[0:00] Heat. Heat.
[0:44] Heavenly Father, in the name of Jesus,
Lord, we pray and thank you for our
[0:51] city. We pray today that you would grant
our mayor and our city council people
[0:59] wisdom and peace for the coming
decisions that we're about to go into.
[1:06] And Lord, we thank you for blessing this
city with prosperity
[1:10] and well-being. Bless all of its
citizens. We thank you for growing our
[1:15] great city and for taking us further
into the future in a positive manner.
[1:21] Lord, we pray for our officials in this
city, our police officers and fire
[1:27] people and first responders and
everybody that comes together to make
[1:32] this city work as it does now. And Lord,
we know that you can do all things and
[1:37] take us further than we've ever been
before. And Lord, we come in faith and
[1:41] ask that you would grant this city the
prosperity that has been coming for
[1:47] years. In Jesus' name, let every heart
say amen.
[1:51] » Amen.
>> Amen.
[1:53] » Let us all remain standing and face the
flag for the pledge
[1:59] to the flag of the United States of
America and to the republic for which it
[2:04] stands. One nation under God,
indivisible, with liberty and justice
[2:10] for all.
>> Thank you. And you can have a seat.
[2:17] » Eight out of 10.
[2:21] » I'm going to call this meeting to order.
I'm going to have my city clerk. Would
[2:24] she please call the role?
>> Mlendon,
[2:27] » present.
>> City attorney Stevenson
[2:29] » here.
>> City Treasure Suda Jr.
[2:32] » here.
>> Councelor Bale
[2:34] » here. Councelor Bruce
>> here.
[2:35] » Councelor Krone
>> here.
[2:37] » Councelor Catz
>> here.
[2:38] » Councelor Harris
>> here.
[2:40] » Councelor Holt
>> here.
[2:42] » Councelor Hutchinson.
>> Council Muhammed
[2:45] » present.
>> Councelor Monday.
[2:47] » Council Mary
>> here.
[2:50] » I did have the opportunity to speak to
Councilwoman Hutchinson and uh
[2:53] Councilman uh Monday. So uh they won't
be in but we got eight out of 10
[2:59] present. So
>> nine out of 10.
[3:00] » Huh?
>> Was it nine?
[3:02] » No, eight.
>> Okay. Excuse me.
[3:04] » We got eight out of 10. Correct. We'll
go ahead and start our meeting. Uh we
[3:08] had no bid openings. Uh any corrections
to the minutes?
[3:12] » Motion approve is submitted. Second.
>> All in favor? I
[3:16] » oppose.
Uh those minutes are approved. We'll
[3:19] move down to old business. City
attorney.
[3:23] This the third reading of an ordinance
to adopt and establish clear standards
[3:27] for the development of accessory
dwelling units in compliance with act
[3:32] 313 of 2025 which mandates that all
municipalities allow at least one
[3:38] accessory dwelling unit ADU on single
family residential lots significantly
[3:45] enhancing housing flexibility in the
city of West Memphis, Arkansas to
[3:50] declare an emergency and for other
purposes.
[3:53] Hear that red for third and final time.
Can I get a motion and a second?
[3:58] » So moved.
>> Second.
[3:59] » We got a motion, a second. Is there any
discussion at this point?
[4:03] » Uh, mayor, just the ordinance you have
in front of you now is the fourth
[4:08] revision of the original ordinance that
was passed out. So, planning development
[4:12] has asked that you adopt this ordinance
as it's been amended
[4:17] u at today's meeting.
So moved.
[4:22] » Second.
>> Motion. All in
[4:24] » favor. I
>> oppose. The amendment has been approved.
[4:30] Now I got a motion to second to approve
it.
[4:34] » All in favor? I
>> I
[4:35] » oppose. It is approved. Will you give
that ordinance a number? And we got the
[4:41] emergency clause coming up.
>> There's no emergency clause. Mayor with
[4:44] the amended version. Okay.
>> It was okay. Take it out.
[4:48] » The order. Order is number 2720
2720
[4:54] » 27
>> 20
[4:56] » 2720
is that number 2720
[5:00] we had no old business I mean no new
business I'm sorry but actually we need
[5:06] to add a city need to city attorney need
to speak on an offer that he need tell
[5:11] you all about so can we add that to the
agenda the offer
[5:14] » so moved
>> second all in
[5:16] » favor I
>> opposed Yes, added s attorney. You go
[5:20] ahead.
