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  • 1.  CALL TO ORDER - PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE - INVOCATION
  • 2.  REGULAR AGENDA ITEMS:
  • A.   (Motion to recess as the Gila County Board of Supervisors and convene as the Gila County Library Board of Directors) Information/Discussion/Action to approve the renewal and acceptance of Grantee Agreement No. GRA-RC004-24-1209-01-Y2 between the Gila Regional Partnership Council, Arizona Early Childhood Development and Health Board (First Things First), and the Gila County Library District in the amount of $60,000 for fiscal year July25, through June,26. (Elaine Votruba) (Motion to adjourn as the Gila County Library Board of Directors and reconvene as the Gila County Board of Supervisors)
  • B.   Information/Discussion/Action to review all bids submitted for Invitation for Bids No.1124 - Grinding and Hauling of Green Waste for the Buckhead Mesa and Russell Gulch Landfills, and award a contract to the lowest, most responsive, responsible, and qualified bidder. (Aaron Codiga)
  • C.   Information/Discussion/Action to review all bids submitted for Invitation for Bids No.1624 - Purchase of Two (2) New Class10-Wheeler Vehicles, and award a contract to the lowest, most responsive, responsible, and qualified bidder. (David LaForge)
  • D.  Information/Discussion/Action to review all bids submitted for Invitation for Bids No.1024 - Monroe Street Construction Project, and award a contract to the lowest, most responsive, responsible, and qualified bidder. (Thomas Goodman)
  • E.   Information/Discussion/Action to approve Amendment No.to Contract No.0522-1 with Payson Concrete & Materials, Inc. to extend the contract for one (1) additional year from February25, to February26, with a not-to-exceed amount of $199,988. (Wayne Jones)
  • F.   Information/Discussion/Action to approve Amendment No.to Contract No.0520 with Hawker & Evans Asphalt Company, Inc. to extend the contract for one (1) additional year from February,25, to February,26, with a not-to-exceed amount of $737,437.27. (Wayne Jones)
  • G.  Information/Discussion/Action to approve the use of the State of Arizona Contract No. CTR059886 for the purchase of laptop computers and desktop computers from MicroAge in the amount of $79,317.91 as part of the IT Department's computer replacement plan for FY25. (Carrie Bartling)
  • H.  Information/Discussion/Action to approve Memorandum of Understanding #25-0 between the Gila County Community Action Program and Arizona Community Action Association (dba Wildfire) in the amount of $34,375 for the period September,24, through September,25, which the funds will be used to cover administrative costs for a full-time temporary employee. (Joshua Beck)
  • I.     Information/Discussion/Action to approve Economic Development Agreement No.172025 with Payson Pro Rodeo Committee, Inc. in the amount of $20,000, which the Board has determined to be for the benefit of the public. (Dan Wile/Stephen Christensen)
  • J.   Information/Discussion/Action to approve Economic Development Agreement No.202025 with Strawberry Patchers in the amount of $750 to sponsor Strawberry Patchers'th Annual Quilt Show, which the Board has determined to be for the benefit of the public. (Stephen Christensen)
  • 3.  CONSENT AGENDA ACTION ITEMS: (Any matter on the Consent Agenda will be removed from the Consent Agenda and discussed and voted upon as a regular agenda item upon the request of any member of the Board of Supervisors.)   A.   Approval of Amendment No.to FY24-2025 Independent Contractor Agreement Contract No.012024-25 between Arizona Community Action Association (dba Wildfire) and Gila County Community Services for changes to Section I - Services and Programs -2 Sources to decrease allocations to ensure0% expenditure by the end of the contract.    B.   Approval of Amendment No.to an Intergovernmental Agreement (Contract No. CTR070140) with the Arizona Department of Health Services to revise the scope of work and replace the price sheet in the amount of $80,000 annually for the OD2A-S grant for the period of September24, through August,28.   