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Good morning, mayor. Who else we have?

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Hi Kristen.

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Sheriff Chief just walked in.
Good morning. Who just joined?

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Ryan.
Okay.

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Good morning, Ryan.
Good morning, DA.

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Good Okay. Okay. This time I'd like to
convene the

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the prison board and seek approval for
the minutes.

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I move to approve.
I'll second.

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Any additions or corrections?
Hearing none, all in favor?

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Aye.
Aye.

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Aye.
That motion

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carries.
At this time, public comment on agenda

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items only.

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Hearing none, we'll move on to the
approval of bills.

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Can I have a motion?
I'll move to approve the bills.

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I'll second.

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Any comments concerns?

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Have we ever checked into seeing if the
health care could

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do any of these prescriptions?
I think that we spoke to

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Yeah, but we haven't gotten the word
back.

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Yeah.
Okay.

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All right.
Actually, Warden, have you noticed any

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decline in the price of food or leveling
off a little bit of the price price of

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food?

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I believe that there has been a decline
in the price of food, but I also think

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our vendors uh we're we're down to only
one vendor who's submitting bids and and

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perhaps uh Controller Rogers might be
able to

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uh discuss that a little further, but I
think that was one of the concerns. We

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used to have three vendors, we're down
to one now, so it's

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Okay. Why did the other two drop out? I
didn't know that.

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I think because of the um
fluctuation in pricing

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Okay.
that they they didn't want to submit

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they submit bids quarterly and they're I
think locked into that price

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and because of the um the way that the
market on food was fluctuating, they

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they didn't feel comfortable
I believe it at least that's what I had

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heard from our food service supervisor.
Sure.

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Okay. Maybe we can get them back if the
price is level off a little.

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Okay. All in favor?
I.

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I.
I. Any opposed?

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The motion carries. We'll move on to
approval of personnel actions. Warden.

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Thank you, Commissioner. We have
multiple personnel actions. Uh

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the first
five on your list are correctional

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officers at the prison. That would be
Matthew Fogle,

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Zane Hill, Robert Paul Hammes, Zachary
Baylor, and Tammy Dunlap.

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We also have Jennifer Tedesco, who is
clerk three, and Christopher Hess as a

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full-time resident supervisor at
pre-release.

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Any questions?
Can I have a motion to approve?

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I'll move.
Judge?

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Here in the second motion.
And Swartz second that.

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Okay, all in favor?
Aye.

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Aye.
Aye.

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Any opposed?
That motion carries.

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Okay, informational highlights.
First informational highlight is the

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population report.
In the month of July, the prison carried

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an average of 170.10
males,

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and at the pre-release center, we
carried 37.42

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males for an average daily population of
207.52.

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We had a peak population in the month of
221.

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For females at the prison, we carried an
average of 26.29.

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At the pre-release center, it was 15.94
for an average daily population of

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42.23,
and there was a peak population of 46 in

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the month. Our average daily population
then

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for was 249.74,
which you can see is just about 20

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inmates more per day
than what we averaged in June.

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Uh we also had a peak population in the
month of 263.

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Um we had 13.13
males on in-home detention and 0.74

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females. There were no overcrowding
transfers, so our total again is the

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same as the average daily population
249.74.

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The prison disciplinary report in the
month of July, there were 35 hearings

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conducted.
31 of those hearings resulted in

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findings of guilt with disciplinary
lockup time imposed.

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Two hearings resulted in guilty findings
with disciplinary lockup time suspended

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and two hearings resulted in not guilty
findings.

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The number of inmates were 31 that had
hearings,

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four of which had greater than one
incident.

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And staff generated 21 informational
reports in the month.

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Is there any other information, Ryan,
that you wish to add?

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No.

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The next report is the pre-release
center report.

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The monthly average for work release was
eight males and one female.

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On work crew, it was 30 males and 15
females

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for a total average of 38 and 16, and
our year-to-date average is 35 and 10.

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There were no program highlights in the
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The bail release program report is next,
and there were a total of an average

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total of 149.45
clients on supervised bail. That's

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broken down into 46.68
on supervised bail, 100.13

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on intensive supervised bail, and 2.64
on supervised release serving a sentence

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for driving under suspension.
Those clients then saved 4,633

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bed days at the prison.