>> Thank you, mayor. U I'm gonna call it a
[5:22] litigation update and u I've been in
communication with the municipal league
[5:27] this week and one of the things that
they had asked me to do was update the
[5:31] council on some litigation that's coming
up in federal court in West Hela
[5:35] starting on the 9th which is Monday. U
this is a case that uh the plaintiff in
[5:42] this case is named Chey Pulium. the city
has actually been dismissed from the
[5:47] lawsuit. So, uh the city has no
liability based upon the ruling of the
[5:55] judge as a matter of law. The officer
has not been dismissed. So, the trial
[6:00] will go on with regard to the officer as
the only defendant. The municipal league
[6:05] still provides coverage for that officer
due to the type of claim it is. And so
[6:12] usually in cases where they're about to
go to trial, it's not unusual for a
[6:19] plaintiff to make a demand upon the
defendant to avoid a trial to see if
[6:24] they can get a settlement and not go
through the trial. Even though we've
[6:28] been dismissed from the case, uh the
lawyer who likes to sue us and has 90%
[6:33] of the lawsuits against us believes that
their demand that they've made is for
[6:39] $250,000.
And so the municipal league believes
[6:44] that I've spoken with John Wilkerson who
is the head of litigation and the also
[6:49] Jen Adams who has the uh particular
defense of this case and they believe
[6:54] that demand is way out of line and so
far out of line that it doesn't even
[7:01] uh merit a counter offer. So that that's
the position that they feel they're in
[7:08] and they in this particular case it's a
9010 coverage situation. So the
[7:13] municipal league pays 90% of any
judgment or settlement and the city
[7:18] would only be paying 10%. So I listen to
them carefully about these things
[7:22] because they've got the biggest stake in
these claims especially with with regard
[7:27] to police uh claims. So, uh, what I
would need from the council is a motion
[7:34] to either, uh, accept, reject, or make a
counter offer to this $250,000 demand.
[7:42] Uh, my recommendation is to reject it
with no counter offer.
[7:47] » I recommend that we reject it as well.
So, can I get a motion second to
[7:51] » Motion to approve?
>> Second.
[7:55] » Motion second.
>> Could you reject? What's the name again
[7:58] on the
>> motion and second to reject? Yes.
[8:01] » You got a motion and second in the
court.
[8:03] » Yes. Who's what's the name again?
>> Cheesy pull you.
[8:08] » I abstain.
>> Okay.
[8:11] All right. We got a motion to second
toward Jack. So, will you call the role,
[8:15] please?
[8:18] » Councelor Bale,
[8:22] » reject.
Councelor Bruce,
[8:26] » reject.
>> Councelor Kroom,
[8:28] » reject.
>> Councelor Kat,
[8:30] » reject the offer.
>> Councelor Harris,
[8:32] » reject.
>> Councelor Holt,
[8:37] » Council Hutchinson, Councelor Mohamd,
>> abstain.
[8:42] » Council,
>> sorry, I'm not
[8:46] » rejected. Okay.
>> Council Mary,
[8:50] » reject.
We have several uh rejection and one
[8:55] abstension. I do understand why Miss
Muhammad is uh objecting.
[9:01] » All right. It fails uh s I mean no it
passed to the attorney the rejection
[9:05] did.
>> Yes. I'll let Migo.
[9:08] » All right.
>> And just to add to this, they wanted me
[9:11] to tell you also that there could be
other
[9:15] uh demands made during the trial and
they would be in contact with me if that
[9:19] happened. Uh so maybe next week uh I may
have some more information but but right
[9:26] now that's all I know.
>> Thank you. Uh we're going to go down to
[9:30] permission request. Uh we have one item
for permission request to approve and
[9:34] this which is what the planning
commission has approved the new
[9:37] apartment complex that's going like to
go down on airport boulevard. I'm sorry.
[9:43] College college boulevard. I got to get
a motion to second approve it. So moved.
[9:49] » Second.
>> All in favor? I
[9:51] » I oppose.
>> It's approved. Then we're going to go
[9:55] down to committee reports. We're going
to start out with our police department.
[10:01] » Good afternoon. Police department met on
Monday, February 2nd, 2026 at 12:00 p.m.
[10:08] And we had a lengthy meeting. We were
introduced to our new staff on the
[10:13] police and we had a good meeting. And
the highlights of that meeting is uh we
[10:18] have personnel, we have 88 out of 105
um positions filled. We have seven in
[10:27] training at the academy as of now.
