[0:28] e e
[1:08] so I was wondering if it was going to be
similar to that the only situations
[1:12] which will be when beams are brought in
and placed there will be 15 minute
[1:18] stoppages um that's for the safety of
the public and that's only when crates
[1:23] are moving the GS to be in place so
that's a very um minimal time frame as
[1:30] like it's not a frequent occurrence but
the bridge will be open all time so on
[1:36] both
elections you
[1:40] work that will be discussed further by
when we when we get this world B uh we
[1:47] will be selecting a contractor and from
there the contractor we have a free
[1:52] construction meeting and so far we don't
anticipate with the 2 and a half year
[1:56] from you know we don't so we don't to
now because we don't know the Contra
[2:02] contract but this is an issue later so
we would like to give them restriction
[2:07] not
to and and something for consideration
[2:12] is that the more restrictions that are
placed upon a contractor that will be
[2:16] seen in other areas um such as a longer
duration of time if the contractor has a
[2:22] shorter window to a do work in it will
take overall more days for it to get
[2:26] constructed in
[2:31] thank
[2:38] you zero no zero
[2:55] obligation all right well thank you both
for coming out keep us posted we'll post
[2:59] the our website and um when we get into
construction make sure that any updates
[3:04] to traffic flow we communicate through
the website as well yeah on once we
[3:07] already have a selected Winer of the B I
will you know get back to the to give
[3:14] you guys enough time and who got the so
I will give that to the manager
[3:23] excellent thank you all thank you so
[3:28] much another presentation this is by
Kevin Cook Bureau director Department of
[3:33] Services of jenile Justice Services and
richardus Juvenile Justice facilit
[3:39] director update review of the southeast
Youth Development Center I see Dr
[3:45] Russell here from the superintendent of
the per Val school thank you all for
[3:51] coming not a problem good evening
everyone uh my name is Kevin Cook I'm
[3:57] the bureau director for buau services
I get the distinct pleasure of serving
[4:03] now seven uh facilities across the state
of Pennsylvania uh we currently have six
[4:09] Youth Development Centers and those are
more of our secure setting uh facilities
[4:13] and we have one youth for Street camp in
Huntington County do you have a
[4:17] presentation turn lights on yeah you can
turn the lights on I do not have a
[4:21] presentation so
sorry all right thank you I'm you're
[4:26] fine you're fine um so I guess just to
give you a little brief history of how
[4:32] we got to this stage um essentially uh
within the jile Justice uh system itself
[4:39] there was been a crisis pertaining to
feds uh for adjudicated youth uh both
[4:45] male and female more male than female
um probably about
[4:53] 2022 uh there was um an uptick in in
need of beds after Co really hit a lot
[5:03] of private providers left the area that
serve adjudicated youth um leaving the
[5:10] state to kind of take on uh more youth
than expected um so uh at this time last
[5:17] year for instance we had a weight list
for adjudicated youth to come into our
[5:21] facility it was 168 youth who were
waiting for services for for treatment
[5:26] um as of today it's at 29 so we
definitely made uh some strides in the
[5:31] right direction um but taking on this
facility um which we call the southeast
[5:38] Youth Development Center and that's on
the grounds of SEI Phoenix right now um
[5:45] it's a renovated facility so it's a
facility that was already placed there
[5:49] and we're just basically doing some
Renovations for that facility uh the
[5:53] facility itself will house uh male
adjudicated youth who are pbed to the
[5:58] facility um ages 14 to
20 um they come from every County in
[6:05] Pennsylvania uh but more importantly
most counties are most likely from the
[6:10] Southeast region uh currently in my
Youth Development Centers and my youth
[6:13] forestry Camp we're serving over
probably about 65% of the youth come
[6:18] from the Southeast region primarily
Philadelphia County uh mostly so this
[6:24] facility here will serve a a much needed
purpose uh in our eyes just pertaining
[6:29] to to family reintegration um the
closest facility we have to this region
[6:34] is is our Northeast uh secure treatment
unit that's in ler County uh so like I
[6:40] said 65% of our youth from the Southeast
region this will definitely help serve
[6:45] youth that are are from this region and
also to hopefully reunite family
[6:51] reintegration in the more positive but
uh part of the programming itself we're
[6:56] looking at it's a two-fold project
process we're looking at transferring
[7:01] youth who are currently in Our Youth
Development Centers right now to the
[7:05] current facility and where it's at um so
these are youth who have already been
[7:10] through our process have already
received treatment services but are on
[7:14] the last stages of their Treatment
Services more of a transitional phase uh
[7:18] for these you so we're looking at this
facility to uh hopefully uh house those
[7:23] type of Youth and also youth who are
going to be committed from County uh
[7:28] courts as well
so it's a two phase type of uh system
[7:33] for us right now um like I said we're
doing some renovations right now uh
[7:39] we're looking at uh those Renovations
being fully complete uh towards the end
[7:44] of the year um right now we're we're on
on page for phase two there's going to
[7:49] be three phases to the project itself uh
for the renovations phase two should be
[7:53] completed by August 12th so we're we're
excited about that and and then
[7:58] hopefully fin
uh towards the end of the year uh it's
[8:02] going to be a a soft opening for the
facility there's only going to be
[8:06] initially two residents coming into the
facility um and then we'll start to uh
[8:10] ramp up with more residents as time goes
on and and Renovations are being done
[8:17] fac
[8:22] um uh the biggest part of the facility
is this that we would like to use this
[8:29] facility for youth to reintegrate back
into their home Community part of that
[8:33] is also uh is showing work development
skills uh for our youth uh we're looking
[8:40] at possible offg ground passes for our
youth um and that will be cour work uh
[8:46] this is again a facility that's really
we can't decide whether a kid leaves or
[8:54] comes into the facility without it being
in court order from the judge so if a
[8:58] youth has opportunity to go on a home
pass or youth has opportunity to go on a
[9:02] DAT pass or to do Court release training
that is all PT quarter uh so we would
[9:07] present in front of their uh committing
judge um and and recommend to the court
[9:13] whatever stages that that youth might be
at at a specific time uh the one thing
[9:18] about the facility is that we are
looking at a partnership of course with
[9:22] the community um we will have a
community Advisory Board um and part of
[9:27] that Community Advisory Board is
inviting the community into the facility
[9:32] um to see what's going on see what we're
doing um and how we could be of
[9:36] assistance to the community itself um
you know we we do that in every one of
[9:42] our Youth Development Centers as well as
our youth forestry Camp uh educational
[9:47] purposes um I know Mony county
intervenient unit is going to be
[9:51] providing new
Services Valley School District um as
[9:56] far as the contract there so we're
excited about the uh opportunities for
[10:01] our youth we're excited about the
vocational opportunities for our youth
[10:06] as well um and a a real focus on being
trauma informed within our facility uh
[10:15] all of our facilities are trauma for
care facilities uh we're really trying
[10:20] to meet the needs of each and every
resident that enters our facility but
[10:24] more importantly trying to also meet the
needs of family members as well because
[10:28] we all that most of these youth are
going back home to their family members
[10:32] so we want to ensure that what they're
retaining at the facility also transfers
[10:36] back
[10:38] to questions um what's the timeline of
actually moving some the youth in what's
[10:45] so right now we're looking at the week
of July 22nd um to bring youth in of
