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right. It's Monday, January the 12th,
2026, 7 p.m. So, we'll call this town

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board meeting to order at 7 o'clock.
There's no one here from the public, so

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I will have to read the disclaimer. So,
we'll do roll call. Joe Seard,

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» present.
>> Janet Dailyaly is not present. Steve

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Turner
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» And Michelle Roberts present. So, we'll
do the pledge of allegiance.

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I pledge algiance to the flag of the
United States of America and to the

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republic for which it stands. One nation
under God, indivisible, with liberty and

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justice for all.

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» All right. So,
um we'll look over our financials for

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December.

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All right. So the top is your
all-incclusive.

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So at the top we have our bank balances
and then we have our CDs.

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We have our total bank balances plus the
certificate of deposits there almost

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halfway through. Um we had outstanding
checks and you'll see those um a few

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pages later. So we had outstanding
checks in general and wastewater. Um and

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we had an outstanding deposit in
wastewater at the end of the year. Um

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and so you can see the balance minus
those checks plus the deposits in

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transit
and then the book balances which you'll

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have the breakout reports after this
one. Um and so your total of your book

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balances is down there at the bottom
plus the investments. And as you can

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see, then that balances with what the
bank shows that we have in those

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accounts.
So the second page is exactly the same

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thing. It's just it's in the typed fund
report on the computer. So all of those

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totals there will match the ones that
you have on the front and your very

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bottom right corner
um is going to reflect that total on the

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front page. um that's in balance.
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Okay.
And so page three is going to be just

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your general fund
and that's all of those book balances

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and everything there is in good
standing.

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Nothing concerning. Um page four is the
outstanding check. There's one

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[laughter] every January
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» surely not. Um, so that's the only one
that's outstanding in the general fund.

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And page um five is your sanitation and
your sewage breakout

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and those numbers are what's on the
front page.

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Page six is going to be your outstanding
for wastewater utility. [snorts] So,

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we've got two um receipts that
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on the 1231, that one hadn't hit yet, of
22. Um the receipt that's dated 1113

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2025
FSB, that's Fairmont State Bank. We got

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um a check from them for one of our CDs
and I receeded it in on 1113 and took it

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to the bank. The reason that it's still
outstanding is is because then in

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December when I balance the books,
Fairmont State Bank had a change uh they

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went to a different computer program or
they computerized whatever they did.

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[clears throat]
So it was 4 days after they had just

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transitioned
>> and that I did not she gave me my

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receipt and everything my my copy but
when I got the December statement that

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um receipt that I deposited was take she
entered it as a check and withdrew it

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from our account.
So, I had to go back in um and Sam

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helped me and she put it back in because
she saw the code that they used was

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wrong. So, that's why it was outstanding
on this report here. Um because when Sam

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put it back in,

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we still didn't get credited for our
actual deposit of 314. They just put the

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314 back in that they took out. It took
us to zero and then didn't put our

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deposit in yet. So, I finally got that
straightened out. And I asked um I'm not

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sure if it if it was Kim or the other
gal, but um they took care of it. They

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gave me a slip here at the beginning of
the year and I asked them to write

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something out on their end for me to put
in the files um for the state board of

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accounts when it gets audited in however
many years because I may not remember

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» what it is.
>> Okay. So that's why that one's from

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November. So that's take I mean it's
going to be taken care of. You'll see

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that um at the next report. Um and then
we had three checks that were still

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outstanding.
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um account. So the revenue that comes in
there is from your interest on your CDs.

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So that um amount matches the front
and nothing different on there. So does

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anybody have any questions on the
financial report? No.

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» Okay. [clears throat]
So we'll go over minutes. [snorts] We

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actually have two to go over. So we'll
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So that one should be your top copy that
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So I'll give you a moment to look over
that and then I will entertain a motion

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to accept those.

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» Yeah.
>> Okay.

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I'll make a motion we accept those
minutes from December the 8th.

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» I'll second.
>> Okay. All those in favor say I.

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» I.
>> Okay. And then we'll look at the 22nd

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which was our end of the year meeting.
And that should be right underneath this

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one here. Jo.

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» Yeah. Okay.
>> Sticks together.

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So, we just had those two things on old
business and then I just let them know

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that town attorney Kyle Percinger said
he would represent us again.

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Make a motion we accept the minutes from
December 22nd.

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» Second.
>> Okay. All those in favor say I.

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» I.
>> Okay. So those have been accepted.

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All right. Um public comments. I haven't
obviously no one's here. Um, I've not

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received any
>> concerns or calls or anybody come in

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about anything. So, there's nothing
there. Um, old business.

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Um, the salary ordinances taken care of.
I have that for you to sign. I'll grab

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it. Um,
I sent a message to Kevin Boyce about

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the sanitation. So, we should be getting
he'll send the actual contract. um for

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me to sign and send back to him. Um so,
let's see. Um I don't believe there's

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any other old business unless you guys
have something.

