say no because
this has been nothing in the past
[17:37] since what the gentleman said and it was
fulfilled. Anything can go bad.
[17:47] » Tony Fornet.
>> Yes.
[17:51] » Motion passed.
>> Motion passed.
[17:57] » Number 15, Camden County EMS Authority
question approval for the vacant
[18:01] commissioner seat be filled commissioner
Michael Hollingsworth and vacant citizen
[18:08] seat be filled with outgoing
commissioner Brent Brant.
[18:12] Do I have a motion for this?
Got a motion to Second by Shay Bastin.
[18:16] » Second.
>> And second by Commissioner Shawn. Any
[18:19] discussion?
>> Yes.
[18:20] » Yes, sir.
>> Brent chose not to rerun for
[18:23] commissioner which
relinquished his seat as
[18:29] the commissioner on the EMS Authority
Board. And then
[18:33] they want to put him back in as a
citizen on the EMS Authority Board. That
[18:38] does not look good.
It look like there might be a lot of
[18:42] favoritism going on.
>> Not favoritism. He's been
[18:48] » Says Sorry. Says unanimous decision by
the board.
[18:51] » Yes, he's
>> I know it was unanimous decision by the
[18:53] board.
No, not really.
[18:56] Well, that's what it says right here.
Says the board made unanimous decision
[19:00] on both actions.
Well, I mean that's our honest opinion.
[19:04] » Sorry.
[19:10] » Commissioner Commissioner George is
correct. We Commissioner does have a
[19:15] push down the road
so I thought that's what we had to do.
[19:18] » Well, that's why I was presenting here
but I mean the board
[19:22] the ambulance authority did
>> If if he if he chose not to run for
[19:29] re-election on the commission
he gave up his position. That was part
[19:34] of it and then and then they turned
right around and put him back in.
[19:37] » That was citizen That was him. That's
not right. That was here but he's been
[19:41] on the authority and he's been
very beneficial to the authority to the
[19:48] ambulance authority.
>> He may have been
[19:51] helping but he relinquished that
>> That's
[19:53] He relinquished it
but this was the commission. That was
[19:57] not for the ambulance authority. That's
two different things.
[20:00] That's
>> That's two different things on the
[20:02] ambulance authority board.
>> That's two different things.
[20:04] » Well,
I'm sorry to say
[20:06] » It's citizens that's on the
different committee.
[20:09] » Yes. Yes.
Yes. If I can clarify
[20:15] Brent Brannon
did not run for commissioner again.
[20:18] That's exactly right. He
is going to be replaced if you accept
[20:23] this by Commissioner
Michael Holsworth.
[20:27] Brent is going to take Fred House's
place on the ambulance board.
[20:32] » As a citizen.
>> Is that correct?
[20:34] » As a citizen.
>> I understand that.
[20:38] » He relinquished his service as a
commissioner.
[20:42] » But he was on the ambulance authority
board.
[20:45] » As a commissioner and Mr. Holsworth took
his place as a commissioner.
[20:52] Two different things. We can do a vote.
>> It's the same person.
[20:56] » We know what you're going to do. We know
what you're going to do. Let's vote it.
[20:59] » Does anybody else have anything?
[21:04] Who wants to speak?
>> I echo what Commissioner Alexander said.
[21:08] It's unanimous from me and so I don't
know why it's up for discussion or who
[21:12] you're showing favoritism to.
[21:16] » All right. You want to
call the roll, please?
[21:19] » Nathan Sanders.
>> Yes.
[21:21] » Judy Shaun.
>> Yes.
[21:23] » James Atkins.
>> Yes.
[21:24] » Shea Basham.
>> Yes.
[21:26] » Curtis George.
>> No.
[21:28] » Randy Gannon.
>> Yes.
[21:30] » Michael Hollingsworth.
>> Jeff Stein. [snorts]
[21:32] » Crystal Alexander.
>> Yes.
[21:34] » Tony Burnett.
>> Yes.
[21:37] » Motion passed.
[21:42] Bryce number 16, John Dyer, to address
the commission on Miss Lindsey proceed
[21:47] with the request 5 minutes.
[21:51] » I don't plan on taking 5 minutes.
>> Um
[21:54] » I don't plan on taking 5 minutes.
>> Okay.
[21:56] » Um
I'm assuming y'all y'all already read
[21:59] the resolutions of transparency that I
I put out.
[22:03] I don't need to go over every one of
them individually, I don't believe.
