[0:00] So on November 3rd, we'll shoot for picking.

[0:07] Mom, sure, everyone's aware about Friday is 9-11.

[0:14] Hopefully everybody remembers the girls that died on that day. 25 years. Amazing.

[0:22] We'll try to give it a little bit more time. We may be able to see the spotlights from now.

[0:29] Yeah, so I wanted to be able to see where it is on according to the map, and we need that in the northern exposure.

[0:35] Yeah, two very high-powered spotlights, twin lights, and then you shine up the top with mug-washing.

[0:43] And you can really cool up with it and maybe by camera.

[0:50] Hopefully everybody gets up to some sort of a more, so I'm just going to ask you to remember everybody.

[0:56] I just have a quick thing, from the realization that we've been doing a really good job in the start of the movie, where it's a couple of things.

[1:07] And we haven't been in the future, maybe nothing extreme near future, but the future.

[1:15] Not in far away, we have a lot of the kick-it items that we've come up.

[1:19] I mean, the purchase of the fire truck that you're probably looking at is built in $1 million.

[1:26] We really need to stack it and have it put some extra money away to capital to the plan.

[1:33] Unfortunately, I ran it on try and keep taxes low, but we had two years of default.

[1:37] And just the price of the little business in this town, I was very excited because of the

[1:42] share volume of people that are coming to town.

[1:44] what people we have in town, more services we need

[1:47] for those people to pay to those services in taxation.

[1:51] So we have, I remember a day when you heard a siren

[1:54] maybe one, seven, two months, and I noticed

[1:56] I don't make a broken record because a lot of you have heard this,

[1:58] but I've lived through my entire life,

[2:01] and I remember if you heard a siren,

[2:04] it was something that paid this out to me.

[2:06] I lived not too far off the intersection one,

[2:09] I came to look to, I hear a siren,

[2:10] possibly have been three or four hours a year in silence.

[2:14] I think you guys are going on after a 46 hours of between,

[2:17] 46 calls of your 24 hours.

[2:19] Actually, we're in 12 last week.

[2:22] When you have an emergency truck that cost 250

[2:26] and you replace that, that was probably the kind of close

[2:29] to a million bucks to replace that.

[2:31] If they go out once a month, it's going to last a long time.

[2:34] We're going out several times a day.

[2:37] That's just one more thing you need to do in place.

[2:39] So I just want to get everyone in the mindset that eventually we're going to get some pretty big ideas

[2:43] and you'd have like a save on some kind of number of furnaces that go on the break.

[2:47] You start pulling 50 bucks on the box of people away or whatever it is you can afford to save up for that

[2:52] and you get a stack of people that are trying to do this.

[2:56] Anyways, that's my announcement. It's time you know what I mean?

[3:00] No, I agree whether you said number a while.

[3:04] All right, next is selecting his appointments, appointments to the energy commission, pursuant

[3:17] privacy, third news, dash D equal to three,

[3:23] you have the individual name is Amber Dewey.

[3:27] Okay, how do you get to speak to that?

[3:30] Just to say, I'm really happy that she wants to join the energy commission.

[3:42] in the discussion,

[3:50] they

[3:56] met

[4:01] and made the recommendation to me.

[4:05] It's okay.

[4:26] Tonight I make a motion that we appoint,

[4:31] we ever do it to the Energy Commissioner.

[4:36] Second on that.

[4:40] All in favor.

[4:48] Daniel.

[4:49] We'll

[4:53] move on to the approval of payroll.

[4:55] Can't pay more than that.

[4:58] Pay more for 9, 3, 20, 20, 26, and 9, 10, 20, 26.

[5:04] and we'll get a chance to see those vehicles.

[5:08] No, I don't just care about it.

[5:10] You just came on to get out of the house and go out to the regular house.

[5:13] And this is my answer and I think this is kind of a very complex.

[5:30] In the past the weeks we were getting a lot of trouble,

[5:32] like the way I've

[5:38] been in my part, the issues.

[5:41] We were

[5:46] always talking about

[5:54] seeing my son a bit there.

[5:58] I don't care about him at

[6:16] all.

[6:17] That's a terrible point.

[6:22] That is just a matter of

[6:42] course.

[6:43] to go through the payroll of the three and nine 10, 20, 20, 6.

[6:48] On second,

[6:53] on the favor, I abstain, no, two, zero, zero.

[7:06] Counts payable, nine, three, 20, 26, and nine, 10, 20, 20,

[7:13] both.

[7:15] And I agree, just, you just had a question on that.

[7:19] That's exactly what I want.

[7:20] Two things, we might have a person here

[7:22] Yes, we can answer the question.

[7:23] Yes, we may have.

[7:26] You're a lot.

[7:27] I think repair of vehicles can't, well, actually, I guess I can look at both of you because

[7:35] we've got a problem.

[7:36] You have to repair a vehicle, so I have a problem.

[7:39] Can that only come out of the volume?

[7:42] Certainly percentage.

