[0:09] Welcome to the village board meeting of August 25th. Please join us in our

[0:13] pledge of allegiance.

[0:17] I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the

[0:23] republic for which it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and

[0:30] justice for all. >> Thank you. Welcome to Floridausty

[0:36] » here. Hyper >> here.

[0:38] » Trusty >> here.

[0:40] » Trusty Mason >> here.

[0:41] » Trusty Bowman >> here. Mayor Hol

[0:44] » here. representing staff this evening. To my left, our village manager,

[0:47] Napoleon Haney. To my right, our village attorney, Chris Cummings. To the

[0:50] audience is right, our police chief Don Johnson. Assistant for the village

[0:55] manager Anne Mitchell. Noah Schumer, community and economic development

[1:00] director, Amy Zakowski, finance director, public works director Josh

[1:05] Berman, and assistant village manager Karen Saka.

[1:09] the minutes of August 11th in and in the front row is Antonia Steinill

[1:17] who is our communication director. Excuse me for overlooking here.

[1:22] » The minutes of uh August 11th. Any additions or correction? Trusty W.

[1:27] » Trusty Hyperman. >> I have none.

[1:29] » Trusty C. >> No sir.

[1:30] » Trusty. >> No sir.

[1:32] » Trusty Roman. >> Nothing.

[1:33] » May I have a motion to approve the minutes, please?

[1:36] » So move. >> Second. Been moved by trustee Singson,

[1:39] seconded by trustee Roman. Roll call, please.

[1:45] » Trusty. >> Hi.

[1:47] » Simpson. >> Hi.

[1:48] » Benson. >> Hi.

[1:50] » Ro I. >> The minutes are approved. The claims

[1:53] list in the amount of $781,895.84.

[1:58] Comments or questions? Trusty W. >> Trusty.

[2:02] » Trusty Simpson. >> No sir.

[2:03] » Trusty Mason. >> I am not.

[2:05] » Trusty Bowman. >> No. I have a motion to approve the

[2:07] claims list, please. >> Second.

[2:12] » Been moved by Trusty Willis, second by Trusty Roman. Roll call, please.

[2:17] » Hi. >> Trusty Hacker.

[2:18] » Hi. >> Trusty Sing.

[2:19] » Hi. >> Trusty Mer.

[2:21] » Hi. >> Trusty Bman.

[2:22] » Hi. >> Claims list is approved. Of that 700

[2:25] almost $782,000 claims list. Four items comprise the

[2:29] majority of that list. Our payment for pavement markings in the village was

[2:34] $96,000. one month's village employees health

[2:37] insurance $365,000 Thorn Creek Sanitary District one month

[2:44] payments $89,000 and what's going to be the first of many

[2:49] storm related outside contractors payments to trees are us $77,000

[2:55] that amounted to $627,000 or 80% of that claims list

[3:03] the oath of office. >> Mr. Burman.

[3:08] » Good evening, board. Good evening, residents. Uh, Connie, I'd like you to

[3:11] invite you up.

[3:18] Connie joined the village of Homewood as a utility division supervisor on June

[3:22] 29th, 2026. She brings a strong background in public

[3:26] works and emergency response, most recently serving as with the village of

[3:30] Tinley Park public works department as a utility maintenance worker. During her

[3:34] time there, Connie gained extensive experience with water main repairs,

[3:38] sanitary sewer maintenance, meter replacements, street light repairs, snow

[3:42] operations, and day-to-day operation of pump houses and lift stations.

[3:47] Prior to career with public works, Connie served as a firefighter paramedic

[3:50] for the Hazel Press, Country Club Hills, and as an emergency dispatcher in South

[3:55] Holland. We are excited for Connie to join the public works team and look

[3:59] forward to the experience she brings in serving the residents of Homewood.