[22:08] If you have questions on any one of
them, I
[22:11] would invite you to ask me those
questions.
[22:15] But,
transparency benefits you
[22:19] more than it does anybody else.
Benefits citizens, most definitely,
[22:23] because we need to see what you're
doing.
[22:25] We need to see what the rest of the
government's doing.
[22:28] » [clears throat]
>> But, the reason why it benefits you is
[22:31] because if we can see what you're doing
and something comes up,
[22:36] then we can look back at the record and
say,
[22:38] "This is what happened."
Really clear right here in the record.
[22:43] Problem is is a lot of times we're not
able to look at the record.
[22:49] In the past, there have been
resolutions that have been put on the
[22:53] agenda
that were only there as number and
[22:56] title.
A few months ago, we had a
[23:00] packed meeting room
>> [clears throat]
[23:02] » because
the citizens didn't know what what the
[23:06] actual agenda was about, the actual
resolution.
[23:10] And I don't know if any of them got up
here and said, "If I'd known that's what
[23:14] you had on the agenda,
I wouldn't even showed up."
[23:19] That's one part of the 12 resolutions.
Another part is
[23:25] just a very simple
aspect of
[23:30] instead of turning your back to to the
citizens,
[23:34] return to a horseshoe.
So that your your back isn't to us.
[23:41] I
may not seem that big to you, but it is
[23:45] big to a lot of people
when you turn your back to them
[23:47] physically.
[23:52] Videos of the committees,
the commissions
[23:57] across the county.
[24:00] After I put that on there,
there were commissions and committees I
[24:03] didn't even know existed.
And this is the only one that actually
[24:08] gets up put on video and that we can
watch.
[24:13] So I would urge you to vote
tonight
[24:18] to put these resolutions of transparency
in the record.
[24:24] Create
a
[24:28] national book
where we can actually look at what laws
[24:32] you passed.
We don't know what laws you passed. And
[24:35] I'm going to tell you, ignorance is an
excuse when we can't find a law.
[24:44] Put it on the on the website.
Put it in our public offices for
[24:49] purchase at cost. I'm not asking the
county to
[24:53] to pay extra for the
for the print.
[24:56] Put it in there at cost. It cost 10
bucks to print that
[24:59] that publication.
Charge 10 bucks.
[25:03] It's pretty simple.
[25:06] And it's the right thing to do.
[25:10] Any questions?
[25:20] Thank you, sir.
[25:23] You have a motion?
[25:34] I'll go with the motion.
[25:37] » 17
>> Motion Southern
[25:41] to update commission on grants. Motion
[25:53] » Hold up just a minute.
[26:00] » What was that?
[26:32] » [clears throat]
>> The reason I asked to come before you
[26:34] today is the Homeland Security grant
monitor after every grant cycle
[26:39] ends,
uh,
[26:42] they want a presentation of the grant
process
[26:44] presented to the county commission. Uh,
it's not for approval, they just want
[26:48] the commission aware that Uh, the
projects are discussed
[26:52] and that it's the minutes in no way,
shape, or form.
[26:56] So, we've been very past couple years
have been very productive.
[27:00] So, for 2026 Homeland Security
in your your packet there, there's
[27:04] actually two grants. One's a Homeland
Security
[27:07] for the 2026 year.
>> [snorts]
[27:10] » And then there's also the Homeland
Security UASI, the UASI being the Urban
[27:13] Area Security Initiative. And since
we're part of the Nashville Homeland
[27:17] Security District that enables us for a
second
[27:20] round of grants through the UASI. So,
it's actually a bigger pot of money.
[27:25] That doesn't happen every year, but this
will be the third year that we've had
[27:27] the opportunity to apply.
>> [screaming]
[27:31] » The projects
The application that's submitted has not
[27:35] been approved yet for contract. But so
far what I've submitted
[27:40] for fiscal year 2026,
uh, for UASI is a total amount of $296
[27:45] and 5
508 for UASI, 213,000
[27:50] 598 60 for the Homeland Security.
So, that's for a total of 510 106,060
[27:57] cents. So, I don't have any reason
that's going to be cut any more than
[28:00] what it is.
And the largest amount we've gotten in a
[28:03] while.
The project that I have listed
[28:06] I went ahead and printed off all the
other counties' requests just
[28:10] so
can see, uh, the different projects that
[28:14] the different
counties work on as a district project.
[28:18] So, for 2026
um
[28:23] there is five different national
priorities that I have to meet to
[28:26] justify the Homeland Security requests.
