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[0:07] A quick notice of this meeting was provided in a quorum for Chapter 2, carding on public law in 1975.
[0:19] I'm
[0:24] going to show what you'd like to do if I choose for us.
[0:30] I'd like to leave this to the flag of the United States of America.
[0:35] I'd like to do the republic for religious hands.
[0:37] Organization of the United States of the United States of the United States of the United States of the United States of the United States of the United States of the United States.
[0:42] At
[0:46] this time, the life will have the moon, the silence, recently, we lost one of our employees.
[0:52] Her name was Katherine Gora, Sam, please keep her family and your folks over there.
[1:05] Thank you, Rolfo.
[1:08] Commissioner Capazola.
[1:10] Commissioner Garcia, Belichon here.
[1:12] Commissioner Alcina.
[1:13] Commissioner Sara.
[1:14] Commissioner Romero.
[1:16] Yes.
[1:16] You can direct a march on.
[1:18] Yes.
[1:18] Director Taylor.
[1:19] Present.
[1:20] Do I have a motion in a second to open public comment on resolutions on my vote?
[1:25] Second.
[1:26] All the favour?
[1:27] Aye.
[1:28] Do you have public comment tonight?
[1:39] All the favour?
[1:41] Aye.
[1:56] Good evening.
[1:57] I'm Cheryl Golden, Director of the Division of Social Services.
[2:01] A little over a year ago, I came and I spoke at one of your meetings about to provide you information with the Scuming.
[2:08] of SNAP benefits that was occurring and how it was impacting some of the residents that
[2:13] we serve at the Division Social Services.
[2:18] So to tell a little bit about skimming, when these benefits are skimmed, it's the SNAP benefits
[2:24] that are on the card.
[2:27] That means that all of the funds that are on that card for that recipient are stolen.
[2:34] So they're taken from the card and they don't get anything back until the following months
[2:39] And the funds for purchasing food cannot be replaced.
[2:43] So the main cause of skinning is through criminals attaching a device to a point of
[2:48] sale machine at a retailer that captures the card information and the pin number that is
[2:54] entered by the consumer.
[2:56] It happens to cards that are spiked with the magnetic strip, which has been the only way
[3:02] that benefit cards have been produced so far by the New Jersey public assistance program.
[3:08] And Josie has been working toward upgrading that EBT card to have chip functionality, which
[3:14] will significantly reduce the potential for skimming.
[3:18] So, well, the time has finally come.
[3:20] They've been talking about it for a few years, had to go through a big approval process,
[3:24] a lot of different things that had to happen.
[3:27] So Josie has been approved to use not only the chip functionality, but all of the new cars
[3:32] will also be able to be tapped. You'll be able to tap to purchase food. This is great news for
[3:39] these families that we serve because their benefits will be protected, but it also comes
[3:44] with a little bit of a change. So I wanted to talk to you tonight about that change because we
[3:49] all know that some people have problems with change. We're going to work through with them.
[3:57] So previously, all 21 counties, social service agencies, we print the cards, we have the machines,
[4:04] we have the cards, we print them once cases are approved, and we provide them then to the
[4:11] people that we serve.
[4:12] New Jersey provided each county with these machines, so we did all those things on our own.
[4:19] The chip card and the tap card printing equipment and the, you know, the actual cards themselves are extremely expensive.
[4:29] And it is cost prohibitive for the state to provide us now with those machines and with those cards.
[4:36] So all cards will be printed by the state and they will be mailed to eligible recipients by the state of New Jersey.
[4:44] They're going to centralize the entire process.
[4:48] It's moving forward now, and the launch date is set for early July for the three pilot
[4:54] counties.
[4:55] Combo and county happens to be one of those pilot counties.
[4:58] The process should roll out statewide by the end of the summer.
[5:04] It's going to take some time for us to educate the people that we serve, that we will no longer
[5:09] be sending them these cards.