[4:04] running step

[4:18] office of the office of utility division supervisor utility division supervisor

[4:23] for the village of homewood for the village of do solemnly swear do solemnly

[4:27] swear I will support the constitution of the United States that I will support

[4:30] the constitution of the United States the constit Constitution of the state of

[4:34] Illinois constitution of the state of Illinois and the municipal ordinances

[4:38] the municipal ordinances of the village of the village of I will faithfully

[4:42] discharge and I will faithfully discharge of the duties of utility

[4:47] supervisor utility supervisor according to the best of my ability

[5:18] I love the sign. [laughter]

[5:27] items number eight, the retirement resolution oaths of office within the

[5:31] fire department are deferred until our next meeting presentations. At this

[5:36] time, Antonia Stein Miller will give a presentation on the refresh of the

[5:40] village of Homewood style guide. >> The most exciting thing on your agenda

[5:46] today. Um, woohoo. So, a little background of what we're doing here

[5:52] today. Um, for those of you who aren't familiar, we are getting a new website

[5:57] very soon. Um, and with that comes sending our original style guide to our

[6:03] Civic Plus website vendor. Um, in our research, we discovered that our style

[6:09] guide and our branding guidelines haven't been updated since 2010.

[6:14] So, actually 15 years going into September. So, we as a team decided that

[6:19] we were going to look at our style guide and refresh it and make it a little more

[6:24] vibrant, a little more modern. Um, we're doing it in-house, so we're going to

[6:28] save money. And we're not changing the brand. We've already established our

[6:33] brand over the last 15 years. So, we don't want to change it. We just want to

[6:36] enhance it and refresh it. Um, it's going to mirror more of what Homewood is

[6:41] today rather than what it was 15 years ago. So, I'm going to just show you a

[6:46] little bit. Um, this has a cost breakdown of what it could cost if we

[6:50] were to do an entire rebrand. Um, government municipalities have paid

[6:55] anywhere from $40,000 upwards to $85,000.

[7:00] Um, Tinley Parks rebranding um initiative cost a little over $8 million

[7:04] back in 2015. So, that was a full marketing rebrand, tourism, the whole

[7:09] nine. Um, so it's going to cost the Village of Homewood free.99 right now.

[7:15] So we're we're here with it. Um, and just to give you an idea, this is the

[7:20] style guide and branding are the colors, our logo, uh, basically what we use to

[7:25] design our website and any other external documents that go out to public

[7:29] facing residents, uh, businesses and of those types of things. So this was

[7:35] created in 2010, I believe. Um, the one that I have

[7:40] sitting in the shared drive um date is dated uh September 2011. So this is our

[7:45] official logo as you all can recognize. These are our colors, the Homewood blue,

[7:49] black, and white. And then we have the original secondary color palette that

[7:53] you might have seen on our website for several years. Um our fonts that we are

[8:00] supposed to use for everything. Um and then I'm going to show you how

[8:05] we've updated and refreshed the look. So, you can see that the logo is very

[8:09] similar to our original logo, just a little bit of a different font, a little

[8:13] more modern, a little brighter. Um, we've incorporated officially now this

[8:17] Home Sweet Homewood secondary logo that we'd like to use in more places online.

[8:22] Um, these are going to be our new primary colors. So, Homewood Blue,

[8:26] dolphin blue, white, and black. And then we've just enhanced all of the original

[8:32] color palettes um colors from the previous ones. And I'll do a side by

[8:36] side in the next slide. We've also updated our uh typography. So all of our

[8:42] fonts are going to be updated from previous um uses. In fact, we have now

[8:48] um a Google font for our website that we'll use. And then we also have Canva

[8:52] fonts and Adobe fonts as well. Um here are the side by sides. You can see that

[8:58] they really haven't changed much. They're just a little bit brighter, a

[9:01] little more vibrant, and a little more refined. So, the original versus the

[9:05] refreshed. You can see we added in another neutral,

[9:10] like a pale pink. It's hard to see on the screen, but it's almost like a blush

[9:14] pink that we can use for like a background and things. Um, one thing to

[9:17] keep in mind that these colors, yes, they are bright, but they will be great

[9:21] for ADA compliance when we're using it for graphics and those um those things

[9:26] of that nature um because we have now guidelines and rules to follow. So, as

[9:33] far as the logo goes, we updated the logo. This would be our official logo

[9:38] um here this correspondence. And I just wanted to show a few other more modern

[9:43] logos um with communities that are around us, some near, some far, but you

[9:48] can see more modern logos are bright, colorful, no dates, no seals type

[9:54] things. Um, some of these are just for digital like we will have a few that are

[10:00] will be for original correspondents and then obviously digital um and external

[10:05] media and then we have a few of the dated more dated seal logos um here. So

[10:11] see the difference >> these were I I dug very deep for these.

[10:16] I just want everyone to know. Um, this one looks like late 90s, early 2000s.