[7:44] We could get this used for details.

[7:46] We had the same thing with PD revolving.

[7:50] and the warrant article did say for repair but it has to

[7:58] be, you know, the relative to how much it's used for details.

[8:03] And we will use, like, Franklin Pierce.

[8:06] This is a repair from emergency R1.

[8:10] That's used at events, so yeah.

[8:16] It's not outrageous, you can lower a thousand bucks.

[8:20] It's what?

[8:21] The lower a thousand bucks.

[8:22] Oh yeah, that's with you in recent years.

[8:24] I would verify this.

[8:28] The number, they get top number.

[8:30] Yeah, I do have a question.

[8:31] Maybe it's a question.

[8:34] It looks like capital reserve

[8:40] numbers I had.

[8:44] That's something to note that it's for the fire department.

[8:49] It doesn't cheat on me.

[8:51] I'm just saying, I don't know whether it's capital reserve

[8:54] for all the funding, since they've all had the same amount of money.

[9:01] To your point, Tom, they were the same number.

[9:03] So, to your point,

[9:07] this is the same account as that the brush truck came out of the network

[9:11] and the cows.

[9:12] I think that's probably the same thing.

[9:14] You just put the wrong account number on this one.

[9:19] So, Chief Austin needs to be told that the invoice needs to be approved by the board of

[9:25] So I'm going to come out of the fund before it even gets to

[9:30] vaping.

[9:33] It has to be approved prior to.

[9:36] Right, right.

[9:38] And that's when you know, we approve.

[9:40] We did approve.

[9:41] Yeah, the invoice.

[9:41] So it should say revolving.

[9:43] Just like when D.V.W. uses the transfer station revolving,

[9:50] it's near the same dose as the code number on there.

[9:52] But the palm's point is the same as the repair.

[9:56] so I think he just says the wrong account on the computer.

[10:01] That's something that I, when I see Leo tomorrow, we can...

[10:04] Yeah, we'll work with that.

[10:05] So I'll go to the question mark, and then correct the account

[10:07] mark right next to it now, so.

[10:09] Okay.

[10:09] If chief was to get an idea, we'll answer it,

[10:11] but I think it's a simple, wrong account number,

[10:15] that's all it is.

[10:25] Roger, you might be able to answer the safe,

[10:27] we are incorporated, inspections, fire,

[10:31] no inspections, fire and building.

[10:34] What's good?

[10:34] It's like that $5,000.

[10:36] 1.311 was for $5899.

[10:41] And that number looks awful familiar to me.

[10:46] 58, maybe that

[11:04] you've also be back tomorrow on that?

[11:06] We will.

[11:07] Yeah.

[11:08] Let's cut face with them on that.

[11:15] No, it's just safe where.

[11:16] Safe software.

[11:18] Well, it's under a software.

[11:20] No, it's okay.

[11:21] I'll leave it to you.

[11:22] I'll leave it to you.

[11:23] I'll leave it to you.

[11:24] It's under the revolving account.

[11:26] Again, it's under that same account number.

[11:28] It didn't really know.

[12:29] I don't think that's getting paid this year, I

[12:40] don't know about that, I don't know if he's going to hold off on that.

[12:53] I'm so next I'm going to look into two items for us.

[12:59] Five, nine, ten, we still have the nine, three questions in the deal.

[13:13] Are you all right, Matt Satt?

[13:15] What's like the same number that I've seen?

[13:17] Right.

[13:17] And worried it might be a duplicate, but we'll find out tomorrow.

[13:39] What's that name?

[13:41] All in favor?

[13:42] Aye.

[13:45] I'm staying.

[13:46] No vote.

[13:48] Two, zero, zero.

[13:49] All

[13:54] in minutes, I'm just giving this out to you.

[13:56] Yes.

[13:57] There's no way I have a chance on what people say before I leave.

[14:01] So we'll probably go ahead and end up pushing that out after weeks or at the end of the

[14:09] table.

[14:10] The whole business

[14:24] discussion for renewal of the SNA financial software, you're up.

[14:33] This is a follow-up from our discussion on this in June when I brought

[14:44] almost two years

[14:45] So that we have to renew this software otherwise we lose access to it and the support that goes with it

[14:50] It's used by the tax collector treasure in your bookkeeper myself as time let me share your finance

[14:55] Different roles in town service

[15:00] This is being transitioned in the cloud and October is really the last, how-off date process to do this. It doesn't happen right away. There's like a four or so month implementation period. And remarkably, the price is going to end up being about the same as we've been paying year over year, 19,262 within $1,000 of what we've been paying, the total price of $58,820.

[15:27] The 58,820 less than 19,200 times two, that's all implementation and customization getting everything squared away.

[15:37] We've looked in the budget and because we didn't budget for it, we do have funds in the budget we can use for this due to over just another department.

[15:46] It'll be tight but we have to start this now.

[15:49] We can split up across five different payments so we can extend it as well, which will be helpful.

[15:54] We're just looking for the formal vote to move forward with it.