[5:11] There's going to be a change in the way that they receive them and in some cases, it might seem like the replacement cards are not coming as quickly or they are not as accessible as they were when we were doing it ourselves in violent.
[5:26] So we can't print them. We cannot mail them. We will still provide our consumers with the information.
[5:32] We will assist them with reporting the lost or stolen cards and we will help them order their new cards, but we won't be distributing them.
[5:39] According to the Division of Family Development, which is our oversight entity of the state,
[5:46] the time frame for the receipt of the cards that they are going to send is about a week
[5:50] after the case approval or after a card is reported as lost or stolen.
[5:57] Information on the change is going to be nailed to all eligible households on around June 15.
[6:03] I will share all of the information materials with all of you with the county webmaster,
[6:07] So we can get all of these things online, so we can get as much information out as possible.
[6:13] County administration, yourselves, commissioners, other age,
[6:17] county agencies and nonprofits, they may be contacted by residents about the change.
[6:23] But you know, I will be available to staff and social services are very happy to assist anybody
[6:27] that needs help in understanding the change or if they have questions on how they will be impacted.
[6:33] It is possible that the transition could be difficult for some people, but the benefit of securing
[6:40] those funds on those dollars as well, you know, it outweighs any kind of inconvenience
[6:44] that they might have to wait an extra day or two, because we get them out pretty quickly.
[6:49] That's to me that may be, you know, the downside of this, instead of getting it within two
[6:55] or three days, they may wait a week, so you may hear things like that, but again, we don't
[7:00] control over that. We will just tell wherever we can. But as I said, the benefit of those dollars being secured,
[7:08] I think is worth the couple more days, wait. So that's the information I have and I said anybody has any questions,
[7:15] some reach out to me. And okay anything that you need? Thank you. Thank you so much.
[7:22] And the other four minutes,
[7:28] resolution 20.
[8:00] Resolution authorizing the award and non-fairment and contract for vote machine programming, testing, and supporting
[8:05] servitors in 2022-2026 primary election. Do I have a motion in seconds?
[8:10] So moved. Second.
[8:13] Commissioner Garcia-Volicky, that's Commissioner Alcena, Commissioner Sorrow.
[8:17] Yes. Commissioner Mayor Alcena, Deputy Director Marshal.
[8:20] Yes. Director Taylor, yes.
[8:21] Director by May, out of question, we're not going to change our votes.
[8:26] We had a discussion last couple of years that then they'd come back and charted us to something
[8:35] like before in the election, and to the past non-formed amount of money, with this new set of
[8:41] the name we do, this program is actually the Dundal.
[8:46] That's mine.
[8:47] So we have to get a little bit more of the lower remains needed to visit so we can much
[8:54] force here and more.
[8:56] We remember we had this stuff last year and we came a lot of money for the redesign
[8:59] of that for this.
[9:00] We paid for a refurbishment.
[9:02] So there we parked away for one point six.
[9:05] There's already we have some time to assure that they're not gonna come back and say
[9:08] if they're gonna look at it again.
[9:11] So if they're gonna come back and come out.
[9:12] The program would take place at least twice a year,
[9:15] sometimes three times a year, just a few days a half.
[9:18] Why didn't you have a primary school?
[9:20] I, I, I, I, it's so good that I should bring it
[9:22] that should be more than that.
[9:24] That's what I felt.
[9:25] I just wanted to have that work with the team's question.
[9:27] That's a, that's a more than the last piece of discussion
[9:29] that I have to write.
[9:30] That's, that's a, that's a, that's a, that's a,
[9:32] well, thank you report something back.
[9:34] But next thing, that's a, that's not a piece.
[9:37] I just want to show it to you, that's not a thing.
[9:40] That's a, that's a, that's a, that's a, that's a,
[9:42] All right. Thank you. Thank you, sir.
[9:46] Resolution 2026-325,
[9:48] Resolution Algorithm Purchase from New Jersey State Contract Fender
[9:51] for Flashpoint Software Services,
[9:54] an encryption software for rich police department,
[9:56] mobile police department, and buying a police department.
