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Good morning. Who needs a clock when
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you've got the noise of the crowd to uh
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let you know when it's 9:00. Happy New
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Year to everyone. I can't believe it's
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2026 already. Uh nice to see so many
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smiling faces here this morning. We're
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going to begin today's meeting with the
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pledge of allegiance followed by uh an
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invocation if we have one. Madame clerk,
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do we have one? Okay. And if not, then
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the moment of silence. So, please join
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me in saluting our nation's flag. And we
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will be led this morning by How about
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Supervisor Chuck Lean?
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>> Thank you, Mr. Chair. Please join me in
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» Thank you, Mr. Chair. Please join me in
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saluting our nation's flag. I pledge
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algiance to the flag of the United
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States of America and to the republic
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for which it stands, one nation under
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God, indivisible, with liberty and
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justice for all.
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Thank you. You may be seated.
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[snorts]
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Okay. Uh on to item number one on our
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agenda here today and that is the
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election of the chair and vice chair of
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the board of supervisors for the year
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2026.
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Supervisor Mccari.
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» Morning Mr. Chair. Uh I'd like to
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nominate Supervisor Shuckling as chair
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and supervisor Townsen as vice chair.
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Okay. Is there a second to that
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nomination?
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Have our screen. Okay, we've got a
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motion and a second.
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>> Looking for the button.
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» Looking for the button.
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>> Uh, cast your votes.
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» Uh, cast your votes.
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» It's not popping up.
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>> There you go.
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» There you go.
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>> Got a motion by Supervisor McCari,
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» Got a motion by Supervisor McCari,
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second by Supervisor Townsen. Please
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cast your votes.
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Motion passes unanimously. 5-0. Okay.
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Uh, that means that uh I say goodbye to
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my gavl and I'll turn to the new
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chairperson of this board and hand it
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over.
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>> Well, I don't like this one. It says
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» Well, I don't like this one. It says
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Pete Vanderpool. Well,
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>> but before we do that, I would like to
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» but before we do that, I would like to
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present you with your gavvel for 2020.
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>> Thank you.
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» Thank you.
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>> Five. I want to congratulate you on
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» Five. I want to congratulate you on
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getting us through a year without a
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global pandemic.
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>> Appreciate that. Uh but also I I
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» Appreciate that. Uh but also I I
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appreciate Pete's leadership. I've
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always found it uh to be an extra uh
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little thing for me to be the vice chair
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under supervisor uh Vanderpool because
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of his vast knowledge of the county and
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his many years of service there and is
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very much appreciated.
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>> Thank you. We appreciate it. [applause]
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» That's better.
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Well, thank you for that. I appreciate
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it. And I want to just thank my
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colleagues for the opportunity to serve
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as chair. It really is a privilege. It's
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not something to be taken lightly. Uh
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this county is a wonderful county and
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we've worked hard to put it in the
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position that it is. And so to be
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chairperson of this county and to lead
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it, uh is not is something I definitely
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didn't take for granted is truly a
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privilege that I'm very grateful for. Uh
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and I know that Supervisor Shuckle will
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do a wonderful job as the next chair. Um
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and uh hopefully uh 2026 is a great
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another great year for Tallery County.
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>> All right. So with that uh we will move
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» All right. So with that uh we will move
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into supervisor matters and I'll start
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with uh former chair Vanderpool.
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>> All right. Thank you uh chair madam
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» All right. Thank you uh chair madam
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chair. Uh first of all happy new year to
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everyone. Um I hope everyone had a
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wonderful holiday season. It was busy
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with different events, functions, family
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gatherings, friends. Uh it was uh uh
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great and uh here we are in 2026 and
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already uh rolling. So I've got meetings
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with constituents throughout this week.
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I've got a meeting with the Health and
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Human Services Agency directors this
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Thursday the 8th. Um I also have that a
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meeting following that meeting uh with
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the Tacera uh organization, the Tiller
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County Employees Retirement Association.
