[5:49] Mhm.

[8:01] » Good morning, everyone.

[8:04] Call this session of West Canfield

[8:05] School Court to order and we're ready to

[8:07] do business today. We got a

[8:09] not a real heavy agenda, but got quite a

[8:12] bit of business for the county.

[8:13] Appreciate everyone being here.

[8:15] Uh

[8:16] I've asked Mr. Turpin to lead us in the

[8:18] pledge.

[8:19] But first of all, we'll do a moment of

[8:21] silence for any thoughts or prayers or

[8:23] comments anyone would like to make at

[8:24] this time.

[8:27] Bobby.

[8:28] » I got two staff members that lost their

[8:29] mothers this week.

[8:35] » Anyone else?

[8:40] Everyone, please bow your head then for

[8:42] a moment of silence and then Mr. Turpin

[8:44] will lead us in the pledge.

[9:10] Thank you. Everyone, please stand and

[9:11] face the flag.

[9:16] » [clears throat]

[9:16] » Pledge allegiance

[9:18] » To the flag of the United States of

[9:20] America and to the republic for which it

[9:23] stands, one nation under God,

[9:27] indivisible, with liberty and justice

[9:29] for all.

[9:38] » First up would be citizens' comments.

[9:41] We have any citizens here that would

[9:43] address like to address the

[9:45] court?

[9:48] John, you may have something.

[9:50] » [clears throat and cough]

[9:55] » Uh I am a I am a citizen and I would

[9:56] like to address the court.

[9:58] Uh

[10:00] much to the chagrin of a few of our

[10:02] young people here in the audience today,

[10:04] school does start tomorrow uh across

[10:06] Pulaski County. Uh and I wanted to say,

[10:09] Martin, I've been hearing your uh

[10:11] commercials uh on Somerset 106 about the

[10:14] uh stop arm on the buses. Could you say

[10:16] a couple of words about that? Uh I I I

[10:18] think that's important uh an important

[10:20] update going into tomorrow.

[10:21] » Yeah, I've done that for the past number

[10:23] of years and the and our local media

[10:25] outlets have been kind enough to run

[10:28] those for me and it's, you know, we're

[10:30] we go

[10:31] 2 or 3 months without school buses and

[10:33] all of a sudden you're driving down the

[10:34] road one day and

[10:36] and you start seeing a bunch of them and

[10:38] we just want to make everybody aware

[10:40] that

[10:41] uh they're going to be back on the road.

[10:42] There's a lot of kids, you know,

[10:44] going back [snorts] to school and when

[10:46] the buses throw those

[10:49] stop arms out there, everybody needs to

[10:51] be watching for them and it's just about

[10:53] it's a safety issue and of course it's a

[10:55] violation of Kentucky state law if you

[10:57] don't honor that

[10:58] uh stop arm. So, uh and and we will

[11:01] certainly be

[11:02] enforcing that uh

[11:04] if if complaints are brought to us.

[11:08] » Uh another update we've got uh

[11:10] we had before the end of the school

[11:12] year, we started that Color My County uh

[11:15] coloring contest uh from Kaco. Uh and we

[11:18] had we had so many entries, we kind of

[11:20] needed to make a pause over summer break

[11:22] to um do the rest of the contest once

[11:25] school starts back up. And so, here in

[11:27] the next few weeks I'll be posting the

[11:28] remainder uh of those entries that we

[11:31] got last year and then uh have a winner

[11:33] uh now that the kids are are are back in

[11:35] school.

[11:36] Uh

[11:36] and then speak speaking about the

[11:38] school, another thing we're going to

[11:39] pick back up is our youth advisory

[11:41] committee. Uh which was an idea that was

[11:44] brought to us last year. Uh and that we

[11:46] put into place. So, what I'm going to do

[11:48] is I'm going to invite our youth

[11:49] advisory committee, the members that we

[11:51] have here today.

[11:52] Uh I'm going to invite Madam President

[11:55] Amelia Singleton, and she'll introduce

[11:57] the other

[11:58] other members of the committee and

[11:59] explain uh kind of what they do, what

[12:02] the process is, and then you can ask

[12:04] them some questions as well.

[12:06] Ladies.

[12:15] » Good morning, Judge and members of the

[12:16] fiscal court. My name is Amelia

[12:19] Singleton, and I'm honored to serve as

[12:21] the chair of the youth advisory

[12:22] committee. A county-supported group of

[12:25] high school students created to bring

[12:26] the voices, ideas, and concerns of

[12:29] Pulaski County youth to life and

[12:31] directly into local government. Our

[12:33] mission is to empower the Pulaski County

[12:35] youth to engage in civic life,

[12:38] contribute to local decision-making, and

[12:40] create a positive change through

[12:42] leadership, initiative, service, and

[12:44] advocacy.