[9:58] Do I have a motion in seconds?
[10:00] So, thank you.
[10:02] Commissioner Garcia-Bolika,
[10:04] Commissioner Elstein, Commissioner Sorrow,
[10:10] Commissioner
[10:10] Resolution 2026-326 resolution for reaching shorter number one
[10:15] to contract from providing food services and food services management services for the
[10:19] Commonwealth County Department Corrections
[10:21] RIP number 25-10 do I have an additional second
[10:24] So, is that correct?
[10:27] Commissioner for the City of Alickey.
[10:28] Commissioner, I'll see you now.
[10:30] Commissioner for the Commissioner for the Mayor of the City of Alickey.
[10:32] The Deputy Director for the Department of John.
[10:33] Corrector Taylor.
[10:35] Yes.
[10:35] Resolution 2026-327 resolution authorizing the award of a non-faire
[10:40] have been contract for 120 carbon,
[10:42] fowards, 38 roads cast shoes with freight charges.
[10:45] Do I have a mission in a second?
[10:48] Sorry.
[10:50] Commissioner García Bollicki.
[10:52] Yes, Commissioner García Bollicki.
[10:53] Yes, Commissioner Saur.
[10:54] Yes.
[10:54] Commissioner Meryl.
[10:55] Yes.
[10:56] Deputy Director Marchon.
[10:57] Yes.
[10:58] Resolution 2026-328.
[11:01] Resolution declared.
[11:03] 2012.
[11:04] Dr. J. Paul.
[11:04] I saw plus and I needed property.
[11:06] I authorized the sale to the city.
[11:08] First him for $100.
[11:09] so I had a vision second.
[11:10] So I move.
[11:13] Commissioner for C-Apple Bigia.
[11:15] Yeah.
[11:15] Commissioner for C-Apple Bigia.
[11:16] Yeah, Commissioner for C-Apple Bigia.
[11:17] Yes.
[11:17] Commissioner for Mayor of Stackham.
[11:19] Director of Marshaun.
[11:20] Yes, Director of Talent.
[11:22] Presolving Point 26-329.
[11:24] Commissioner for C-Apple Bigia.
[11:25] Commissioner for Correctional Services Contract for Providing Mobile Radioogy, Radiology and Diagnetic Services
[11:30] to Department of Corrections.
[11:31] Do I have a mission?
[11:32] Second.
[11:32] Sure.
[11:36] Commissioner for C-apple Bigia.
[11:38] Commissioner for C-Apple Bigia.
[11:39] Commissioner for C-Apple Bigia.
[11:40] Yes, Mr. Mayor, Deputy Director Marshaan.
[11:43] Yes.
[11:44] Director Chandler.
[11:45] Yes.
[11:45] Resolution 2026-330.
[11:47] Resolution authorizing for Supreme Court and New Jersey Department of Human Services.
[11:51] Division of that, we development for the calendar year 2026 for the provision of
[11:55] Social Services for the home.
[11:56] So I can motion a second.
[11:57] Chair Luke.
[11:59] Second.
[12:01] Commissioner Garcia Belichy.
[12:02] Commissioner Sauron.
[12:04] Yes.
[12:04] Commissioner Emerald.
[12:05] Yes.
[12:07] The rest of the resolution, 2026-331 resolution,
[12:12] we're sending resolution, 2026-480 as to the work of a contract
[12:16] to make us in medical surgical government solutions LLC
[12:19] for supplying delivery, miscellaneous medical supplies
[12:22] to cover the impact of the number 25-552 and awarding a contract
[12:27] to BBA marketing and doing business as medical.
[12:30] Nega, do I have a motion in second?
[12:31] I'm a, sorry.
[12:34] Commissioner, I see a validity.
[12:36] Yes.
[12:36] Commissioner, I'll see you now.