[10:51] course with construction you always run
into a issue right there's always
[10:55] something that could also you know that
that kind of uh gets in way here so we
[10:59] ran into some minor issues but by the
22nd week of 22nd July we should have
[11:05] two residents in what's the benefit of
moving two kids in now rather than
[11:10] waiting for construction is done we
still have a bad crisis it's still it's
[11:15] it's not over as of right now so um
although we made great strides and and
[11:21] some people think hey 29 is is nothing
in my eyes 29 is still a big number
[11:26] right uh it's 29 you who don't have
services and understanding of where
[11:30] Juvenile Justice juvenile justice system
is currently pertaining to detention
[11:34] beds and there's a lack of detention
Beds which means that there's more
[11:38] Public Safety at risk when you have
youth who don't have a Detention Center
[11:42] in their Community or their County
that's why we want to push forward
[11:49] commun so what would time I look like
after that so two come in July 22nd so
[11:55] yeah we'll continue to grow um basically
we're the max will get to while
[12:00] Renovations are going on there probably
about 12 residents at the facility um
[12:04] until all Renovations are
completed and then how many residents
[12:09] and then we're looking at 40 for a total
capacity um will that include uh youth
[12:15] that are phasing out of the program as
well as newbies coming in
[12:20] yes and what type of education or
rotation training is going to be off
[12:27] to so with the education uh mon County
will be uh doing B Unit 23 we providing
[12:34] Educational Services um all services are
or normal uh High School services for
[12:40] our youth we'll also look at those youth
who graduated to get them online uh
[12:46] courses for college courses if they so
choose
[12:52] to if the IU is taking that what's P's
role they're basically Contracting from
[12:58] my understand standing with the iart
speak to that tonight yeah good evening
[13:04] um our role as the Lea the local
Education Agency is to oversee the
[13:09] educational programming we're still
responsible for the outcomes that occur
[13:12] for these students we have opted as
opposed to hiring the staff ourselves
[13:17] and additional pbsd per High School
District employees to instead contract
[13:22] the educational programming Services out
to our local Intermediate Unit it's not
[13:27] an unusual arrangement with a center
like this so they will provide the
[13:32] educational programming we will provide
the oversight to make sure that policies
[13:37] procedures laws are upheld and that the
need of the students are being will they
[13:41] be be graduate no most likely it's
possible but very unlikely there is a
[13:47] commonwealth diploma a special path that
students can take when they've been
[13:51] through some different school systems
they may also go back to the schools
[13:56] that they came from their home schools
and looking at the credits they've
[13:59] earned to date may be able to stay on
that path to earn the credits that would
[14:04] then award them a diploma from their
home high school if they've if they've
[14:09] accumulated some to date otherwise it
would most likely be a commonwealth
[14:13] diploma it's possible that they could
meet the graduation requirements of per
[14:17] Valley School District unlikely but it's
possible other questions for the board
[14:27] Karen all right Karen can you hear us
she you're on mute
[14:43] Ken Bar just started to
[14:50] smile so our question that we posed
earlier and we're going to POS it again
[14:55] now maybe somebody can fin answer us is
for their students and who's financially
[15:01] responsible for them in the case of
medical emergencies bar head our
[15:05] Ambulance Company in case youen got so
we're responsible for the students uh
[15:10] bjjs is responsible for the students and
you are responsible for
[15:15] payment for
services um as such if we fact
[15:25] get kids are kids
they get so um when that happens what
[15:34] Transportation Arrangements have you
made this far having to go so it's our
[15:40] staff members that will go along with
that res um
[15:45] 24 for us always
[15:59] we usually work as a team on that you uh
if you don't need them hand then you
[16:07] won't that do depending on the
injy So when you say you're responsible
[16:13] for payment of those Services
yes how how are you
[16:20] pay through Medicare through chip you
would fill us
[16:30] um we have a purchasing agent so they
they take care of that answer to what
[16:37] they so so are we going to have to be in
contract with them or I mean the
[16:52] problem going
to yeah so typically we don't have
[16:57] contracts with
teams we have contracts with hospitals
[17:02] um as far as EMS we don't have contracts
my next question since your contracts
[17:08] with hospitals going to be specific
hospitals trans so we were looking at uh
[17:15] suburban community hospital um there is
an understanding with the suburban
[17:19] community hospital that they only serve
uh you 18 years or older but we're
[17:25] working on a contract currently with
them to
[17:29] uh treat the
initial and
[17:33] then transfer that to a different
hospital so that comes to an issue with
[17:39] that hospital they're now downgrading
that hospital to more they kind of dock
[17:45] in the box kind of place so it's not
going to be a full-blown hospital so
[17:49] we're looking also at chop as well okay
so of
[17:55] immediate so it all again B
the medical or trauma or whatever would
[18:02] be to that kid would be a
designation traumas cannot go to chop so
[18:08] we would have to go to a Trauma Center
which would be one of the three
[18:11] hospitals that or Trauma Centers around
here so um chop does not take trauma
[18:17] trauma regardless of how old they are so
that's something you may want to look
[18:21] into too is um yes they'll take kids at
at the normal 14 or whatever age they be
[18:29] if there's anything related to trauma
either getting hit in the head or
[18:32] something in that that Tak and we we
call Chop and say that they be like
[18:37] go so in that case how does that work if
you don't have a contract with the
[18:42] hospital and we have to go outside of
the hospital recomend yeah Ian that
[18:48] would be
[18:52] fine okay so you wouldn't have to wait
that contract in order to have correct
[18:56] youth in there because you just it just
cost
[19:05] right it be be nice to have a
conversation just to kind of because I
[19:09] said this a we've been trying to reach
somebody and this is the first time and
[19:14] now finding out the
22nd second the 22nd is when you guys
[19:18] move in so um it was over a month ago we
were trying to find some information
[19:22] from even and DHS we heard crickets so
it' be nice to sit down with you guys to
[19:28] have more
better conversation understanding of our
[19:31] part not a problem and just see where
the background is everyone's on because
[19:37] right now at the um prison they're the
largest customer of our EMS and they
[19:44] long so having this a well def now hope
we don't see 20 months from you guys but
[19:51] make sure that um everyone's comfortable
with a smooth and well defined process
[19:56] um is going to be important to put
everyone of that easier right they have
[20:01] you they have to
stac right I would say for us
[20:07] technically 20 probably be two years
just so you know write that down he
[20:15] committed but yeah usually um most
injuries that go through need additional
[20:21] Medal Service for our youth um usually
it's us think that for and you guys have
[20:27] Med we have Med 247 we don't have
medical 247
[20:35] okay be awesome other questions what
type of crimes have these gentlemen
[20:41] committed that they in youth detest
center now um so it it ranges from um
[20:47] aggravated assault uh
homicide uh some youth have uh committed
[20:54] um drug and alcohol of course violation
of probation
[20:59] um so it it definitely varies It Go from
the minor um aspect to even
[21:05] the is there any um what determines if
they go to a DHS Center or private um C
[21:14] is there any so the private facilities
they have the um option to reject or
[21:20] eject so they get a referral from the
county and they have the option to say