Uh we also had last year we had eight
[10:34] new units cars.
This year they are asking for five only
[10:39] five to reserve money for outfitting.
They also stated that they need an
[10:45] armored vehicle. The one that we have
now is
[10:49] outdated and I think it's an offer. So
they are they are planning a fundraiser
[10:54] and we are asking everyone to support
them in this effort.
[11:01] We are continuing our grant search to
supply better supply police department
[11:07] with equipment. our community outreach
program. They are revamping it and they
[11:14] want to
build a positive relationship with our
[11:18] youth and our citizen as a whole in West
Memphis.
[11:24] Crime
rate has gone down relative to this time
[11:28] last year.
I'm looking forward to a wonderful
[11:34] working relationship with our police
department who are doing a very good
[11:37] job. We want to thank you all and
report. Thank you. We're going to move
[11:42] down the budget.
>> Yes, sir. Budget met last Thursday. Uh
[11:47] Miss Perry has emailed everyone several
reports this morning. I believe we'll be
[11:52] closing the 2025 book year midFebruary
maybe. Um and then of course after the
[11:59] order's over with, there'll always be a
couple adjustments you'll have to go
[12:02] back in and address. Uh the 2026 budget
is in the system and everybody's working
[12:08] with that now.
Thank you. Were there any other
[12:13] committees?
All right. We have no appointments.
[12:18] Now we're going down the presentation by
the mayor. I know some of you council
[12:22] people may see a a large uh group of
people in the building today. And I
[12:26] personally want to first say I want to
read a few things and then say thank you
[12:30] to all the men and women that comes to
work for West Memphis to make it be what
[12:34] it needs to be. Thank you.
[12:43] Our city has endured so much whether it
was the pandemic of COVID nearly over a
[12:49] year ago as well as the nearly over a
year ago catastrophic historic flood.
[12:55] now historic snowstorm. And I want to
remind everyone, the citizens of West
[13:00] Memphis, that this too shall pass. I can
express how proud I am of the great work
[13:07] that our department heads and staff,
city members, and citizen volunteers did
[13:12] during this recent weather storm. to
have snow, sle, and freezing rain come
[13:18] down on our city for approximately 24
hours where below freezing temperatures
[13:24] for the days following is very unusual.
Yes, we learning that God works in
[13:32] mysterious ways. But yes, this is the
one thing we can learn and learn from.
[13:38] You all know that I don't hide my faith
and what God's mean to me. I pray in my
[13:44] office every day for each one of my city
family members on a daily basis that you
[13:49] are performing your task to the best of
your ability. And it reminds me of
[13:52] Romans 13:7 where it said admonishes us
to give honor to to whom honor is due.
[14:01] Our emergency response efforts were led
by OEM director
[14:07] Dwayne Rose.
He coordinated with all of our
[14:12] departments to ensure that city
government was there for our citizens.
[14:18] Director Rose, I want to say thank you
for doing that for us.
[14:27] Our police far
EMS departments responded to every call
[14:33] that came in with little regard for
their own life and safety. They once
[14:40] again overachieved.
Our public works and street departments
[14:45] worked around the clock to ensure that
as many of our major streets and
[14:51] thorough affairs were passable as soon
as it was possible. teams led by Odell
[14:57] Slaughter
and Danny Montgomery
[15:01] and the team did the basic needs but not
overtime was not overlooked because they
[15:09] done everything they could do during the
time that we have. So many people have
[15:13] to understand that we don't necessarily
have all of the million-dollar equipment
[15:19] that major cities up north have because
guess what? They have snow on a daily
[15:24] basis. So, it'd be smart for this
council to come in and buy the equipment
[15:28] if we had all snow throughout the year,
but we have to work with what we have.
[15:33] And many people have gotten hurt on
we're doing this. Long before the storm
[15:38] set in, our utility department
understood that one of the best things
[15:43] that they could do was to implement an
aggressive tree cutting program to clear
[15:48] lands lines as as many tree limbs as
possible. and they did that. That's why
[15:55] our power didn't go out. They also was
ready to address any power outages if
[16:01] some had occurred.
Every one of our team members was ready
[16:07] to contribute. Even as mayor, I didn't
miss a day of work because if I asked
[16:14] them to come in, I needed to be here as
well. Even if it was just in their
[16:19] office, they need to see me. if I'm
going to ask these men and women to put
[16:24] their lives on the line. As I have
grown, I have learned that it may be
[16:29] though few little citizens that may
complain, but there are thousands of
[16:34] them who are so thankful.