And some of some of the projects it
[28:29] makes it very difficult to apply for,
but it's it's the national standard, so.
[28:34] Those standards are enhancing the
protection of soft targets and crowded
[28:37] places, which is it's kind of vague,
but,
[28:40] supporting Homeland Security Task Forces
and Fusion Centers, which I typically
[28:44] I've not
participated in that at all. Enhancing
[28:47] cyber security,
enhancing election security. And the
[28:51] reason that one's important, I've never
asked for
[28:54] anything for election security before,
but I did this year in the amount of
[28:57] $50,000
to be able to put security cameras up.
[29:01] And because the election office is in
the same building as the finance office
[29:04] and probation office, that's going to
allow us to be able to put security
[29:07] cameras over the a good portion
[clears throat] of the building.
[29:09] I thought that was a good amount to ask
for.
[29:12] That That is the same grant process that
uh
[29:15] installed security cameras here at the
courthouse in the amount of $65,000.
[29:20] And the last one is supporting border
crisis response and enforcement. Even
[29:24] though we're not on the border, it's
still a requirement if we were to apply.
[29:33] So, part of the project for 2026, I've
asked for
[29:36] the video cameras for the election
office, extrication tools,
[29:40] uh
additional radios for the TACN system to
[29:43] upgrade the sheriff's department radios.
Uh
[29:46] the advancement of advancement in the
technology with the state radio system
[29:50] that's
uh we still have portable coverage
[29:52] issues inside of buildings. So, the
radios that I'd like to start outfitting
[29:56] uh the departments with
uh actually have Wi-Fi
[30:00] uh capability. So,
if you program
[30:03] up to 20 different network locations
into each radio, so it'd be all the
[30:06] schools, the jail, police department,
the hospital. Uh
[30:11] once they go inside on their network, it
changes over to the Wi-Fi and it's
[30:15] connected back to the TACN system. So,
but they're very expensive radios. So,
[30:20] um
[30:24] additional license plate readers and
portable generators.
[30:30] So, once the application is submitted
and approved and the contract is signed
[30:33] for signature, but I have not received
the contract yet.
[30:36] Once the contract is approved, it moves
to the execution contract phase and the
[30:40] grant is made available to spend once
their budget amendment is obtained that
[30:44] way.
So, the 2025 Homeland Security grant
[30:48] cycle for both UASI and Homeland
Security, uh the UASI side was 204,455
[30:55] and the Homeland Security side is 63,442
for a total of 267,897.
[31:03] The executed contract was issued was
issued on September 1st, so that money
[31:07] is ready to spend once I get my approved
uh budget amendment.
[31:10] Uh those projects uh
I asked for a full set of vehicle
[31:14] extrication equipment. That gear is
going to go to the Auburn Town Fire
[31:17] Department because they're so far out.
Um been in contact with Auburn Town's
[31:21] mayor and the chief and they're very
excited to get that equipment.
[31:25] So, working through the the the
necessary training certifications right
[31:29] now.
So, unit cameras for EMS,
[31:33] uh
portable radios with additional radios
[31:35] for tagging system.
Uh this year's uh my focus was on the
[31:39] police department to be able to outfit
all with all all new portables with uh
[31:44] » [snorts]
>> the Wi-Fi smart connect that I just
[31:45] talked about.
So, every officer will be getting a a
[31:49] new radio.
[31:56] Uh additional LPRs for police department
and a portable power trailer for the
[32:00] monitoring uh large mass gathering
events and I really didn't expect to get
[32:05] [clears throat] this out approved. Uh I
asked for 64,000
[32:08] uh to be able to have security cameras
to be mounted at the top of a
[32:12] of a tower trailer. It's one of the
incidents uh
[32:15] issues we had during the uh
Short Mountain Distillery mini Bonnaroo
[32:19] event is we had no accurate way of
tracking the amount of people that went
[32:22] in.
And by state law, if you have more than
[32:26] 5,000 people, we're required by law to
notify the Department of Health and they
[32:29] have to get involved. So, we didn't have
an accurate way of being able to track,
[32:33] so I put that in there and uh Homeland
Security felt that was a
[32:37] uh good thing to invest in, so we've
been awarded that.
[32:43] And like I said, you got to fall under
the five national security
[32:46] national priorities, which they do. So,
that's where we stand at this point.
[32:53] » Well, I also have two quick questions.
A lot of good information you may have
[32:57] covered it,
but clarify to me
[33:01] number four, the high-low pressure
airbag that you put in there.