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And we're really digging a little bit
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deeper into the organization chart and
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uh the investment staffing. Uh trying to
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figure out whether or not we've reached
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a point in the um existence of Tacera
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where we need to start looking at
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independent uh investment staff. I know
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that was a question posed by one of our
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trustees and so it's sort of an ad hoc
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committee meeting to dig deep into that.
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Um on Monday we have a meeting of the
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Kingsary Area Agency on Aging at 10
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o'clock at the Probation Connections
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building. Um then uh we have a meeting
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of the Teriy Chamber of Commerce
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governmental affairs committee meeting
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at noon at Appalantes in Tallery. I've
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got a Greater Kawa Groundwater
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Sustainability Agency meeting at 1:00
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here in Viceelia. And that's followed by
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a water commission meeting at 3 pm right
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here uh at uh the board of supervisors
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chambers. So that's all I've got for
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this next week and uh uh thank you all
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for being here this morning.
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>> Thank you, Supervisor Valero.
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» Thank you, Supervisor Valero.
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>> All right. Thank you, Chair, and uh good
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» All right. Thank you, Chair, and uh good
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morning, Terary County. First and
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foremost, I hope everyone had a great
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Christmas and winter holiday season. And
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I'm I hope that you're also having a
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great start to the new year. Uh this
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year I am believing for greater things
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in Tillery County and in our region as
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we continue to uplift, encourage and
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support our communities across the
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county. Um and so I'm also believing in
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greater partnerships, collaboration, and
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connections to help us grow. And with
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every move forward, obviously there are
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bound to be challenges and hardship, but
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as a county, we muster through. And so I
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want to congratulate Supervisor Shuckle
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on your role as chair for our board this
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year. I know that you will do great
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things ahead and this and next week
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include a well 2026 conference committee
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meeting as this year's conference will
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be held in Fresno. Tonight our Kiwanas
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Club of Woodlake will have a dinner uh
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together along with festivities to start
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our new year. I also have a Latino
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Caucus of California counties uh meeting
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uh statewide um on Thursday. And then on
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Monday we have a Kings Tiller area
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agency on Aging meeting followed by an
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executive committee meeting for
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Proteius. And that is all I have. Chair,
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thank you.
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>> Thank you Supervisor McCari.
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» Thank you Supervisor McCari.
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>> Well, good morning everyone. I hope
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» Well, good morning everyone. I hope
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everyone had a great Christmas and and
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New Year's and a holiday and enjoyed
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time with your family. I was able to do
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some of that. Had been a while. My girls
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have moved away and they came back. So,
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it was really nice to have everyone
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home. And uh
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>> Were you surprised they came back? No,
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» Were you surprised they came back? No,
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only a few were there. [laughter]
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Um, anyway, you know, I had the
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holidays. We did have some events. I
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know the supervisor town and I attended
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the Bountiful box in Porterville where
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we packed I How many boxes was it,
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Dennis? Several hundred.
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>> Yeah, it was like 350, I think.
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» Yeah, it was like 350, I think.
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>> 350 boxes that we did to to give out as
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» 350 boxes that we did to to give out as
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a food giveaway. Um, also attended the
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Aggra business lunchon in Porterville.
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It was great. Thank you for inviting me,
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Dennis, to that. It was a great time.
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Got to see a lot of people hadn't seen
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in quite a while. I attended the
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Farmersville Toy Drive which was put on
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by Danny Valdeino. She's back on the
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city council over there, but Danny's
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always done a great job with a huge
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Christmas drive there in Farmersville
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and helping those kids in need over
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there. Ted Smallley, our TAG uh
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director, he has an open house every
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year for the holidays and Christmas and
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I went over there and saw Ted and uh and
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got to visit with some people there. So,
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thanks Ted for that. And then I want to
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thank Diana Ma. Dana called me on
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December 29th regarding the conditions
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of the roads in Tonyville. There was a
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construction going on there and I went
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out there on the 30th and met with her
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in person. It was just absolutely
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horrible. So I made some phone calls and
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Johnny Wong at RMA and Tony Boland and
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Craig Wallace from LSID, everyone got
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together and we had a meeting yesterday
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and uh there's a lot of issues out there
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going on with the current uh
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construction project going on. the
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contractor seems to not be following the
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rules that were set aside. A lot of
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different things, a lot of excuses. But
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I want to thank everybody. We got out
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there and we did it. And I just want
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staff to know, I told them yesterday,
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and I'll say it publicly, I'm in full
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support of whatever actions they need to
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take on this contractor to make sure
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that these roads get fixed properly
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because it was an absolute disaster. And
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it's very disgusting when we have people
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come from out of the area to do jobs in
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our county and tear our stuff up and act
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like they don't care. And that's my
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impression of it. I got of it. And I
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just think it's wrong. So,
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you know, we wouldn't know these things
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unless somebody calls. Everyone wants to
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complain. You see stuff show up on
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social media. You try to track it down.