[12:45] YAC is more than a title or a resume

[12:48] opportunity. We are a working committee

[12:51] focused on identifying needs within our

[12:53] community, developing youth-focused

[12:55] initiatives, and serving as a bridge

[12:57] between students and our county

[12:59] leadership. We want young people to not

[13:01] only understand how their local

[13:03] government works, but have a meaningful

[13:05] role in shaping the community that they

[13:07] will inherit. I'm also proud to

[13:09] introduce the student leaders that help

[13:11] make this mission a reality. First, we

[13:13] have Jonas Blakeman, our vice chair,

[13:16] Marley Lawson, our secretary, Gavin

[13:18] Epperson, treasurer, and Campbell Tyner,

[13:21] recruitment and activities coordinator.

[13:24] Together, we hope to build a committee

[13:26] where young people are not simply being

[13:28] asked what they think, but given the

[13:30] opportunity to turn those ideas into

[13:32] action.

[13:33] We are grateful for the fiscal court for

[13:35] supporting this initiative and giving

[13:37] Pulaski County youth a seat at the

[13:39] table. And we are excited to show you

[13:41] what this committee can accomplish.

[13:42] Thank you so much. Do you guys have any

[13:43] questions?

[13:46] Awesome.

[13:47] » First of all, I'm glad to see you here.

[13:49] I know it's been a a task to keep you

[13:51] guys together. We've got several members

[13:53] that are not here, but uh I want this

[13:56] group to grow. We started this last

[13:57] fall, I think. We've been talking about

[13:59] it for a year,

[14:00] but you'll be welcome to fiscal court

[14:02] chamber, any place else we can put you

[14:05] to uh keep you active and involved in

[14:07] the community. So, certainly glad to see

[14:09] you.

[14:10] » Thank you so much.

[14:10] » Since school's starting back, you guys

[14:12] can get back to more normal lifestyle

[14:15] because I know you've all been traveling

[14:17] all summer on special uh scholarships

[14:19] and things. So,

[14:21] certainly glad to see you back in school

[14:22] and uh come back and visit us more

[14:24] often.

[14:25] » Awesome. Well, thank you so much, Judge.

[14:26] We are so excited to start this school

[14:28] year off strong, especially again,

[14:30] getting into the heat of the school

[14:32] year, getting that input from other

[14:33] students is what we're here to do. So,

[14:36] we're super excited to be able to

[14:37] represent Pulaski County youth

[14:39] throughout this year and hopefully for

[14:40] many to come. But yes, thank you guys so

[14:42] much for your time.

[14:43] » Is there is there any uh projects or

[14:46] ideas you guys came up with last year or

[14:49] anything like that that we can assist on

[14:51] or anything?

[14:52] » Sure. Yeah, so as this is our first year

[14:54] really in full swing, um one of the

[14:56] first things that we're looking at is

[14:57] actually a safety initiative. So, one of

[14:59] the main problems that we see around

[15:01] Pulaski County have to do with safe

[15:04] driving and ensuring that our teens know

[15:06] the rules of the road and those

[15:08] important things that can make our

[15:09] county just a little bit safer. So,

[15:11] starting off with that, maybe going to

[15:13] different schools and having those

[15:14] visits to have those educational

[15:16] workshops to make that learning fun and

[15:18] engaging, while also making sure that we

[15:20] have safer roads in Pulaski County.

[15:22] Those are one of the first initiatives

[15:24] that we're wanting to get started on and

[15:25] we'd love to keep in contact with the

[15:27] court throughout that process.

[15:28] » Great. Thank you.

[15:29] » Thank you. Awesome. Any more questions?

[15:33] Great. Well, thank you guys so much.

[15:35] » Thank you. Thank you.

[15:37] » [clears throat]

[15:39] » Anyone else to address the court?

[15:44] Moving on or

[15:45] » [clears throat]

[15:45] » Our first item of business would approve

[15:47] the minutes of the last court meeting.

[15:50] You have a copy there in front of you.

[15:52] Do you see any

[15:53] changes to that or other things to add

[15:56] to that?

[16:02] If not, I'll ask for a motion to

[16:04] approve.

[16:07] » Motion.

[16:08] » Motion by Mr. Wilson to approve the

[16:10] minutes. Do I have a second?