[16:01] The choice, unless we're going to go to the home top of the package and then we'll think that's going to be...

[16:05] Yeah.

[16:05] ...and then we'll see if everyone's accustomed to using

[16:10] ties up for a long

[16:18] time.

[16:18] Yeah.

[16:19] ...and do for a long time.

[16:23] We've got to do a lot of things.

[16:28] If there's one thing I can add...

[16:30] The price is about the same as it was two years ago.

[16:40] When software gets this expensive, that might be something we might want.

[16:57] Well, tell tech to look at the type of software. See,

[17:07] yeah,

[17:17] Did

[17:23] their extended payment it doesn't add more to the total tab

[17:27] Just let's just

[17:53] probably not there might be about five thousand out of this one line

[17:57] Because we rolled we rolled money over from the end of last year to pay for some technology forward once

[18:06] those are once that catches up with our accounts we may end up 5 grand in the

[18:12] green

[18:20] yeah

[18:43] as soon

[18:46] as I send them the sign contract they'll then be able to

[18:51] tell

[19:04] well they said even five payments and then not finish until it's done but I

[19:07] guess January yeah they shouldn't be finished anytime later yeah

[19:20] that's why

[19:21] actually brought it to the board

[19:24] account. Total one more time, 58.

[19:41] All in favor?

[19:52] On this next item, I

[19:56] thought this was looked at by the fire and police chief, but it hasn't.

[20:19] This is a special events permit.

[20:30] I'm not sure a lot of water.

[20:33] You have the pricing for propane bond drink. Yeah, so here,

[20:43] might send it to me so I can read it.

[20:44] Yeah, about there.

[20:48] So Mike explored three, got quotes from three different companies.

[20:51] the superior propane, the Fratichylic propane and LNG propane.

[20:56] The lowest of the three was superior propane at 158

[21:00] a gallon, the highest of the three was 199 a gallon.

[21:04] This 158 a gallon is represent only 8 cents more

[21:09] than the prior year he says.

[21:11] So he's said, recommending you go forward

[21:14] with superior propane at 158.

[21:18] And that's a lot for your propane propane?

[21:20] model.

[21:22] Correct.

[21:23] Like a year?

[21:23] Yeah.

[21:32] No.

[21:33] Yeah.

[21:33] We touched based on it today.

[21:39] It was usually a year before.

[21:41] Correct.

[21:43] We don't want it to change or retain it.

[21:52] We had already been away from superior propane because of service.

[21:56] They let us run out of oil at the museum this past winter.

[22:02] And I have them at home, and it's been a nightmare.

[22:05] So just let you know.

[22:30] They distribute from the next one to the thresholds of 9.199.

[22:37] 180 percent

[22:45] of 22 cents will

[22:53] maybe provide

[22:57] light.

[23:02] What was that one through?

[23:04] Superiority.

[23:06] Maybe we should try instant writing.

[23:17] We

[23:21] can always try to tell you two because they seem to have a pretty good place.

[23:26] Might try to get three quotes out there.

[23:31] Who was the one in any price?

[23:34] LNG.

[23:35] Oh, they're out of swans.

[23:37] Is that swansy place?

[23:40] Oh, with now.

[23:42] I was secure, I think.

[23:46] Yeah.

[23:46] I think.

[23:55] Yeah, I think that's who we are using, because he said it's

[24:04] the things that I'm going to like, and if you're changing.

[24:08] Well, that's that was, I've been off with you all the time, so the company wants to take care of it.

[24:13] And how the company will not fill another company tank.

[24:15] I just thought we would take.

[24:17] Yeah, so the other thing is, it would be a positive curve if we go over

[24:34] time.

[24:34] and they do all the things, the ones that are leading us to the generator, that is great for those

[24:46] issues.

[24:47] Yeah, that's a big deal with while finding that out.

[24:58] Yes, if Mike had issues with him, I don't think he'd be able to make one myself.

[25:05] If he has a good history with them, that's what we want.

[25:11] That's why they're doing it.

[25:24] I'm not sure about that, but he seemed extremely confident when I talked to him today that this was the way to go.

[25:45] I

[25:52] think that's a good idea that we just don't have to come back if it turns out you did

[25:57] look into that.

[25:58] Yeah.

[25:58] So the motion.

[26:02] 12 seconds between.

[26:08] There's a top 20-22 seconds.

[26:11] 12-22

[26:16] seconds.

[26:17] 12

[26:38] -22 seconds.

[26:44] 12-22 seconds.

[26:49] 12-22 seconds.

[26:50] 12-22 seconds.

[26:51] 12

[27:03] -22 seconds.

[27:15] 12-22 seconds.

[27:16] 12

[27:21] -22 seconds.

[27:35] We're going to, the next one presentation, fire code, we're going to pass off tonight

[27:39] because it's right next to me here, back in time, so we'll scratch it out from the

[27:43] generator.

[27:55] Not see in the hole.

[28:04] No, it was there and then we discovered that fire police didn't actually see it yet.