[12:37] Commissioner Sauron. Yes. Commissioner Romero. Yes. Deputy Director Marshan. Yes. Director Taylor. Yes. Resolution all. Resolution twenty sixty thirty two. Resolution all the rising.
[12:47] You word a non-fair. It's in contract. Preparing professional legal services to the commonly county division of social services. Do I have a motion?
[12:54] Second. So moving.
[12:57] Commissioner. Yes. Commissioner. Yes. Commissioner Sauron. Yes. Commissioner. Yes.
[13:03] Yes. Commissioner. Yes. Commissioner. Yes.
[13:05] Okay, I'll let you.
[13:07] Yes.
[13:07] Resolution point 26-333 Resolution and then in Resolution point 25-11 also rising the appointment
[13:13] of a Southern Coastal Regional Employee Advice Fund Commissioner, an important fund commission.
[13:19] Thank you.
[13:20] Thank you.
[13:21] Thank you.
[13:22] Thank you.
[13:23] Commissioner for our safety.
[13:24] Yes.
[13:24] Commissioner, I'll see you now.
[13:25] Commissioner, sir.
[13:26] Yes.
[13:26] Commissioner, Mara.
[13:27] Yes.
[13:27] Deputy Director, Mara.
[13:28] Yes.
[13:29] Director, Mara.
[13:30] For the graduation point, 26-334 resolution or sending resolution point, 26-308.
[13:36] A warning in contract will provide you transportation services for adolescent clients.
[13:40] So, coming into account Apple Hall is an Azure Geo Service Insta office.
[13:44] Fid number 25-45, Resimation did number 25-45.
[13:48] Fid number 25-45, Resimation did number 25-45, Resimation did.
[13:52] Fid number 25-45, Resimation did.
[13:56] Fid number 25-45, Resimation did 25-45.
[14:00] Commissioner, I'll take the water.
[14:02] Commissioner, sir.
[14:03] Yes to commissioner, I'll take the water.
[14:05] If you direct Commissioner.
[14:06] Yes.
[14:06] Director Taylor.
[14:08] At this time we'll use you I use for the jams at Fort Pony 6me.
[14:17] 17.
[14:18] 1797.
[14:19] Resolution all rising in the water that not there is in contact for animalpture.
[14:23] So, for the ed.
[14:23] I used for the water protection.
[14:27] 17 불�ion with the water protection.
[14:28] 16, 199.
[14:28] Resolution for any group of information and stormy traffic
[14:31] or emergency contact with internet services
[14:31] awarded under state law for the contract, number 3SCNJ, 23 slash 24 national team.
[14:40] 1, 6, 8, 10, resolution, exercising first option to review contracts for providing various
[14:44] social services for the homeless, for the County of Parliament, and currently having
[14:48] to partner human services, are a huge 24, 9, 6, 8.
[14:52] 1, 6, 8, 1 line, resolution, exercising first option to review contract for providing
[14:57] services, virtual adults and families.
[15:00] Funded by the Common County Department of Human Services, Human Services Advisory Council, RFP 125-14.
[15:08] One, six, eight months to a resolution exercising first option to renew contract for providing services for children, adults, and families,
[15:14] funded by the Common County Department of Human Services, Human Services Advisory Council, RFP, and number 25-14-resolution.
[15:24] One, six, eight, thirteen, resolution, exercise in first options for a new contract for providing services for children, adults, and families funded by the Commonwealth County Department of Human Services.
[15:35] Human Services Advisory Council RFP25-14 Resubmission.
[15:41] One, six, eight, one, eight, resolution, and many, resolution 25-410, authorizing grant applications for the New Jersey Office of the Attorney General.
[15:49] for a self-ragette under the FFY 24-stop finance dance women act grant program, do a 1, 6, 8, 2, 2.
[15:58] Resolution approved change order, number 1, and final to contract for specifications of overly program.
[16:03] City's approach to environment, and townships of commercial, peer field, down, peer field, and upper peer field,
[16:09] Harmony County New Jersey Fit Number 24-34.
