[0:20] What is program? >> Okay, it's 1:00. I'm calling the

[0:23] September 1st Board of Commissioners meeting to order. Today we're going to

[0:26] start with a prayer by Commissioner Sarkela followed by the pledge by

[0:29] Commissioner Devoe. >> Dear Lord, we thank you for the day, for

[0:33] the opportunity to gather in a free country. We're grateful for the weather

[0:36] that you provide for us. We would ask Lord that you would be with our farmers

[0:39] through the fall season and allow them to get their crops off safely and

[0:42] efficiently. We're also grateful Lord for this board and the people that we

[0:46] serve in our county. We ask that you would be with us today. Allow us to make

[0:50] strong and thoughtful decisions and remember always that all good things

[0:53] come to your son's name and in whose name we do pray. Amen.

[0:58] » I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the

[1:01] republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible,

[1:04] with liberty and justice for all. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the

[1:06] United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation

[1:09] under God, indivisible,

[1:15] » Leslie roll call, please. >> District 1 Chairman John Block.

[1:18] » Present. >> District 2 Commissioner Roger Ballard.

[1:21] » Present. >> District 3 Commissioner Gary Heberling.

[1:23] » Here. >> District 4 Commissioner Bill Sarkela.

[1:26] District 5 Commissioner Christine Lee. >> Present.

[1:29] » District 6 Commissioner Evans Eheart. >> Here.

[1:31] » District 7 Commissioner John Moody. >> Here.

[1:34] » Thank you, Leslie. >> You're welcome.

[1:36] » It's great to have everybody back at the desk once again.

[1:40] Uh if there are no corrections or deletions to today's agenda, I'll

[1:43] entertain a motion to adopt the agenda as presented.

[1:45] » that motion. >> I'll second it.

[1:47] » I have a motion by Commissioner Eheart supported by Commissioner Lee to adopt

[1:50] the agenda as presented. Is there any discussion?

[1:53] Hearing none, all those in favor signal by by "Aye".

[1:55] » Aye. >> Opposed?

[1:57] Motion is carried. Next up is an approval of our meeting minutes from

[2:00] August 18th. I'll entertain a motion to approve.

[2:02] » So moved. >> Support.

[2:04] » Have a motion by Commissioner Ballard supported by Commissioner Ehrhardt to

[2:07] approve our meeting minutes from April 18th. Is there any discussion?

[2:11] Hearing none, all those in favor signal by saying I.

[2:13] » I. >> Oppose.

[2:15] Motion is carried. You would have received your correspondence from Jody

[2:18] through email the other day. That's going to move us into Commissioner

[2:20] reports and we will start with Commissioner Ballard today.

[2:24] » Um last week I attended the Talk So Stop program or presentation at Marlette High

[2:29] School. Um pretty disappointed in the turnout.

[2:33] There were probably 40 to 50 people there.

[2:37] Um after hearing what the gentleman had to say, every parent in the county

[2:40] should have been there. The stuff that's available to their kids

[2:43] in these stores will blow your mind. The potency of the stuff that's on the

[2:48] shelf that's legal, more powerful than heroin, which isn't

[2:52] even a thing anymore, but it's being sold retail and uh

[2:57] hopefully people will the that were there will share the

[3:00] information and get it out there so they're aware of what's available.

[3:04] And that's all I have for right now. >> Thank you, Roger. Gary?

[3:08] » Well, my meetings haven't happened, but uh tonight is Watertown Township. Uh

[3:12] tomorrow night is Moore Township. Uh the 15th is Custer Township and uh next

[3:16] Monday is uh City of Sandusky. And Nathan, um the

[3:21] uh plan that we put together for MMPC, I don't know if the townships have got

[3:26] that yet, so I did send that plan out that Mike sent you and I. Uh I sent that

[3:31] to the townships so at least they can read through it before they get the

[3:33] letter from Mike. >> Okay.

[3:37] » I'm I'm done. >> Okay. Thank you, Gary. Bill?

[3:39] » I have nothing to report. >> Okay. Christine?

[3:42] » I had Peck and their clerk treasurer resigned, so they're looking for a new

[3:46] person. Streets and sidewalks on the north side

[3:50] is done. They had a family fun day and September

[3:54] they're going to have a senior luncheon on September 24th.

