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» Give me a minute.
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» Did I get you the right thing?
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» Yeah, we are.

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I did.
Do you like that? Does

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» Go, girl. [laughter]
>> Does it make you chipper coming in here?

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» Everybody knew who it was.
Good evening. It is 6:30.

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We are going to start our workshop
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Good evening, Ms. Ellen.
>> Sitting in the back of the class. It's

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where the cool kids sit.
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» Uh-oh, there's two pages worth.

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And a couple other things.

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Do you guys want to sit there for the
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» At all.
>> We can move you up.

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We'll move you up.

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» Okay, so this is
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Thank you. Yes.

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» Oh, no. Okay, so I'm I'm good then.
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» I'm going to
look something up.

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» For what time is
>> No, that's just the way

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» Those are your packets? That's for me?
>> That's for you.

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» My two packets?
>> Thank you.

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Where do we want to move them?
We'll move them up there. I think it's

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Technically, this is the
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They could present it in my office.

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Absolutely.

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What's

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That way you guys can get out of here
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» [laughter]
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right? What they told me outside.
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» Has anybody got anybody in the football
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Freebie keepsake.

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They don't do one for the band. A couple
of years ago they did one for bands.

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Those keepsakes are for football players
and stuff.

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As soon as As soon as they get settled,
right?

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» I got something you need to be doing
over here.

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» It might be.
Yeah, it might be.

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You keep sending me a certain someone to
my my cell phone. I'm going to make you

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guys do a lot more work.

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I know. I got a phone call again. So.
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» So yes, I think it's great Chief that we
do another community event. The more you

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push this guy at this, you know.

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» [laughter]
>> Yeah.

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What's that?
Yeah, okay. Yeah.

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Didn't I tell you that?
Didn't I tell you that?

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Police department is my favorite
department to work.

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Yeah.

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Probably 250.
Paper five.

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Yeah.
Or if you want to do like say no to

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drugs more high school age, we can do
that, too.

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Which is middle school and high school.

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The little guys.
The glow sticks would be a good idea to

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pass out for
trick-or-treat night.

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Let's do.
Yeah, right.

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Hello, welcome. Yeah.
Yeah, right.

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Send me that to I Yeah, I don't think I
got it that one. Yeah, right. No.

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Really?
>> All right.

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» I don't have anything.
>> Yeah, we're still putting them together.

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» You had to run.
We do have

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a presentation by the Girl Scouts for
Silver Award.

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So, if you want to stand up, state your
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we can't take any action on it
>> now. We have to do

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» But, we can hear the idea now, and then
we can discuss it during our regular

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trustee meeting, and then
if you guys want to stick around for

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what we decide, or
I think chances are pretty good you'll

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be able to do something.
So, it's up to you how you want to do

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» Hi, I am I am Ember.
I am Natalie, Ember from Girl Scout

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Troop 80064.

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Today, we are seeking approval from the
Vienna Board of Trustees to place our

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pet
pet blessing box at the Vienna Trustee I

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don't know how to say this word.
Township

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at the park for residents to use this
use this. It's our Silver Project.

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Our Silver Project is the highest award
we can earn as cadet Girl Scouts, and

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we're also pairing us up for a Gold
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» So, the pet blessing box is a service
that will provide food and toys to pets

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across Vienna Township.
Uh many families cannot adequately

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provide for their animals, and this is a
benefit of our project. Other benefits

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will include
um instilling a good sense of community,

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improving pet health, and alleviate
financial pressures that a lot of

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families face. And to conclude my
statement, um

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the our project will rely off of
generous and charitable donations from

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people nearby. And I will hand it back
to my partner, Amber.

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» We have built the box. So, we we use a
box out of a heavy, um, plastic box

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thingy and have built a base for it out
of treated lumber and painted it. But,

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the box has a latch put into it. It
helps predators, raccoon friends stay

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away. The box has three shelves that are
nice and deep

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and, um, which leaves plenty of space to
store pet food and toys.

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» And in conclusion,

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um, in conclusion, we hope we showed you
the importance of our project and the

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positive and long-lasting impact it will
have on Byram Township. And with that,

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thank you guys so much for giving us
your time and listening to us today.

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» [applause]
>> And I have the picture of our box.

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» How old are you girls?
>> I'm 14. 15.

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» Wow, impressive.
>> So, this is what the inside look the

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outside looks like. There it stands two
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and a mini nest inside.
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Cool.
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» So, let me, uh,
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» So, what we'd like to turn instead of
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instead of putting it at the gazebo,
because there's no security or anything

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» [laughter]
>> what we're asking is instead we put it

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at the fire station and clean that
condenser and the flag box.