[10:23] And then we moved into this one, which was also late 90s, early 2000s. And then

[10:28] I give you this one, um, from 2010 to present. And then here's how we've

[10:33] updated the current logo. You can see it comparison here. Um, we added just a

[10:38] small detail there in the water tower, adding that home sweet homewood. We

[10:43] added a brighter color, which is the new Homewood blue. We took out the date down

[10:47] here and added Illinois so that people know that we're Homewood Illinois, not

[10:51] Homewood Alabama. >> And we modernized the font. Yes. Yep.

[10:56] » Um and then these will be our secondary logos, brighter colors, more options to

[11:01] use for different things. We created uh public safety logos. So, police, fire,

[11:08] and public works will now have a new logo, an updated logo. Um this is our

[11:13] typography. We talked about that. And then these are just some fun little

[11:17] banners I created just to show you with the different things that we can do with

[11:20] the updated branding colors and guidelines. And that is it.

[11:26] » Thank you. All right.

[11:34] » Your usual wonderful job. Thank you. >> Thank you. We'll look forward to the

[11:38] rest. >> Hear from the audience. If anyone in the

[11:41] audience would like to address the board on any subject not on the agenda, please

[11:45] raise your hand. Sir, come on.

[11:58] » Presidentfield trustes, thank you for giving me the opportunity. Everyone

[12:01] else, good evening. Uh, I want to begin by thanking our electrical line crews,

[12:06] people that work tirelessly, often in dangerous conditions to keep the lights

[12:10] on. They deserve our recognition, respect, and thanks for a job that truly

[12:14] goes unnoticed too often. Tonight, I want to talk about something that

[12:18] affects every household in our region. The reliability and equity of our

[12:21] electrical grid is managed and dictated by a franchise agreement with com

[12:26] medicine. Vice President Holfield, I'm asking you

[12:31] to use your seat at the South Suburban Mayors Mayors and Managers Association

[12:35] to build a coalition of 20 municipalities across Cook and Will

[12:38] County from Chicago Heights to University Park all affected by the

[12:42] recent prolonged power outages to unite around a single demand red equity. your

[12:48] Cook County members, Chicago Heights, Country Club Hills. Uh

[12:54] again, there are there's 20 communities including uh five in Will County that

[12:59] have been affected by this. The United Coalition can take five concrete steps.

[13:04] Number one, they can file a formal joint petition with the Illinois Commerce

[13:07] Commission under section 10-101 of the Public Utilities Act demanding an

[13:12] administrative audit of KMED's grid resiliency and infrastructure equity.

[13:17] Number two, it intervene collectively in raid cases. Hiring joint legal council

[13:22] to demand localized grid spending data during ICC discovery processes on KMED's

[13:27] multi-year rate plans. Number [clears throat] three, pass

[13:31] unified municipal resolutions in every member city council creating a powerful

[13:35] public record declaring grid inequity a regional economic and public safety

[13:39] crisis. Number four, coordinate with the Illinois Attorney General, submitting a

[13:44] collective briefing to urge the state's top legal officer to champion an equity

[13:48] audit with the ICC. Finally, enforce the siege of mandates,

[13:53] demand the ICC strictly enforce the climate equitability, and job acts,

[13:58] which explicitly requires utilities to prioritize infrastructure equity.

[14:03] Vice President Hooffield, our residents of the grid deserve a grid built for

[14:08] equity, not just efficiency and profit. When 20 mayors speak with one voice,

[14:12] they cannot be ignored. Will you lead this coalition or take active steps to

[14:17] initiate facilitate such a coalition? >> Will you leave your information with me?

[14:23] » My contact information? >> Yes. Do you just read the points that

[14:27] you were discussing? >> Certainly.

[14:33] Thank you. >> Thank you, sir.

[14:49] » No, we can get

[14:54] right there.

[14:58] Is there anyone else would like to address the board this evening?

[15:03] If not, the consent agenda, Miss Flores, we ask the board to consider a motion to

[15:10] pass, approve, authorize, accept, or ignore the following items.