[3:59] And the DPW is looking to sell some of their larger generators and get some

[4:04] smaller suitcase size generators so it'll be easier to

[4:08] haul them around. And then they're planning some

[4:14] moratoriums for dispensary data centers and solar farms.

[4:20] And that's it for Peck. And then I had Elk Township.

[4:26] And again, I'm learning more about gravel and we talked about brush

[4:30] spraying there and everything else seems to be going good there. And that's it.

[4:34] Okay. Thank you, Christine. A couple weeks ago in our planning

[4:37] commission meeting, Marion Township had a complete revised ordinance that we

[4:40] reviewed and I had contact with them in the last couple of weeks and they're

[4:44] pretty appreciative of the feedback they got from us. So they're going to go

[4:47] ahead and move forward and get it all in place. So that's all. Okay.

[4:50] That's all I have. >> Evans?

[4:52] Um I attended a uh meet and greet with Senator Slacking last week on Wednesday,

[4:57] I believe it was. Uh for the brief conversation I had with

[5:00] her, it went well and I thought she was a nice person.

[5:04] » Okay. Very good. Thank you, Evans. John? >> Um on the 27th I had Fremont Township.

[5:11] Uh on October 10th they have a Halloween party at their hall

[5:16] from noon to 2:00. Anybody's invited, don't have to live in that Township.

[5:21] Um they had two permits pulled for the

[5:25] month, one house and one pole barn for their zoning.

[5:29] They hired a second attorney um

[5:32] to do some of their other work besides solar and wind.

[5:36] Uh they need to buy a new Township computer and they did two they agreed to

[5:40] do two uh ditch cleanups.

[5:45] On the 19th I had Worth Township.

[5:49] They appointed a new trustee to fill Byron Wilson's spot, and that's Roger

[5:55] Combs.

[5:59] They decreased their water connection fees and their sewer

[6:05] connection fees. They're getting a bid to do electrical

[6:10] running out to their new sign that they're getting.

[6:14] Accepted the resignation of Doug Varty, and they're going to be looking for a

[6:17] new trustee to fill his position shortly.

[6:21] And that's all I have. >> Okay. Thank you, John.

[6:25] Appreciate everyone's commissioner reports. Nathan, your administrator

[6:28] report, please. >> All right.

[6:30] First off, to echo Evan's sentiments, attended the meet and greet with Senator

[6:38] Slama and Lexington. There was an economic meeting the following morning

[6:43] that was hosted out there kind of showcasing some of what's going on in

[6:46] Lexington, seeing what potentially maybe she could support. And then she came up

[6:52] here in the afternoon to tour the McKenzie Hospital, and there was a

[6:55] meeting there. She did talk about earmark funding and

[7:00] you know, things that could help

[7:03] when they're looking at those earmarks and who to support and

[7:07] she really talked about solidarity between you know, cities, counties,

[7:13] the entities involved. She said when there's that solidarity that makes them

[7:17] feel very confident that the funds will go to good use and everybody's kind of a

[7:21] united front working on the same

[7:26] wavelength. So, that was good to hear. Meeting last night at PAC at the Harvest

[7:34] Hall in regards to the Riverbend Wind Project.

[7:38] There was I I say a huge turnout, but there was a

[7:42] a a decent crowd. It went from 4:30 to 7:00, so there was a

[7:47] variety of uh residents that trickled in, asked

[7:50] questions. Uh they had the whole project up on boards outlining

[7:55] um the plan, outlining

[7:59] uh concerns, all of those things. And they had folks from

[8:03] the company there to answer questions, so

[8:07] talked to a few of the township officials in

[8:10] uh Fremont and Speaker and uh yeah, it was it was nice to see them there, so.

[8:17] And last thing was we had a conference 2 weeks ago. Um um

[8:21] There were some good sessions uh attended on leadership. Uh one of them

[8:25] focused on working with folks through different generation and the the

[8:29] generational challenges and the way different generations operate in the

[8:32] workplace. And uh another uh session focused on just kind of being able to

[8:38] stay positive through adversity in the workplace. So, some good sessions. Um

[8:42] it's always valuable to attend, so. >> Glad you got those in.

[8:45] » Yeah. Thank you. And that's all I have. >> Any questions for Nathan?

[8:49] Seeing none, we'll move on.

[8:53] That's going to take us to public comments pertaining to the agenda. Are

[8:55] there any public comments pertaining to the agenda today?

[9:00] Seeing none, we're going to move on.

