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[0:09] Okay, I'll call this meeting to order. This is the order of trustees meeting of the Wayne County Special Service District number one. It's June 24th, 2026. It's a little after 10 a.m.
[0:29] The first order of business is to establish it for them. It's like we've got a full board today.
[0:41] We've got Roger Bryan, Joe Husky and myself, Gil Hunt, so all board members of
[0:49] present. We've got a few people in the audience if you could each introduce
[0:53] yourself for the record.
[0:54] Sure, Albert Pical, I work with EMS.
[0:59] The county?
[1:01] Yes.
[1:01] Okay.
[1:02] Theresa Ryan, the Wayne County Emergency Manager.
[1:05] Okay.
[1:07] Bertor, just lay in there.
[1:10] Carrie, Craig, or Hal?
[1:12] Vietnam.
[1:13] This is my daughter, Izzy.
[1:15] Okay, thank you.
[1:17] Welcome.
[1:18] What's those two?
[1:20] Oh, yeah.
[1:20] I'm going to start the next one.
[1:23] Back away, William Cunning.
[1:26] Alicia's now in the clerk.
[1:28] Colleen Allen, the treasurer.
[1:31] Okay, I think we got everybody in there.
[1:34] Thank you.
[1:35] We're good to know.
[1:39] So we do have a quorum.
[1:42] Next, we need to review and accept the minutes from the last meeting,
[1:47] which was actually December 10th.
[1:49] I canceled the last meeting in March because we'd had three local women murdered just
[1:57] before that and out of respect I canceled the meeting, so first one I'd never canceled
[2:04] by 10 years.
[2:08] So anyway, as everybody had a chance to look at the minutes, I know Colleen sent them out
[2:14] yesterday by email.
[2:15] So you
[2:22] have a public hearing?
[2:24] We did.
[2:25] We had a budget hearing first.
[2:29] I'm going to give you a motion to approve those.
[2:32] Budget hearing.
[2:33] Budget hearing?
[2:34] A second that.
[2:36] A second to approve the minutes from the budget hearing.
[2:38] All in favor?
[2:40] Aye.
[2:41] Opposed?
[2:42] Okay.
[2:43] That was accepted.
[2:45] Now the regular meeting took place after that.
[2:48] But this was December 10th, 2025.
[2:56] This was also a meeting where we accepted the budget for 2026.
[3:02] Is there any comments or changes for those minutes?
[3:12] Do we need to read through them or are we okay?
[3:15] I've read through them.
[3:17] I've got the contract as well.
[3:19] You want a few minutes?
[3:21] Fine.
[3:21] There's only two pages.
[3:22] I mean, for our people here.
[3:26] Oh, you're welcome to read them if you'd like.
[3:31] Yeah.
[3:31] There's quite a few there.
[3:37] I'll make a motion to approve the minutes
[3:39] for December 10, 2025.
[3:42] I'll second thoughts as well.
[3:43] We've been seconded that we accept adopt minutes
[3:46] from the December 10, 2025 meeting.
[3:51] Phone favor?
[3:52] Aye.
[3:53] Aye.
[3:53] Opposed?
[3:54] Okay those are accepted.
[4:05] Some major court reports.
[4:12] Do we have any reports from
[4:14] previous grantees? Work? Yeah. Give me a shirt.
[4:22] I'm sure we do not
[4:25] many from you all for to rebuild or do a new fence around our cemetery in
[4:34] and they have all the force set now and just waiting to weld the, it's going to be a middle pipe fence all the way around so we're very excited about it.
[4:46] It's going to make that a great place.
[4:49] It already has a great place in the car.
[4:52] So we should reach out
[4:59] and have a knock on the back.
[5:03] So have you got all the funding that we granted? No, no. You submitted, run us about
[5:15] he submitted for the materials and so that's what we, that's what's meant
[5:25] for
[5:25] people to wait until he's finished to submit the rest of it. So there's a lot of...
[5:29] he's going to be through.
[5:31] Well, he's got me through for the cows to come back in
[5:33] in this fall, but he was also there to meet the two of them.