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Half of it is not even substantiated.
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But, you know, Diana took the time to
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call me and I went out there and met
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with her and we're trying to get it
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fixed. So, the one thing I want to
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impress upon everyone starting this year
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is let's quit crying on social media and
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let's start calling and making see what
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we can do to help things get better. So,
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that's all I have to say and everyone
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have a happy new year.
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» Supervisor Townsen.
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>> Thank you, Madam Chair.
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» Thank you, Madam Chair.
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>> Oh, I'm sorry, Vice Chair Town.
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» Oh, I'm sorry, Vice Chair Town.
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[laughter]
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>> Thank you, Madam Chair.
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» Thank you, Madam Chair.
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Good morning, everyone, and happy new
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year. Happy 2026. Uh 2025 was a very
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eventful year. Lots of blessings uh in
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the year, even some miracles uh
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personally in that year. And so uh CeCe
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and I had a great time over Christmas
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and New Year's. It was kind of a low-key
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uh time with our friends and our
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families. U in between that lots of
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calls and texts and visits and wrapping
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up loose ends uh from 2025 before the
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close of the year. Uh starting uh
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yesterday had a meeting with the Tuli
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River improvement joint powers
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agreement. Uh it was really a good
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meeting, a short meeting uh but there
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was really good news on the status of
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the success reservoir enlargement
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project. It's it's really there besides
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just a couple of loose ends. Uh but one
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thing that was really great, we had put
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in a Zoom call uh to a lobbyist in
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Washington DC uh regarding a 14.6 $6
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million appropriation for that project
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that was going through the energy and
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and water appropriations. Uh it was
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sponsored by Congressman Thong that the
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success reservoir is in his district um
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and also co-sponsored by Congressman
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Valadeo which it's not in his district
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but all of the downstream users are
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affected uh by this. And so it was a
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14.6 $6 million um um appropriation
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there that that had passed through.
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There's still some other hoops to jump
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through, but it was really good news and
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it looks like it is um uh that that will
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secure that funding and so I did reach
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out to both Congressman Fong and Valido
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thanking them uh for their efforts on
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that and really appreciative of that. Um
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this coming Thursday have our Eastern
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Tuli groundwater sustainability agency
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meeting at Portville City Hall at 2:00
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as that agency winds down uh be uh
[27:26]
toward the end of or toward next month
[27:28]
toward the end of next month it's
[27:29]
winding down uh and will be taken over
[27:32]
by the Tuli East Groundwater
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Sustainability Agency when I serve as
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vice chair chair on the ETGSA and vice
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chair now on the uh TEGSA.
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Uh and then also on Thursday be meeting
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with the Porterville uh museum board on
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a potential addition uh to the museum
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celebrating three historic theaters uh
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that have been in Porterville. So
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excited to see if they can get that uh
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underway helping everyone that I can.
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And that's all that I have to report,
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Madam Chair.
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>> Thank you.
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» Thank you.
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>> All right. I want to start off first of
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» All right. I want to start off first of
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all with wishing everybody a h merry
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Armenian Christmas. Today, uh, Armenians
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celebrate Christmas and, um, and it's
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not because things go on sale after the
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25th of December. [laughter]
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We go by an old Julian calendar and, uh,
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just the way it is.
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>> How do you say Merry Christmas in
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» How do you say Merry Christmas in
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Armenian?
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>> Uh, you don't want me to say that.