[15:15] Approve the reappoint of Gerald Fritz to the ethics commission for a three-year

[15:19] term ending on August 25th, 2029. Approve the reappoint of Tony Grief to

[15:24] the tree committee for a three-year term ending on August 25, 2029. Pass

[15:29] resolution R3272 extending the August 11, 2026 disaster

[15:34] declaration for the village of Homewood through September 18th, 2026. Approve a

[15:40] budget amendment of a 100,000 to downtown TOD tax increment financing

[15:45] fund for the completion of the engineering and design services

[15:48] associated with phase 2 of the downtown crosswalk improvement plan. Pass

[15:52] ordinance M2447 suspending the imposition of the 10%

[15:57] penalty for all current water charges that are unpaid as of August 21st, 2026

[16:03] in orders to provide financial relief to water and sewer customers due to the

[16:06] recent severe weather events. wave competitive bidding due to the

[16:11] utilization of cooperative purchasing program and authorize the village

[16:15] president to enter into contact contract with WTI for roof restoration at village

[16:21] hall and auditorium located at 2020 and 2010 Chestnut Road in an amount not to

[16:27] exceed $399,59840.

[16:32] » Thank you. Any comments or questions from anyone in the audience with regard

[16:35] to these matters? If not, Trusty Willis,

[16:40] » no comment. >> Trusty, I have nothing. [clears throat]

[16:42] » Trusty Simpson, >> no comment.

[16:44] » Trusty Mason, >> no sir.

[16:46] » Trusty Roman, >> nothing.

[16:47] » I have a motion to approve the items on the consent agenda, please.

[16:50] » So move. Second. >> Been moved by Trusty Simpson. Second by

[16:54] Trusty Mason. Roll call, please. >> Trusty Willis,

[16:57] » I. >> Trusty Hikerman.

[16:58] » I. >> Trusty TSON.

[17:00] » I. >> Trusty Mason. I.

[17:02] » Trusty Rolling. I. >> The consent agenda is approved. New

[17:05] business. Liquor license request for the Mongolian

[17:10] Grill. Miss Sakowski. >> Good evening.

[17:14] Job 66 Mongolian Grill and Dumplings has requested a class 4A liquor license for

[17:19] their location at 1818 Ridge Road. A class 4A liquor license allows the

[17:24] retail sale of any alcoholic liquor for on premise consumption only for

[17:28] establishments with the bar. No more than 25% of their gross receipts can be

[17:33] from alcohol sales. The liquor commissioner has reviewed the request

[17:36] and is in support. Uh they are in the process of completing their buildout and

[17:41] plan to open in the coming weeks. I believe if the board's in favor of the

[17:45] request, staff will be directed to begin the liquor license application process.

[17:50] However, due to the timing of their anticipated opening, we are requesting

[17:53] an approval of the ordinance as well tonight to increase the number of

[17:56] allowed class 4A liquor licenses subject to the completion of all the application

[18:01] process. Um, the applicant is here tonight. If you guys, someone would like

[18:06] to step forward and answer any questions the board might have.

[18:20] » Hello everyone. Uh, my name is Moi. People call me Katie because the Katie's

[18:25] dumplings. I'm the lady who is making the dumplings over there. So my partner

[18:30] Sarah's coming. Oh, why you don't call yourself Katie? That would be easier to

[18:34] remember. Yeah. So, thank you so much for considering our request for the

[18:40] liquor license for the jaw jaw 66 Mongolia grill and the dumplings. Yeah.

[18:46] Any questions for me? >> Yeah. When are you opening?

[18:51] » Our soft opening date will be uh September 1st. So we won't do a lot of

[18:56] commercials for that because it's a brand new restaurant. We need to run it

[19:01] out to make sure everything is right and we have so many new local people they

[19:07] come here for for our teams. So we need to train them during two after two weeks

[19:13] we will do the grand opening and we will spread out the words to the whole world

[19:18] to invite them here. Chris, >> any comments or questions from anyone in

[19:23] the audience with regard to the opening of the Mongolian barbecue?

[19:28] » Comments with the hi.

[19:31] » I'm looking forward to your opening and I wish you the best of luck.

[19:34] » Thank you so much. You can come here to see me make the dumplings. Maybe I can

[19:38] do the dumpling class. >> So, so many people have asked me when

[19:44] they're open. So many people. >> Thank you so much. I'm so glad.

[19:48] » Participation is It's really big. So looking forward to

[19:53] » Thank you. >> I would love to come and watch you make

[19:56] the dumplings. >> I will have a lesson if everybody

[20:00] interested for that. >> We can do an art class.

[20:03] » I would love looking forward to it. >> Has a culinary background.