It also reminded me of John 16 and 33
[16:41] and it says in the world you will have
tribulation
[16:46] but take heart I will overcome the
world. God never said that it would be
[16:52] it wouldn't be struggles, but he assured
us that we will always be for us to see
[16:58] things through. So I imagine myself a
crazy thought.
[17:06] If I had a dream,
I said, "Let me go to heaven and talk to
[17:12] God." And I thought was so important
when I were thinking about this. And I
[17:16] said, "Why did you let the why did you
let it snow in the city of West
[17:20] Memphis?"
And you know, his response was, "I
[17:25] allowed to snow in 75% of the United
States."
[17:30] Then I said, "But some of my citizens
wanted to get out and see and check on
[17:34] their family."
His response once again was, "It's best
[17:39] not to get out because over 65 families
and your neighboring states like
[17:44] Tennessee and Mississippi are making
funeral arrangements.
[17:48] If no one died here in the city of West
Memphis, my citizen was complaining
[17:53] about staying at home and just watching
TV."
[17:57] His response once again was Tennessee
was one of the worst power allergies
[18:02] from Nashville to the middle of the
state and West Memphis didn't have no
[18:08] power allergies.
Some was complained about not having
[18:12] drink well some complained about having
water to drink and didn't get to the
[18:19] store. And guess what respond once again
to me was at least you had water and
[18:25] some people like in Park and Arkansas
right down the road are under more
[18:29] water.
Some people wanted to drive anyway but
[18:34] they said it was limited.
Once again, his response was, "It's best
[18:40] to drive limited because right in
Mississippi, they can't go nowhere
[18:45] because most of the highways and
Interstate 55 was closed."
[18:52] People saying that they trash
didn't get picked up.
[18:57] Now, many I got I can name three people,
but due to I don't want to call their
[19:03] name publicly, they are hurt right now.
I was injured and Danny Montgomery knows
[19:08] what I'm talking about. They are in
injured picking up people's trash and
[19:12] helping in the streets picking up the
mess that we throw out. But we rather
[19:16] risk our own people life to pick up our
mess and we can't take one or two days
[19:21] just to hang tight to make sure that all
of us is safe.
[19:29] » So his response was, "No, they are
working overtime to pick up trash. You
[19:34] know that." and getting hurt picking up
trash. If the trash is more important
[19:38] than the most precious commodity in the
city, which is his people, look right
[19:44] across the bridge in Memphis. They still
haven't start picking up trash.
[19:50] » That's true. So,
my last thing God said, Marco, this
[19:56] going to be the last question I'm going
to answer right now. I got to ask him a
[20:01] lot of question. So he said we have to
open up a warming shelter and many of us
[20:08] had to go up there and volunteer. I had
to get Councilwoman Muhammad at the
[20:13] house to
>> to come with me as well. Uh Councilman
[20:17] uh Mundy was there to come help me open
up this shelter and to get to help the
[20:23] homeless. But not just the homeless. It
was people that some people that wasn't
[20:27] homeless. Some of them had HVAC issues
where they cannot have quality uh
[20:34] warming in their home. So they had to
come there. And some
[20:39] that were just hungry because let me
tell you this at the woman shelter they
[20:44] feed you better than when you at home.
[20:49] and his respond was simply that was
really my doing because I believed and
[20:54] wanted to see the horror of the people
of West Memphis
[20:59] and because of that this is why I
allowed that to happen. So he said so
[21:05] when some people pray for strength I'm
not going to come from heaven and give
[21:09] you muscles
>> I'm going to give you challenges to help
[21:13] to build your strength.
So I looked at him, he looked at me,
[21:20] » I looked back at him and he looked at me
and then I looked at him again and he
[21:24] looked back at me and I said,
[21:31] "I'm I'm sort of upset." He said, "Well,
what you going to do?"
[21:36] » I said, "What I'm going to do? I'm going
to go down there and tell the people
[21:41] what I told them last time to stay that
[21:47] And he looked at me and said, "No, this
not what you're going to tell him, but
[21:50] what you're going to do, you're going to
motivate and you're going to encourage
[21:53] your citizen by saying, "Be strong,
be courage,
[21:58] do not be afraid or dismayed for me, the
Lord your God will be with you all
[22:05] forever as we go." So he said, "Honor
your people." And when I think about the
[22:12] people who have helped us to the storm,
I honor the Wayne Rose. Thank you. Odell
[22:19] Slaughter, your men and women. Danny
Montgomery, your men and women.