[28:10] So we got Rachel looking over just now.

[28:19] It's a pretty, it's great straight forward, I don't know where,

[28:24] oh great, it's a

[28:33] woman's

[28:34] club, so I'm not ready to be able to scavenge myself,

[28:38] I feel like I have to be able to get

[28:40] that through, I can't see her, she knows I'm kidding, okay,

[28:50] I summarized it, remember,

[28:55] if you

[28:56] want to reach out to her, yeah, annual harvest care on Saturday, September 26, 90, 2pm,

[29:03] location with the recreation building and surrounding facilities set up at 7 a.m. clean up from two to four no more than 250 people, 20 vendors on site looking on basketball court and doesn't require a road closure or traffic issues and applicant as all all the requested for traffic comes.

[29:25] And then, Rachel, you said you were going to keep an eye on him.

[29:37] Rachel said she did.

[29:39] I'm going to hear the thoughts of some of you else.

[29:41] And get there, fly the pilot signal to me.

[30:17] All right, Mr. Club, we want to make a motion, both, also, Roger, copy, I don't know what it is, at least. On the story.

[30:24] I'll do it now. You may go. Before I talk about it. I'll do it now that I'm a kid.

[30:29] This is also a question. It's fairly long.

[30:36] It's OK. If Roger's bringing the sketch, you're going to need to buy a glass.

[30:43] We'll make a motion, we'll approve.

[30:46] It's 12. We

[30:51] will have a sphere.

[30:51] Okay.

[30:52] Okay.

[30:53] Second.

[30:56] Volunteer.

[30:57] Hi.

[30:58] Hi.

[30:59] I'm

[31:26] a vehicle registration reimbursement pursuant to IRAC 261-151.

[31:39] I think this was either an old attainment or an incorrect

[31:57] package.

[31:59] What do you want me to do before we are going to put it back?

[32:01] So you basically registered the wrong vehicle once you were universal in that.

[32:07] Yes, sometimes when you put in that big number, it comes up with different things.

[32:13] Or like

[32:18] if you put a Venn for 150, there's multiple cars.

[32:28] Well do you know if it's an Excel?

[32:30] It's an Excel long.

[32:31] It's an Excel SE.

[32:33] It's an Excel, so

[32:38] thank you, Matt.

[32:44] I'll make a motion that we re-inverse the

[32:49] person on this request to the number 126, all

[32:59] right, all the

[33:03] favour?

[33:22] All

[33:34] right.

[33:35] Review of the ambulance service contracts.

[33:41] Sorry, do you want me to?

[33:43] Let me know when you want me to be.

[33:44] I was going to be flaring out.

[33:46] All

[33:49] right,

[33:54] so Chief Boss couldn't be here tonight, but I have a short three-quarter page

[33:59] note from them to read the Select Board.

[34:02] It's a recommendation.

[34:05] Over the past several months, this is his words, over the past several months there has

[34:08] been efforts to explore ambulance transport options for the town of Ringe, while simultaneously

[34:12] evaluating the performance and capabilities of our current provider.

[34:16] As part of that evaluation, it has been identified that there were several operational challenges

[34:21] that I've shared with both the town administrator and the board of selectmen.

[34:24] The town administrator has also identified a few concerns regarding contractual matters

[34:28] and communication with the current provider.

[34:30] Collectively, these concerns have led us to the conclusion that the town needs to move

[34:34] in a direction and identify an ambulance service that is reliable, financially stable, responsive,

[34:39] and capable of supporting their residents during their most critical moments.

[34:43] We subsequently explored the service capabilities and proposals of both Chester County EMS and Peterborough ambulance.

[34:49] We've evaluated the operational and service components of each proposal while the TA

[34:53] reviewed the financial and contractual considerations.

[34:56] After carefully reviewing, both options, I.O.T. Foss recommended Peterborough Ambulance

[35:02] as the town ridden just ambulance transport provider.

[35:06] The recommendation is based on the overall combination of service capability, reliability,

[35:10] responsiveness, and cost.

[35:12] Peterborough provides the strongest balance of quality of service and fiscal responsibility

[35:15] for our community.

[35:18] I respectfully recommend that the board of second move forward with the Peterborough ambulance

[35:22] and make this change in the best interest of residents, businesses, visitors, weird trust

[35:26] and deserve.

[35:27] The one thing I'll add to that is it doesn't mention that unfortunately the cost of retrofitting

[35:36] our station in addition to the Cheshire contract was going to be perhaps a little bit much

[35:42] there, by putting it significantly higher than the Peterborough amount.

[35:48] Yeah, going to send that back to you to give you a,

[35:51] not yet, was still working on it.

[35:53] But we do need to sign a contract.

[35:58] So he was talking like sprinkles just on the floor.