[16:14] » Second.

[16:15] » Second by Mr. Whilden. All in favor say

[16:18] aye.

[16:19] » Aye.

[16:20] » Aye.

[16:21] » Any opposed?

[16:22] Motion carries.

[16:26] Moving on to new business.

[16:29] I've had a new addition to the new

[16:31] business side. Mr. Chris Henderlight was

[16:33] going to is going to present some stuff

[16:35] from the state funding.

[16:37] Just came in yesterday a little bit

[16:38] late, but we're we're glad to have him

[16:40] here.

[16:42] » Appreciate it, judge. Good morning,

[16:43] court.

[16:44] Uh like you said, my name's Chris

[16:45] Henderlight with the Kentucky

[16:46] Transportation Cabinet. And this morning

[16:48] I'm going to present the Pulaski County

[16:51] uh rural secondary program for fiscal

[16:53] year 2026-2027.

[16:55] Uh Pulaski County's rural secondary

[16:57] allotment for this next fiscal year,

[16:58] which we're actually in,

[17:00] uh is 1.7

[17:02] million, roughly.

[17:04] Uh Pulaski County's rural secondary road

[17:05] system has a total of 220

[17:08] miles uh for which routine maintenance

[17:10] costs are set at 929,000.

[17:14] Uh this leaves 700 and uh 67,000 of

[17:18] which uh Pulaski County Flex funds are

[17:21] going to be $398,455.

[17:25] Uh the County Flex funds can be used

[17:26] towards County road improvements or

[17:28] state rural secondary roads uh to the

[17:30] discretion of the court. Uh and it's

[17:32] recommended that the fiscal court

[17:33] [clears throat] submit their road

[17:34] improvement priority list to the office

[17:36] of rural roads as soon as final

[17:37] decisions are made.

[17:39] Um

[17:40] for the state uh portion of the rural

[17:43] secondary program, I'm going to

[17:45] recommend the following two projects.

[17:47] Uh resurface Kentucky 692 beginning at a

[17:50] pavement joint just west of James Road,

[17:52] which is the 3-mile marker, and

[17:54] extending to Kentucky 80, uh which is

[17:57] the 6.4.

[17:58] And then resurface Kentucky 1676

[18:01] beginning at Ezra Hall Road,

[18:02] [clears throat]

[18:03] which is the 2.68, and extending east to

[18:06] Wesley West Road, which is at the 5.48

[18:09] mile marker.

[18:11] Uh these are my [clears throat]

[18:11] recommendations for the 2026-2027 fiscal

[18:14] year. Uh final decisions on these

[18:16] projects will be made in Frankfort.

[18:19] Any questions?

[18:20] » Did you say the County portion of the

[18:22] Flex fund is 398,000?

[18:26] » Yes, sir. The Pulaski County Flex funds

[18:28] for the court are $398,455.

[18:36] » Thank you.

[18:38] I [clears throat] noticed that's down

[18:39] 100,000

[18:40] from last year, 110 roughly.

[18:42] » Roughly 110,000 less than last year.

[18:45] » Is Is there a reason why it dropped?

[18:47] » Uh the whole entire program dropped. Uh

[18:49] my uh portion for the state actually

[18:52] went down significantly larger than

[18:53] 110,000.

[18:55] Uh so I think they helped out the

[18:56] counties a little bit to make sure your

[18:57] all's was not as bad.

[18:59] Uh but we're hoping that next year is

[19:01] back to normal.

[19:04] » Any other questions?

[19:07] Thanks, Grace.

[19:07] » Thank you.

[19:11] » Next step would be a report from the

[19:12] Lake Cumberland Health Department on the

[19:14] tax rate.

[19:16] » [snorts]

[19:20] » Morning. I'm Bridget Bender from the

[19:22] Pulaski County Health Department and I'm

[19:24] here to present [clears throat] the

[19:25] local property tax rate of 3 cents per

[19:28] 100 of the assessed property value. This

[19:30] hasn't changed from last year

[19:33] and the board has already approved this

[19:35] back in February and I'm just here to

[19:37] present it.

[19:40] » Any questions?

[19:42] » Is this about the letter we received?

[19:44] » Just about Just let the minutes reflect

[19:46] that they fulfilled their statutory duty

[19:48] and

[19:49] presented their uh

[19:51] presented [clears throat] to the court.

[19:54] » Thank you for not changing the rate and

[19:57] increasing it. I'm sure the people of

[19:58] the county would

[20:00] » [clears throat]

[20:01] » Thank you.