[22:27] Chief Taylor, your men and women.
[22:33] Chief Elely, your men and women.
Bob Atkins,
[22:39] your men and women. Nick Coulter for
making sure that the world knew what was
[22:45] going on.
[22:49] Buzz Spears from the county, thank you
for taking care of the whole county
[22:57] and all of the city family members here
in the city of West Memphis, this city
[23:01] council and all of you, but not just you
all.
[23:05] New Beginning Methodist Church, the
Bridge Church,
[23:10] Jean Stimson, Big Star. I thought I seen
some of them back in the back.
[23:14] » Done. It's back there.
>> Okay. Done. I see you. I see you. Pizza
[23:18] Pro, New Beginning Methodist Church,
Robert Skill Bosch.
[23:26] I seen Kenny Phillips, Judge Woody
Willis, Dennis Sumpter,
[23:32] Rob Thorne.
Can y'all believe it? For the first
[23:36] time, the Patriots and the Devils got
together to do something together. West
[23:40] Memphis School District and Marian
School District, they brought food.
[23:48] our city council, but also I want to
tell you all about Miss Carla Meris,
[23:55] Jolie Wales,
[23:58] Victoria Phillips,
Miss Ursula Williams,
[24:07] Toana Tana Tana Bailey,
[24:14] Dena
And I'm telling y'all, she is a beast. A
[24:19] real beast. She came in and ran this
show like that was her own house. Dr.
[24:24] Afreda Robinson,
[24:29] Joanne Clark,
Kathy Hot Baker,
[24:35] Call the Grove. Where you at? Call the
Grove. Barry Brad Johnson, where you at?
[24:43] Ricky Felix,
[24:47] Carrie Sullivan,
Lawrence Carter, Andre Dunigan,
[24:54] Darcier Robinson, Lawrence Carter,
Emerald Whitley.
[25:01] I don't know how to pronounce this name
is a Y A L Y. What's that?
[25:10] and Cecilia. Bass for Bass for
>> analise. That a what? This ain't what
[25:17] this
Anelise Beford.
[25:25] Did I leave anyone out? Cuz you was
there all today. You was there every
[25:28] day. I think I got everyone. Did I leave
any businesses out there? Could you
[25:33] » Wall Bass?
>> Wall Basset.
[25:35] » Walt Mass.
>> Walt Mass. That's right. W Mass Bass
[25:38] Chevrolet. They they donated
>> him.
[25:48] » All right. I hear them deltas in the
house. Hey, let me hear that little
[25:52] noise. Let me hear that little noise
y'all do.
[25:56] It was the Deltas. Okay.
>> New Beth Church as well.
[26:03] All right.
Oh, I I Nick gave me some real good real
[26:09] good I'm getting ready to bring to I
want to make sure we got everything real
[26:13] acknowledge everything because during
this time and we still going through it.
[26:16] We not over. So I want folks to know we
still my men and women out there are
[26:19] battling with this this weather as
weather still slipping and falling. Our
[26:24] police department was on the little 4x4
chasing people. Well, not chasing people
[26:29] but it uh the the ambulances are going
everywhere. So, it's it's still going
[26:34] on. But let me show you why this is so
good. Because when you you go through
[26:38] this and you show that you have a great
heart.
[26:42] I tried to get us some help. And I think
uh Mr. O Slaughter, he went and talked
[26:46] to a young man by the name of Nick
Haynes in Santino and said that we need
[26:51] some help trying to get these streets.
They were doing what they do, but you
[26:55] know, but it was impossible for us to do
every street in West Memphis. So, we had
[27:00] to try to get some help. And we did go
and try to get the schools and
[27:05] SN, that's their proper name, they came
out and um got lots of uh street
[27:11] shoveling for us and they charged us
$28,842.
[27:19] That what they charged us to do. And
then guess what they did? They came to
[27:24] me and said, "Guess what,
Dwayne Rose? We want to donate that
[27:30] $28,842,000
[27:34] check back to the warming center.
Nick, raise your hand. You said stand
[27:40] for a minute. Stand for a second. Yeah.