[5:38] But he hadn't a big project out of that paper.
[5:42] So he's taking a little bit more time.
[5:45] Hopefully he's being really, really sick.
[5:48] Who's doing it for you?
[5:50] Who's doing it?
[5:51] All right.
[5:54] The court's right.
[5:54] All right.
[5:55] We're going, yeah.
[5:56] So we've got a little balance left.
[5:59] So we do have a little balance.
[6:00] They were awarded $41,000 and per can December, well, the end of December, your credit
[6:08] checks was $30,894, at least a balance of, sorry, I got to have these, $10,10106 for
[6:21] for lying in town.
[6:23] Yeah.
[6:23] Yeah.
[6:25] So those figures are at the very end of your bank
[6:28] reconciliation on the minimum or recent
[6:30] that you have.
[6:31] Oh, yeah.
[6:32] Let's see.
[6:32] Okay.
[6:34] Okay.
[6:42] Any other?
[6:44] Yeah.
[6:45] The D&P buildings, I've already seen plenty of work.
[6:48] So they're still waiting to do the floor.
[6:50] But when they were building the new elementary,
[6:53] it's when they were doing all that pounding,
[6:55] it cracked all the walls of the ceiling. Oh great. So the construction company
[7:02] is going to come and fix it, but they wanted to wait until they were done. I guess pounding.
[7:08] Yeah. And so we haven't done the floor yet. We're waiting to do that. Okay. So I think there's
[7:13] $4,800 for it. Yeah. That's what it shows here. Yeah. Okay. I'm pretty hard pounding. I thought it was
[7:20] correct my house. Well, it was pretty bad.
[7:27] And then how is
[7:30] for representing the M.S. for the new M.S. building, the ground we gave for $100,000?
[7:37] Trace, are you with him? So yeah, so for the M.S., okay, and it's for the
[7:42] animal. Sorry. Did we spend that $200,000? Yes, they were, yes, and they're here to
[7:48] report on that. Okay sure so yeah the EMS has been a word 265,179 dollars from
[7:59] the community development block grant and then the special service ticket
[8:05] district added another 100,000 toward the remaining cost the total cost of the
[8:18] Tiffany Martin, our director, met with Sidden's Martin, the contractor doing the build up
[8:27] in, it's like Midvale and Salt Lake and they finalized the specifications.
[8:37] The package is called a, it's a 2026 road rescue package and they got it all spacked out
[8:46] they're ready to build it. The delivery date is expected for January 5th, 2027, and
[8:56] towards the end of December, they've invited Tiffany to go up there and do an
[9:01] inspection as they're finally knit out. Once the rates final out, it still needs
[9:08] to go up to their sit-ins, martenshop, up in the organ for the radio, installation, and
[9:16] an ID warmer and maybe some other electronics, what I think we still need to do is approve
[9:24] the graphics package and the plan is to use the same graphics package that was used on
[9:31] the rig that was delivered in 2024. It's down in Hangsewell right now.
[9:39] And then to kind of
[9:41] keep costs at a minimum the operational equipment that's in our reserve
[9:48] ambulance over here in the lower shed will be fitting into the new ambulance.
[9:57] And
[10:00] then there's plans to surplus that reserve reg. It's a 1997 Ford. It's got
[10:09] an estimated value of 9,000, but it does have a few issues, and surplus in the
[10:17] red blood still has some value seems to be the prudent thing to do.
[10:25] Let's see.
[10:27] Trace's office is going to continue to manage the CPBG budget or reporting
[10:35] requirements and provide updates.
[10:42] And there's no foreseen unaccounted expenses.
[10:48] The contractor, Sid and Barton, did put in a $12,000 projected inflation cost when
[10:55] they originally did the bid. And so the final cost could be lower but it's not expected
[11:02] to exceed that amount I read off earlier.
[11:07] The new rig replaces the surplus rig.
[11:13] It doesn't add to the fleet, so there
[11:16] shouldn't be an impact to our operational budget.
[11:22] And then the
[11:28] dates remain estimates,
[11:31] and we'll continue to update on that.
