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[0:01] We'll go ahead and call this special meeting in the Board of Commissioners to order. We'll begin with a pledge of allegiance. Everyone, please stand.
[0:12] pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands.
[0:19] One nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
[0:28] Move next to public comment, noting no public is present.
[0:33] It will be verification of the posting of the agenda.
[0:36] And more for the record, the agenda was posted on November 7th between the hours of 3
[0:40] and 5 at the locations listed on the agenda in accordance with statutes.
[0:45] Number 5, consideration and possible action will provide the agenda if it's submitted.
[0:49] Take it a motion.
[0:51] We'll make a motion to approve the agenda.
[0:53] I'll second it. Those in favour? I motion approved.
[1:02] Six are appointments. Number A will be consideration
[1:08] of possible action. Camus of the 2024 Church of County official General Election held on November
[1:13] 5, 2024. Linda?
[1:18] Good evening, Linda Ross Reacher. Tilt County Clerk treasure for the record.
[1:22] Well, all in all in our elections did go well and thank you Jim.
[1:27] He's mentioned it quite a few times that we did a great job and I want to thank all of you
[1:32] presenting this to you.
[1:34] I do have some statistics because it was asked.
[1:41] We have, I guess I should have just said our turnout was 77% and I had made a comment like
[1:48] I wanted more than that. However, we've got the most registered voters that we had in all times.
[1:56] And so who showed up to vote for our 2024 general election was almost just under a thousand people more.
[2:07] So our turnout was better because you had asked me at one point, the 2020, exactly.
[2:12] However, so when you're, it's the registered voter and then your average is made from how many people showed it to vote.
[2:24] So I can go all the way back to 1982 and it was like an 87% turnout. However, we only had less than 7,000 voters at that time.
[2:33] We've got over 17,000 now, and that kind of proves to our county as grown and, you know, our population and so on and so forth.
[2:45] Over 17,000, we have 17,399 registered voters.
[2:50] That's registered voters for the general election, active voters only.
[2:56] So in that I'd like the board to for approval for canvas of the vote.
[3:09] Any questions from
[3:11] waterstone? No. Now I just say you guys did a great job. Pam, when I heard no complaints
[3:21] this year, no one's saying that they stayed out in the cold. So I think what you did over at
[3:26] That's a big change, but we need a big difference and we'll have a lot of people positive feedback.
[3:34] Thank you.
[3:36] Could I get a motion?
[3:38] I'll make a motion to accept the canvas of the votes of the official Churchill County General Election.
[3:45] held on November 5, 2024,
[3:50] in directing the clerk,
[3:52] to enter in an abstract,
[3:54] other results containing the number of votes,
[3:58] cast for each candidate,
[4:00] and directing her to certify the scene.
[4:04] Make a copy of their up,
[4:06] and the complete and mechanized report
[4:09] by the abstract and compliance with
[4:12] Regulations adopted by the Secretary of State in the transmit such as required by
[4:20] Sanchez.
[4:22] All second that, all those in favor say aye.
[4:25] Aye.
[4:25] Motion approved.
[4:27] Thank you.
[4:28] Move next to appointment.
[4:30] Be, consideration, possible action, certification, the results of the
[4:35] election.
[4:35] The supervisor for the hon.
[4:36] Stillwater Conservation Districts, which was held on November 7, 2024.
[4:42] Hey, Pam, we're for the record.
[4:45] As you both know, we held the law in still water conservation district selections on November
[4:50] 7th, and now the clerk is required to certify those results.
[4:55] Marina Hazard and Robert Fragendis were both re-elected to another term on the still water conservation
[5:01] district.
[5:02] No, law in conservation district, and Sharon Harper and Lesbira were re-elected to, right?
[5:07] We're still water conservation district.
[5:09] this, the gender report is totally wrong. And I also noticed that it says no action needed but we do need to
[5:17] certify the election results of that law and conservation district.
[5:25] Thank you. Any questions from water staff?
[5:31] Noting no public is present?
[5:33] Could I get a motion to approve the certification that results of the election, a supervisor for the law and still water conservation districts?
[5:40] I'll make a motion to approve the certification and the results of the election for the law
[5:49] and we can serve conservation district and the stillwater conservation district.
[5:56] Well, second that, all those in favor say aye.
[5:59] Aye.
[6:00] Motion approved.
[6:01] Thank you.
[6:02] Thank you.
[6:03] Move next to our last public comment, noting no public disc presence.
[6:07] I mean it's a jerk. Thank you.
[6:15] Thank you.