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» Uh, you don't want me to say that.
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>> Oh, [laughter]
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» Oh, [laughter]
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>> shorun, I think. But yes. All right. So,
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» shorun, I think. But yes. All right. So,
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a couple things I want to highlight. Um
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few weeks ago, Supervisor Vanderpool and
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I got a tour of the new Kawia Health
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Clinic that is located in our Tallery
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Acres Professional Center or the Sigma
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building. Um it was actually the space
[28:47]
that the board used for about a year
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while our offices here were being
[28:51]
remodeled and they have done an
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incredible job with that space. Um and
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we look forward to them opening it,
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bringing new doctors in to serve our
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community. So, thank you for that. Um,
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tomorrow I have a meeting with Adrienne
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Hillman from Salt and Light. On Saturday
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I will be attending the uh and
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presenting a certificate to Mave Blanco
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who is receiving her Eagle Scout and she
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is um part of the first and only all
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girl scouting uh troop. It's not called
[29:23]
Boy Scouts anymore. It's called Scout
[29:25]
Scouting of America I believe. So um
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congratulations to her. I then have uh
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next week a Ter County Economic
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Development uh Corporation
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Administration meeting and then we're
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back here in chambers. So with that, we
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will move on to public comment.
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These items are routine and usually
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approved. Oh no, that's for the consent
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calendar.
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Public comment is a time where uh
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members of the public can comment on any
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item not appearing on the agenda. for
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items that are on the agenda. I will
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open that up for public com comment
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during the time that we hear that. Uh so
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at this time, do we have anybody here
[30:03]
today that would like to speak for
[30:05]
public comment?
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>> We have Brian Thurn.
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» We have Brian Thurn.
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>> Usually you get three minutes. Today you
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» Usually you get three minutes. Today you
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get one.
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>> Nah. Hi, Brian.
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» Nah. Hi, Brian.
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>> Always uh I was going to say
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» Always uh I was going to say
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congratulations, Madam Chairman, but uh
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I always try to practice the three Bs of
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public speaking. Be brief, be brilliant,
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be gone. And with that, I just want to
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say on behalf of Southern California
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Edison, happy new year uh to all of you
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at the county. We want to express our
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appreciation
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uh for the partnership and support uh
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this past year. As you know, it was a
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very active year for us at Edison,
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particularly on the wildfire safety
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front. Um we have our targeted
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underground uh project in Springville
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where Supervisor Townson's um been a key
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um leader in that effort and working
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with us to help u improve the wildfire
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safety uh in that area. I want to
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express our thanks to Supervisor Valero
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for the wildfire safety work we've done
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this past year in Three Rivers. We've
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turned the corner on that work and we
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had a great year of uh customer
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engagement up there. Uh thanks to the
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supervisor and all of our uh county
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partners. I do want to also thank uh Mr.
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Britt and Mr. Hess uh for their u
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support over this past year and also for
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um your board staff uh Israel Satello
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and Patrick Burks, your county PIO
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Jennifer Fox uh who's been a great
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partner uh uh during the year and uh
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your emergency manager Sabrina Bamonte.
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And then last but certainly not least,
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Chief Norman. So again, our appreciation
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and we look forward to working with you
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this year. Thank you.
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>> Thank you, Brian. We appreciate you,
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» Thank you, Brian. We appreciate you,
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too.
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>> Okay. Do we have anybody else who would
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» Okay. Do we have anybody else who would
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like to speak?
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>> Yes, [clears throat] David.
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» How's it going everyone? Uh,
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>> congratulations, Madame Chair, and uh,
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» congratulations, Madame Chair, and uh,
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uh, happy new year to the rest of the
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members of the board. Uh my name is
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Daniel Seulva and I'm a district
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representative for Congressman Jim
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Casa's office. Uh I just wanted to
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briefly highlight a few statistics from
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our 2025 end of the year report uh which
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reflects uh some of the work Congressman
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Kas has been doing uh in Tallery County
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and as well as the rest of the central
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valley. Over the past year uh
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Congressman K has sponsored 26 bills and
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co-sponsored 351 bills focused on
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important issues here in the valley and
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valley. Our office closed more than
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1,200 constituent casework requests,
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responded to more than 11,000
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constituent messages, and returned $74
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million directly to residents of the
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21st district through federal casework.