[11:33] some part of the project is on time and on budget and I just want to express my gratitude personally.
[11:43] You know some of the stuff we do is a little stressful and the last thing you want is to be
[11:48] stressed about your gear and some of our gear.
[11:54] Yeah, so I'm really excited to have
[12:02] So are you asking for funds for a new ambulance?
[12:07] Is that what I'm hearing?
[12:09] That's what we've already done.
[12:14] That's the building and we gave them $200,000 for the building.
[12:19] I don't have anything for the ambulance.
[12:22] So what?
[12:22] The ambulance was a CBDG.
[12:24] And I have no idea on this.
[12:27] Yes, I just thought that something that she has done with you guys, I'm not aware of it.
[12:31] Oh, yeah.
[12:31] So, in the buildings, it's very close to being depleted.
[12:38] And that's right.
[12:39] Yeah.
[12:39] So we gave you $200,000 for the building that you're putting up.
[12:44] You want to maybe just briefly give us a little bit of a report on the building.
[12:49] I have no idea.
[12:51] And that's why I thought Owl's coming was to reach out on the building.
[12:55] But that was by Tiffany's asking to report on the ambulance instead.
[13:00] Yeah.
[13:01] Okay, what she's showing in here is that this is a service delivery of $100,000 for the ambulance.
[13:09] I don't have any record.
[13:10] We'll have to clarify if she turned in an application.
[13:13] Yeah.
[13:13] That was you.
[13:14] You did?
[13:15] She turned in an application.
[13:17] No, we'll have to see if she turned in.
[13:18] I just looked through everything here that's pending and I don't see an ambulance application.
[13:22] I've never had an application.
[13:24] I mean that we've granted them $100,000.
[13:29] We did grant them the $200,000 for the building, but not.
[13:34] Wasn't there some clearback on the old, the other one that took about five years to get?
[13:41] We did, we went for an old man.
[13:43] That was a long time ago.
[13:47] But that would have been completed.
[13:49] Yeah, that should be done.
[13:50] Yeah.
[13:51] That would be the Hanksville.
[13:53] That would be the Hanksville.
[13:53] Correct.
[13:55] There has been a new one in the 25 horse there.
[13:59] And the one Albert's talking about is the new one that's in progress right now.
[14:05] So why don't we go to the building then and share the one that might be the most familiar
[14:11] with the building?
[14:12] And maybe you could give us an update on the building.
[14:14] I don't have the best update, but, yeah, it's near completion.
[14:19] It is.
[14:19] It's damaged and got damaged fixed and I'm still thinking we're looking at August to
[14:28] put it in to use.
[14:29] Okay.
[14:30] But what would have been damaged on that?
[14:33] Well, one of the contractors did lower his boom and drove through the door.
[14:41] So yeah.
[14:43] I found out.
[14:43] Oh good.
[14:43] I put a delay on things a little bit so...
[14:46] Okay.
[14:50] No structural stuff was damaged.
[14:54] I think all the forge I know is pretty good.
[14:59] It should be...
[15:00] It's a metal building. Right now, by the community center. Right.
[15:05] I haven't walked through it recently, but I think it's come on really well. I said, I think we'll find on being or intended and all of a sudden. Perfect. Last I heard. Colleen, but that that amount has been transferred to. Yes, it was transferred in December along with the others. It was actually transferred and given to one.
[15:31] county who most the line the big part of that money came from C.I.D.
[15:59] We had to put a little extra of that to get the grant, so a little bit from grant and
[16:21] So I guess in the future, if you want help with an ambulance, you need to file an application.
[16:32] We can't just, yeah, especially it's going to be done pretty quick.
[16:36] I
[16:41] was thinking back to the oldie.
[16:43] That's why I was thinking, and it takes forever, I think that's what's going to happen.
[16:47] Yeah.
[16:48] Yeah.
[16:49] All right.
[16:50] How many do you have, ambulance?
[16:52] Why do you have a couple of them?
[16:54] There's two of them.
[16:55] There's two of them.
[16:56] Yeah.
