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Allegiance to the flag of the United
States of America and to the republic

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for which it stands
under God indivisible with liberty and

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justice for all.
>> Make a [clears throat] motion to approve

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the agenda.
>> Second.

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» All in favor say I.
>> I say

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minutes
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» All in favor say I.
>> I post say nay.

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and approved. Communications.
>> Um, I went out and looked at the

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conservation house that we're redoing
for making to an Airbnb.

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Seems like flooring's all up.
So, kind of [clears throat]

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I don't think it'll be open like we
wanted to, but they're hoping to have it

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ready for hunters by October 1st, but
that's not going to happen. So, wish it

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was, but

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That was it.
>> The [snorts] only thing that I had was

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Kevin and I met with the county attorney
this week regarding um that project

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that's come to Iowa County. They reached
out and they needed a letter to prove

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that we don't have zoning in our county.
So Tim drafted it up for us and then he

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sent it to Laura to give to them.

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stating that we have no zoning use of
follow state and federal regulations

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concerning EPA and the DNR.
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primary cemetery pretty much same status
quo

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went over the budget lots of mowing
there of course like everybody mow every

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week for sure. So, but hopefully that
slows down. But that's

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» um I had the meeting last week on Friday
up in Eldora pretty much went over just

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standard business stuff just
with the new director. They're kind of

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redoing all the budget and putting
things where they need to be and then

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also trying to set up some sort of
building fund because that place was

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built, you know, 30 years ago and there
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that has gone on. So, there's a lot of
stuff that needs to be done now. But

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then other than that, I got a phone call
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uh a year out from now. They're looking
that they're starting to do this study.

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They wanted to do what would be like an
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the street and u one they wanted to know
and I wasn't sure how to answer it.

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Would it be possible to close the street
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Um we did they close the street for
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» Oh yeah.
>> So yeah. So [clears throat] if one

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closed the street um one would alcohol
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consumed within that block and three
they want to know about security. They

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had to get security.
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» would would it be any different than
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» Well it has to make sure because we had
a problem one time includ all all on

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board on it.
>> Yeah.

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They're gonna have like a band, you
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and then finish off with a band. I think
street Main Street.

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» I don't think they closed Main Street,
did they for October?

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» Not the main one. They close
>> from Milream

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up, I think,
>> to to the D, right?

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» Yeah.
>> They want to close it by the general

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store some way up there.
>> They're just making the plans now, but

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it would be the
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about that.
I think they said she she said that

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person would come and talk just a little
bit about it.

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» I didn't know where I should direct them
with their questions or if they need to

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just put it down on paper, bring it to
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» I [snorts] do that.
>> I think they need to have a man on board

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as well.
>> Oh, yeah.

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» Okay.

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What are your thoughts about closing the
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thought we
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» I don't know if we can do that, but
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» Yeah, that's what I was thinking.
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» But some of the side streets. Yeah,
>> cuz somebody wanted to do that last

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year.
>> Yeah. Or something. Yeah.

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Oh, yeah. We were all on board until I
talked to the other people and they

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weren't right.

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» Yeah, I suppose you'd have to have at
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the buses, don't they unload there? They
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» Street.

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» That was that was a different
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to close [clears throat] half the street
or something. Was that nice?

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» Yeah.
>> Yeah, I remember that.

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» I can't remember the details. [cough]
We'll have them come in and present it.

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» Field trip. Yeah, I think so.
>> Take the answer.

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» See, I think that I'm guessing
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street. That's why they were going to do
it on the main.

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» I got a feeling some of the businesses
will say no to that.

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» Right.
This might vary, but that's all you want

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to present it. Then we'll have to do
some research after that.

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Anything else?
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Um, I got a letter back about the road
closure or not the road, the speed

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limits and the stop signs on Q. We'll
present that next week. Got a letter of

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resignation
from Bing which we'll have to approve

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next week for the Pioneer Cemetery
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Um,
I met with Abby and we did the attorney

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thing for that letter. [clears throat] I
got should I mention the email I got for

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the mental health advocate?
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former make sure I say this all right,
the former mental health health advocate

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Rachel Jones
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email uh wanted to become it again. I
reached out to our local officers that

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used this at this time. They're
satisfied with the system and the people

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we have.
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So I don't see any need to
>> because it would be instead of having

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what whatever the company is manage it
be like an in-house employee. I think

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» she stated her the wages and for

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[clears throat]
>> we can maybe forward it to the

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supervisors
that for you guys to look at and then if

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you guys wanted to come in and present
it then

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» I think we're happy with what we got.
I just went through all that deal.

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» That's Yeah.
>> Yeah. The people that he

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mentioned some concerns and I reach out
to some local police officers and they

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did have some concerns.

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» [snorts]

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» Yeah,

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» I think it's all up
[clears throat]

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here. You're not here for open forum?
>> No, we're here for the recovery

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calculation.
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» go ahead and go.
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» Oh, I think it's just us, but yeah, you
can go ahead.