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And the last report
for informational highlights is the

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mental health snapshot. That was taken
on August 4th, and on that day there

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were 292 total inmates counted within
the prison system.

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249 males and 53 female or 43 females.
Under roster A, there was 127 total

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inmates with no mental health history,
and that was 43.49%

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of the population.
There were 65 inmates under roster B

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having past mental health history but no
active symptoms in the last year, that

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was 22.26%.
Under roster C, there were 91 inmates

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having current mental health issues,
that was 31.16%.

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And there were nine inmates experiencing
serious mental illness under roster D,

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that was 3.08%.
The psychotropic medications dispensed

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at the pre-release center of the 36
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nine were receiving meds, and that was
25% of the population.

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Of the 14 females at the pre-release
center, seven were receiving meds or 50%

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of the population.
And at the prison, there were 189 males,

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47 were receiving meds, that's 24.87%.
And there were 23 females, nine

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receiving meds or 39.13%.
The total percentage of inmates

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receiving medication psychotropic
medication at the pre-release center was

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32. The total percentage at the prison
was 26.48,

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and within the entire prison system,
27.48.

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Additional informational highlights.
On July 6th and July 20th, prison staff

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participated in expandable baton
training, that was conducted by training

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sergeant Joe D. Francisco.
On July 13th, Deputy Warden Evner

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participated in a statewide medication
assisted treatment monthly meeting.

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Also on July 13th, medication assisted
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and that's being
that's being provided in cooperation

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with West Branch Drug and Alcohol Abuse
Commission and River Valley Health and

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Dental Center.
On July 25th, members of the prison and

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PRC staff attended a re-entry simulation
event at the Pennsylvania College of

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Technology that was conducted by the PA
Department of Corrections re-entry team.

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And on July 27th, Deputy Warden Ebner
conducted a prison tour for members of

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the Human Resource Office.
And those are all the informational

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highlights that I have. Thank you,
Warden.

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Anybody have any comments, questions?
So, Warden, I believe that on the

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medicated assistant treatment initiated
is being paid for by our opioid

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settlement.
That's correct.

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funds. That was one of the items that it
was allowed to be used for and

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commissioners
and the board agreed to do that.

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Yes. Yes. Yeah, there was a there was a
contract that was approved. Um

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I don't know the date of that, but it
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the contract is for those services, but
at it said no cost to the taxpayers.

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It's all being handled through opioid
settlement.

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settlement money.

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Okay.

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I'm going to move on to old business in
the re-entry program.

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It's a big day today, right?
Sure is.

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Good morning, everyone.
My name is Nick Henning and I'm the

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re-entry coordinator for GEO Re-entry
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Um to start, we'll do the in-prison
re-entry report.

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As of 7/31/23, we have 36 active
participants with zero pending.

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Um since the beginning of the year,
there have been 76 intakes completed, 28

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LSIR assessments completed, 76
transition transitional action plans

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completed, and 184 sessions completed.
Uh total participants released since

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programming began this year is 71.
Um there has been 34 appointments made

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and 166 resources given.
Um total referrals made to the program

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was 101, 76 coming from the prison and
22 from the pre-release center.

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Um we had eight referrals for the month
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Uh referrals broken down by um
sentence, we had 20 probation

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violations, 11 max outs, 34 new cases,
23 domestics, nine contempt, and three

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for treatment court.
Our average population per day for

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re-entry was 70. We had total of 24
intakes and 14 discharges. Six of those

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discharges were successful.
Uh our total numbers for EM right now

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are 32, 15 being adults and 17 being
juveniles.

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Um then the report from John Stoll,
program population statistics, there

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were 11 sentenced, 58 on APL, and one
pre-trial.

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Total pro- Total program population as
of August 1st was 70 with 47 male

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clients and 23 female clients.
For GPS alcohol monitoring services,

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there are currently 15 active clients
receiving monitoring services. Six of

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those are on a tag unit, three are on a
GPS monitor, five are on a home guard,

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and one is on a SL3 breathalyzer.
Um and as of juvenile overview of

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services, there are currently 17 active
cases on GPS services

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um for juveniles.
Any questions?