[20:02] » Thank you.

[20:06] Uh next step, I want to move back up to

[20:07] the top of the Iron Road addition.

[20:10] I want to bring up Pin Oak Drive. We had

[20:12] discussed that a couple meetings ago

[20:15] about adding it to the county road

[20:16] system and I think we

[20:19] had a couple magistrates look at it. We

[20:20] know what we're looking at there. The

[20:22] road that goes around Hendrickson.

[20:24] » [clears throat]

[20:24] » They want to bring it into the county

[20:26] system. It is

[20:27] uh an approved road built to high

[20:30] standards.

[20:31] So, I would like to ask the court for a

[20:35] motion for a public hearing.

[20:36] » Motion.

[20:37] » Motion. Mr. Ranshaw.

[20:39] » Second.

[20:40] » Seconded by Mr. Turpin. Any discussion

[20:41] on this?

[20:43] All in

[20:44] All [clears throat] in favor say I.

[20:45] » I.

[20:46] » Any opposed?

[20:49] We will get that on a public hearing.

[20:56] Under the ordinance.

[20:59] » Uh

[21:00] the magistrates had asked me to uh

[21:03] draft an ordinance uh

[21:06] regarding an amendment to section 9.3 of

[21:08] the administrative code.

[21:10] Uh the court did this a few years ago

[21:13] and uh

[21:15] what it involves is section 9.3 is the

[21:18] qualifications for inclusion into the

[21:20] county road system and there are

[21:23] there are 10 requirements for a road to

[21:26] be [clears throat] taken into the county

[21:27] road system. But, of course, the court

[21:29] can change those at any point in time

[21:31] and so I was approached by

[21:34] the court to ask me to draft an

[21:35] ordinance that uh

[21:40] would accept out uh sections 8, 9, and

[21:43] 10 of uh of those qualifications and

[21:47] I'll just go ahead and read what the

[21:48] exception would be. Each fiscal year

[21:50] there may be accepted up to 3 mi per

[21:53] magisterial district of existing

[21:55] roadways into the Pulaski County road

[21:57] system which do not meet the

[21:58] requirements of paragraphs 8, 9, and 10

[22:01] above.

[22:02] So, paragraph 8 is says it all

[22:04] subdivisions and streets must have

[22:06] suitable roadway roadway drainage

[22:09] through either curbs or gutters or

[22:10] ditches.

[22:12] Uh roads number nine says roads or

[22:14] streets must have a minimum roadway

[22:16] thickness of 6 in of plug dense grade

[22:19] aggregate, 2 in of bituminous base, and

[22:21] 1 in bituminous surface or

[22:24] 6 in of plug dense grade aggregate, 5 in

[22:27] of 4,000 class A PSI concrete and 1/2

[22:31] rebar steel placed on 1 in center. And

[22:34] number 10

[22:35] uh requires a 16-ft minimum wide minimum

[22:39] paved surface with either curbs or 2-in

[22:42] rock shoulders if ditched. So,

[22:45] » [clears throat]

[22:45] » This ordinance the the amendment would

[22:48] accept out those three requirements for

[22:51] up to 3 mi of roadway per magisterial

[22:54] district. Uh

[22:56] so, there needs to be a motion to uh

[22:58] advertise this as it since the

[23:00] administrative code is an ordinance,

[23:03] uh

[23:04] we need to advertise it. Have This was

[23:05] the first reading and then once

[23:07] advertised have a second reading.

[23:11] » What What [clears throat] is the

[23:12] pleasure of the court on this?

[23:14] Is this too broad or do we need to

[23:18] accept it as a first reading now?

[23:22] It does give a lot of leeway, 3 mi per

[23:24] year per district

[23:27] to non-conforming roads.

[23:29] » I'll make motion.

[23:32] » Mr. Weldon makes a motion to consider

[23:34] this a first reading.

[23:36] Do I have a second?

[23:38] » Second.

[23:39] » [clears throat]

[23:39] » Second by Mr. Wilson. Any discussion?

[23:42] » And to advertise pay to

[23:44] cost of advertising.

[23:45] » Oh.

[23:46] I think if we if we did this, we would

[23:48] need just put a small window like

[23:51] you know, not um

[23:53] » It would

[23:54] » I know it limits it per year, but I

[23:56] think

[23:56] » Yeah. Well, of course the administrative

[23:58] code has to be

[23:59] uh

[24:00] has to be reviewed annually and so I

[24:04] think what y'all have done in the past

[24:05] is

[24:07] when it came up for annual review, you

[24:08] took that section out.