[9:03] Next up is uh we're going to open a public hearing for the Michigan

[9:06] Community Development Block Grant funding for Sanilac County Emergency

[9:09] Homeowner Rehabilitation. And I'm going to call for public comment pertaining to

[9:13] that. Is there any public comment for the public hearing pertaining to the

[9:16] Michigan Community Development Block Grant funding for Sanilac County

[9:19] Emergency Homeowner Rehabilitation? Seeing none, going to move on.

[9:25] I see no need for 13A or 13B or 14 for appointments to boards. So, that's going

[9:30] to move us right into general resolutions. And today we have one

[9:33] honoring Trudy Bowers for years of service. Trudy, welcome.

[9:38] We has a resolution here. She even has a frame for you.

[9:45] » Christine is my commissioner. That's what I had to explain to the

[9:49] boys. Yeah, she I live in Elk Township. It's

[9:53] nice to have her here to read this for me today.

[9:57] » And we kind of coordinate. >> I know. Here, why would I

[9:59] be a banana here? >> You go blind over there.

[10:05] » The boys. Resolution honoring Trudy Bowers for

[10:10] years of service. Whereas Trudy Bowers is retiring from Saline County after

[10:14] more than 14 years of dedicated public service. And whereas as Trudy began her

[10:20] career with Saline County on March 12th, 2012, when she was appointed to the

[10:26] position of Saline County Treasurer. And whereas Trudy subsequently sought

[10:32] election and was elected by the citizens of Saline County to serve four terms as

[10:38] Saline County Treasurer. And whereas throughout her tenure, Trudy has

[10:42] provided exemplary service demonstrating outstanding financial stewardship and

[10:48] contributed her investment dollars and expertise for the benefit of Saline

[10:53] County. And whereas Trudy has served on several

[10:56] committees and boards including the Board of Public Works, Budget Committee,

[11:02] Election Commission, Land Bank Authority Board, and the Karen Gandhi

[11:07] Water Authority where she has been the longest serving member.

[11:12] And now therefore be resolved that the Saline County Board of Commissioners

[11:16] hereby hereby express its sincere appreciation

[11:21] and gratitude to Trudy Bowers for her more than 14 years of exemplary service

[11:27] to the citizens of Saline County. And be it further resolved that the

[11:33] board extends its heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to Trudy

[11:38] Bowers for continuing health, happiness, fulfillment and her well-earned

[11:43] retirement. And where and be it resolved that the resolution

[11:49] be presented to Trudy Bowers and enter into the official proceeding of the

[11:53] Santa County Board of Commissioners this first day of September,

[11:57] 2026. >> Thank you for the very kind resolution.

[12:13] » He was sitting that camera down because of all the sores.

[12:18] » Hey, at least it's out. Come lay up here.

[12:22] I had a few of those. >> to miss you, sister.

[12:25] » So, enjoy your retirement. >> Thank you. Appreciate it.

[12:30] » Have a resolution offered by Commissioner Lee. Is there a support?

[12:33] Support by Commissioner Ballard. Is there any discussion? Hearing none, uh

[12:37] Leslie, a roll call vote, please. >> Commissioner Lee?

[12:40] » Yes. >> Commissioner Ballard?

[12:42] » Yes. >> Commissioner Black?

[12:44] » Yes. >> Commissioner Moody?

[12:46] » Yes. >> Commissioner Eheart?

[12:48] » Yes. >> Commissioner Sarkela?

[12:49] » Yes. >> Commissioner Heberley?

[12:51] » Yes. >> Resolution is adopted. Congratulations

[12:53] on your retirement. We wish you the very best.

[12:56] » I appreciate it. Thank you. >> Do you want to join any boards?

[12:59] » What's that? >> Do you want to join any boards?

[13:00] » Well, she's in my area, definitely. She's my my

[13:06] candidate. >> We'll see you in the hall afterwards.

[13:09] » Yeah, we'll see you. >> There's got to be seats open on the

[13:12] boards, though.

[13:15] » Hey, very good. That will conclude resolutions for today. That's going to

[13:19] move us into committee reports, and we're going to start with Commissioner

[13:21] Moody today. >> Um this 26th, I had uh emergency

[13:25] management. We just went over um the quick reference guide that um

[13:32] Greg is making up. And just talked about um

[13:37] one incident that would happened in Port Sanilac. There was a

[13:41] some batteries spilled out of the back of

[13:44] someone's car and spilled a just a little bit of

[13:48] uh uh acid, but it was cleaned all up good.