[36:01] He basically wanted to do a higher apartment,

[36:04] which means we'd have to move to a minimum of about a 10,000 gallon tank,

[36:12] And the backup plan of renting a trailer, so for the audience that's not fully ballooned

[36:19] by it yet, Chester County couldn't respond, if we went with them, couldn't respond from

[36:25] sponsor, we were located, we would need to accommodate them in our building, but that would

[36:31] have required with the ships that are running, building out bump rooms and making them compliant.

[36:38] We explored the cost of that and although the final cost is in that plus the cost of the contract was going to be significantly higher.

[36:47] there. Just a contract alone with our own, with all the resources needed, so higher than

[36:55] the other two countries.

[37:02] So we

[37:06] reviewed them.

[37:10] Everybody's going up snippet. I'm going to

[37:13] double what they want.

[37:16] Because one

[37:22] was a contract breach. They are supposed to be paying

[37:26] for every time they can't respond. They have to call another annual service, which is

[37:32] as you used to be a girl, at $1,000 a run,

[37:35] I believe they did not have to run to $1,500 a run.

[37:39] They have not been paying for peer support.

[37:42] We had to have been subscribed,

[37:44] money that was owned to be a girl for the payments

[37:46] of the given jargon, so peer support was fine.

[37:51] That right there is a deal breaker for me.

[37:53] If you can't hold up to the agreement,

[37:55] we signed with you for a full year,

[37:57] that's a deal breaker for me.

[38:00] Not to mention that the reports that I'm getting

[38:03] from our EMS crew of the Ringe Fire Department is a bit very miserable to our all EFPs.

[38:12] They said we're not the only ones that we wanted to left the station.

[38:15] We cannot have any contract and service coming to this town.

[38:18] It's not chasing our employees out of control actually.

[38:20] We have a hard enough time staff and our own EMS and fire department.

[38:24] We can't have an outside service coming to chasing our own people.

[38:27] To me, that's a separate case here.

[38:32] Peter Bryant's is slightly higher to approximately $30,000 to $11,000 I believe, they came in

[38:40] to $2,000,000 to $11,000.

[38:42] Jeremy's at $250,000.

[38:43] That extra $30,000, I think it's worth it to get rid of a lot of headaches.

[38:51] Peter Burles' very professional chief boss, I was his first victim in England, he worked

[38:55] very well with Peter Burles' crew.

[38:56] You can probably test that. It's my recommendation about the field.

[39:02] Any other discussion? Anybody else have different feelings about that?

[39:08] Well, I want to receive all this documentation yesterday in the middle of the day of election.

[39:15] So frankly, I haven't really gone ahead of chance to go through another good question.

[39:21] This is where Peterborough is a fully functioning operating unit and there are fees and supports

[39:31] at equal time through

[39:37] the Cheshire County.

[39:39] I'm a consumer of Peterborough.

[39:41] One, they have a pretty significant travel time.

[39:49] You know what's going on?

[39:50] Depending on where you're in town, they have to get in the contract.

[39:52] They have to get in the contract.

[39:53] I want to conservatively kind of call me out, go out and just, yeah, they've offered a fixed price, this is a five-year deal.

[40:00] So they've offered a fixed price, and then I know we can opt out at any time, but sign

[40:12] this deal, or when you're out of it, opt out.

[40:14] If you follow with them, I think there are certain things wrongly perfect, but they're giving you a discount for the first two years in this contract.

[40:24] And then if you go to their blended form, and

[40:31] then try to study what's sitting here, it looks like in the third year, what we're going to be paying,

[40:40] could be wrong about trying to sort this out, we're going to be at $500,000.

[40:44] No, no, no, no, that's, I met with the, Peter, sorry, Peter wrote an administrator.

[40:52] The number looks like it's going to be, actually, I thought I had it here, but it's in the

[40:58] 3, 4, you know, it's in the upper 3, it's in the 3, it's in the upper 3, it's 3, 7, 4.

[41:05] There it is.

[41:06] Yes.

[41:06] You want to do it in the lower 3?

[41:08] No.

[41:08] That's in the lower 3.

[41:10] What you're looking at is the total dollar value, less the insurance reversal goals that they'll collect on, that they anticipate.

[41:17] And it's a two-year view over signing them and what's a five-year contract?

[41:21] Two-year at the two-way price.

[41:23] And then we get blended into their thing.

[41:25] But looking at the cost of the annual service, almost they've been increasing every year.

[41:30] And it doesn't matter who you go with at the end of the two years, you're still going to be probably at the same price.

[41:34] Well, like I said, I've scanned this stuff, so I think we've got a little bit of these

[41:40] in there.

[41:44] I'm trying to follow their blended formula here, and if they gave us, if you have the

[41:51] papers, I mean, get a bro has a population slightly less than ours or fairly equivalent.

[41:58] I'm going to just call it equal for this.

[42:01] And then they have a percentage of total population, which is 13,000, but these one, two, three,

[42:10] and it's 48%.

[42:12] So when we add ours in there, we're going to probably be somewhere close.

[42:19] Maybe a little less because of the other counts of getting the other counts about half of that 13.