[21:24] if they want that kid sure bring them in
or bring her in or they could be
[21:29] is a little bit too much for us we don't
have that option with the state we take
[21:34] every kid hence why the numbers kind of
Bo for us uh when private fighs uh left
[21:40] the the work area here Force
services question from Jason do you
[21:47] explain the hall pass and how that works
I'm sorry do you explain the hall pass
[21:50] and how that works so for instance would
an occupant in J Center he granted an
[21:56] opportunity to attend
game okay um so there is that
[22:04] opportunity to attend a local football
game but again that's depending on the
[22:10] judge approving so anytime that a
resident leaves that facility besides
[22:15] medical appointments um whether it be
for recreation that's that's different
[22:20] than what the school board was told
that's a little change school told about
[22:25] whether be able to
[22:37] thing can tell you is that everything
has to
[22:40] be that that res is going to fa and so
um with our recommendation and
[22:47] understanding that youth for the time
that that youth has been at the facility
[22:51] um there is a ping process for when
youth come into the facility so the
[22:55] youth is already currently one of our
you cers uh Mr Inon his team will go out
[23:01] to that facility meet with the kid
months prior to that that you comeing to
[23:06] facility sitting their multidisiplinary
treatment team meetings getting to know
[23:11] that you getting to know everything uh
pertain to the treatment that that has
[23:15] already went through and then
transfer are are the students that
[23:21] pushed toci are they going to be like
Oxford Circle noreast Philadelphia for
[23:26] instance we're not taking anyone from
pittsbur talk about family being closer
[23:30] by correct it would make sense that the
45 students that get put to skip back
[23:36] are rather rather you would hope that
but
[23:41] serving so there could be a judge that
says I don't care if it's in the
[23:47] Southeast region
[23:51] I behind you have a question um you
talked about the idea of weekend passes
[23:58] and day passes uh which sounds a little
bit kind of reminiscent
[24:04] to what about
possibility in other words do you
[24:10] currently in the facilities that you
have have people that are on that day b
[24:16] or on that weekend B that don't come to
the pick up location
[24:23] there's yeah so the question basically
is have we had a right um so we've had
[24:30] gate walls in the past um there have
been times where uh we have possibly
[24:37] disagreed with a a day pass a certain
year to where we're overridden by the
[24:43] courts and and sometimes that may happen
um with this situation here this is
[24:49] going to be a slow process
um everybody will be on board pertaining
[24:56] to probation office uh facility the
judges the District Attorney's Office of
[25:01] that that home county um we do have a
detailed plan put in place for when
[25:07] youth do go off ground um and if a youth
is off ground they are supervised by us
[25:12] um so it's not a free range uh off
ground pass um more of the free range
[25:18] might be a Home Pass and if they're
doing a home pass doing that in their
[25:21] own home
Comm yes hi um couple questions
[25:28] when they're doing their hall passes
which I'm not opposed to if they earn
[25:33] the right correct but if they're going
to a football game or a dance or out of
[25:37] town for the weekend whatever will they
have security with them will they have
[25:41] one of those ankle braces on as I'm
watching
[25:45] like they have something to assure that
they're going to get back to the
[25:52] facility that they need to be so the
staff will be the company the res yeah
[25:56] so there'll always be a staff so if we
do a a DAT pass um with the resident
[26:02] it's always a supervised dat pass it
will never be an unsupervised dat
[26:06] pass whether it's just like for a
football game or a weekend or even a
[26:11] weekend home so the weekend home is a
little bit different um staff will be
[26:16] with with that Resident usually the
court will give um authority to the
[26:21] parent for when that res going home for
but then you're assuring that they will
[26:26] have adult Superion home
correct my other questions were um so
[26:33] two you saying you have like 20 year
olds in there are they considered adults
[26:37] and why would they be in a youth
detention center if they're technically
[26:41] AAL adult so legally they have up until
the day before they turn 21 uh for our
[26:47] system okay and my last question is
education wise um so mciu is is running
[26:54] it through PV or is there an opportunity
for texol I know my son graduated from
[27:00] and I think it's huge and it's a huge
opportunity I think for these gentlemen
[27:04] that maybe they might be interested
something like
[27:08] that just want
to I'll share what I know and you know
[27:13] you more but right now the question is
is there an opportunity for students in
[27:18] the Youth Development Center to attend
our tech school which is Nori from
[27:21] technical Career Center in lale and
right now the information I have is no
[27:28] there is not but we would like to bring
in some Technical Training to our
[27:32] students and you had asked that question
a few minutes
[27:35] ago the the idea would be to try and set
these students up for the greatest
[27:40] likelihood for Success upon graduation
and part of that in conversations with
[27:45] the IU is really around what vocational
or technical skills can we help
[27:49] developing these students nurturing them
to set them up um so that will happen
[27:54] right now to my knowledge in the
facility and they have IDE
[27:59] you are correct so yeah U most if not
all educational purposes will happen
[28:05] inside ofly unless there becomes an
opportunity uh for further education and
[28:11] then that could be like again a day pass
to for something that with security with
[28:17] that correct with security thank you can
you about as well the possibility of of
[28:23] having um a work type release
Work Release would there also be a staff
[28:31] person with them during that job so
that's something that we work out with
[28:37] uh the company that we're working with
and and that Resident but there will
[28:41] probably be spot checks at that time uh
from the staff so we'll probably do 30
[28:46] minute spot checks um with that that
company is there a one to one ratio when
[28:51] they're
out uh the ratio when they're out um
[28:56] it's not a a one to one ratio is 1 to
six um but we do V poop our ratios when
[29:03] the residents are out so for instance if
you had two residents that were out uh
[29:08] we' probably start out with two staff
members um kind of like a one one but
[29:13] you could do just do one staff M to uh
six residents but i' proba do one to
[29:20] three eventually if you get to that
point understanding the res and what's
[29:28] yeah so will any of the sci phix guards
be part of thetion Center
[29:35] no uh SE F Will Will just assist us in
emergency situations um you know for
[29:44] instance of course you know fire or
something like that happen we just
[29:48] communicate what's going on uh within
our facility just so they're aware of
[29:53] what's going
question got some more serious offenders
[30:00] in what is dat day
security so dat day security uh for us
[30:06] it's it's
24/7 uh you got supervision on all of
[30:11] our youth again it's a 1 to6 ratio we
tend to uh go between 1 to 5 1 to four
[30:17] uh ratios um understanding that this
facility is is a new facility really uh
[30:23] ramp up on Staffing for this facility
and like I said before we are vetting uh
[30:29] the kids that are coming into this
facility typically what happens in our
[30:32] system is this that when a kid is court
order you're p over to the state um and
[30:37] then we have the somewhat of an
opportunity to select what facility that
[30:43] be going to so we get a chance to look
at their record to see what uh they've
[30:47] been through educational aspect that
they on and we able to select the corre
[30:54] facility the correct facil
[31:00] yeah so um this is called Southeast you
Development Center so Youth Development
[31:05] Centers are a little bit more um it's
still secure setting but it's not as
[31:11] secure uh and the reason for that is