[13:53] Um that's it for that. And then on the 24th I had medical care facility.

[14:02] They're need uh two LPNs and one maintenance worker

[14:07] right now. They're short. Um they're working on a new building

[14:10] project to actually put new sidewalks and new

[14:14] parking and stuff out in front of the building there. They're going to

[14:18] the board passed it. Well, they've already got their bids and everything,

[14:22] so that should be starting shortly. Um they did a survey of the families and

[14:30] employees and that went really well. And that's about it.

[14:35] » Okay. >> Thank you, John. That's all I have.

[14:37] » Nothing new to report? >> All right. Um personnel met this

[14:40] morning. You guys will see something coming through from personnel in a

[14:42] couple of weeks. It's related to um uh central dispatch.

[14:47] We had created a deputy director position when Don was on her way out for

[14:52] Crystal. And Crystal's short on a

[14:56] getting people and she's a lot of overtime issues that they're having. So,

[14:59] we're looking to transition that deputy position just back to a normal

[15:02] dispatcher to help her out with that. That's something everybody will see in a

[15:04] couple of weeks. Other than that, we had any commission met 2 weeks ago. Uh we

[15:09] reviewed a fair amount of PA 116 applications and a few ordinances.

[15:13] That's all I have. Christine? >> I also would like to state that I also

[15:18] attended that Senator Slapkin's meet and greet and I

[15:21] thought she was very down to earth. Um I ended up getting a picture with her.

[15:26] » Gary >> And then I went to my township meeting,

[15:30] and they were talking about I told them why I was late, and so I already passed

[15:34] that information on how to get a hold to the Oak Township Fire Department.

[15:38] » Okay, very good. Well, I know Gary matters cuz I saw a picture of the two

[15:41] sitting next to each other, so. >> But that was me.

[15:45] » Yeah. Is that August C?

[15:48] » Yes, I'm there. >> Okay, no, you're good. Thank you.

[15:50] » Bill Um just a couple things. I uh

[15:53] participated in a Zoom for the pension board cuz they needed to have a quorum.

[15:58] Um I was heavily sedated, but I did get my name out there, so at least she could

[16:01] count me count me in, so they met had their quorum. And then um after this

[16:06] uh I was no longer heavily sedated, I did participate

[16:09] in a MAC budget uh Zoom meeting that they had some training for, and uh that

[16:14] was right up there with kind of sitting in an actual area we're important.

[16:17] » Riveting. >> Yeah, I I did some huge sacrifice while

[16:20] I was out of commission. That's all I had.

[16:22] » Well, we appreciate your dedicated service, Bill.

[16:24] Gary >> Yeah, well, it's good we went this way

[16:27] around because uh Nathan touched on some things that was part of we had a

[16:30] personnel meeting this morning. Uh you basically told about that at a

[16:34] part of our meeting tonight. And uh back to what Nathan was talking about last

[16:39] week, Nathan and I were invited to a uh economic development round table uh with

[16:44] Senator Slaght and and um along with uh the city manager and uh superintendents

[16:49] of schools here. And I thought there was some really good discussions um um

[16:54] where we're at as a infrastructure here in our county and our city, also what we

[16:58] want what we're looking forward down the road, and uh some of the advantages of

[17:03] uh Nathan already touched on it, is not just a city city city uh submitting for

[17:07] grants or money, uh but maybe that city and the county can have basically a plan

[17:13] together. And um she brought up the city of Holland and the county of therein uh

[17:18] how they they get more attention when it gets to her office because it's a it's a

[17:23] plan for not only just the city but the county and that sometimes gets a gets a

[17:27] look a first look before it just a county. So that was a

[17:32] good conversation and hopefully we're on the radar now and

[17:36] we can move forward to doing going that way. So end of my report.

[17:40] » Thanks a lot. Thank you very much. >> Roger?

[17:42] » I had a community mental health last Tuesday. We uh the highlights of that

[17:46] meeting were the approval of the employee compensation and also the uh

[17:50] EAP contract. And the real highlight was when we met uh Brandy, the new therapy

[17:57] dog that is a resident down there. It's a

[18:00] one of the doodle mixes. I'm not sure what it's mixed with but uh

[18:04] I've I've met her before. Um she's not quite a year old

[18:10] and I guess when she puts her vest on she knows that she's working.