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» Yeah, you can come on up if you want to.

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» Do you want us to read it or
>> Yeah, go ahead.

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Or is that is that a no? You didn't want
to.

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» No, that's great. Everybody does it
differently, so you just kind of never

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know what to expect.
[clears throat]

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» Go ahead and introduce yourself.
>> Yeah, I'm Courtney Hart. I'm um a

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prevention specialist at Community and
Human Resources. who do um prevention,

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[clears throat]
treatment, and recovery for substance

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use disorders, mental health disorders,
and addiction.

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And I'm Susan Billet. I think I know a
couple of you familiar.

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I'm from Bel, so who knows? Don't hold
it against me. Um, I work for Johnson

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County Public Health, but I actually
have a grant that covers tobacco

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prevention and control over here in Iowa
County and um, also work in substance

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use in Johnson County. So, wanted to
support this. We've been kind of going

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around to different meetings. So, thanks
for having us. Yeah.

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» Yeah. So our proclamation um as part of
national recovery month for September

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2026
whereas behavioral health is an

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essential part of overall health and
well-being whereas substance use and

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mental health challenges affect
individuals, families, workplaces,

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schools and communities regardless of
region or background. Whereas substance

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use and mental health disorders are
preventable and treatable health

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conditions from which people can and do
recover. Whereas National Recovery Month

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is observed each September to celebrate
the millions of people living in

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recovery from substance use and mental
health disorders, recognizing the

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families and communities who support
them, and promoting the message that

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recovery is possible. Whereas stigma
remains one of the greatest barriers

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preventing people from seeking help,
accessing treatment, and sustaining

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recovery. Whereas public leaders,
employers, schools, and residents all

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have a role to play in building
communities where people can ask for

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help without shame. Whereas this
observance provides an opportunity to

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celebrate people in recover in recovery,
honor the people we have lost, support

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families and loved ones, and raise
awareness of the effective prevention,

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treatment, and recovery services that
are available in our community. And now

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therefore, it be resolved that the Iowa
County Board of Supervisors do hereby

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proclaim that September 2026 is recovery
month in Iowa County and call upon our

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community to celebrate recovery, reduce
the stigma, and support individuals and

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families affected by substance use and
mental health challenges. And lastly,

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work together to ensure that recovery is
understood, accessible, and supported.

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» Any questions? No.
>> Is there a motion to approve the

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proclamation? So move
>> second.

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» All in favor say I.
>> I.

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» Say motion approved.

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» All right.

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» You guys need a copy of that?
>> Oh, yeah. And we just want a quick

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picture.
>> Sure.

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» We have to have a Can I stay out of the
picture? [laughter]

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I'll I'll hold up stay for the picture.
>> [clears throat]

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» Kevin's right next to you.

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» I think I'll pass on a picture today.

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» Take a picture.
>> I can take a picture.

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» Just turn sideways.

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» We got [laughter] such a nice crew here.
>> It's just like my family. That's how we

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show our love.
I You're in the picture.

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» If I have to be
in the picture like this,

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» I don't care. You're in the picture.
>> Okay, Brandon. Go ahead.

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» You're not going.

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on the other side.
>> Chris, why don't you stand where is and

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then you can just turn
>> right in the middle. [clears throat]

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You really can't see it. Zoom in.

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» She didn't even have to say smile.

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» Did [snorts] you hear me say I didn't
know I was coming to a roast today?

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» Yeah. It's every day in here.
I love it.

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» Yeah, he doesn't need to have his ear
covered up for that.

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» That's right.
>> Thank you. Thank you.

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» Thank you guys. Appreciate it.
>> You too. You're the long one.

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» Yes.

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» I know. It's amazing. It's here already.

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» I told them when they were putting it
back together, I said, "Don't worry

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about it. Nobody's going to see the top
of my ear." I said people

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[cough and laughter]
>> like licens

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trying to get a picture

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that
>> no it would just be like license but

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since they do a little bit different
that's why the printout looks different

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» kind of a change of ownership on cases
is there a motion to approve for the

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worker license
>> sure I I'll make a motion I'll second

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all in favor say
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» say nay.

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» Anybody find a township trustee yet?
Nope.

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That on there for next week.
>> Uh 28 starting off the building.

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28.
>> That was a D.

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[snorts]
>> It is a D.

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» Yeah.
>> Yeah. I talked with the T county

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supervisor. He would change it under
>> and he already had that before.

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I mean you guys were talking about in
the meeting.

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» Oh, they already had a one road.
>> He had the 28

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last week.
>> He did not. I don't think he knew. Nick

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must not have I mean been aware of the
agreement because he didn't know that we

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if we needed one or not.
>> So yeah, we have an actual agreement.