[16:57] We have, our go-to ambulance is the one in Vietnam.
[17:01] We have a backup that's over here in Loa.
[17:04] But it's a nice one.
[17:10] Yeah, it's a little awkward, because some of the gear in there is, it's got less gear on it than the other one.
[17:20] It was upgraded with an auto loader for the gurney, which is really helpful.
[17:29] But, um, and that was kind of an expensive item and that's what we're going to take out of,
[17:35] you know, and put in the new, but, um, it's pretty, yeah, cool.
[17:40] But Hank's build back that was just as old as that.
[17:43] Was it the purple one?
[17:44] Yeah.
[17:44] Yeah.
[17:45] One I drilled down.
[17:46] Yeah.
[17:46] And it's, that'd be a 90.
[17:49] Something.
[17:50] Yeah.
[17:52] Yeah.
[17:52] Yeah.
[17:53] Yeah.
[17:53] Yeah.
[17:54] I thought my door was to Hanksville for him to get through the door and everybody was pulling over.
[18:01] I was going with the lights on. I had no idea.
[18:05] Oh, how?
[18:06] And so I had to call...
[18:08] Call me.
[18:09] How much?
[18:10] How much?
[18:10] Turn the lights off.
[18:12] Oh my.
[18:12] And this is what your siren on though.
[18:16] You finally figured out.
[18:19] I can see it.
[18:20] Anyway.
[18:21] There's too many.
[18:21] Don't be used to that.
[18:22] No.
[18:23] I can't figure out why everybody's pulling over for it.
[18:26] Okay.
[18:27] What's the average cost?
[18:29] I'm one of those brand new ones.
[18:31] That's the 365.
[18:36] That's pretty close to what the new other one cost to.
[18:40] That includes all the stuff in it.
[18:42] For the most part, like I said, while they're transferring a ring.
[18:47] and I love this all and just the gurney would be the big tick that I am.
[18:55] It's a big range, $21,000 because we had to purchase one for this last one.
[19:01] I helped them out with some money that I had.
[19:06] Those old souls aren't cheap.
[19:08] Oh, those old ones.
[19:10] They're about that much too, aren't they?
[19:13] I think it was the soul that I did for them.
[19:20] It's our monitor, you know, I end up at your radar and it does a lot of, it sees things
[19:27] that we can't, before we do, right, right, so it ranges, you don't want to find out.
[19:32] I know.
[19:33] I've been on that and it looks like, what's this in out?
[19:42] Yeah, I'll give it to Tiffany and we better figure that out for her to go to her.
[19:46] Yes.
[19:48] Okay.
[19:49] Is she still able to get an application in?
[19:53] You can put a man any time.
[19:55] We meet quarterly, usually.
[19:59] Where this is going to be?
[20:00] So our next meeting will probably be September or early October, probably we'll decide that with the end of the meeting, but
[20:16] It takes to tell the tell you it's gonna be ready and then six months later
[20:23] Okay
[20:27] Okay, that looks like all the reports you guys can stay if you want or you can go or whatever
[20:34] you want to do.
[20:35] Okay, thank you.
[20:37] What do you do?
[20:38] Berk.
[20:40] Berk.
[20:40] What do you do?
[20:50] Berk.
[20:50] Berk.
[20:50] Berk.
[20:51] Berk.
[20:53] Berk.
[20:56] So we can report on the IT, the server has been installed and they need everything on to it except I don't know if they've actually done the sheriff's yet.
[21:06] Do you have any idea? To my knowledge, they have not. I don't think they have. To my knowledge, they have not.
[21:12] The server is, the old server is still actually in my fault and it still operates but the
[21:19] majority of everything else has gone out.
[21:22] The majority of the evening concern for the fire and stuff is gone.
[21:28] They will be moving the old one out.
[21:30] They just kind of left it in place, you know, as a check up a backup, a double for a while.
[21:37] So where is the new one located?
[21:39] just across the hall, it says computer room, just before you get to the courtroom.
[21:46] That's where everything used to be, when we only had one main computer for the building,
[21:52] it was in that room, so it just went back into there.