[18:15] Uh one of the gals wanted to take her outside and uh

[18:19] well her owner was uh off to a break

[18:24] and she wouldn't go outside. She had her work leash and her work vest

[18:28] on and she was there to work. So they had to switch the leash and take the

[18:32] vest off so the dog would go out take a break.

[18:37] It's a pretty intelligent dog. I guess it's really uh

[18:41] really helping out down there. >> Very good.

[18:43] » Yeah and that's all I have. >> Good. Thank you Roger. Appreciate

[18:47] everyone's commissioner report. >> I did have one more just hit that. Uh I

[18:51] went down Greg Alexander makes an appearance at the Marlette Township Hall

[18:55] at the on the last Monday of the month. So I try to make it down there.

[18:59] Hear him out. See. >> Very good.

[19:04] Okay. Uh I see no unfinished business. So we're

[19:08] going to move directly into new business today.

[19:11] And that's going to start out with FA 112-26

[19:14] approval of current claims. >> Sanilac County Board of Commissioners

[19:18] hereby approves the payments current claims identified on the accounts

[19:21] payable report dated August 25th, 2026 for the general bank account in the

[19:24] amount of $161,332.11.

[19:28] » Report. I have a motion by Finance Chairman

[19:31] Sarkella, supported by Vice Chairman Valley. Is there any discussion?

[19:36] Hearing none, all those in favor signify by saying I.

[19:38] » I. >> I.

[19:39] » Opposed? Motion is carried. Next up is FA 113-26

[19:44] budget adoptions, amendments, appropriations, and transfers.

[19:47] » Sanilac County Board of Commissioners hereby approves the following amendments

[19:49] and establishes the following accounts as listed.

[19:51] » Report. I have I have a motion by Finance Chairman Sarkella, supported by

[19:55] Commissioner Even Card. Is there any discussion?

[19:58] Hearing none, all those in favor signify by saying I.

[20:00] » I. >> I.

[20:01] » Opposed? Motion is carried. Next up is FA 114-26

[20:06] authorization for funding for the Blue Water Conservation District.

[20:10] » Sanilac County Board of Commissioners hereby authorizes $30,000 commitment to

[20:13] the Blue Water Conservation District for the purpose of funding

[20:16] farm bill technicians for 3 years dedicated to assisting with the

[20:20] implementations of farm bill programs in Sanilac County at an amount not to

[20:23] exceed 10,000 per year for fiscal year 2027, 2028, and 2029 with funding from

[20:28] the Environmental Trust Fund. >> Report.

[20:32] » I have a motion by Finance Chairman Sarkella, supported by Commissioner Lee.

[20:35] Is there any discussion? >> Just real quick cuz I missed last

[20:37] meeting. That's what they what we always gave them when we didn't update it at

[20:40] all. >> Yeah, so in a in a to recap that, their

[20:44] request this year was for $15,000 a year for 5 years, which was an enormous

[20:48] increase over what they previously had, and they failed to justify the need for

[20:51] the increase. So, we we went with uh with what they had previously.

[20:56] Is that all? >> Yeah, but that's why we only went with

[20:58] the 3 years. >> Oh, yeah, and a 5-year commitment would

[21:02] push the county way out into a new board, different people, right? And so,

[21:07] in a 3-year commitment, they'll have to come back again and

[21:11] reevaluate. So. >> All right.

[21:12] » Is that the point you're trying to get to?

[21:13] » Yes. >> Okay.

[21:15] All right. With all that said, I've lost my place. We have motion support.

[21:20] » Discussed. >> Yes.

[21:22] » Okay. >> Carry the motion.

[21:23] » All in favor, signify saying I. >> I.

[21:26] » Opposed? Motion is carried. Next up is FA 115-26,

[21:31] authorization of pestify pesticide certification stipend for the Parks

[21:35] Commission. >> Stanley County Board of Commissioners

[21:38] hereby authorizes a 2000 annual pesticide certification stipend to be

[21:41] paid to a certified Parks employee, with only one employee eligible to receive

[21:45] the stipend at a time, with funding from the Parks millage.

[21:47] » Support. >> A motion by Commissioner Sarkela,

[21:49] supported by Commissioner Heberlein. Is there any discussion?

[21:54] Hearing none, all those in favor signify by saying I.

[21:56] » I. >> Opposed?