that within our facility the dormatory
[31:17] is not a single door lock down type of
it's aat St set so it's open setting um
[31:26] there are security me on that door but
it's not as secure as our other
[31:31] facilities now we do have a secure
treatment unit and in our secure
[31:35] treatment unit I would say that's our M
secure fac is this facility a double
[31:40] lock a double lock a double lock
facility yes so the the perimeter of of
[31:47] the facility double locked uh we have a
control Booth uh
[31:51] person the control at all times looking
at facility
[31:58] this intercom system pling people
through and you hadat setting so for the
[32:03] staff from the mciu that are there I
know I know most of the staff is virtual
[32:07] but I think there'll be a principal in
the building right so they're going to
[32:12] be you know so let's let's say when we
get up to 45 students uh we going to
[32:19] have a principal in the building I think
there going to be other MCU employees
[32:23] that are it's not all virtual correct Dr
Russell so what's the
[32:28] style setting um what
[32:33] is picture me how what looks with the
principal and other mciu staff members
[32:41] there and what type of
[32:50] uh so what is what is the what's going
to be in building
[32:59] St
there so the doors are separate from the
[33:03] school so there's a separate
school that build so there's five
[33:09] classrooms and there's
[33:12] also and each clom be a staff each
[33:28] Dr the same policies go so if students
having problem their first come to our
[33:33] counsel correct counsel rather than
becoming a security issue it's it's
[33:39] education like what I'm trying to
understand is educational hours is the
[33:45] policy School dist which
means counselor have a
[33:52] teacher have principal get that student
Focus back on ucation
[34:02] that I'm sorry answer for it's
[34:11] collor as as we really focus on
everybody has so school hours um the
[34:20] teachers have full control
[34:27] we're there to support at that
time
[34:32] support to get for
[34:49] meeting app asking I just be really
clear that there will be
[34:53] no School District staff connecting
staff are employed by the M County
[35:00] Intermediate Unit or they have staff
part of DHS right now the schedule is
[35:06] that the students will be in school
Monday through Thursday August 1st
[35:09] through June 30th and Fridays are
dedicated to some of those life skill
[35:15] development activities counseling
activities Etc but pery Valley
[35:19] counselors will not be involved in
supporting these
[35:23] students
question can you more about the
[35:28] community Advisory Board s make
purpose sure so the community Advisory
[35:34] Board um we looking at all local
Township members uh being invited to the
[35:40] facility itself um being surrounding
colleges that may be in area board
[35:47] themselves here are all as well um and
really just to talk about what's going
[35:52] on in the fail and also what's going on
around itself and how can we service to
[36:01] I know
in County have faity
[36:51] we have uh secur uh guards which we call
there have
[37:00] super coun coun
[37:23] mans to
get our goal is to always provide as
[37:29] much care for these guys to make sure
that they're able to get back to the
[37:33] straight all right so part of that
[37:38] isogram things with those that skills
that they'll be able to take out
[38:13] respons
[38:20] School teachers
[38:37] this is for US state pay
[38:41] 6%% farat
[39:08] set
[39:27] right now the district to be able to pay
the I for these Services they're not
[39:31] free is coming from the state so they
answer your question um there are no
[39:37] monies coming out of the general fund
budget of per School District other than
[39:42] those that have come in from the state
so those monies that came in will go out
[39:46] for this purpose be a net zero is that
all
[39:52] the currently yes so um we just recently
the PD just recently went to leas um
[40:01] prior to to that it was strictly more of
the IUS doing an educational service um
[40:08] services for us
P so now that
[40:21] process
schol schol
[40:27] no it's it's um it's an
additional um it's additional funding
[40:33] for this purpose only so it must be used
specifically and there was information
[40:39] that had to be returned to the state
itemizing how would you spend this money
[40:43] that were allocated for this purpose and
that information was shared with the
[40:47] state and it really is driven by what
was the cost the IU to deliver this
[40:51] program services
to it's a zero the district
[41:07] servic oh I'm sorry yes the question is
is it coming from the Department of U
[41:13] health and human services that is my
understanding although pde has run the
[41:17] Grant because the monies that we're
getting we're dedicated to education but
[41:21] ultimately that is the line item in the
governor's budget that supports this
[41:28] thank and all these KS will be home
[42:05] moving on public
[42:10] comment thank you for the wonderful
display of and
[42:17] R yes um we're making sure that MBI is
aware of our appreciation Township do
[42:24] for us throughout the year especially
all
[42:29] that
[42:33] set have more presentation SL everyone
out
[42:38] okay approval of the minutes for the UN
12th order of
[42:50] [Music]
[43:05] report um any
upates yeah just a couple briefly um as
[43:10] everyone knows TV bank and has closed
the township has six accounts there we
[43:17] Clos them Al and I closed those accounts
um two of them have been merged into our
[43:21] general fund checking account and um our
one of them will go to that aligns
[43:28] certain facets of our money forth there
and then the other three will go to G
[43:33] invest and in the process of making all
those things happen the only other thing
[43:37] I think on the financial statements when
you look towards almost to the bottom of
[43:41] page three you will see a very large um
number in the general
[43:48] fund that is the de it's like $1.2
million and so don't like I don't want
[43:54] get crazy that's part of the de why the
accountants didn't book that on the
[43:58] balance sheet I don't know they booked
it on the balance sheet for Su so just
[44:03] so you know when you see it that's what
that was about so nothing's changed in
[44:09] terms of that number we still don't have
the Arbitrage number I'm as for that
[44:14] again today where we are but figured
that's going to be
[44:19] 400,000
fdet yes on the the report itself she
[44:25] had not the treasur
look yeah where it's detailing every
[44:31] volume
[44:39] actual
that
[44:46] mer one was our Merchant accounts credit
account I think the only reason that was
[44:51] separate at TV was because they
initially were the merchant and then
[44:56] they left them and went did their own
thing and then the other was just
[45:01] es and there's really no Ral reason why
some are in some are in so we just
[45:07] invite but you will still see we'll
still detail with the the cash es that
[45:11] we're holding I'll still put on that on
the treasur cover sheet so you know how
[45:15] much money we can easily just say oh we
can pop that out for our
[45:20] total any questions
[45:24] please all right approve
[45:35] repay the bills approval of bills motion
to pay the
[45:40] bills June
13 general fund
[45:48] $1,269 space fund for
[45:51] $2,927 SE fund for
98.9 as well appr for payment today July
[45:59] 10th general fund
[46:03] 93928 open space
[46:08] 9,795 and of
[46:13] $2,957
Mo motion all in
[46:20] favor all right
um engineer
[46:27] open yesterday reconstruction
[47:10] I so this
[47:21] was
477,000 change
[47:42] any questions
[47:45] from right motion to award B to
[48:07] with4 all
right thank
[48:18] you that's
[48:40] traal is
[48:44] satisfy including inst of contr
measures updating
[48:54] handicap andru of
[49:02] side a
[49:07] resol
are res
[49:23] ac21 any questions for schols
[49:28] a motion to pass resolution 224 21 UN
Bank rebuild
[49:34] with
[49:38] by motion
[49:42] favor second item is the accept SE
[49:51] improvements and everyone is now
satisfied that the
[49:56] to be dedicated to the township are in
fact compl the satisfaction of engine
[50:02] and
SE the app has completed necessary
[50:08] dedication satisfa office and the appc
has
[50:19] presented for period add 18