[33:06] » Those are additional to the rescue
extrication equipment. They're actually
[33:10] airbags to be able to lift vehicles and
and heavy objects off of people. They're
[33:14] not used very often, but when you do
need them, they're very very crucial to
[33:17] have, so
the first set of extrication equipment I
[33:20] got,
uh
[33:21] I didn't put that in there and
so, I'm asking for uh
[33:26] this set that I'm applying for this year
and for the set that we'll go to Auburn
[33:29] down and get airbags.
>> Uh thank you. And then you mentioned uh
[33:35] the 530 radio, every officer would have
a new radio. Is Are you referring to the
[33:40] police department and sheriff
department? They're getting new radios
[33:43] through part of this?
>> Now, this this award will be the police
[33:45] department and then the 2026 will be for
the sheriff's department. And I spoke
[33:50] with uh Sheriff Sharp uh earlier this
week uh about where we intend to go with
[33:54] that, but can't do anything till that
contract is approved. So, but that's I'm
[33:59] just laying out kind of the the projects
that we're going to be working on here
[34:01] in the future, so.
>> It was automated license plate readers.
[34:05] I'm sorry, clock hands, so
>> Yes, ma'am.
[34:08] » They are clock hands?
>> So,
[34:11] getting after Homeland Security, my job
is to try to secure the funding and what
[34:15] they do with that funding is up to the
chief and the sheriff. And I've I've
[34:17] spoken with both of them about that and
the controversy with it, but uh
[34:21] that's just my job to try to secure the
funding.
[34:24] » I appreciate what you do. You do a
really good job. My question on the
[34:28] radios, will they still be able to
communicate even though somebody have
[34:31] new ones and somebody don't? Will they
be able to communicate back and forth
[34:36] with part of them getting radios now,
but
[34:39] you said the police department
would get me radios. Did I understand
[34:42] that correctly?
>> Yes, we'll get you portable radios.
[34:44] » Okay. Will they be on the same channel
as this sheriff's department?
[34:47] » Yes.
>> Okay, that's all.
[34:49] » Unless there's some change with with the
sheriff and the chief in the future.
[34:52] Well, when we went into this, um
Cannon County [clears throat] has been
[34:55] very fortunate to get to get the amount
of talk groups that we did, and I think
[34:58] we
uh far
[35:00] uh exceeded
getting those amount of talk groups
[35:03] compared to what other counties have uh
have got cuz we have a total of 13 talk
[35:07] groups. Just think of them as a channel.
But we've got multiple for the sheriff's
[35:10] department, multiple for the PD,
uh multiple for EMS, emergency
[35:14] management, public works has one, uh
county roads has one if we ever get
[35:17] tagged radios for
uh county roads. So, uh Tait has been
[35:21] very good to us.
And we've invested quite a bit. Um
[35:25] I didn't put on here, but
being able to add to the Tait system
[35:29] as a statewide asset, Cannon County, uh
we are putting in We're not, Tait is
[35:34] putting in at their cost two sites uh
currently. Just met with contractors
[35:38] yesterday.
Uh they're going to be building a 300-ft
[35:41] tower in Auburntown that will greatly
help
[35:44] not just northern part of Cannon County,
but Rutherford, Wilson, DeKalb, Warren.
[35:47] Uh that construction is going to start
here in the next uh couple of months.
[35:51] Um
and the other site's going to be at the
[35:54] Mountain View Center. They have already
installed the site at a cost of
[35:57] uh about a million dollars. Uh that's
that will be up and operational
[36:01] hopefully here in the next uh another
month or so.
[36:05] And every 10 years, Tait will come in
and completely replace all the
[36:08] communications here in those
those sites.
[36:11] » Tait will do that?
>> Tait will do that at their cost. And we
[36:13] just have to maintain the radios.
[36:18] They currently allow us
When I originally went in on this
[36:20] project, I thought they were just going
to give me access to Short Mountain,
[36:23] which is a great site, but they're also
allowing us to roam on four other sites.
[36:26] So, we've got excellent coverage all the
way past Nashville.
[36:29] » That's been needed for a while.
>> Very much needed.
[36:33] That's all I have.
[36:38] » You want to
[36:41] On behalf of me and really thank you
really for all you do for the county and
[36:44] all the work you're doing for this
county.
[36:46] » Thank you. We appreciate it.
>> All right, keep up the good work.
[36:53] » Number 18, Commissioner Atkins to to the
transformation concerning Flock cameras.