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Yeah, thanks.
Thank you very much.

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Good luck today.
Thank you.

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All right.

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The prison
You can do both.

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Yeah, good.
Yeah.

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Um

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All right. Uh the prison board meeting
for next month will be held

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uh at the prison on 9/8/23.
Uh is there any new business before

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We're moving to the
executive session.

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None.
No.

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Okay.
We're going to recess and have an exist

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uh executive session back.
And then we will reconvene.

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Jill, where can I reach you?
Yes, extension 2240.

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If the other board members would remain
on the line, I'll reconnect in the uh

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conference room.

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Thanks.

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Yeah.
Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Amen.
Just want to remind everybody we were

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well today.

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We don't have a quorum.
Yeah.

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Well, the sheriff's on the phone, so

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I only have one board member who is not
here.

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So, your wife still here?
She should be.

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It's a good one.

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I have a phone in my
ears, but the reason I'm going to take

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it is because I'm not getting a signal.

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The last fall, I screwed up my shoulder.
It split what happened.

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Make sure I am.
That would be good for my health.

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I think we're in constant I got shoulder
issues,

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back issues.
Yeah.

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That's what it is. It's all right.

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It had started in the hip center there.
Yeah.

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That's what it is. It's all right.

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It's going to be an issue.
48 years but they don't remember

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She is.
She is.

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This is it.

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It could be
This one here.

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This is it.

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Yeah, I know.
Second

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Is everybody invited?
Yes.

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That's it.
I have a bowling alley in my house.

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Yeah.
40 bucks a person.

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Yeah, and then they kick you out.
It's a good deal.

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Yeah, well, we
Hello.

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Okay.
Everybody ready?

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It's to be your final call
2 hours before

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All right.
So, we get

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orders on the shots people like to
drink.

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This is how she matches the other shots.
It's a serious situation.

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She got one.
It's like

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She gets back at the same amount of
shots.

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I don't know what to
I guess it would be

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a bunch of Yeah.
They prefer that

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That's what she said. She said
So, actually

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that's what she just wants some solid
Yeah, she wants some

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It's a girl's first time.
One consistent

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And then I guess she's like, "No, it's
it's like

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solid."

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And she said today
or yesterday she said she got

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She wants some
She said you got the steps.

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So, it's like
So it's like

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Seems like that should work.

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So it should work both ways.
It also just feels like

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it won't stay.
It's got to be this.

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Yeah, it's all this right here.
That's what I said to them about

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everything that you did that
stair with you.

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And I went to follow this down on the
field. And he said, "Actually, how's it

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feel?" And he said, "It feels great.
It's like a It don't

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I just asked him
if you can really solve

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or not.
Solving it. And I said,

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other than the
And he said, "Yeah, it's very cool

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though. It's very cool though.
I get it.

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You do that for fun.
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and she said,
three or four times the same

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And then we had
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And then we had something

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Yeah, what was that?
Yeah.

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I'm just talking.

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It's like
And to be honest with you,

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that's what I said.

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I was like, "This is kind
Right.

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I mean, you can talk to

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You can try to do
So we can keep

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Yeah.
Listen to this guy.

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I just don't think I can do it though.

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You can do anything.
I don't forget

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You can do
something cool.

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It's like this.
You can shut

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Is this the same

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Yeah, I'll do

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Good.

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When is that?

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I have
I'm not sure what's

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She won't run.
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Good luck. I don't think
I think we

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We're out there.
Friday before

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three times

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You just get three payments

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I think it's

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I think you just have one second. I'll
give you the picture of

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Hi Joe, you can call back in.
Thanks.

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It's the same

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Hello.
Hi, can you hear me?

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Okay. Get this done.
I'd like to reconvene

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with the board meeting
and seek a motion for the termination of

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Kelly Burkholder at pre-release.
I'll move to terminate.

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Chair, I'll second that motion.
Okay.

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Any other discussion?
All in favor?

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Aye.
Any opposed?

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Abstentions. Okay, that motion carries.

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Okay.
Any other comments?

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Okay, we are adjourned.
Are you ready?