[20:08] » Yeah, we're Oh, >> you can work in the kitchen.

[20:13] » If you show me, then I'll fill in when you're not a writer. [laughter]

[20:17] » That's cool. right there.

[20:20] » Oh, we're all just really excited for you guys to open. We can't wait. It

[20:23] looks like a lot of work is being done and it's a beautiful storefront now,

[20:27] restaurant front. Um, and we're really excited. So,

[20:30] » thank you so much. Thank you so much for everybody. We will we will make sure

[20:35] we'll do our commitment to the community because it's a very nice city and people

[20:40] are really really they are so lovely. Every day I was there when you are open

[20:46] I want come here. I come here just to come here. When we are open every day,

[20:49] come maybe we can have a free free lunch for a week. How about that?

[20:55] My partner

[21:00] [clears throat] >> everyone that stands at that podium and

[21:03] says that they want to give back to the community. I'm part of the PTA, so we

[21:07] will [clears throat] be calling you from >> Oh, sure. Let's do something. Yeah, you

[21:12] are great, right? Say something. >> Say you are.

[21:17] Okay, we are great. >> We're looking forward to you opening.

[21:20] And uh with that being said, may I have a motion to approve resolution RT

[21:25] municipal code 2448? >> So move second.

[21:31] » Been moved by Trusty Mason, seconded by Trusty.

[21:35] Roll call, please. >> Trusty Willis.

[21:37] » I. >> Trusty Herman.

[21:38] » Hi. >> Trusty Simpson.

[21:39] » Hi. >> Trusty Mason.

[21:41] » Hi. >> Trusty Ralden.

[21:42] » Hi. >> Motion is approved. Congratulations.

[21:54] general board discussion. >> Yeah, we are all overdue for some fun.

[22:01] So, join us Saturday from 3 to 6 at the Village Hall parking lot for the home

[22:07] with back to school bash. Uh we'll have a DJ uh for all ages. It's for all ages,

[22:13] games for all ages. rock climbing wall, bubbles, balloons, face painting, uh

[22:19] community resources, food trucks, and plenty of family fun. Uh the village

[22:25] will also be hosting a food giveaway for homewood families impacted by the recent

[22:30] storms. Um each participating family receive a box of non-p perishable food

[22:36] items. Uh quantities are limited. Um so it'll be available to first come, first

[22:41] served uh basis. So residents are encouraged to come early. Uh bring your

[22:48] family, bring your appetite, and come celebrate the start of a great school

[22:53] year. Hope to see you there. >> Um do we have a brief update as to where

[22:59] we are? And I'm talking to Josh on the on the cleanup. Are we

[23:06] what's the status? I know. [laughter] >> Uh first off, I want to thank everybody

[23:11] uh residents for all the patience with us. It's been a huge task. Um meeting

[23:16] with staff today. We believe pretty confidently tomorrow will be completed

[23:19] with our first initial every street has been touched by our team. Um a lot of

[23:25] residents have already been bringing out kind of the second or third wave of

[23:28] debris. Uh we're going to be cleaning it all up. U meeting [clears throat] with

[23:32] our team internally to kind of discuss uh deadlines. Uh but that's a much

[23:36] future conversation. Right now, our focus is on trying to help as many

[23:39] people as possible. We've had a lot of support from our state and county uh uh

[23:45] partners. Uh there's been trucks and equipment that's been all out throughout

[23:49] our community. Had a lot of mu uh mutual aid uh from neighboring communities

[23:55] close and afar. And uh it's been really cool to see the community come together

[24:00] all working for the same goal of cleaning up our town. So,

[24:04] » it's it's been amazing to see. I just encouraged and uh we can get through

[24:09] this, we can get through most anything. >> Absolutely.