[36:59] Uh Commissioner Atkins.
>> Right.
[37:03] To begin with to begin [clears throat]
with it's a product preferably a
[37:06] privilege I got my tongue tied here for
a minute.
[37:08] To be on this uh on the commission be
able to serve so I'm so happy to be
[37:12] doing that.
Uh
[37:16] I don't think a day goes by for me
whether I want a newsfeed or watching
[37:20] television news reports whatever.
You know, it's it's constant Flock
[37:24] cameras.
Uh
[37:26] seeing the good, seeing the bad.
Uh
[37:30] I think in some ways uh if if they are
used 100% the way they are designed
[37:36] I think they're very good a very good
tool for for law enforcement.
[37:41] Uh
but when they you know, when there are
[37:44] people going on these cameras and
accessing them to for whatever reason,
[37:50] you know, you you know, seeing what the
girlfriend's doing or wife's doing or
[37:54] just nosey whatever
uh
[37:56] without consequences, that's a problem.
Uh
[38:00] it's proven there's been you know, many
you know, this has happened you know, in
[38:04] many places all over our nation. Just
this past week
[38:08] uh Knox County
uh outlawed them all.
[38:11] So, county the commissioners said no
more.
[38:14] You know, they're taken away.
Uh
[38:17] I don't know what the answer is. I'm I'm
you know, I also you know, I'd say all
[38:22] right, as a uh
a law-abiding
[38:25] » [clears throat]
>> citizen, I don't feel like that I'm
[38:27] going to do anything wrong. So, if they
see me for whatever, so what?
[38:31] But, the side of it, we we have Big
Brother looking at us constantly, and it
[38:36] seems to be growing. It's just a
concern. I don't know what the answer
[38:39] is. I just wanted to to discuss it or
bring it up. Uh I don't know if we need
[38:45] to
uh form, I don't know,
[38:49] community to talk about it more,
uh or take action on it. I'm not
[38:54] The only way that I would ever be for
it, I can say that, is if we got a 100%
[38:58] guaranteed commitment, you know, from
law enforcement, from our sheriff, from
[39:03] our uh police chief, that no officers
would have access to this without a
[39:08] dedicated case that's been opened
saying, "This is the reason I'm going on
[39:13] there to look."
And that's the problem. There's There's
[39:16] too much of going on there without a
true case.
[39:21] » I think you're going to see legislation
soon.
[39:24] But, I and I don't disagree
[clears throat] with you at all. But, I
[39:28] think that with all the noise in the
news, there will be legislation.
[39:32] Somebody's fixing to pull the plug on
what's being abused.
[39:35] Uh I agree with you. And on the flip
side,
[39:39] uh if a crime's committed against my
family, that might be the only way to
[39:42] get caught.
>> Mhm.
[39:43] » So,
you know, I agree with you. They
[39:46] shouldn't abuse their uh
what they have available to them.
[39:51] There's a lot more than that, too.
But, I think that you will see
[39:55] legislation soon on that, and I, you
know,
[39:58] I I don't disagree with you on that.
[40:03] » Well, this this concerns me, and uh
I'm I guess maybe I should have said in
[40:09] the beginning of being a foolish come
on, I'm also one of these one of these
[40:12] members of committees that I'm not just
a rubber stamp. And if I got something
[40:17] on my mind, I'm going to share it, bring
it up. And
[40:20] I always have and I always will.
Uh and I clearly do and I encourage it.
[40:24] I would say the same thing for the rest
of the commissioners
[40:27] to do the same thing that we need to.
We enforce our opinions.
[40:31] But these body cameras do concern me. I
know here in Cannon County right now,
[40:36] you know, we you know, we
we have very few. I know we're you know,
[40:40] to get a few more, but it does concern
me. So, at this point, this is I think
[40:45] that's all that I wanted to share.
>> Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
[40:47] » Mr. Chairman, I do agree with you and
Tommy also. I see both sides.
[40:52] And I see
really
[40:55] good side of it and I see how it can be
abused.
[40:58] Tommy said I think legislation is going
to have to step in.
[41:03] Our county, we don't have it. I think
the town of Woodbury does. I know they
[41:07] got LPRs.
But
[41:10] if it ever comes to it,
my suggestion would be before the
[41:15] sheriff
kind of gets to deep into it,
[41:19] maybe get with
Greg or let us know
[41:23] and we could form a committee at that
time
[41:26] to come up with a plan.
We can form our own rules.