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» I saw that the Christmas lights are
down. So, a had contacted me to find out

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the beginning date and the end date. So,
>> you you got them all down anyway, would

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you?
>> Mhm.

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» Okay.
>> Yeah. Got all that. So do you guys have

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any new business?
>> You have to have appointed all the

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officers and everything for for the
year.

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» Okay. So appointment of officers. So we
have council president

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and then we have over the
town park.

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» Yes.
>> And then we have street department that

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oversees
that. So

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» make a motion. We had in last year we
had again this year.

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» I'll second that. Yeah. Status quo. They
know what they're doing. [laughter]

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» Okay. Um so Steve, that puts you over
park just so you know.

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» And I need to give you a key actually to
the shelter so you can do that. And that

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um retains Janet as over streets and Joe
Seward as council president.

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Okay. Um we already took care of the
salary ordinance last time.

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is there anything else that we take?

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I think just the appointment of those
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» the areas I'll take care of all all the
everything would be on that too.

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» Do what? Oh, the areas. Yeah. Of what
the districts are. Um because the

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districts haven't
>> you guys haven't voted to change

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districts or anything like that. So it
has the outline of the streets.

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Um so
>> you got anything else we need?

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Everybody's happy on my side of the
tracks. Nobody said anything good.

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» They haven't had anything. So, um,
>> got my new neighbors over there. They

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seem to be going to work out all right.
>> Yeah.

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» I told him I met them or I met her and
she's seems really sweet. So, looking

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forward to being in town.
>> Oh, really young?

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» Um,
>> she's 64.

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» And then it's her son.
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» another Joe in town.
>> And you got two dogs.

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» 40ome.
>> Yeah, I think he's 46. He's got a son at

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the senior.
>> Okay. and they moved here from Moonville

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Moonville. A lot of people don't heard
of that, but I've been there a couple

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times. South of
>> Hill, you know, Moonville.

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» She has high oaks of flower beds and all
that. She's talking to Janet Underwood

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down there. And uh he's got he wants to
put a pole bar up, you know. So, you

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have to let us know when you get ready
to do that. So, you'll know where the

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utilities are under this ground here.
>> Yes.

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» Yeah. Because they come back to bite you
someday. [laughter] Um Joe, at the end

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of the year meeting, this was the
ordinance that they passed and signed

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for the salaries.
Um and everything stayed the same as

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2025.
>> Yes. Uh the green sheet is the 2025. I

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had made a copy of it so they would have
that as reference. I think you guys got

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that actually at the beginning the
December the regular town meeting. Um,

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and so then the top one is the actual
ordinance for 2026 that need to be taken

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care of. So, um, everything's the same.
So, other than that, it's just the

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warrants that we need to sign. And, um,
there's a couple I haven't gotten yet,

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but they're the normal. It's like, um,
Travis's. So, I mean, it's a standing

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that we just Oh, you already signed,
too.

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» Yeah. And there were a couple on the
green that were from the very end of or

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from the end of December. So you'll see
there might be a couple that to the same

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place, but one's the December and one's
the January.

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and I will have you guys when he's done
with that and I'll let him get his

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steps, but I have the minutes for you to
sign them that you pass tonight.

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and initial.

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» Think you missed that one, too? Did
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» Oh, I already did.
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» Sorry.
>> All right. Well, Steve, I'll give you

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the two minutes that you guys just
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I keep my stacks

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and then that's the report and you can
see that it matches the one that you

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got. That's the original that you just
need to initial

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» anywhere on the front. All right.
>> Yeah. Anywhere down there

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going Wednesday night? July.
>> The governor's going to give his speech

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Wednesday night.
>> Oh, was he?

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» Yes.
>> What time?

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» What time? I guess I didn't hear what
time it was.

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» Probably normally about 8:00. We'll see
what that is. They're supposed to talk

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about
reducing your utility bills.

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» Yeah.
>> We take those fees off there. We figure

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out a way to reduce those.
>> That's That's what Well, I tell you, we

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let that go all these years. We should
have been complaining years ago. Should

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have stopped before we got that far down
the road.

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» Yes.
>> Yeah. I know. I think we added ours up

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and I mean it's like $120 some dollars
in fees.

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» Yeah.
>> I mean, we barely I mean, you know, if

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we just paid our regular our actual
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people could afford it.
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» pretty much.
>> I still count the lucky stars. We ended

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up with natural gas and then because
bottle gas was not friends to nobody.

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» So, well, that'll be interesting to hear
what they proposed then.

