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and then we're gonna fries pledge the
fighting we get started this morning I
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want to apologize for any technical
difficulties that we may experience
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during a meeting we are working to make
this County business meeting of
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participation friendly as possible but
we know that there will be complications
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as we work through conducting a media
via a telephone conference we appreciate
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your patience as we navigate through
this please remember to keep your line
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muted while on the call during public
comments you may undo your line and
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identify yourself with your name and
town or Township you're from prior to
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making your comments and questions
currently on this call our commissioners
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Allen EB and Watson solicitor bud chief
clerk lines are also participating but
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the county is recording the meeting and
will be attempting to post the video on
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the website at this time we ask those on
the line to please say your name for the
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meeting record and indicate if you are
recording the meeting
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whoever wants to start
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sorry news from the extension Don this
year recording recording Family
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Insurance Conservation District not
recording we missed a person from
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Newport
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Monica because vehicle is not recording
thank you great work age one who's
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ambergris worth what for me ma taste the
marinade from planning recording all
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anyone else on the call Christie came
from children uses on speakerphone first
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you can't access the conference in my
office okay thank you Karen Anderson
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Donna call thank you
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okay that was everyone that's great just
remember to mute their phones please at
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this time okay and then at this time I'd
like to open the floor to public
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comments who ever liked to go you're
free just state your name telling you
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about Tunis for married feel not
recording I would like to know more
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about the confirmed case of coronavirus
here in Perry yeah we just it was this
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morning Pennsylvania Department of
Health and that's who we Paulo is we
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watched very closely with the Department
of Health and the CDC having to say what
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the Department of Health is yes they
said there's one confirmed case in Perry
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County we really don't know much more
than that just that there's one
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confirmed case that's all we have
received as far as official word but I
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ended up by sitting outside maybe
hearsay because I really don't know from
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the official source
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anyone else feel free
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last call for anyone else on the first
round the public comment okay hearing
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none like to approve the minutes in the
March 16th 2020 meeting and the March
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23rd emergency meeting entertain a
motion
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I second all those in favor say aye
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I think one of I could just break away
if you review the meeting agenda online
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you'll notice that we will be approving
emergency minute meeting minutes from
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March 23rd in addition to the minutes
from the March 6th of meeting this
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emergency meeting of the Commission was
held to approve the code 19 endemic
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reduced workforce policy and also to
approve the resolution continuing the
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declaration of a disaster emergency
passed at the March 16th 20 2014
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Commissioner meeting copies of both
items will be made available to anyone
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who may wish to receive them please
contact us at seven one seven five eight
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two five one one zero again it's seven
one seven five eight two five one one
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zero to request copies thank you and
then entertain a motion to approve the
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wards list dated March eighteenth 2020
in the amount of thirty four thousand
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one hundred forty two dollars and four
cents and the March 31st 2020 warrant
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list for seven hundred and thirty
thousand two hundred sixty eight dollars
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and 22 cents I'll entertain a motion at
this time make a motion that we approve
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the warrant list for March 18th end of
March 31st okay motions on the floor and
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it's been seconded all those in favor
say aye aye opposed motion carries
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to title on the agenda here approved the
inter connectivity agreement between the
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Department of Corrections and the county
of Perry I make a motion that we
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approved the agreement between the do
see and the county had Perry I was
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second that phase for the recommendation
of the favor
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motion carries approve the designation
of ridgepole says the county's agent for
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the Stafford act reimbursement process
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Ritchie you want to speak on that
briefly before we bring that to a vote
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Wes I'm sorry Wes if you're prepared to
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oh yes on the Stafford Act reimbursement
process okay I'll go ahead with your
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question
West's are going bald with that so in
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other words you're encouraging people
running down what the cost may be
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associated with this same food
nonprofits yeah thank you
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I make a motion based on the EMA's
direction to approve their director rich
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folks to be the county agent for the
Stafford Act reimbursement process
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motion in a second those in favor say
aye
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the solicitors report maybe did to cover
a couple of things just there's so much
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information as I've been made available
in the last week plus about this but
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just want to make sure everyone's aware
that our election day has been
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officially moved from April 28th to June
the second we have not yet received
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information from the Department of State
as far as all the changes that were
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contained in the new law just passed but
by changing the election day from April