months the of that
[50:54] GR
[51:08] indic that were
few was
[51:47] question
those future it says financially SEC by
[51:57] not P
[52:11] initi the
[52:19] coting any questions for
[52:24] school you have a couple
[52:35] talking we're
not we are accepting the sewer
[52:40] approvement we're accepting dedication
of sewer fruit the community at large
[52:45] involves um roadway
and infrastructure being dedicated to
[52:51] the Home Association that's that's not
[53:07] so
[53:13] Sor
[53:16] system my understanding is possession of
the upates I I can't speak to whether
[53:25] they have updates all I can tell you is
the C is satisfied with all the
[53:30] requirements of the develop
[53:38] agreement all right motion
[53:50] AC okay last item on my agenda is the
acceptance of sewer improvements on liab
[53:57] and payment of the amount of
$3,945 for the installation of those
[54:03] improvements Mr
Bon to meet you
[54:09] face there was a lowess me installed in
Whiskey Road at the request of Mr Bond
[54:16] Mr Bondi U conducted the work and paid
for work an agreement with this Bo that
[54:22] this Bo had approved quite a while ago I
don't know the exact
[54:26] that agement Mr Bond was to install the
system and then upon completion of the
[54:31] system dedicated to the township for the
cost of his installation and
[54:36] construction not to exceed I believe
said
[54:39] $45,000 $50,000 Mr to his credit I'm to
his credit I'm sorry manag to complete
[54:46] the job at
8,943 so although we pay up to 50 based
[54:52] upon the actual cost uh the work has
been completed
[54:56] engineer and Mr Wood's office has
inspected work certified as complet
[55:02] dissatisfaction uh Mr Bond has presented
to us a paid receipt for the fact that
[55:08] the contract paid and we're now oated
the agreement approve while
[55:16] toay I'm
sorry
[55:22] toay question
[55:26] all right do I have a motion to accept
the SE Improvement on Whiskey and pays
[55:31] Bond $
38,43 he paid to have that done I'll
[55:34] make that motion motion second all in
favor all I
[55:44] have thank evening just an update on the
comp plan um to remind everyone
[55:49] especially the public we do have uh over
the next few months we'll have a public
[55:53] engagement process that will involve
multiple both my staff appearing at
[55:58] township events also we will have an
open house most likely in this room um
[56:03] not yet determ if this location will
fill the forwards you have an
[56:06] opportunity to speak with the
professionals uh have your voice heard
[56:10] um make suggestions all that um that's
hasn't been scheduled yet but stand by
[56:16] for that for us toate for that uh in the
meantime to address some of the
[56:21] technical requirements that we have to
do to meet State Statute uh be in line
[56:25] with the count Etc we're forming smaller
uh stakeholder groups of um of people
[56:31] from the community in certain roles that
will help us fill out some of the
[56:34] technical requirements of this for
example Public Safety will be involved
[56:39] in helping us address Emergency
Management plans um the uh schools will
[56:44] be represented to help us understand
capacity issues uh and all that
[56:48] information will be U presented in the
open house so you all have access to
[56:53] that so we're going to go forward
scheduling in the next few weeks those
[56:57] small st interviews to help us push that
process forward um I understand there
[57:02] has been some discussion of expanding
that group I would recommend uh the the
[57:07] the size of the groups that we have now
be kept so we can move forward um but if
[57:12] the board wishes to uh add members there
are ways we can do that um again
[57:19] recommend against St expediency and also
the technical um needs of this process
[57:24] um but we'll go through that in the next
few weeks interviewing the stakeholders
[57:28] and we'll hear more about the Public
Public House events following that we'll
[57:33] get to work on the actual plan itself
but like I said we want to hear from you
[57:36] all first so we're moving forward with
that right now any
[57:42] questions
I
[57:49] go that a couple of listening sessions
have already occurred with the public
[57:54] with the
forming the comprehensive plan I would
[57:59] like to suggest that we put some
parameters around how we do this going
[58:12] forward and the purpose of goals um that
this plan would be known to all On The
[58:18] Board of Supervisors including the
plan these meetings would clearly
[58:24] specify the purpose of
[58:34] s for the purpose ofing out is to you
and what you would like included in our
[58:39] community plan for the next 10
[58:49] years for devel the plan I think there's
a couple ofs where the was not
[58:57] and
[59:10] [Music]
and
[59:15] expens to comprensive
[59:20] and as a doation
[59:26] so I you referring to the Pati of
[59:30] PA I am okay um if if I'm just LED you I
apologize um I never intended that to be
[59:39] specifically generated because the
comprehensive plan those are two
[59:43] separate events uh upon becoming chair I
felt it would be a good thing to have
[59:49] small listening groups throughout the
community just so people felt hurt in
[59:53] the concept of transparency and
and me the public I did say that during
[1:00:00] those
conversations if anything material came
[1:00:03] out I thought be helpful comprehensive
plan I would report that to um Miss War
[1:00:07] maker and his team for addition we have
had two
[1:00:10] meetings um the costs have been shared
and in those two meetings we had uh one
[1:00:18] meeting with one of our 55 communities
that was over across the street from
[1:00:22] where some townhouse being built and um
we had conversation with and about 10
[1:00:27] people showed up there and we didn't say
it was a comprehensive plan it was hi
[1:00:33] I'm your chairman and supervisors next
your Vice chair what do you like about
[1:00:37] Skip back and what would you change by
magic wand and mostly they just said how
[1:00:42] much they enjoy skip back and how much
they Lov par Park and U we we offered
[1:00:47] them if we were to Ed Trails what would
be beneficial for them and they said
[1:00:52] they didn't want more Trails right by
their place live by busy road drive to
[1:00:57] Park and uh about an hour long the
second one was with um Creek for the
[1:01:04] states and same thing I you people
showed up what do you like what would
[1:01:08] you change and they we love SK back and
what we would change is we don't like
[1:01:13] our landlord they rent the land that
their modular homes are on and the hour
[1:01:18] spent with them miserating about how
they're going to form a an HOA type of a
[1:01:25] group to
so nothing material came out for me to
[1:01:29] add to plan um the point was really just
to have small not focus groups so much
[1:01:35] as just small meet rates to um be more
efficient to to get to meet have them
[1:01:41] have input back to what we're doing what
they would want to change um you know
[1:01:47] easier than going door to door and talk
to people from the same demographic and
[1:01:53] geographic area fig they had similar
interest so that's what's been that's
[1:01:58] what's been taking
place I'll
[1:02:05] suest
IDE mive and
[1:02:11] inform to that plan and I think that
going to do those kind of things it
[1:02:17] would be wise for us to have a little
more structure around it so that
[1:02:22] recording the DAT and information
well there's five of us and we're all in
[1:02:28] the community um and we're all talking
to people at different um different
[1:02:32] rates different events um you
know if we were to say that we can't
[1:02:39] interact with the public because we need
the planner there and structure on that
[1:02:43] conversation I think that would kind of
off all of our um engagement the
[1:02:48] community which I believe is B part of
our I agree with that
[1:02:59] thank
[1:03:03] you anything else M laaker that's all I
have all right thank
[1:03:07] you um toship manager what you got for
okay so I'm Township manager and traffic
[1:03:14] engineer tonight um in each of your
books we have a bridge inspection report
[1:03:22] um traffic planning and design who is
our our professional staff for um the
[1:03:28] bridges and
Roads um put together a a a very
[1:03:35] comprehensive review of The Bridge on