[21:58] Motion is carried. Next up is FA 116-26, authorization to purchase a PMI evidence

[22:04] tracker for Drug Task Force. >> Stanley County Board of Commissioners

[22:07] hereby authorizes the purchase of the PMI evidence tracker system for the Drug

[22:10] Task Force at a cost not to exceed $5,630,

[22:14] along with a $795 annual fee for the software license after the first year,

[22:18] with funding from the Drug Task Force millage.

[22:20] » Support. >> A motion by Commissioner Sarkela,

[22:23] supported by Commissioner Ballard. Is there any discussion?

[22:26] » Yes. Uh, just a in that discussion with Ed, uh, I

[22:30] seen your email you got it from Lieutenant Moore, and uh, there was no

[22:34] substantial raises. There was one with $750 at one time. So,

[22:39] that was good he went back and did that for us, cuz it was questioned at our

[22:42] last meeting if it would substantially raise down the road that we would

[22:45] cut out garden. >> I'm glad you brought it up, cuz I was

[22:48] going to. I think that's great you guys double-checked that and they circled

[22:50] back with us. So. >> Okay. Thank you, Commissioner Eaton.

[22:53] » Yep. >> Any further discussion related to FA

[22:55] 116-26? Hearing none, all those in favor signify

[22:59] by saying I. >> I.

[23:01] » Opposed? Motion is carried. Next up is NFA 013-26

[23:08] and it's authorization of signature signature designation and certifying

[23:12] officer. >> Sanilac County Board of Commissioners

[23:16] hereby authorizes Jonathan Black, Board Chairman, to designate Nathan B. Droski,

[23:19] Administrator Controller, as a certifying officer responsible for the

[23:22] environmental review requirements of the Michigan Community Block Grant CDBG

[23:27] funding for program year 2025. >> I have a motion by Commissioner Sartwell

[23:32] supported by Commissioner Earnhardt. Is there any discussion?

[23:35] Hearing none, all those in favor signify by saying I.

[23:37] » I. >> Opposed?

[23:40] Motion is carried. Um at this time, I'm going to call for

[23:44] public comments to the public hearing that we opened earlier in the meeting.

[23:47] Are there any public comments pertaining to the Michigan Community Development

[23:51] Block Grant funding for Sanilac County Emergency Homeowner Rehabilitation?

[23:56] Seeing none, we're going to close that public hearing.

[24:00] Next up is general public comments. Are there any general public comments to the

[24:04] Board of Commissioners today? Seeing none.

[24:07] » I have something I want to share, John, real quick.

[24:09] » Absolutely. >> Um in my time away, you know, you find

[24:12] out when you have some health circumstances that there's really two

[24:15] things to worry about. You're going to get better or you're going to get worse.

[24:19] And if you get better, then you have nothing to worry about.

[24:22] But if you get worse, then there's two things to worry about.

[24:25] » Right. >> You're either going to live or you're

[24:27] going to die. Well, if you live, you have nothing to

[24:31] worry about. But if you die, then you got two things

[24:34] to worry about. You're either going to go to heaven

[24:37] or you're going to go to hell. Now, if you go to heaven, you have nothing to

[24:40] worry about. But if you go to hell, there's two things to worry about.

[24:45] Original or extra crispy.

[24:49] That's what I learned while I was gone.

[24:53] » We're glad you're better. >> Yeah. Well, we missed you, Phil, and

[24:56] we're we're happy to have you back. >> Glad we didn't lose your sense of humor.

[25:00] Being under. >> Oh, it was tough. I had a battle-ax

[25:02] nurse in the home that would just beat me up. I'm telling you.

[25:05] 47 years she's been doing that to me. >> We should have the cameras off, right?

[25:13] She'll agree. >> Somebody's got to keep you men in line.

[25:18] » That's why we have you up here, Jamie. >> Yes.

[25:23] » Very good. Um I see no need for closed session or

[25:27] approval of closed session minutes. So, unless there's something further to come

[25:30] before the Board of Commissioners, I'll entertain a motion to adjourn our

[25:32] meeting at 1:25. >> motion.

[25:34] » Supported. >> I have a motion by Commissioner Hebert

[25:36] and supported by Commissioner Lee to adjourn at 1:25. All in favor signify by

[25:40] saying aye. >> Aye.

[25:41] » We are adjourned. Thank you, everyone.

BOC Meeting 9/1/2026

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