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28th to June 2nd it also changes
deadlines for registration and in fact
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that time period I believe has been
short now from 30 days to 15 days they
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did specifically did not does not make a
change to the fall election which will
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still be occurring on November 3rd it
does allow counties and we will have to
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look at this to determine whether or not
it would be advantageous for us to
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consolidate polling places and it does
allow for staffing changes with regard
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to polling places so this is just a
brand new long we have not actually
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received much information yet from the
Department of State and we will continue
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to to review that as that goes forward
we received guidance from the Department
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of office of the records about how to
conduct meetings such as this and that's
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why we're trying to do it this way where
we're following the guidance that we
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have received from the office of open
records one thing the office of open
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records has about the website is that
unless there is a need an urgent need to
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access records they're asking people not
to file new right to know
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at this time their office is working
remotely our County is down in staff and
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they're asking the folks not proceed to
file right-to-know request in the
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absence of there being an urgent need to
access those records at this time while
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we're in a coded 19 emergency situation
that's all that I have mr. chairman okay
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thank you
so we're never second round of public
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comment just remaining improving please
state your name and where our township
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you you would be from a region or
whenever needed to just address that
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County purchased a car sometime in
approximately the last month is that and
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I don't department that was or anything
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well the only thing I'm aware of is
there was a vehicle that was replaced
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for conservation no no it was paroled
probation parole had one with that was
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replaced yet within the last month
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yes it was in fact actually we spent
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under the button we spent under the
budgeted amount or the vehicle now we
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went to come started yeah I'm just going
to say that particular vehicle rather
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than okay we have been waiting sheriff I
could I just want to correct
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misstatement I didn't say that you can't
file right to the request what I said
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was the department that encouraged
people not to file right - no requests
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during this kind of a 19 bar so that
people can perform other functions but
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um if you correct me if I'm wrong
Shannon but did we not receive a right -
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no request very very very recently from
this words with regard to that report
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yes I just
this morning we are going to be someone
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that out well that's going to be going
that I think this is words I'm correct
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because because quite people there's not
a lot of effort or time required we're
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simply going to give you that entire
report there's not a lot of information
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you have to simply know where it said
we're just going to you'll get that
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entire report this week okay okay you
have comments from the press
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Jim Ronnie do you have anything sorry I
was muted that's okay yeah obviously
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over the weekend very reported its first
case kuroh virus who cringes are taking
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the various steps to kind of put things
in place in cases of needed has it much
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thought given to the fact that harry
like like other counties similar in
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rural nature doesn't have a whole lot of
access to health care options they're
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limited particularly emergency options
and people have to travel to that is any
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type of preparation being made in case
that becomes an issue later on
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yeah mystery is enough thing on there
Jim I just reached out to our health
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coalition folks about 10 minutes ago
making some inquiries concerning this
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very issue up to and including testing
sites do or a close proximity with
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workers in a more metropolitan area my
cover moved off in Canada that perhaps
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that they could consider Perry County as
a testing site and what hoops we would
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have to perhaps go through to make
preparation for that if it were possible
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to proceed with that and again that was
just very recently within the last 10
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minutes obviously I have not received a
response but over the weekend I had
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several constituents be in touch with at
least myself and I'm sure my other two
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commissioners may have had importance
about the same subject I think that's
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very relevant and again since a lot of
our workers are commuting back and forth
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for both social and economic reasons
back and forth of other metropolitan
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areas
I think it's something worth
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consideration that we're pursuing okay
yeah we can I think the thought behind
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that is that we can keep folks in our
county away from the counties that have
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higher incidents of this virus that will
be beneficial to everyone up here
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okay so just just to clarify
real quick sorry about that just to
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clarify real quick this around you if
you're saying basically you're urging
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people in the county to it takes serious
that the social distancing kind of lines
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and if they don't have travel to places
that I've seen more cases please don't
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absolutely it's that's just common sense
okay all right thank you this time I'll
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entertain a motion that we adjourn and
everyone thank you for participating in
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our it's another woman here today in
County history doing a telephone
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conference meeting and thanks for all
the patients and participation thanks
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again
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