pery Creek Road and if any of you are
[1:03:42] familiar with that it's very aged uh the
railings look like they're truly maybe
[1:03:48] from the 19 like it it looks unsafe it's
not necessarily unsafe to drive over um
[1:03:57] there's a few things going on uh we want
to replace the railings and create more
[1:04:04] guard rails that go from the railings
and then extend on each side so that
[1:04:09] cars can't if you know God forbid
there's an accident or somebody veering
[1:04:14] off the road it stops them before they
can get into the creek there's elements
[1:04:19] that we need to improve to create a
safer situation on the
[1:04:24] bridge however through this inspection
they found that um the current rails are
[1:04:32] actually attached to the beans
underneath two of the outer beans
[1:04:37] underneath so in order for them to fix
that it goes into a little bit more
[1:04:43] intense
work um they're looking at a few
[1:04:47] different ways that we can improve that
situation and a lot of it comes down as
[1:04:54] well to
um the different costs for example if we
[1:05:00] were to do a complete replacement
instead of just
[1:05:06] repairs uh the magnitude of costs could
be somewhere around 400,000 for
[1:05:11] construction engineering and permitting
costs as well as an additional 175 so
[1:05:17] we're looking at
600,000
[1:05:21] um the Engineering Group you know is
exploring different partial
[1:05:27] replacement repairs right now to for um
options that will still create a safe
[1:05:35] environment um but the cost would be a
little less so and for example the cost
[1:05:42] for something where we're just
repairing the beams and the rails on
[1:05:47] both sides could be somewhere around 250
in the range and then additional cost
[1:05:52] totally around 375
um you know at this point we
[1:06:00] are just looking at all the different
elements and in your packets it breaks
[1:06:07] down very specifically where the bridges
are eroding but it's mainly the rails
[1:06:15] right now that they're looking at the
surface the the bridge itself the
[1:06:22] structure like the flat part where you
drive over is safe but they will put on
[1:06:27] another membrane on top of that to
support um the the bridge going over we
[1:06:34] are also in conversation with TD school
system because of the buses they're
[1:06:39] starting to look at their bus routes for
this year and so I believe that in some
[1:06:45] cases they're looking at rerouting just
to be on the safe side you know until so
[1:06:49] we can get proper railings up with that
um Chris will be in attendance next
[1:06:56] month but we wanted to kind of give you
some information to digest obviously it
[1:07:01] can be very technical because of the
bridge design and we wanted the board to
[1:07:06] be aware to um kind of digest some of
this and have questions or list any
[1:07:12] other concerns that you may have yeah
does he my first question is does he
[1:07:17] suspect there's an immediate threat of
um weight Lo for things like a fire
[1:07:23] truck that can't use
he didn't mention weight load
[1:07:28] specifically um to me I believe uh does
the fire company go over the bridge at
[1:07:34] times so they wouldn't have allowed it
you know if it was a a situation like
[1:07:39] that one of the other things that
they've recommended in some of the
[1:07:44] repairs is taking it from a two-way
Bridge even though it's
[1:07:49] narrow taking it down to a one kind of
like a one lane bridge like over on
[1:07:54] menro PA and whatever but they're not
highly suggesting that because of the
[1:07:59] way the road curves you want to make
sure that you know you have a site
[1:08:03] element there as well so they're really
taking a look at every single option
[1:08:09] that they have and um it's something
that definitely has to be done for
[1:08:14] safety issues three tons on there do
that concern
[1:08:20] you usually theity
[1:08:25] okay so you're not concerned
[1:08:30] about
[1:08:39] 18000 get to show up here options okay
um you know at next month's meeting um
[1:08:48] SE proposal you know everyone to rebuild
maintain R way whatever right have to
[1:08:55] budget like look at the budget see what
we're coming in at and you know just
[1:08:59] make a decision so we can get started on
it it definitely it yeah also free one
[1:09:04] I'd like to know what he thinks the um
window of time when to do something with
[1:09:09] this is I mean
[1:09:26] they have labed some of the maintenance
as
[1:09:29] priority days
[1:09:56] [Applause]
[1:10:01] the
[1:10:04] one yeah it's at the
bottom right and that's the problem
[1:10:08] that's
why a single Lane that's actually more
[1:10:13] dangerous because of the
term seven days
[1:10:18] signage so we we get the road through we
are the signs are already being put up
[1:10:23] okay great we met that criter yeah the
next one
[1:10:31] [Music]
[1:10:40] is
[1:10:44] yeah I love refer
[1:10:51] as conf all right that
all right else got okay so my second
[1:11:00] item is consideration potential action
upon resolution
[1:11:09] 2024-25 PA dced Commonwealth financing
Authority multimodal Transportation fund
[1:11:18] grant that is that Grant is to help
us not hopefully cover the expenses the
[1:11:26] majority of the expenses for a widening
of the road and a uh a bigger wider
[1:11:32] bridge at
11373 so now we can um build in proper
[1:11:38] turning Lanes going in both directions
it'll help to increase the traffic flow
[1:11:43] that's there it's going to be it's not
going to be an overnight situation um we
[1:11:48] actually applied for the multimodal uh
fund Grant last year and we received it
[1:11:53] for the crosswalk over by met Glen so
this grant has to be in by the end of
[1:12:00] July um and we most likely will not here
resolve with that until April of
[1:12:07] 2025 um there's a few other moving parts
that we need to work through as well um
[1:12:14] but that's our first step so we would be
looking at the total project would be
[1:12:18] somewhere around 3 million we would
contribute
[1:12:23] 400,000 um from some of our funds um and
we're looking for their contribution of
[1:12:30] the grant to be somewhere around 2.6
something in there okay and and F one's
[1:12:37] education this um this brand was a
recommendation from Matt Bradford's
[1:12:44] office who um assured us that he would
help get good eyes on this and help get
[1:12:51] appr for this he's been extraordin
helpful
[1:12:55] just just so you know all right any
questions about resolution 2024
[1:13:03] d22 all right we have a a motion for
resolution 24
[1:13:09] 20422 for multi Transportation fund
[1:13:14] Grant motion all in
[1:13:18] favor
anyos okay I don't know Karen looks like
[1:13:24] she
[1:13:39] all right um I suspect she was in favor
but it was war anyway right
[1:13:48] so okay Karen we just voted on the 20
24-22 multim trans
[1:13:58] perfect I you get on
[1:14:03] all um next El okay The Next Step very
happy to share this information um
[1:14:11] regarding our arpa funds now generally
the past couple years we had arpa funds
[1:14:16] which was Co money that came in through
the federal government and it assisted a
[1:14:20] lot of the communities in Endeavors to
help increase um support of different
[1:14:25] areas and needs because of what happened
during Co um in the past year we used uh
[1:14:33] a significant amount that went toward
our roads last year and infrastructure
[1:14:39] as well as some of our communication
pieces that we use this year again we're
[1:14:44] going to use approximately
387,000 towards our roads um we have the
[1:14:52] roads now if anybody is unaware where
some of you are very happy about it
[1:14:57] because of your roads but they are in
the process right now of being done so
[1:15:02] they should be done in another next week
next week so it was a massive Road
[1:15:08] Project we covered a lot of different
areas this year so
[1:15:15] $387,450 were used from our ARA funds
which isn't touching any Community money
[1:15:20] it's all the AR
money um we also would like to to um
[1:15:27] Talk uh let the fire department know
that we have put through we have
[1:15:33] previous uh approvals from the board
with some of the equipment that they
[1:15:37] requested so um we have the TBS
Electronics which was the radios the
[1:15:43] breathing air compressor that was
already approved by the board and the