[41:30] But you know, we run it through our
lawyer, too. But but there does need to
[41:35] be something there to keep
[clears throat]
[41:37] a safeguard where if you do that, hey,
you can be caught and you got to have an
[41:42] audit system to see who's doing it, what
they're doing,
[41:46] what they were looking at, and things
that you'd have to go through even if
[41:49] you catch somebody
for breaking rules.
[41:53] You terminate.
But
[41:56] » I think more is more to come.
>> But I've been in the funding and what to
[41:59] share, there's money there for them. So,
there's more
[42:02] in the works to come besides just the
four or five that we have currently. And
[42:07] I know they're in city.
>> So, if they did put them up,
[42:10] » Yeah.
>> then
[42:11] our Yeah, he's got the funding. it. This
is just my opinion.
[42:15] Yes, he's got to find it to do it. Yeah,
he puts them up. But that don't stop us
[42:20] from saying, "Okay, hey,
let's come up with some rules."
[42:24] And I'd say Bill will probably have some
rules.
[42:27] And he'll probably he'll probably want
to bring them to us.
[42:32] We can add more.
We'll see.
[42:38] » He likes.
>> For me
[42:42] I don't disagree with Mr. Atkins.
I'm glad we're having some healthy
[42:45] discussion about it. I have actually had
several citizens reach out to me.
[42:50] Um
and I guess
[42:53] get in the question box. My first
question is
[42:56] um
the ones that I'm aware of,
[42:59] maybe Mr. Mitchell, do we have any
jurisdiction over
[43:03] like the one on the bypass and at Gasway
Road, or is that city and state?
[43:09] » For the you know.
>> I haven't seen all of them. Those are
[43:12] the ones I know about, but
>> So,
[43:16] um
Well, you know, that's one thing is, you
[43:18] know, do we talk to the city and you
know, maybe make some of the suggestions
[43:22] that you made. Um
[43:26] as far as the service is concerned, you
know, I think the office the first store
[43:30] [snorts]
he has seen or will see or has heard.
[43:36] I would like to be a good fighter.
I think that he would probably want to
[43:40] listen to things.
Um
[43:42] but I don't
I don't see the way to fight it till I
[43:45] have a taken one out cuz there's so much
public outcry.
[43:49] Um
[43:52] I I know it's not ideal to sit and wait,
but I think we wait and we may not have
[43:57] to do as much as we might be challenged
to fight now.
[44:01] » I reached out to my representative.
That's exactly what happened.
[44:04] It was state public.
And
[44:07] and
all she concerns because I guarantee
[44:11] you'll be in line.
>> The product would not be the first time
[44:14] they go
>> not be the first time. So, and that's
[44:16] why I say it will happen.
>> You're probably right. You're probably
[44:20] right. If you know, it will. It's just a
matter of
[44:22] » It takes time.
A lot of things can happen between now
[44:24] and then.
There's always been a lot of ways that,
[44:29] you know, the department has access to
technology in other ways as well. It's
[44:34] just that they're the yards are getting
the attention right now.
[44:37] There's always been ways that and it
gets them in trouble. There's people
[44:40] that get in trouble every year
for abusing systems that are available
[44:44] to them to check things.
And um
[44:47] but when it comes to the LPRs
uh
[44:51] I think that's it's just a matter of
time.
[44:56] » And this is just my opinion. I don't I
don't disagree with a big part of what
[45:00] you said. I've
uh spoken with some law enforcement
[45:04] about it.
They tried to get some numbers together,
[45:08] but it's relatively new. But the number
of cases that were solved as a result of
[45:13] this
uh
[45:16] have astronomical numbers that they're
using.
[45:19] Um
and
[45:22] once I heard that from more than one law
enforcement
[45:25] it was hard for me to think
strong stance against them.
[45:29] I sent them a lot of for them cuz
you made a lot of good points.
[45:33] But hearing some of the cases from law
enforcement that have been
[45:37] solved
and I I don't want to go into those in
[45:40] nature but they're kind of disgusting
what they've been able to solve.
[45:44] Um
but uh that that gave me a little bit
[45:48] more comfort about it.
>> I know for a fact sex trafficking, too.
[45:52] That's been solved because of LPR dogs.
But that still don't give law
[45:55] enforcement
>> Car washed it
[45:58] » Yeah.
>> Look and see what I'm doing.
[45:59] » Yeah.
>> Without unless I'm in trouble.
[46:02] » [clears throat]
[46:05] » Any wins?
Thank y'all. Good discussion.