[24:10] » Yeah.

[24:10] » And so it's been few years since it's

[24:12] been in there, but

[24:13] » Let me ask you this, could we just open

[24:16] it up for like

[24:17] certain months of the year? Like it

[24:20] would be available

[24:22] I don't know, just pick any two months.

[24:24] That way uh

[24:25] » That's up to you guys.

[24:29] Since this is the first reading, go

[24:30] ahead and approve that and then we can

[24:32] make changes in between [clears throat]

[24:33] now and the second reading if you want

[24:35] to make any changes to it.

[24:38] » Okay.

[24:40] » Any other discussion?

[24:41] We've got a motion and a second on the

[24:43] floor for [clears throat] the first

[24:44] reading.

[24:46] Excuse me. All in favor say I.

[24:48] » I.

[24:49] » Any opposed?

[24:51] The motion passes.

[24:54] If you have anything to discuss on this

[24:56] later, let's get together and talk about

[24:58] it before we do our second reading to

[25:01] make any changes.

[25:04] Next up

[25:05] » [clears throat]

[25:06] » Is

[25:07] department reports.

[25:09] First up will be the jail.

[25:12] Mr. Jailer is here.

[25:17] » Good morning. Last meeting we opened a

[25:20] bid for the ESGs for Crossbar.

[25:23] It was only bid that we got and it also

[25:26] met the specifications

[25:28] for what we advertised. So, I ask for

[25:30] the court's approval to accept that bid.

[25:33] » Motion.

[25:33] » Motion by Mr. Wilson. Do I have a

[25:35] second? Seconded by Mr. Turpin. All in

[25:37] favor say I.

[25:39] » I.

[25:39] » Any opposed?

[25:41] Motion passes.

[25:42] » Thank you.

[25:43] » Thank you.

[25:45] » [cough]

[25:45] [clears throat]

[25:47] » Next up, emergency management. Mr.

[25:49] Chris.

[25:53] » [clears throat]

[25:58] » Morning court.

[26:00] Wanted to let everybody know where we're

[26:01] standing with the

[26:02] » [clears throat]

[26:03] » The EOP.

[26:04] So, of course everybody understands that

[26:06] the EOP is sort of the base document

[26:09] that governs how we're going to respond

[26:10] to disaster

[26:12] county wide and also how we're going to

[26:14] support our neighboring counties and how

[26:16] they will in turn support us.

[26:19] That plan had to be completely

[26:20] rewritten.

[26:21] I'm pleased to announce that plan has

[26:23] been

[26:25] completely rewritten. Um

[26:26] the formal review period was closed out

[26:29] the 30th of June.

[26:31] » [clears throat]

[26:31] » We moved it from a single base document

[26:35] to a functional ESF structured document,

[26:37] which means that you'll have your base

[26:39] document and then you'll also have the

[26:40] individual ESFs.

[26:42] It'll make it a lot easier for us to

[26:43] manage

[26:44] what each individual department is

[26:46] responsible for. So, I like the way the

[26:48] rewrite has has progressed.

[26:51] And I think now it better reflects how

[26:53] the county is going to operate.

[26:55] That [snorts] document is now sitting at

[26:57] the state.

[26:58] And I'm waiting for them to go ahead and

[27:00] give us final sign off on it.

[27:03] And give us review and once they have

[27:05] kicked that back to us,

[27:07] then I'm I've already started the

[27:08] process of getting the signature page

[27:10] done [clears throat]

[27:11] with the judge and the various mayors

[27:13] around the county around the county.

[27:16] And we'll get that done and then for the

[27:17] first time since 2020, we'll have an

[27:20] actual

[27:22] emergency operations plan that will

[27:24] govern how this county is going to

[27:25] better respond.

[27:27] Any questions about where we're standing

[27:28] on the on the EOP?

[27:30] » [snorts]

[27:34] » Okay.

[27:35] Uh, yesterday morning, I signed a

[27:37] $202,000

[27:40] uh, project through FEMA.