[42:25] And then you got the 9-1-1 responses, which is 11.8, and I plugged in 9-30 somewhere

[42:37] in my head.

[42:38] It came up with 900 that a year ago, and I know I'm really excited to use two calls,

[42:44] or two pieces of apparatus that you call the two calls.

[42:48] So I use 9-30, but basically they take half of the population percentage,

[42:54] at half of the call percentage, the

[42:59] percentage of the shortfall.

[43:04] I read what they calculate.

[43:06] I think the shortfall max, and I don't know about that,

[43:09] you want to explain how a little bit max, a shortfall, you believe.

[43:12] Well, it could be wrongly said.

[43:13] We'll be made up by what they estimate their collectibles,

[43:20] and I think that they do a better job than the existing provider

[43:24] I'm estimating the revenue they'll bring in.

[43:28] Oh, I wouldn't deny that at all.

[43:31] Right.

[43:31] To be honest, what they're going to take you right now.

[43:33] Because they have, I mean, I'm just using their current year numbers.

[43:36] Right.

[43:37] But they're going to change.

[43:38] I mean, they give you your total expenditures to a million bucks.

[43:43] Or one, two, three, four, five, six, seven for six pounds.

[43:47] It's two million dollars.

[43:50] And then they have their fees.

[43:53] but then they have their shortfall, which is less their

[43:58] reimbursement, the way I'm hearing that.

[44:00] And I have to calculate the math exactly.

[44:04] It looks like the third year we're going to have a pretty significant

[44:06] adjustment because our calls, volumes, and the population,

[44:10] and everything kind of is almost very close to beta broths.

[44:13] And if you look at this number, you can see what that payed $800,000

[44:18] for their annual service in beta broth.

[44:20] But if you look at gamma just doubled and went from 125 to 250, great, and one year.

[44:25] Well, I'm not, I'm not arguing with you.

[44:27] These guys are going from the 3rd from the 2nd to 3rd year, less than that.

[44:31] We're far less than that.

[44:33] From the 2nd year to the 3rd year.

[44:36] They're not even going to want to buy a thousand.

[44:38] Oh, I'm just going to go up there, I'm going to be asking.

[44:41] No, increase.

[44:42] So they're going from two million to the 370, two thousand.

[44:46] So that's less than 100,000 increase.

[44:48] I'm not talking with a few roles of quality service, okay, did run it totally different,

[44:56] but I guess I'm better.

[44:57] To me, I think we've had so many headaches with John Martin.

[45:28] Next, Peterborough, Cheshire's file.

[45:29] and keep waiting, keep waiting, they need an answer

[45:33] so it's possible.

[45:35] Is this contract that could be immediately

[45:37] or at the beginning of the year?

[45:38] January.

[45:39] On the year.

[45:40] OK, so I'm going to make this some other shoes, Tom.

[45:45] I strongly recommend that this go in as a warrant article

[45:48] and that the warrant article specifically

[45:50] stayed to enter into a contract.

[45:54] If you do that, I'm not for five years.

[45:57] Well, no, because contracts go up, they go into the default.

[46:04] If the town will improve.

[46:05] But it's also a big amount of money.

[46:07] I don't want to destroy the budget.

[46:10] That's what I'm saying.

[46:11] If it's a separate money.

[46:12] But we're not going to have all the jobs people can decide

[46:14] and we want to spend the money for an ambulance service.

[46:16] If you can get out of the credit card, you can kind of follow it.

[46:18] Yeah, well, it would go into the budget the following year,

[46:22] but it would also increase.

[46:26] So it would be,

[46:31] yeah, because it's contract and service.

[46:33] I think the budget committee is ending in that direction.

[46:36] Yeah, I'm not sure.

[46:38] Yeah, my idea was, if you put all the water,

[46:41] you

[46:48] know, the status is what it's going to cost.

[46:50] That's all part of being transparent.

[46:53] Like I said, I want it as a whole.

[46:54] I think it's really pretty much how we're helping with those numbers

[46:58] using our current numbers.

[47:00] And I, like I said, I'm saying we're probably going to be

[47:03] 500 and two years of discounting a self-prom and we're going to be the biggest

[47:09] contributor next to people. They work. So I'm just trying to throw out some thoughts

[47:14] here. I don't disagree. I guess I don't know how many calls that have been

[47:19] outside of that is we've basically been underfunding

[47:41] I can speak to the discount piece that you brought up originally they proposed

[47:48] Some Peterborough proposed something a little different and it was going to look like what they proposed last year to us

[47:55] I said I'm not sure. I met with a town administrator in a deputy fire chief, um, and

[48:00] They said that it doesn't look really good that way. I'd rather disperse it

[48:05] So it's even because I don't like big jumps. That doesn't look good

[48:08] So we kind of got rid of the whole discount up front thing because remember it was gonna be

[48:13] $212,000 or something like that.

[48:16] Yeah, $219,000 for the first year, and then jump way, way up by well over on a grand.