[46:10] Good discussion. Takes Mr. Knight team
consideration and and both I add a
[46:15] 400-ft section of old 96 highway to the
road list. Thank you so that's
[46:19] approximate to 400 ft. Thanks hard call
between us and Grayson County there, but
[46:24] we have a problem.
Supervising blank and cop list.
[46:29] Any questions on the question this vote?
>> Does the road commission is there any
[46:34] objection to add this 400 ft?
And it's my understanding nobody
[46:40] knows why it never was put on since I've
been on the road.
[46:51] I make a motion we add this 400-ft
section of
[46:55] old 96 highway back to the road list.
>> Second.
[46:59] » I got a motion to add it to the road
list and second any discussion.
[47:05] I'll roll call.
>> Nathan Sanders.
[47:08] » Yes.
>> Judy Shawn.
[47:10] » Yes.
>> James Adkins.
[47:11] » Yes.
>> Shay Bethune.
[47:13] » Yes.
>> Curtis George.
[47:15] » Yes.
>> Grady Gunnin.
[47:16] » Yes.
>> Michael Hollingsworth.
[47:18] » Yes.
>> Crystal Alexander.
[47:20] » Yes.
>> Tony Bernales.
[47:25] » Yes, ma'am.
>> Thanks. Thank you so much. Thank you,
[47:30] Mr. Hankins. PB on the motion.
[47:34] » [laughter]
[47:39] » Next, we have number 20 finance
department name.
[47:51] » Um I only have one budget amendment and
that is for the grant that Greg got
[47:56] for the amphitheater, fairgrounds.
I'm just adding that to the budget.
[48:02] » I move to approve resolution BA 26-27-2.
[48:08] In the county general fund.
>> Yes.
[48:10] In motion. Do I have a second?
>> Second.
[48:14] » Second.
>> And that is the tourism grant for the
[48:17] institute.
>> Yes.
[48:21] All right. Any discussion?
[48:25] Followed by right?
>> Aye.
[48:27] » All opposed.
[48:31] » All right.
[48:38] » Three different ones.
>> There's three different fours.
[48:45] We got three different
I got
[48:49] Over here.
>> We do all
[48:51] » Turn
[48:54] » I think so.
[49:06] » Who's got to take I think her's is the
middle one.
[49:09] » Yeah.
[49:19] Yeah.
>> Can we all sit here now?
[49:21] » I don't know.
[49:25] » We got four votes.
[49:29] » I don't know what to do.
[49:32] » All right.
>> You still have three left though.
[49:37] Okay. Well,
I did want to start out by telling you
[49:40] that we closed uh
our fiscal year 2016 out a couple years
[49:44] and a couple
uh weeks weeks ago.
[49:47] And when we first approved the budget
last year, we estimated in the general
[49:50] fund that we would go in our fund
balance 400,000, but we were actually
[49:54] able to increase the fund balance by
300, so it's money
[49:57] passed down to
>> So, we didn't just for clarity we didn't
[50:01] go over the fund balance at all.
>> No.
[50:04] So, I just wanted to share that.
And then, um
[50:08] for our new commissioners,
these are the uh reports I usually give
[50:13] you guys every month, but this one
this one just shows
[50:17] what the ideal percentage would be each
month that we spend, and it shows you
[50:21] what has been spent at the end like at
the end of August.
[50:25] » You can get that
>> Some of us don't have that one.
[50:28] » Great. It's not dated.
>> Randy, you don't have your notebook.
[50:31] » They sent it to you guys
>> Yeah, they did. Go, Diane.
[50:34] » Okay.
>> Give it to me.
[50:36] » [laughter]
[50:39] » So, in the top of that spreadsheet shows
you what the ideal percentage would be,
[50:43] and then it tells you what we have
actually spent
[50:47] down, you know, each column. So,
it's not always going to, you know, be
[50:52] that exact percentage. For example, that
courthouse and jail fund number 112,
[50:56] we budgeted $210,000, but we've already
we have a
[51:00] purchase order in our system for the
security cameras at the jail, so that's
[51:04] why that's 92%. It's already almost used
that whole budget.
[51:09] Um
and then,
[51:12] of course, the others like I said, and
purchase orders are also included in
[51:15] this. So, if we have a purchase order in
the system, it's going to be included in
[51:17] this in this percentage.
The next thing is the cash flow
[51:21] statement, and this shows you how much
cash is at the end of each month in
[51:25] every fund. This comes from Norma. She
gives me these reports every month.