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In addition, $831 million in federal
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funding came into the 21st district for
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infrastructure, uh, water, public
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safety, and other community priorities.
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Um, our office is looking to make those
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blumbers larger. And, uh, if there are
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people here in the 21st district here in
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Terary County that need help and need
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more assistance with federal agencies, I
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want to remind everybody that our office
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is located um at 425 East Oak Avenue,
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sweet 202. Uh, that's the transit center
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for anyone who doesn't know. And our
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phone number is 559-7499330.
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Again, uh thank you so much for this
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opportunity to share and uh thank you
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guys everyone for your service to
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county.
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>> Thank you, Daniel. And please share with
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» Thank you, Daniel. And please share with
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the congressman. We appreciate his
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support and his presence in Tallery
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County.
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>> Thank you.
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» Thank you.
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>> Thank you.
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» Thank you.
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>> Okay, anyone else?
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» Okay, anyone else?
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>> The public comment cards.
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» The public comment cards.
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>> Pardon?
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» Pardon?
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>> That concludes the public comment card.
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» That concludes the public comment card.
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>> Thank you.
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» Thank you.
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>> Nobody's rushing the podium, so we will
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» Nobody's rushing the podium, so we will
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uh move on to the consent calendar.
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Do we have any items that need to be
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pulled?
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Oh
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>> yes, we have item 18 that needs to be
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» yes, we have item 18 that needs to be
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pulled off the calendar.
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>> And u madame clerk, I I just wanted or
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» And u madame clerk, I I just wanted or
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madam clerk, madam chair, I wanted to uh
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highlight a couple of items because we
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have uh uh pretty much eight 8 to 10
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appointments on our consent calendar.
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And I just want to thank all of the
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individuals uh who are stepping up to
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serve uh including um we are appointing
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a new member to uh the Ter County
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Employees Retirement Association board.
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And I want to point this out
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specifically because uh Gary Reid, a
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longtime serving member of Tacera as
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well as a former county supervisor uh
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here in these chambers stepped down. He
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did so very quietly and I want to
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respect his uh request for privacy. But
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uh Gary served a long time here in
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Tallery County. His work is to be
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commended. Uh he was a financial adviser
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in the private sector and uh really do
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appreciate all of his service and we
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were blessed to have another financial
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adviser who's younger coming in uh to
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serve on to Sarah in Igor Ferrer. So, I
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want to thank Eigor for stepping up to
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that position.
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>> And I'd also like to make note of Aaron
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» And I'd also like to make note of Aaron
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Brooks, our public defender, who's here
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today, who serves on our mental health
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board also. And Mr. Seo, did you we had
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one to pull?
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>> 18 is pulled.
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» 18 is pulled.
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>> Madam Chair, can I also mention about
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» Madam Chair, can I also mention about
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Gary Reid a little bit?
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>> Pardon? I'd also like to say something
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» Pardon? I'd also like to say something
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about Gary Reid just because he's been
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so influential in uh in the portable
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area in district five in general as as
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supervisor Vanderpool mentioned uh that
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he had served on the board of
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supervisors and then with the TCH Tacera
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for so many years and so he has been uh
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intimately involved in in the um in the
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workings of Tillery County for many
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years. So really appreciate his service.
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Thank you.
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>> Okay. Thank you. So, we have a motion by
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» Okay. Thank you. So, we have a motion by
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Supervisor Mccari with a second by
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Supervisor Valero for approval. Uh, with
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18 removed, please cast your votes.
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Consent calendar passes. 50.
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Okay. With that, we have no public
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hearings and no timed items today. So,
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madame council, do we have a need for
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close session?
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>> Yes, madam chair, there is need for
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» Yes, madam chair, there is need for
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close session. Item B is off calendar
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and I do not anticipate any announcement
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out. Okay. Well, thank you folks. Happy
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New Year. And this is how it's going to
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be every week.
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Thank you.