[21:56] And then the other awards of the Framont and the Dispatch and stuff were granted as well.
[22:06] So, all the money is that we're granted.
[22:11] Yes, the only outstanding repeat books, 1010106 and big no pounds, 4800.
[22:17] Okay, very good.
[22:20] Thank you.
[22:24] Okay, next we got our financial review.
[22:31] Colleen sent out basic information on our finances.
[22:39] Do you want to take a minute Colleen to just kind of summarize that?
[22:44] Yeah, so in summary, so we have received two of our payments, payment number one, which
[22:59] was $29,000, so we received that one back in December, I think.
[23:07] Thank you guys, I'm sorry, and then we've all received the third quarter, which was 29,09207.
[23:22] First and second quarter before your end.
[23:25] And we have a balance of 245,000, 387, 30, but then we need to less out 14,906 for outstanding awards.
[23:40] The cash value bank account only has $50 in it, which we generally, that's all we keep
[23:46] in there.
[23:46] It's more or less just transferring in and out account for
[23:53] exchange of money like the
[23:55] pill monies are checked, they commit to that account I transfer them out and I transfer
[24:01] back down to pay off the awards.
[24:03] It looks like our second and the least payment was January 26th for 52,0693 and then the
[24:14] first one came earlier, I think it might have been in October.
[24:20] So we only have one payment coming back and again, or one payment remaining I should say.
[24:35] We will have that by the end of the month years or while it usually takes a few weeks after
[24:43] I would say by the end of July, we'll have that final payment.
[24:47] So would be close to that $30,000, $30,000, not up to $52,000, correct.
[24:55] We guessed that pretty close, didn't we?
[24:57] I guess
[25:01] that makes you a good guesser.
[25:04] Yeah.
[25:06] I said, well, it's dropping now, so we're going to probably go back down, we're probably
[25:12] a little bump and then we'll go back down again.
[25:17] So a lot of making the first quarter.
[25:22] What?
[25:23] I'm just thinking about what?
[25:25] How many?
[25:25] It's about six months or so behind, and they go through their accounting and pay.
[25:33] and it's at least six months maybe more.
[25:42] So we've got available, what,
[25:51] 230, 23, 3,
[25:54] 4, 8, 1. Not counting what you're expecting to get in.
[26:04] So we got one more quarter payment
[26:05] coming. Okay. Okay. It'll probably be about 30,000. Okay.
[26:22] So it looks like they're
[26:23] They're usually towards, so if the quarter ends on July,
[26:26] you'll get payment towards the end of the month, right?
[26:28] Towards the end of the 1st of the next month.
[26:32] I know last year, our first quarter team came in August
[26:37] about the first part of August.
[26:40] That's just kind of what I'm looking here with.
[26:44] I'm making $800 an interest, it looks like.
[26:49] And
[26:57] our budget last year, Felicia was 238.423, just that.
[27:06] 238.423.
[27:08] So, almost
[27:16] covers everything. Almost killed everything we got. That's fine.
[27:24] I'd rather not do a budget amendment again this year.
[27:31] All right. Any other discussion or questions on financial status and things?
[27:41] Anybody?
[27:44] Pretty clear. It's not too complicated at this point.
[27:48] All right.
[27:57] Where's our budget? Back down to the budget.
[27:59] Yeah, but we
[28:07] simplified it because we took out some of those line items. Yeah.
[28:12] make them put in the application. Yeah, good idea too. Yeah. I think.
[28:19] Okay. It looks like there's enough for an ambulance. It's a challenge.
[28:25] That's what I was supposed to do. That looks real enough for an ambulance.
[28:31] Because I'm out there. I hope you love the car. I hope you like getting on board it.
[28:37] Yeah. Your next minor, I just need to be struck from the agenda.
[28:41] That was on the last agenda. I see that. I just wanted to. So we're two new applications. Do we have any new applications?
[28:52] There is one application from Vicknell.
[28:55] Okay. So we have a kids guarding club.