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» Yes. I probably people need to begin
>> uh listen to that and see what they're

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saying and they need to talk to their
legislators

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» and be mad that they do something
because it's you know

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» well I was going to say for some
families those fees alone could buy

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groceries for some families or pay
another

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» bill pay a rent
>> yeah [laughter]

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pay a rent another utility
>> it's crazy

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I mean because the fees that I pay that
we pay to them is more than we pay like

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for our um to center point energy for
the gas.

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» Yeah.
>> We don't need to use that much.

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» Hey, power is going to be a problem in
this country as we go down the road it

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looks like. So,
>> yeah.

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» Well,
>> several generations down.

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» If they let the data centers come in,
they will use all your power.

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» Yeah.
>> They're talking about now you have

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blackouts
>> in your water.

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» They will they will have that in the
water. Did the one that they were going

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to put there by Tuttle Orchards in
Greenfield, did it get knocked down?

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» I think it got knocked down.
>> Uh there's just a lot of Blackford

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County over getting bombarded with all
that stuff.

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» Are they?
>> They're going to put some nuclear power

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plants in Indiana,
>> but I don't know what capacity.

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» Yeah. Well, I know they were looking at
Marian at one time. Um, I'm going to try

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to search around for internet service
that um, if I can get a good price on

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just internet and then get a good price
just on the Simple Mobile, then

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I think we need to switch to that. If I
get a good price on just

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the the thing is is for the phone if we
go back to the regular phone then we

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have to have like Frontier or something.
So you're paying you're paying a larger

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amount where right now like the mobile
is $1710

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a month
but the cable the internet

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» keeps going up and up.
>> That is not a Wi-Fi.

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» So what I wondered was if I could find a
simple mobile plan to switch to that

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that would be comparable like a smart
talk or something for what we use. Um,

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» like I know Starlink, you can get
Starlink for I believe they said those

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the bottom package is like $80 a month.
>> Um, or try to find something because

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Comcast is just actually getting
ridiculous. So, that is on my list for

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mobile. You can't get off of them when
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» I can check and see.
>> They they sent me a thing says you can

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get on.
>> Oh, really? Like a flyer in the mail?

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» You can get off this shower. say,
>> "Okay, so I'm going to do some because

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obviously we can't just have I mean we
have to have the the phone, but if we go

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back to Frontier, then we're going to
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» you have to I mean, you got to pay for
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» Where's our phone?"
>> Well, the we do the mobile right now and

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it's $1710
>> on your mobile.

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» Mhm. because it's through Comcast.
>> Comcast.

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» So if we drop the internet though, then
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up because it was part of it was like a
it was like a promotion that

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» you you can find what they told me was
$25 a month. You can get some services

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and get just a cell phone.
>> Okay.

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» You know,
>> that's what I was going to look into. So

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» just get one of them.
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So, but I'll check some different um
>> how many people have gone past year in

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town now?
>> We do.

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» I got
>> We do. I would like to switch to

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Starlink. I know Jeff switched to
Starlink. There's like an $80 and then

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the upper is like 120. the lower one. I
guess the way I understand that it

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works, and I could be completely wrong,
the more people that's on it at the

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upper, the lower slows down,
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» it slows down.
>> Mhm.

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All the the um it all goes to the upper
tier. I have to have two

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for the school. I can't I can't do a
lower package at my house and carry it

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over to the school because I got 11 kids
on that could possibly do be doing

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typing. I mean, they're on devices here
throughout the day. So, I can't I can't

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do that at home. So, I'm kind of stuck
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um so,
>> and you call them up and talk to them

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about reducing the price. Um, well, our
contract's just ending, so yeah, I mean,

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I'll see if if something we can get
something better. Um,

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and if not, I mean, I'll tell them then
we'll be shopping elsewhere.

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» But I'm still going to look into the
others because

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» it's it just keeps going up like
everything. So,

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» yeah,
>> but that is on my on my list here.

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» I think Frontier, they're in Fairmont
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» $30.
>> I think for the phone. Oh, for the phone

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part.
>> For the phone part now because they're

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coming. They got they put the fiber
optic over there. So, you can get that.

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It's okay. But, you know, that's kind of
not far around,

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» right?
Yeah. It'll just take me some some calls

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and some searches to figure out.

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» [snorts]

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» I think the bank up there is finally
getting used to their system.

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I know it's a hard change when you go
from

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one to I think the system is way
different than what we were ever used

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to.
>> Finances at large now we got that auto

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change. It's
>> a big change. I know.

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change is tough.

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» They'll get it. That's what I kept
telling him. You'll get it. You'll get

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it. You'll get used to it and then it'll
>> change again.

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» It'll be nice. And then there's the
financial report to initial by Steve and

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you can see that it's matches your copy.
>> Mhm.

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All right. [snorts] Any other business?
>> You got anything else, Dave?

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» No, I'm good.
>> All right, then I'll motion to adjourn.

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» We'll second that.
>> Meeting adjourned. Shut the light.

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I said that stop by Gas City today and I
saw a woman with