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» There's a typo in this. I think I was
just supposed to cross it off and

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initial
>> [clears throat]

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» It states uh what the [snorts] weights
is going to be, the mileage that we're

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going to receive.
Uh it's basically for you. I think it's

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the maximum for two days. Uh but it's
listed that he works for the Iowa County

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Board of Health, which uh passed the
last time we did it.

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And if I'm guessing that was because uh
they cop the same agreement we had

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shared.

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» They never changed it and we never
caught it the first time.

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» Really? Well,
>> so anyway, is there a motion to approve

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» with the amendment? Yes.
>> With Yes.

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» with the amendment. Second. All in favor
say I.

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» Say nay. Motion approved.
Anything. Anything else?

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What do we have for next week?

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Please hold

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your music.
>> I won't be here next week.

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» Do we need to discuss any more about the

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» claim?
>> Yeah,

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» I didn't know.
>> So,

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I didn't sign it.
>> Well, I know.

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» Neither did anybody else.
>> I know. Well, I I signed it because I

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just thought we need to clarify,
like Randy said, if the original thing

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was brought up because the outestine
travel was short notice and they could

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if that's the way it's going to be, then
that have to be that way. And anything

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that they can get prior notice for or
approval for, they should. Well,

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» we need we need to find out what that
policy is.

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my opinion.

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[snorts]

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» I mean, it sounds like it's permissible
per their policy,

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» but it'd be nice to
>> Again, I've never seen that, but

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that
>> Well, I think you need to be given that

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policy manual so you know
what's possible. I

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» And I just don't feel like it's not the
employees fault that

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This is the practice they've been doing
and he put his own money already out

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there.
>> We need to change something. Let's

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change it like that.
>> I don't disagree with that.

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» Yeah.
>> No, I don't either. That's

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[clears throat]
>> not like they knowingly. We need a We

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need to copy their policy manual.
>> I just don't I don't We [clears throat]

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never prove their policies. I don't know
how this is going to work.

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It's still working when everybody
policies.

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» Yeah. I just don't know how it's been
going on for this long. We haven't got

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it.
[snorts]

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» Okay.
If that's what do I'll sign off on.

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Yeah. Send it back over to me too. I
haven't signed you guys either.

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» We need to discuss the policies and
everybody can make their own.

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[clears throat]
We need we need everybody to play by the

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same rules.
>> Well, I think Kevin has clarified

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Galloway too. Like
>> can anybody just make their own policy

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manual,
>> right?

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» And which one supersedes what? And
>> you said there's not a date on the

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policy.
>> Um it says, but there's a place at the

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top that says
date and approved by, but there's

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nothing there.
>> They approved it.

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» [clears throat]
>> You still got your state bird flu. They

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still
cough.

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» A random question, Brandy. Do the
employees of the sheriff's office, do

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they sign our policy manual when they
get hired saying that they're going to

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abide by that?

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» So, it's
>> do they sign their manual or their

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policies? Our own policy, their own
policies.

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When I go downstairs
one, says something else. Who supersedes

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what?

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» You think we would supersede
>> kind of like federal government and

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supersede state. That's kind of what I
was thinking. She thinks so. He thinks

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the opposite
>> and the opposite.

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[sighs and gasps]
>> I think the sheriff's willing to work

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with us from the email sent down so
>> which is fine. I mean I I I don't mind

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with that out of state travel and when
it's justified. I get all that, but we

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just need to know because there's been
pass. Not I'm not going to say which

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department, but I think that's why this
ours our our policy came into play

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» because people went out of state for
something they didn't really need to and

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charge the taxpayers.
[clears throat]

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» Yeah. Just needs to be clarified. Yeah.
I'm not saying we'd ever say no to this.

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I'm just saying we have to have
oversight. We got to know which policy

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is.
But I I kind of feel that we should have

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to prove it.
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» again we have to transport prisoners and
it's got to be done tomorrow and we

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don't meet to next week.
>> Right. Exactly. I think [clears throat]

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convention or training or something like
that you know in advance you if you know

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about it then be nice to
yeah be nice to have approval.

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So, let's I guess put that on next
week's agenda then.

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[clears throat]
>> Anything else?

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[clears throat]

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[cough]

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» What else do we have for next week?

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Boulevard

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and public hearing for ordinance 44
controls.

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We're going to do the one that was
supposed to

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be done last quarter, but

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um cemetery resignation.

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Anybody else have anything else you want
to add at this time?

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Jerry, ready to go back on the planner
secretary?

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No.
you.

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» Your turn's coming around.

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» What?

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» You couldn't leave us now.
>> Yeah,

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» you can't.
>> You just got used to us.

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» Yeah,
>> I know.

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» He wanted to, but he just couldn't do
it. [laughter]

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» Is there a motion to move?
>> Second. All in

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» favor say I.
>> I. Say nay. Motion approved.

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» [clears throat]