[29:07] We started in April from where I go to the end of September, and we started by starting
[29:13] stuff in our greenhouse, left it outside in our garden boxes, and here for it, and so we're
[29:20] just looking for some funding to help us.
[29:24] We just graphed every way we can get rid of those, and that's what we need, like, to help
[29:33] We got like 20 kids that purchased me, so it's gonna have a few kids come back.
[29:38] So but in summer it hasn't been the full, it's a big product, we have a good turnout
[29:43] and we actually have this year a lot more boys than we do girls.
[29:47] So they're seeing excited about it too and they all started to come and speak and learn, so.
[29:53] So is it mostly from their color, they have some from them?
[29:56] Yeah, so from others, for example.
[29:59] That's a lot of kids.
[30:00] I think that's great, yeah. That's a pretty good turnout, I think. It's fun. And I do have like lots of kids. Right now, age group is 10 to 14, and I do have like a lot of younger kids at backgrounds. But I just bought this hearing during this, so I can't take on a whole bunch. It's not a part of your office view. No. So, yeah, it's fun. They learn a lot.
[30:33] We could do a population privately from the store meets and snacks and stuff.
[30:41] So this grant would be to Bigmultown.
[30:45] Yeah.
[30:46] Just.
[30:47] Yeah.
[30:48] Yeah.
[30:49] To Bigmultown.
[30:49] It's all around to Bigmultown.
[30:50] Right.
[30:51] Right.
[30:52] It's Bigmultown garden.
[30:54] Right.
[30:55] Right.
[30:56] Right.
[31:05] Well, we're a little late since we skipped the last meeting. Sorry about that, please.
[31:09] It was sad.
[31:24] Before H.P. Barnwell was a little misinterpreted.
[31:28] Yeah.
[31:30] Well, it's your...
[31:32] They're the postcards.
[31:33] I mean, they're not part of the kids.
[31:34] They're the growth cards.
[31:35] I don't know about them.
[31:36] They come to the garden.
[31:38] Oh, really?
[31:39] Yeah.
[31:40] Oh, that's good.
[31:43] Is there support for this?
[31:47] project. I think it seems worthy of public service. It's a, especially that many kids.
[31:55] Yeah. That's not a big kid.
[31:57] The kids, uh, the trouble, and the family watching, I love the kids. Yeah.
[32:02] And we're hoping to grow enough produce, like, so the kids can take some home with them,
[32:08] and then we can share with the community members. Nothing's quite grown, well, yeah. We hope.
[32:14] We had a weird spring cold yeah started out real good it out blossoming in a
[32:30] So was there a motion to approve this all make a motion to do I
[32:37] Seconded it as well
[32:39] Okay
[32:39] Okay, it's been moved a second to prove a grant to Bickman town for the
[32:46] children's garden.
[32:54] Yeah, it fits in.
[32:59] The main objective of our funding is for public service and this definitely is a public
[33:08] service, so it definitely fits that.
[33:13] Okay, so it's been moved and seconded to prove this grant, a bit in the town, any discussion?
[33:24] Don't hear any? All in favor?
[33:28] Aye.
[33:28] Aye.
[33:29] Opposed?
[33:30] Okay.
[33:30] Thank you.
[33:32] Good luck.
[33:33] That's fine.
[33:35] Going a lot of notes.
[33:36] We're trying.
[33:38] We're trying.
[33:41] How can you grow them?
[33:43] No, not yet.
[33:44] The plants are growing.
[33:46] In order to get you an all-size pumpkin up here,
[33:48] we have to grow the jet again.
[33:50] Oh, we're supposed to get a little one.
[33:52] Yeah, that's right.
[33:56] Thanks, Gary.
[33:57] Thank you.
[33:57] She plants an all-size, what do they end up these times?
[34:01] Well, we don't have a long growing seed.
[34:04] No, we don't.
[34:05] You know, we're lucky to.
[34:06] We're not trees every month.
[34:09] Okay,
[34:13] that was the only one for this one, huh?
[34:24] You know, I probably should have reported just a case wanted to come.
[34:29] She missed the last one and I reported.