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That way it's under security and we have
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That way they can be watched. Is that
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» Yeah, of course. Yeah.
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Now, filling the box.
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I don't know if you're aware but Animal
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if you go in there, they'll give you
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at no cost.
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lot of people don't know that they're
willing to give you dog

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Um so you know, you go there and get the
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a lot of the dogs can get
So it's a place that won't cost you

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I'm fairly sure they
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If not, let me know.
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Thank you. If we also we did um we went
to a couple pet stores around in our

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area and we got the donations for two
two different pet stores. We have stuff

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at home that can go in our box, too.
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» Okay.
>> And they also have district uh district

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attorney
who purchase cat food and dog food that

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we figured we would present you guys
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And that way if somebody faces like a
fire or a serious hardship, they can

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they can go purchase exactly what they
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» Oh, that's very nice.
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when you're ready to bring it, there's
Mr. Frazier there and he can help you.

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» Yeah, there's a library box
and book box right next to that, too. So

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people go there for that.
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the cats to use that.
It's under camera and keep an eye on

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» Yeah.
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knowing that
Olivia did the flag box.

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But then she's since moved on to college
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in North Carolina.
Is there any plan

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How are you guys going to advertise this
huge community? And is there a plan

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to pass this down to younger troops
so they can keep advertising going

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forward?
>> We can put it out to the service unit

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and they're going to
add to the box

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instructions. So, it's going to work
just like the little library does. Take

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what you can and leave what you can. Um
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The plan is it'll get replenished
by people donating, putting stuff back

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in through the box. But we can put it
out to the service unit

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keep it going like, "Hey, keep
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for your unit. If you need
If you need your pet needs food, go get

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the box."
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that.
So, I know people have asked about the

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flag. "Hey, is there any way to get rid
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I have to say, "Hey, there's a
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I can help you with media.
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if you can help
with pictures and stuff like that for

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the troops and any others.
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You want to do that.
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up on the 19th.
And then they can come and they'll do

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some research on like pet safety.
And they'll set up a table at the your

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safety day just to get some education
hours to go with the component of their

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project.
And then we can spread awareness that

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way, too.
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You have my number?
>> Was it in the email stuff that you sent

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back to them?
>> I can get your number. Yeah.

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» Good plan.
>> That works too.

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» Sorry. Yeah.
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We will have meetings there on the 19th
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And you can just
You can get them [clears throat] out

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» Thank you very much.
I appreciate it.

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» We can't take any action during this
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But at a regular trustee meeting after
we get through a certain point and have

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a trustee meeting on what is Scott
sitting?

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» And it's already on our list.
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» All right, anything else?

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» I got a question. I just went over to
recycle [clears throat]

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and there's a bunch of
garbage bags, black ones, white ones,

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other ones with stuff in them. What are
these? What are these dumpsters out?

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» Yes, you are.
>> I thought I heard that one.

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» Very suddenly we're going to just
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know.
>> I know.

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» You know, maybe with city schools.
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Well, they got cameras
>> Yes.

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» Got cameras on it?
>> Yes.

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» Some of those
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Well, they all have cameras on them.
Some of them have cameras in them.

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» Yes.

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» So, it's kind of like a trail camera.
>> You open it up and someone

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activates that.
>> Yeah.

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» It's very tricky. You never see it.
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» I had no clue.
>> [laughter]

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» The camera?
>> I had no clue.

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» Oh, but that thing is like Mr. Green
right there, though.

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» [laughter]
>> Oh, they do.

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» They do.
>> Yeah, they're their cameras.

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» So, there was

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So, we recently locked the
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We talked about it.
But, then after, you know, it just it

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got too much and the departments
were able to use it for we got a lot

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more staff and our fire department are
getting regular trash, police

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department's building up.
Road department, I mean, it was

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ridiculous.
So, we had to lock that up. But, for

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township events,
township sponsored events, then

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obviously, you know,
we'll be able to use it, open it up for

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for things like that. Like the concert
series, home days, stuff like that.

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» Well, there's been a lot of townships
that done away with recycling because of

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the problems.
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Lafayette is a prime example that they
discontinued all of it.

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All the way.
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talk to Jennifer Jones over there,
once they get in and

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if they open up the truck and it has
garbage and stuff in it, that truck

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doesn't go to the recycling place, it
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So, anything that gets dumped in there,
they don't sort through it.

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[clears throat]
They just take it and

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to the landfill it goes. So, it's a
waste of effort.

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And I said to him, "What happens if
>> How ours there's they go to Brown Road

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Road, they put it all behind the fences
and again, there's cameras on it and

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there's still quite
always there's somebody dumps the couch

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people
and the rules of