[27:53] So, it's great people like this within
our community. So, we have learned when
[27:57] we need one another. We be we really
become one West Memphis and we work
[28:02] together and I I'm I'm going to go to
war for my city family members because
[28:07] regardless, uh I know what you all go
through and you all are appreciated. I
[28:12] know when people say, "Well, hey, they
ain't doing this. They ain't doing
[28:15] this." I know what you're doing. And I
just want to say thank you as mayor and
[28:20] this council, I'm sure they feel the
same way that I feel. We appreciate you
[28:24] for everything that you are doing for
our city.
[28:42] All right. I got one more other thing I
want to add.
[28:47] I have this great opportunity right now
to introduce
[28:52] our new police chief. I'm going to bring
him forward. A young man that has been
[28:56] with us almost 20 years who is now
leaning homebased
[29:02] and got a homebased team that's with
him. So I'm going to let him introduce
[29:06] his men and women.
Chief Taylor, will you come forward,
[29:11] please?
[29:21] Hey everybody.
>> First of all, uh I want to thank you
[29:24] mayor for this opportunity. Um make sure
you know council know I'm going to do
[29:29] everything I can to make sure to make
this choice worthwhile for you guys um
[29:33] for the city of West Memphis and for the
West Memphis Police Department. Um, one
[29:39] of the ways that I've been trying to do
that right now, uh, trying to get me a
[29:42] staff together that's full of, um,
experience and knowledge and that's as
[29:47] well as vested in this community and and
in the department. Um, introduce my
[29:52] assistant chief um, well known James
Presley, been serving this community 28
[29:58] years.
[30:03] Uh, we got Captain Captain Brad Brent
Bradley been serving this community for
[30:07] 23 years.
[30:12] So, Major Anthony Hampton, been serving
this community for 26 years.
[30:19] Uh, we got a Captain Eric Johnson, been
serving this community for 18 years.
[30:27] And we got Captain Mickey Strahorn. Yes,
sir. I've been serving this community
[30:31] for 37 years.
I got one captain that's um that's he's
[30:37] been hired u actually his orientation
he'll be he'll be here in in uniform
[30:41] starting February 23rd and he also has
another 20 25 plus years of service in
[30:47] this community. Um
our analyst we hired a crime analyst
[30:52] Joseph White.
He also has 18 years of service. And
[30:58] just want everybody know we're going to
do what we got to do to make sure that
[31:01] uh build our build this relationship
with you guys with the community and
[31:05] make sure that uh we we
>> support each other.
[31:08] » Ma'am,
>> support each other.
[31:09] » Yes, ma'am. This department going to
support each other and we going to all
[31:12] be we're going to be one West Memphis.
[31:22] So I I definitely want you all to meet
our new police department and the great
[31:26] men that's locally here who's coming our
department
[31:30] » also. Um
[31:37] do we have an announcement to by the
council? Did you all have an
[31:41] announcement?
>> I do have one announcement. Our next
[31:44] council meeting on February 19th, we
will be having our annual black history
[31:48] program in our five five o'clock session
and it's going to be directly after our
[31:53] meeting. All of the participants and
honores have been contacted and they
[31:57] most certainly are looking forward to
such a grand event.
[32:01] » Thank you. I guess we'll go down this
way. I just I'm also I just want to
[32:06] recognize transit equality day uh here
so you all would know about that.
[32:12] transfer quality today.
You all have an announcement thing you
[32:17] want to add?
>> Chamber dinner tonight.
[32:19] » Chamber commerce dinner is it's at the
W.
[32:26] » I'm sorry. Mayor Ferguson
>> the George Ferguson Center.
[32:30] » What time is that? 7.
>> 6. Thanks start getting here at 6.
[32:34] Thanks to start program starts at 6:30.
>> Dan Betty, can I call your name up on
[32:39] this one? I know you stand up and tell
her who in the chamber.
[32:43] » All right.
Good afternoon everyone. Um the annual
[32:48] chamber banquet Saturday night banquet
will be tonight at the mayor city center
[32:53] at 6:30 p.m. Our guest speaker for the
hour is
[33:00] grouped
[33:04] over to the next president of the board
of directors for
[33:11] » uh what we want you to keep.
[33:16] I was just joking. All right. Uh, was
there any other announcements?
[33:24] Well,
I guess I got to get back to work. So, I
[33:28] look at you then you going to look at
me. I look back at you. Got to get a
[33:34] motion. Second to move. Second. Second.
All in favor? I oppose. That's all.