[27:43] Uh, that's going to pretty much take

[27:45] care of the debris pile costs

[27:48] going forward. Uh,

[27:50] we could have done a little better job

[27:52] tracking the the material going into

[27:54] the uh, the the yard, but uh, we've done

[27:57] a much better [clears throat] job

[27:58] tracking what left the debris pile went

[28:00] down into the uh, the ground we

[28:02] purchased. And I'm confident going

[28:04] forward that uh, anything that anything

[28:06] that happens again will be much better

[28:09] set up for how we're going to handle

[28:11] uh,

[28:12] stuff going into the yard and stuff

[28:14] being properly tracked. So,

[28:17] the $202,000 and do keep in mind that

[28:19] uh,

[28:20] the purpose of FEMA is we're you're

[28:21] never going to make money on the

[28:23] project. What that money does is that

[28:24] puts money back into the county coffers

[28:26] that has been expended. So, we're going

[28:28] to get back

[28:29] uh, a little over $202,000

[28:32] on that.

[28:33] And we are currently working on uh,

[28:36] DR-4913. That was the winter storm.

[28:40] And uh,

[28:41] what I've seen up to this point, uh,

[28:43] we're doing a really good job. IWorks is

[28:45] it looks like it's going to be

[28:47] a good investment and I'm very confident

[28:49] that we're going to be able to recover

[28:51] quite a bit of cost on the uh

[28:55] what we expended on our on our folks for

[28:57] tree removal

[28:58] and for the the overtime costs. I don't

[29:01] have final numbers on that yet. Uh but

[29:03] I'm I'm pretty confident that I think

[29:04] we're going to be in good shape on that

[29:06] one, too. And that just proves the the

[29:07] wisdom of the council investing in I

[29:09] works. Feel very good about where we're

[29:11] standing with that.

[29:13] Any questions on either one of those

[29:15] projects? No.

[29:19] Okay. Thanks, Chris.

[29:21] Thanks, Chris.

[29:24] Next up is the road department. Corey.

[29:29] I have a road list in front of you.

[29:34] We're here for approval of the road

[29:36] list.

[29:37] I motion to approve the road list.

[29:39] Motion by Mr. Ransdell to approve road

[29:41] list. Do we have a second?

[29:44] Second. Second by Mr. Turpin. Any

[29:46] discussion on the road list?

[29:49] All in favor say I.

[29:50] » I.

[29:51] » Any opposed?

[29:53] Motion carries.

[29:54] » Thank you.

[29:55] » Thanks, Corey.

[29:58] Next step would be finance, Ms. Crissa.

[30:00] » The only thing I've got on the agenda

[30:02] for today is the bill list for the month

[30:04] of August.

[30:08] See the bills?

[30:09] » Motion to approve the bill list.

[30:13] Motion by Mr. Ransdell to approve bill

[30:14] list. Do we have a second?

[30:19] » Second.

[30:20] » Second by Mr. Turpin. Any discussion on

[30:22] the bill list?

[30:25] All in favor say I.

[30:27] » I.

[30:28] » Any opposed?

[30:30] Motion carries.

[30:32] Any other business to come before the

[30:34] court?

[30:37] I'm going to ask for a motion to go to

[30:39] executive session

[30:41] for a few moments.

[30:42] » I understand.

[30:53] Motion by Mr. Wilson. Do I need a

[30:55] second? I need a second. Seconded by Mr.

[30:57] Ranch all in favor say I.

[31:00] We will be in executive session for a

[31:02] few moments. You're welcome to stay

[31:03] until we get back and then

[31:06] we will adjourn.

[38:52] » I need a motion to come out of executive

[38:54] session.

[38:54] » Motion.

[38:55] » By Mr. Wilson, second by Mr. Renshaw.

[38:59] All in favor of coming out of executive

[39:00] session say I.

[39:01] » I.

[39:03] » Any opposed?

[39:04] Motion carries. We are now back in

[39:06] regular session of Pulaski Fiscal Court.

[39:09] I want to make a recommendation that we

[39:11] dismiss

[39:12] or I'll make a motion to dismiss Mr.

[39:15] Nick Forbes as employment with Pulaski

[39:17] County government. I need a second.

[39:20] » Second.

[39:20] » Second by Mr. Strunk. Any discussion?

[39:23] » For violation of the

[39:25] » For violation of administrative code of

[39:26] code.

[39:27] » Yes.

[39:29] » All in favor say I.

[39:31] » I.

[39:32] » Any opposed?

[39:33] The motion passes.

[39:34] » Effective today.

[39:36] » Effective today.

[39:37] » Yes.

[39:40] » Any other business to come before the

[39:42] court?

[39:44] » Motion to adjourn.

[39:45] » Motion by Mr. Renshaw to adjourn. Do I

[39:47] have a second?

[39:48] » Second.

[39:49] » Second by Mr. Wilson. All in favor say

[39:51] I.

[39:52] And we will be adjourned. Thank you very

[39:54] much.

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