[1:15:48] aeds for the fire department that was
already approved um they did also um for
[1:15:55] some tires for the fire trucks and we
have an additional
[1:16:01] $2,511 and
[1:16:05] $813 that we would like to ask for
approval for to cover uh towards their
[1:16:10] cost of fire tires on their trucks from
the board this
[1:16:15] evening as well as our EMS um Barry gave
us a presentation last week of some of
[1:16:23] their meets that they need for equipment
so we had a chest compression system
[1:16:30] infusion Pump kit grinder pumps for uh
their EMS uh building and um some new
[1:16:39] floor coating for the garage flors where
the uh trucks are kept so um we're
[1:16:46] asking for approval of that overall the
EMF um would be receiving $94,700
[1:16:55] sense so we would like to ask for your
approval on the last four items that are
[1:17:00] listed there so we can go ahead and have
Tracy start
[1:17:05] processing and then the last section
that we have approximately a little less
[1:17:11] than
[1:17:13] 200,000 I would like to make a
recommendation we don't necessarily have
[1:17:18] to have it approve this evening but I'd
like to put it out there but definitely
[1:17:22] for a possible approval next uh meeting
for money towards the roof to be done on
[1:17:29] this building cuz we're at 22 years now
and we're having some few little issues
[1:17:35] a leing going on um AED uh sorry LED
lighting um throughout the building you
[1:17:43] know these are all the older lights and
we're looking into Pico working with us
[1:17:49] and finding out you know if there's any
um uh different areas that they can help
[1:17:54] help support some of the funding because
it is energy
[1:17:59] efficient um we're also requesting some
cameras locally on our building here for
[1:18:04] outside parking as well as some around
our uh Public Works
[1:18:10] area um working on more upgrades
possibly to some of the a equipment here
[1:18:15] in the boardroom for
communication and finally doing some
[1:18:19] seal coating on our outside parking lot
here with um redoing line so they're a
[1:18:25] little clear for
everybody and that's what I have so if I
[1:18:29] can ask for consideration and approval
on some of these so if I do the math
[1:18:35] here real
quick um which I've never accus doing
[1:18:39] math real
quick and if I were to
[1:18:43] say that we already approved the
road
[1:18:52] um very Pro
okay you know I'm trying to break out a
[1:18:58] little B though one thing I'm looking at
is this is the first time we're seeing a
[1:19:02] Township Building Maintenance and that's
$168,000 worth um so what I was looking
[1:19:07] at was um we previously improved a lot
the fire so if we would and the road
[1:19:13] Improvement I'm wondering
if it would be more appr if we vote on
[1:19:21] additional items of fire that present
was we have not yet approved or denied
[1:19:28] and focused on that and let us come back
and review the township building
[1:19:31] maintenance at a future time that's fine
[1:19:39] um because last mon we got the wish L
right and
[1:19:46] then
discuss items on the wish list em
[1:19:53] and were
going to and
[1:20:04] [Music]
approve amess here yes so let's so I
[1:20:18] don't call was mean I did miss though
the ber $10,000 re tires was that
[1:20:23] presented
no we hav approve for we focused on
[1:20:28] approve to see right so have we been
presented with the 10,000 retires before
[1:20:34] this that that um estimate was presented
to us at the township so this
[1:20:40] is the supervisor correct but the ask us
the no ask the supervis the entire we're
[1:20:50] trying to get we got we got two things
to do here one is to vote if we want to
[1:20:53] approve it and then two is see money
right so do we feel comfortable voting
[1:21:00] for tires that we haven't discussed yet
or we sh
[1:21:04] that on the agenda as a potential exp I
don't
[1:21:09] ask so I think we got to SK the tires
okay for
[1:21:13] now um and then when we go to the
EMS there we already approve the so
[1:21:20] we're down to the chest and other item
were shared at me I that chest
[1:21:24] compression system the infusion Pump kit
the grinder pumps and the floor Co um I
[1:21:30] do believe at the time my opinion would
be that I was moved by all except the
[1:21:36] floor coating I think for $155,000 my
snow storing was only bid on that I do
[1:21:41] recall bar say was his least concern I
think that that's something we probably
[1:21:45] get a better price for um so my thought
would be that we approve the chest
[1:21:52] compression system the infusion Pump kit
PS but not the for coding that's my
[1:21:58] opinion anyone
else well you said the ads were already
[1:22:04] approved but we put in for the ads the
fire company Dr its request for
[1:22:08] the and we included them our
[1:22:14] request so the approval so it came
through originally from the firehouse
[1:22:19] for 10 but then they switched it over to
the EMS and they both got together both
[1:22:25] places firehouse and EMS because it
reduced the cost of the aps correct a
[1:22:31] group purchase yeah so so my question is
what are what are you approving tonight
[1:22:37] which which already approved the
purchasing that was approved from a
[1:22:42] previous meeting it was under the fire
the original Firehouse one but there's
[1:22:45] still 10 and it's broken down by your
EMS your cost were 15,000 for the six
[1:22:53] and then four we're going to to the
firehouse and then their their cost on
[1:22:57] the ads are the
10,40 so that
[1:23:07] was yeah was 10,000 the fire company
15,000 for 25,000 so so two steps one is
[1:23:16] we need to discuss if we're going to
approve the additional and then want
[1:23:20] discuss what we want to use our money
for right right I it you know it's
[1:23:26] allocated I guess the first thing is um
the EMS did did present at the so we're
[1:23:33] skipping the tires we're going to skip
the township building maintenance and
[1:23:36] we're going to focus right now on the
additional yet to be approved request
[1:23:41] from mems and I'm making a motion to
approve all except the Flor cting at
[1:23:47] this time I'm not deing say let's let's
let's sh that for now so chest
[1:23:52] compression system Fusion Pump kit grind
[1:23:57] I listed next to it so St pain came in
at 21,000 got you
[1:24:05] y I don't know talk me out of guys I
think that first you told me to
[1:24:11] important thing it's the least important
thing do
[1:24:17] it no other requests right you know
other request it's just we're not adding
[1:24:26] there was an issue with the aeds but
we're going to work that out with our
[1:24:29] supplier as it turned out we were
trading in
[1:24:33] aeds
sores
[1:24:36] ches
[1:24:40] ason
County County just we just found out
[1:24:45] that they own it and we
[1:24:49] canulation is they own it so we can't
use it all right so is there they now
[1:24:54] have additional quotes and for for Chief
and start is is there a motion to
[1:25:00] approve all as listed on the
[1:25:11] EMS okay so with that said tell fire
tires with the tires um and
[1:25:19] now talk about whether or not we want to
spend this money at
[1:25:25] correct all right so that
[1:25:31] is resolution 20
24-22 authorizing that's WR
[1:25:38] um
[1:25:52] motion oh was voting right so what what
we're Ved on only was the EMS
[1:26:00] purchases Y and now we're going to vote
for is that the previously approved and
[1:26:05] now approved EMS and Fire Company
purchases will come from our
[1:26:12] AR perfect good don't you think we I
mean don't you think we should include
[1:26:18] the tires considering we have the I
don't know if we can as a point we
[1:26:24] we had
money
[1:26:37] mocal American res act funds medal
equipment needs
[1:26:46] addition just you know I okay got it but
it didn't specify amount on the agenda
[1:26:56] yet we had as part of our packet the
tires and then when I heard say that she
[1:27:01] had money allocated for that but I
assume we could also V tonight on
[1:27:06] spending the money for the tire so but
I'm wrong about that well yeah I would
[1:27:12] prefer to take and and only Au are very
on so the department that have to come
[1:27:20] talk us they' already told us right now
they 10,000 ties publicly aware agend go
[1:27:25] for it I didn't he the last part I spoke
too
[1:27:29] quick pretty