[34:32] She just wanted to tell you thank you again.
[34:36] She called me Monday and asked me to make sure that I thank the special service
[34:42] the board again because they are self-pleased with their bill.
[34:47] Oh, the Tory.
[34:48] It looks nice.
[34:49] Yeah.
[35:07] What's happening?
[35:08] You saw the record.
[35:09] Yeah.
[35:28] That's it?
[35:29] Yeah.
[35:30] Well, for the rest of the year, don't you?
[35:32] Right.
[35:32] Yeah.
[35:34] And we're sitting there, y'all.
[35:35] Talk about the applications.
[35:38] Other than 90s, the ambulance.
[35:39] I haven't heard any.
[35:42] How
[35:48] do you put some damage on that one?
[35:52] One cemetery is looking nice, even just getting out the old fence and putting up the post
[35:58] without it being completed made a huge difference.
[36:01] Well, it is the looks.
[36:03] I haven't been out there for a while.
[36:04] Yeah.
[36:05] That's a nice cemetery.
[36:06] Maybe there's a nice spot over there.
[36:10] What's the best road to go out there on?
[36:12] Do you go to town first and then charge out there?
[36:15] I just go where, you know, where Canard Chapel's house was.
[36:18] I'm just at that back door.
[36:19] On that turn right there, just, okay,
[36:21] for a straight place.
[36:22] I just follow a little bit up.
[36:23] I see.
[36:24] The door goes past where that's farm.
[36:27] There's some bad.
[36:28] I thought maybe that might be an alternate route.
[36:32] Yeah, that's pretty good.
[36:33] That's where I usually go.
[36:34] You'd come in by the airport, but I don't know.
[36:36] How do you even come in that way, too?
[36:38] Why do you really go in and take that cycle?
[36:40] Yeah.
[36:41] I see.
[36:42] It's pretty nice.
[36:45] I know a lot of people live there.
[36:54] We're all doing there.
[36:56] Or no all of them too.
[37:00] I never do anything personally.
[37:03] Okay, we need to pick a date for the next meeting.
[37:07] probably
[37:12] September or early October that'll be our looking at our proposed
[37:23] budget.
[37:26] What are rails for me? Well, if you first September, because that first
[37:31] viewing spot for it gets kind of busy for me. Okay. I can make any of the work. I
[37:40] was thinking September actually. And I don't know, but Joe, he's a busy.
[37:45] Joe's busy. Two weeks of golf, but from the 13th to the 30th. So happy to first two
[37:50] weeks of September. Okay, we could do it a second for the ninth.
[38:01] We've been kind of
[38:02] taking the second Wednesday of the month. So that works out to be the ninth. Can we
[38:08] just change now, didn't we? Yeah, yeah. They had the audit going and stuff. All right, then
[38:18] the 9th of September, the next meeting, did you ever hear that? Is that work for you guys,
[38:27] going to be in position?
[38:31] 10 a.m. Yep,
[38:35] all right, to the end of the ambulance, wants to
[38:39] get an application to be there in a more time than I was. Sure, it's open to anybody, mostly.
[38:46] It was a longer week, though, the more cash flow we've seen in the Chimilets, so.
[38:52] That's true.
[38:54] That's true.
[38:55] It looks a lot better than when I started.
[38:57] That's gonna say.
[38:58] Go down to...
[38:59] I remember.
[39:00] I made you there for a while.
[39:01] Yeah.
[39:01] It was not much.
[39:03] Yeah.
[39:03] In fact, you'd have been...
[39:04] It's almost crazy to just give $15.
[39:08] There you get it.
[39:10] I think we got down there once where we were only getting, like, $80,000 a year.
[39:16] So we're doing better than that now.
[39:17] All right, any other discussion of any items?
[39:26] Somebody wants to bring up, not
[39:32] hearing any.
[39:35] I motion that we adjourn this meeting.
[39:38] Special service.
[39:40] I'll second.
[39:41] Second that we adjourn this meeting.
[39:43] Whole favor?
[39:44] All right.
[39:45] Okay, we're adjourned.