[51:29] And this shows you our cash balance in
every fund. So, like in the general
[51:34] fund,
or it's always a little low in August,
[51:38] but we'll start moving back up like in
December whenever the tax money starts
[51:42] coming in.
That's pretty normal for this time of
[51:46] the year.
And then the other one I give you is a
[51:50] summary financial statement that shows
you
[51:53] the revenue and the expenditures for
every fund as of the end of August.
[51:58] So.
And that these are the three reports I'm
[52:02] giving y'all right now.
And if you if y'all have questions about
[52:05] them, let me know.
>> [clears throat]
[52:09] » What about
[52:13] What about
>> That is the trial balance. I don't The
[52:16] reason I don't give y'all that because
it gives you the exact same numbers
[52:18] that's on the cash flow statement.
>> Okay.
[52:20] » So I just don't give you both of them.
But I can give you that.
[52:24] » I thought you did it.
Let me talk to you.
[52:28] » No.
I don't think she has that now, but I
[52:30] can
>> Okay. Well, uh we
[52:32] I was looking looking at this and I want
a clarification.
[52:36] When I'm looking at
Okay. Like right now, main account,
[52:40] it's got $5 million in it. That is a
That is a reconciled balance.
[52:47] » Right. That's a daily balance. This Now,
this comes from Norma, but this is her
[52:51] daily balance. And this is how much This
is like the main account she All the
[52:54] bills get paid out of.
>> I know, but what I'm saying is that that
[52:56] is the ending balance.
Reconciled balance.
[53:00] » Yes, at the end of August.
>> At the end of August. Okay.
[53:07] » And then that check That shows you like
investments and interest.
[53:13] Y'all have any questions?
What about the meeting?
[53:15] » Now, you have my full
attention.
[53:17] I'm looking at the
summary financial statement.
[53:20] Um
[53:23] 171, capital projects, is it 32% of
their budget? What's taking that up?
[53:28] » So, we also have We're paying for the um
security cameras out of 120 and out of
[53:34] 171, 100 of it is coming out of 171. So,
we've got a purchase order in there for
[53:38] that. So, that's why that was down low.
[53:42] » Um and then
um on 112, what else can you tell me?
[53:47] Good.
As of right now, do we foresee seeing
[53:51] anything else in the system this year
that's
[53:53] would make us exceed that?
>> If we do, we would have to do a budget
[53:55] amendment, so we'd have to come back
before you, but that fund has like five
[53:59] total of 500,000 in it. We only budgeted
200.
[54:03] It's two. It's not 500.
But at the time we didn't expect we
[54:07] didn't know we were going to be buying
those security cameras. They're
[54:10] expensive.
Budget size.
[54:18] » You want to
Well, to go back with what you
[54:22] with what I've got here,
does this have that information?
[54:27] » No, cuz this is cash and that's budget.
This is This is cash.
[54:32] » Yeah, I understand.
Well, for my part, and I don't know if
[54:35] it's benefit, I'm a numbers person. This
is Diane knows. Uh
[54:40] I would like to see that on a monthly
basis.
[54:42] » Okay.
>> I think it's beneficial.
[54:43] » All right. I will start completing it.
>> Okay.
[54:47] Thank you.
>> Mhm.
[54:50] I did.
[54:53] » Thank you, Diane.
>> Mr.
[54:55] » Yes, sir.
>> If everyone on the commission, please,
[55:01] if you would make time,
get with the sheriff,
[55:07] and take a tour of the jail.
[55:11] I think it will be very beneficial and
you'll understand some of the things
[55:16] that's going to be coming down
the road
[55:21] with
some of the issues that we have with it.
[55:25] But
make the time, call him, get him to walk
[55:29] you through
if you would, please.
[55:32] It'll help you understand a little bit
more later on.
[55:37] I wouldn't go tomorrow.
>> Sir? I wouldn't go this way.
[55:40] » No, I'll tell you why.
>> Can you say
[55:44] » Can you say
>> [laughter]
[55:45] » I know it's busy.
>> I know it's busy.
[55:47] » Uh I'll entertain a motion to adjourn.
>> So moved.
[55:50] » You got a motion to adjourn and a
second?
[55:52] Seconded by Commissioner Jones, I'll
entertain a vote.
[55:55] All in favor, say aye. Thank you all.
>> Aye.
[55:57] » Seconded by Commissioner Ryan, I got
three votes.
[56:01] » I didn't vote.
>> I got you.
[56:02] » I didn't say aye.