quick so the fire do not have to come
[1:27:35] present this they are right now and so
we put on the next month's agenda to V
[1:27:39] to spend the
10,000 absolutely and most importantly
[1:27:44] it will be on next
[1:27:48] month yeah I'm fine I it all I'm saying
is that what it say about the resolution
[1:27:55] was not specific to dollar amount and
it's specifically talked about EMS and
[1:28:00] Skip back fire and then of course we had
this little breakdown so I perhaps
[1:28:07] incorrectly assumed that because we were
aware of the monies and it's very not
[1:28:15] very it's kind of nebulous here just to
say em and fire why couldn't we say that
[1:28:21] we know about the tiers t and we could
vote on it tonight that's my only and
[1:28:28] and and not trying to make anything
right or wrong I'm just trying to see
[1:28:32] most saf and most action particularly
since it doesn't seem any disagreement
[1:28:37] over this topic to
[1:28:48] be all right with that said um
[1:28:54] like some initial quotes
for we sure can okay that like we can
[1:29:02] send all the different quotes that are
coming out you know this was something
[1:29:07] that we had been talking about reviewing
and when we wanted to make sure that the
[1:29:12] fire and EMS you know got covered and
where were we so Tracy and I broke down
[1:29:17] and looked at where we were ending up
with our and what is the best spend and
[1:29:22] we know that this have to get done one
way or another so I just wanted to give
[1:29:27] the board a heads off to some of the
final items if you don't you know if you
[1:29:33] don't want it to spend through ARA it's
fine it'll end up coming
[1:29:37] through yeah have to
spend uh it has to be it has to be
[1:29:45] agreed upon at a minimum but we have
until 2026 CH we have to commit the
[1:29:52] money yeah by December this year by
December this year there's talk about
[1:29:56] pushing that but we haven't heard
anything about okay so
[1:30:03] detail
okay with that said a motion to use the
[1:30:10] Aram funds for the previously approved
Road Improvement through Innovation
[1:30:16] construction as well as the fire company
and EMS purchases that be previously
[1:30:21] approved and approved tonight that
motion
[1:30:26] motion
[1:30:33] favor where on budget is the UPG the
[1:30:41] internet Soren we voting on using funds
for the roly approve as well as company
[1:30:50] expenses that we previously appr and
appr tonight favor
[1:30:55] yes thank
you
[1:31:00] easier so I have three special events
that are listed a consideration and
[1:31:05] potential action upon a special event
permit application for DBC British car
[1:31:11] show held at DVC mg Delaware Valley
classic mg on September 21st 2024 at
[1:31:20] 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. located at 39
skip pack
[1:31:26] pipe the next special event is
consideration and potential action of
[1:31:30] call the special event application for
skip pack food truck festival held by
[1:31:35] MDI management skip pack events on
September 7th 2024 from 12 to 5 located
[1:31:41] at 459 skip pack height and then finally
consideration and potential action for
[1:31:48] the special event application for skip
pack days held by MDI management and
[1:31:53] skip events on October 5th and October
6th 2024 from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
[1:32:01] located throughout the skip pack Village
hotel and Shop Lots I see that all
[1:32:07] applicants have their certific ofil
insurance any questions from anybody
[1:32:25] was9
[1:32:45] property all
[1:32:49] right's do I have a motion to approve
the bridge car show on
[1:32:54] 21st as well as the skip food truck
festival on September 7th as well as the
[1:33:00] skip pack days on October 5th and 6th
I'll make a motion motion all in
[1:33:08] favor all
right reports ever
[1:33:15] fors please that was
[1:33:19] fascinating with thank you
well thank you very much
[1:33:25] for um total falls for the month of June
we had 24 total
[1:33:32] Falls that 198 from the main station 49
were our
[1:33:40] substation calls and Skip back there
were 91 calls and Skip back we
[1:33:44] transported 56 out of those 91 we had
five uh patient refusals three recalls
[1:33:49] three no Services one fire call and 12
those calls were covered by our squads
[1:33:55] we had three Li assists and 22 prison
calls uh wor s c we had 44 calls at
[1:34:03] Traer we had 11 calls and per we had 21
calls also last month we uh every 3
[1:34:12] years we have to be inspected by mon
County to be licensed by the state so
[1:34:17] that was we went through that last month
and we pass F cover so our building and
[1:34:21] water VES
for three years so so we're safe there
[1:34:27] um other than that it was has been
fairly busy past couple of days today
[1:34:34] was the exception to the r but uh we've
been averaging about 10 to 12 calls of
[1:34:41] that so today was very strange we didn't
have one call until
[1:34:46] 4:00 you never know that's that
unfortunately is what we do we sit
[1:34:50] around being prepare for for emergencies
sometimes it happens sometimes it
[1:34:56] doesn't
[1:35:00] what
today did you have issues like a lot
[1:35:06] with the um anything with the 4th of
July like fireworks or well we we had a
[1:35:10] lot of standbys or what we call standbys
the unusual Events St the day-to-day
[1:35:15] occurrences which of course were the
Fourth of July parade the 4th of July
[1:35:18] fireworks and then of course we had the
event at the 4 and then also skip far
[1:35:23] did event right before that so so we
kind of got barded all at the same time
[1:35:28] as everybody knows the heat has been a
little overwhelming so we' dealt with a
[1:35:33] lot of issues with with people being
overheated but the skip Pharmacy event
[1:35:37] they did end up supplying us with
[1:35:45] 80 so that was always
ni you have any questions any question
[1:35:56] question thank you all for your service
[1:36:01] app I see nothing under old business or
new business comments from the board any
[1:36:07] comments on the
board yes good so um first of all I'd
[1:36:14] like to thank um SK captain and sta for
that fantastic AM radio concert that you
[1:36:23] so much fun and I hope that we
have um and of course
[1:36:30] of a lot of people have already told you
um I don't know whether we kind of
[1:36:36] mentioned it tonight when the youth
development center team were here but we
[1:36:41] did have an opportunity to tour the
Youth Development Center the Board of
[1:36:45] Supervisors was there on July on June 14
and we got to see what that building in
[1:36:51] the facility looks like it is under a
high fence with bar wi I was curious I
[1:36:57] didn't ask at that meeting about whether
there would be security guards used but
[1:37:02] found out to know um but also at that
meeting and I just want to to mention
[1:37:09] that representative M
rord um had suggested at that point that
[1:37:17] FCI or the you know the um State
Correctional um Institution should send
[1:37:24] a letter to all of our community members
to talk about the fact that there will
[1:37:30] not be homeless people relocated from
potown to
[1:37:36] SCI um and I believe was mentioned that
we would not also be using SDI Phoenix
[1:37:42] if immigrants were coming and the he the
place to house them and um I haven't
[1:37:48] heard anything since that meeting on
June 14th so have we heard anything from
[1:37:53] them I reached out when you have emailed
you know when we're uh wondering where
[1:37:57] it was coming from and um the
representative that was there that works
[1:38:02] directly with uh Shapiro that she said
to me she's wait she didn't want to give
[1:38:07] 100% of a yes or a no she wanted to
speak with him directly to make sure
[1:38:12] that everything was officially approved
and then a formable letter would go out
[1:38:26] um you have
[1:38:30] something this way I really appreciate
it and be back at it next faul EV at
[1:38:38] Park
[Music]
[1:38:53] that receipt
[1:39:04] changen
[1:39:08] satisf no it was uh it was part of the
original contract part of the original
[1:39:13] agreement so we're authorized to execute
that or execute
[1:39:18] that no thank you nothing I have nothing
else either say you guys are really the
[1:39:23] events you guys the FL I see the extra
hour thank you so much tell your whole
[1:39:30] team y