[24:11] » Also, Josh, uh uh it's important to note uh a lot of the communities did not have

[24:16] an inside person uh that could coordinate uh items like through county

[24:21] state ID do county department of transportation. Fortunately, Homewood

[24:25] had an inside man uh who's working tirelessly to kind of

[24:30] coordinate and get a lot of the resources that you see on the street. So

[24:33] thank you to our inside person. >> Thank you all legally and ethically

[24:39] [laughter] >> and in addition to Mason's culinary

[24:44] experience, he has also involved in Cook County Homeland Security and uh been a

[24:50] terrific assistance to us in the relief effort

[24:54] as he seems. >> Bill's also been a a resource to a lot

[24:56] of other local agencies. So I appreciate him with a couple of my agencies. to

[25:01] reach out to him. I think round of applause and recognition needs to go to

[25:06] the entire village for everything they've done from the uh the staff here,

[25:10] the PD, the FD, and the DPW. You guys are doing a great job. Continue doing

[25:14] what you're doing. We appreciate it. I also want to recognize everybody, Chief

[25:19] Johnson, public works, and the fire for I've noticed the recruitment that we've

[25:23] had is amazing. these people that you guys are bringing up front and I read

[25:29] the the n the the guy that the fire department is just hiring. These people

[25:33] are amazing and how how we're getting these people especially on the the PD

[25:36] side is is amazing and that that there's a lot uh there's a lot that goes into

[25:41] that and we really appreciate getting those high qualities and thank you

[25:47] » um along with the uh we got a lot going on this weekend. Saturday is going to be

[25:52] a really really busy day in in town. Uh, of course we have the farmers market,

[25:57] but starting this Thursday, uh, Thursday and Friday from 3 to 7, uh, Cook County

[26:03] is, uh, putting on a a multi- agency resource center in the auditorium where

[26:09] we bring in tons of agencies, both the governmental and nonforprofit to assist

[26:15] residents that were affected by the extended power outages and the storms.

[26:20] We'll have some uh agencies there to help you with things from SNAP benefits

[26:23] or food loss as well as there may be some organizations there who can help

[26:28] residents that have uh are still having some trouble removing debris from their

[26:32] from their yards. Uh we have a team Rubicon has agreed to be there and

[26:36] they'll be taking addresses to [snorts] assist um you know mostly our our

[26:41] elderly or uh functional [clears throat] need uh uh individuals to get that

[26:47] debris from the from the personal property to the street side. So that'll

[26:51] be this weekend I mean this uh this week Thursday and Friday from 3:00 to 7:00

[26:55] p.m. in the auditorium. Saturday will be from 10 to 2 and tenatively Sunday 10 to

[27:00] 2 as well if the need arises. to anybody in Cook County,

[27:03] » anybody in Cook County, any of the uh any of the affected communities.

[27:07] Anybody's welcome to come.

[27:11] » While we're talking about the cleanup, I'm I don't even know if we've had this

[27:15] uh or if you guys have had this conversation internally, but it's a

[27:18] question I keep getting asked often. Once the branches are picked up and the

[27:23] grass is dead on the Parkway, are residents responsible for

[27:29] » fixing them? Okay. We're trying our best to leave things appropriate that is like

[27:34] uh like we found it. Um but because the piles have been there so long, there's

[27:38] been a significant amount of brown brown out. Uh grass will come back. It's not

[27:43] going to look tidy right now. Uh but we're trying our best to rake it and

[27:47] keep it clean. I've already seen some uh in my neighborhood grass is starting to

[27:51] come back. Uh it's just going to be slow. But I've also been getting the

[27:55] same requests of when are we going to come back and grassy. Right now we're

[27:59] not. >> Right. Okay.

[28:01] Um, thank you. And I just want to comment on Antonia's presentation. Thank

[28:06] you so much. And I think it's amazing. And um, I think it's really important to

[28:12] point out that the reason it is free.99 for our community is because of your

[28:18] talents and those other communities did not have someone on staff that was

[28:24] capable of a rebrand and you are. So, thank you for being here.

[28:28] » Awesome. >> I love it.

[28:34] » [clears throat] >> So that's it.

[28:36] » Well, most of it's been said. I encourage everyone uh take a ride down

[28:41] 175th Street at the Village property at 1221 where the piles of debris are are

[28:46] placed. It's the four stories high and we're trying to reduce them as rapidly

[28:52] as we can. Taking the debris over to the Oak Forest Old Oak Forest Hospital where

[28:57] the county is going to dispose of them. But the the work uh on the part of

[29:01] public works been monumental. We thank you. The men and women in public works

[29:05] have been working tirelessly. They have our thanks and our appreciation.

[29:10] With that, may I have a motion to adjourn, please? So move.

[29:14] » Second. >> Been moved by Trusty Mason, seconded by

[29:16] Trusty Willis. Roll call, please. >> Will I?

[29:25] » We stand. Thank you all. The shift.

Board of Trustees Meeting 08-25-2026

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