[48:21] But I told them that that kind of instability isn't going to really fly for our budget,

[48:25] and that's how we landed here.

[48:27] It was $219,000 for the first year in four, something.

[48:29] Yeah.

[48:30] Exactly.

[48:36] You go right ahead.

[48:37] I

[48:46] think we need to look exactly what we're supposed to look

[48:57] at.

[49:04] It's going to be that number that I guess I put in my memo, but forgot that I had.

[49:33] That was based on my discussions with their parents.

[49:37] I'm not trying to co-wash it.

[49:39] I think my

[49:56] service just like to be a girl.

[49:58] Do you realize it was a lot of sad?

[50:00] Why was that?

[50:02] In Germany, it has never had the revenue to do that.

[50:29] 200,000.

[50:38] Partially because they've not been funded.

[50:41] Let's keep that in mind.

[50:42] Two years ago, we were only getting on one problem.

[50:45] 60 grand.

[50:47] I keep going with 85.

[50:49] I mean, they were at 125 and using the bank

[50:57] for donations.

[50:59] So I'm not trying to cut budget, but I think we need to really, I know Max put a lot of effort in this and probably cheat fast too.

[51:07] And I agree, Peter Broves is a concertist.

[51:10] But I think we really need to understand the cost because we're going to be somewhere close to what Peter Broves contributing to this.

[51:18] Max, do you think you can get a hold of either Chief Fannie or the town administrative tomorrow

[51:25] and get in writing the years, three, four, and five, or three, seven, four?

[51:32] You know, I think we should be able to tell if we have.

[51:34] Probably.

[51:36] It's a best faith testament because part of it is based on receivables.

[51:42] We're probably going to get them to say that because

[51:47] that's

[51:58] what they use to kind of guess

[52:00] where we would land.

[52:58] It was first stated what

[53:02] they wanted me to be

[53:19] using to give us a copy of the

[53:20] Bible. We can't get a copy of the Bible. So they're referring to the Bible on something in the

[53:27] Bible. I

[53:31] can't get a copy of it. That's it. First paragraph, they were all dead in my mind. If I go

[53:37] further down and I did read the whole. The projection is for our cows receivable will be 600,000 dollars.

[53:45] They haven't been as far as I've been able to

[54:02] see if they came up anywhere here, which is

[54:15] they broke it.

[54:17] If you haven't seen with them, they broke it.

[54:21] If we had service room then, they doubled it.

[54:24] The next year, they doubled it.

[54:26] What are they going to do next year?

[54:28] So Tom, if we want to go on the basis that they doubled every year, you know, we have 500,000 with them.

[54:34] Nick, the year after.

[54:36] Just based on, I'm not saying, really everybody is out, I'm saying, we need to look at a lot of the detail that we've got these estimates

[54:45] or, I mean, as long as I'm using the formula in the alphabet, we're going to be able to get it.

[54:50] So if you look at that, I don't just agree with anything.

[54:53] It's based on the 2025 response in blended formula for Peterborough.

[54:58] Net Peter Broke has a town that contributes as much money as they do. Their cost is going to go down the hill.

[55:07] Their cost will go down, our cost will go up, so we make more of the 374.

[55:11] But that's a year three, and as you point it out time, that this kind of thing is why do you have to...

[55:20] It's like an effort to keep going with the contract.

[55:25] We'll get section 8 and that's the server ability clause basically and you brought this up really good

[55:34] Got to do something now

[55:37] At now and get an ambulance service get them ready to get going

[55:42] Think I have to probably be higher about it. They're gonna have to hire maybe two

[55:51] Exactly. Yeah, no matter which way we go. I was gonna do same thing. I mean, they can't afford to hire people

[56:04] for contract. This is not a contract.

[56:08] If you're going to get a five-year contract I'd want to fix

[56:11] the amount but what we're going to pay in the next five years because this this blended formula

[56:19] is a change. I think it's got more to do with it. It's transparency but one of the biggest things

[56:26] like reverse it.

[56:29] I'm not half off of what you said. We're going to have to tell them what the exact

[56:34] cost is going to be for five years.

[56:41] We have to put it out to go asking the

[56:45] workers to approve contract. Yeah I think they were probably looking for it.

[56:52] Yeah. They were planning on putting it forward. They know.

[57:04] So we

[57:10] need service.

[57:11] I mean if they try to show this off the checkers we didn't pay off. You know how

[57:16] like we said we would. That's all that's all over the gun. We did not so. We would pay the

[57:21] souls. And so I think we know also that Jeffrey is building an ambulance, two ambulance days, and

[57:32] a complete dormitory cell. So we're going to lock into Peterborough. What's Jeffrey going to charge

[57:38] if you don't know yet? We don't want, I'm just saying that we want to lock into a long term

[57:43] If it's for one year or so before, if Jaffee is in fact,

[57:48] correct, I talked with Jaffee about that as well, so we will meet again.

[57:53] Every time you want to go away, go away ahead, I'm going to see a fixed contract before I go for a summary.