[16:14] 162-3, Resolution of Proving Change, Order Number 2, and
[16:17] Finally to Confess for Specifications for 2024,
[16:20] Guidrel Program, Various and Screened Suppilities,
[16:22] Covering County New Jersey Fit Number 25-9.
[16:27] 162-4, Resolution Panceling, Inspired Contracts for
[16:30] June 2026, Covering Material, Services and Supplies.
[16:35] 168-5, Resolution of Rights and Professors from State
[16:40] One, six, eight for you, resolution for the change order number two, the contract for providing
[16:45] design and permit and services for the replacement structure number 06FO, 031, CR609, over
[16:53] low-pats run in the city of Richmond and township of the Airfield Company County, RFP
[16:58] number 22-27.
[17:01] One, six, eight for you, one, resolution authorizing reassignment of hearing officer services for
[17:05] field of disciplinary actions by a police of the Commonwealth County Department of Corrections.
[17:12] One, six, eight, three, six, resolution of support for the advancement of the British
[17:15] and the desperate and safety improvement project in the third street in CR555 traffic calming
[17:21] and pedestrian safety improvements project. One, six, eight, three, seven. Resolution on any
[17:27] resolution, 2025, that's three, nine, nine. Resolution authorizing grant applications to the new
[17:33] There is the office of the Attorney General for a sub grant under the FSY 24 victims of
[17:37] crime act grant program.
[17:41] 1, 6, 8, 3, 8, Resolution grant and application to the New Jersey DEP, Resilient New
[17:46] Jersey, Regional Planning Grant.
[17:50] 1, 6, 8, 5, 6, Resolution Grating Final, approval of the Kitchener Properties, LLC, application
[17:56] to self-development with these men.
[17:58] One, six, eight, five, seven, resolution, and five, I'll prove all of the rock camp farms application to sell the belt mechanism.
[18:05] One, six, eight, five, eight, resolution, and five, I'll prove all of the rock camp farms application to sell the belt mechanism.
[18:12] One, six, eight, five, nine, resolution, all the rising professionals on time for mental health services provided for the critical incidents.
[18:25] Good question, Director.
[18:26] Good.
[18:31] The wrong one is just let me know. My question is, the next meeting we're going to have the whole budget.
[18:36] We're going to have a lot of discussion, but so since these are all consent items, would the board be allowed to build on them?
[18:47] To help expedite it, so we have more time for the public too.
[18:50] I have some more actions in my course of technically.
[18:54] Yeah, okay.
[18:54] I've got that done.
[18:57] Well, no, these are all consent.
[19:01] Okay.
[19:01] I'll just try to make sure that the public would have enough time to talk
[19:06] about the budget and everything that we understood yesterday.
[19:09] Look at what we got this.
[19:10] You're probably going to show off to one of these.
[19:13] You're right.
[19:16] Thank you, director.
[19:18] Public comment.
[19:19] New business, silly. Do I have a motion in a second?
[19:22] So, move.
[19:23] Second?
[19:24] In the favor?
[19:25] Aye, aye.
[19:28] Thank you, LaCona.
[19:32] Seeing none, motion a close?
[19:34] Second?
[19:35] Second?
[19:37] On favor?
[19:38] Aye, aye.
[19:40] Take a discussion?
[19:41] I believe you have a need for an executive session.
[19:43] Should you roll to the shore?
[19:44] It was not actually a disaster.
[19:47] For the 2020-26-335 Resolution, providing for our meeting, now there's been to the public
[19:52] in accordance with the position for the New Jersey Center to provide me with care
[19:55] for the full-fueled meeting at the UK at the 10-414-12, that is related to the purchase
[20:00] fee for acquisition of real properties for the investment of public funds, that is related
[20:05] to the litigation association and the internment client coverage, that is related to the
[20:09] employment relationship.
[20:10] Motion.
[20:19] Commissioner of our seatbook.
[20:20] Commissioner of our seatbook.