[58:14] I'm going to make a motion that we go with peer-draw fire and rescue for the Immune Service for next year in the year after it will be a five year contract.

[58:23] We will evaluate that for the second year.

[58:26] Each year is for the first two years of the $280,000, $270.

[58:32] And in here, we cannot read a value at any point in time.

[58:36] But I hope that you will at least sign that two years to contract the value.

[58:41] Subject of the first object of order approval on March and everything on the subject.

[58:47] If they do take us on starting January 1st and the voters vote it down, we still hold

[58:58] them for January 1st and we are in part of March and that is, you can't extend any more

[59:06] you can only spend based on the previous year's budget.

[59:12] They know that too.

[59:13] to have that we have that money covered in the $5,000 we can pay

[59:21] all the

[59:21] mood we will have that

[59:31] motions on the table.

[59:36] Cool.

[59:37] Yes.

[59:38] What I have which I really don't have at all, most of the so very

[59:42] much to go with you.

[59:43] For $1

[59:46] ,217 per year and evaluate at three year, three

[59:55] and during contract.

[1:00:00] Subject to you, butter.

[1:00:11] I'll second the motion. I'll let you, aye, I'm going to stay until I see the actual document.

[1:00:41] I believe that the December 7th of January 7th that this board by far was chair at the time

[1:00:49] I asked John when we had four of them at the same year for the bottom line in the child.

[1:00:55] And every month I add, whether it's in here or out in the top of the month, and every month

[1:01:01] the next one is no.

[1:01:03] So it's still no.

[1:01:04] Java will not provide their buy-offs or shots to this to rinse, not in a drawer of legs.

[1:01:12] So it's been almost a year and they refuse to do it.

[1:01:20] They may have finally given it to Chief Boss fairly recently, but only after we have

[1:01:25] have our attorney sent a letter to request documents from them. Yeah. But it

[1:01:31] did your exact point, Ronnie. It was months and months and months and we had to

[1:01:35] have our own attorney spend this time at our money paying the attorney to send

[1:01:40] that letter. Thank you. Just for quick reference, I haven't done the math on

[1:01:47] this one, but Joshua County was at $2.99 and they base it off. They're not

[1:01:54] people you haven't had. So at this point we're $65.03. If you do the math, it's

[1:02:00] became up to about $46 a person, yeah.

[1:02:05] That's how they check. Just to let you know

[1:02:07] it so it's it could be a little less than that for a funeral, but just so people know

[1:02:12] you know through your vote, it sounds like it's an awful lot of money, but you

[1:02:16] If you break it down to 46% of the person,

[1:02:19] you might need an ambulance someday.

[1:02:20] It's actually not that bad at all, so yeah.

[1:02:25] Yeah, Debbie Qualey.

[1:02:27] I just wanted to compare,

[1:02:31] so Jessica, how are you wanting you to build barracks

[1:02:35] or something?

[1:02:36] As a matter of fact, they won't respond

[1:02:40] to Swansea as too far.

[1:02:42] So they have thousands of ambulance in their house

[1:02:44] but we need a place to move to sleep.

[1:02:45] But Peter Brode is not the same.

[1:02:47] Peter Brode can respond to follow-up questions.

[1:02:49] Oh, okay.

[1:02:51] That's what I think.

[1:02:53] And they can respond to sound for a long time.

[1:03:00] They're very familiar with the tower.

[1:03:01] Can

[1:03:14] you say your name?

[1:03:15] Pettersfields.

[1:03:16] Sure, it's 10-12-day drive.

[1:03:18] I

[1:03:20] understand you.

[1:03:36] That seems to be a rumor that it starts tonight.

[1:03:39] I thought the rumor would be full.

[1:03:41] I heard it was a lot of people coming.

[1:03:43] That's not a rumor that it's tonight.

[1:03:45] We have a new pet contract.

[1:03:46] It's

[1:03:49] not the case, it's not the case as I'm writing now, no.

[1:03:52] Okay, because it is, we're going to do that.

[1:03:55] I know if you knew it now, it's got an arranges for a room or so.

[1:03:59] So, you don't have to go on Facebook to find a

[1:04:06] solution.

[1:04:06] I'm sure some people do, but we very, very likely.

[1:04:10] That's how you know that must be true, right?

[1:04:26] National ION's communications updates.

[1:04:33] We're probably going to have to have another one.

[1:04:36] Vision health committee.

[1:04:38] Oh, yep.

[1:04:39] Tributing.

[1:04:40] wait for the other quotes or yeah okay we

[1:04:48] were saying that before the meeting

[1:04:49] yeah my

[1:04:53] is

[1:05:00] expecting two more quotes stuff yeah at this point I'd

[1:05:21] like to make a

[1:05:36] I think it would be, yeah, these are all competitions.

[1:05:56] Did you finish that poll?

[1:05:59] Yes.

[1:06:00] I've committed the motion for some

[1:06:04] recommendations.

[1:06:06] Can I go on?

[1:06:06] All in favor?

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