C.   Approval to appoint the following Democratic Party Precinct Committeemen: Robert Dale Lafler Jr.- Pine-Strawberry East Precinct, and Penny Navis Schmidt - Payson #2 Precinct; and Republican Party Precinct Committeeman: Joyce C. Oliphant - Star Valley Precinct.   D.  Approval of Revised Notice of Invitation for Bids No.1425 - Globe Detention Center Dirt Removal and Fence Clearing reflecting new dates advertised in the Payson Roundup newspaper of April25, and April25.   E.   Approval of Amendment No.to Contract No. CTR061839, which utilizes a State of Arizona contract of the same number as its basis, with Skyline Builders and Restoration, Inc. for the Payson Courthouse Remodel Project to extend the contract term through September25.   F.   Approval of Amendment No.to the Computer Software Support Agreement with Motorola Solutions, Inc. extending the term of the agreement from January25, to December,25, for an amount not to exceed $142,565.92 to provide continued maintenance and updating of the Spillman software program.   G.  Approval of Amendment No.to Intergovernmental Agreement No.2219 with the Town of Miami for consolidated administration and operation of Limited Jurisdiction Courts to extend the term of the agreement for one (1) additional year from July25, through June,26, and to continue to clarify the responsible party for certain charges for the Limited Jurisdiction Court with compensation for services set at $3,059.29 per month.   H.  Approval of the monthly activity reports submitted by the Human Resources Department for January25.   I.     Approval of the monthly activity reports submitted by the Human Resources Department for February25.   J.   Approval of the monthly activity reports submitted by the Human Resources Department for March25.   K.   Approval of the Board of Supervisors' April25, meeting minutes.
  • 4.  CALL TO THE PUBLIC:   A call to the public is held for public benefit to allow individuals to address the Board of Supervisors on any issue within the jurisdiction of the Board of Supervisors. Board members may not discuss items that are not specifically identified on the agenda. Therefore, pursuant to Arizona Revised Statute §-431.01(I) at the conclusion of an open call to the public, individual members of the Board of Supervisors may respond to criticism made by those who have addressed the Board, may ask staff to review a matter or may ask that a matter be put on a future agenda for further discussion and decision at a future date.
  • 5.  At any time during this meeting pursuant to A.R.S. §-431.02(K), members of the Board of Supervisors and the County Manager may present a brief summary of current events.  No action may be taken on the information presented.                                                             IF SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS ARE NEEDED, PLEASE CONTACT THE RECEPTIONIST AT (928)5-3231 AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE TO ARRANGE THE ACCOMMODATIONS. FOR TTY, PLEASE DIAL1-1 TO REACH THE ARIZONA RELAY SERVICE AND ASK THE OPERATOR TO CONNECT YOU TO (928)5-3231. THE BOARD MAY VOTE TO HOLD AN EXECUTIVE SESSION FOR THE PURPOSE OF OBTAINING LEGAL ADVICE FROM THE BOARD’S ATTORNEY ON ANY MATTER LISTED ON THE AGENDA PURSUANT TO A.R.S. §38-431.03(A)(3). THE ORDER OR DELETION OF ANY ITEM ON THIS AGENDA IS SUBJECT TO MODIFICATION AT THE MEETING.
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Testing, testing. 00:00:01
Testing, testing. 00:00:06
Testing, testing. 00:00:11
1:30 PM. 00:00:15
Information testing. Testing. 00:00:17
OK, Lisa, I guess you're good and patient. 00:00:23
Cassie, we're good. 00:00:29
OK. Good morning, everyone. I'll be the chair today. It's 10:00 straight up. And if we would? 00:00:31
Supervisor Humphrey will lead us in the pledge and then we'll have Pastor Ardo a patient. 00:00:37
First Church of the Nazarene, Adidas and location. 00:00:43
I pledge allegiance to the flag. 00:00:48
Of the United States of America and to the Republic for his stands. 00:00:51
One nation under God, indisputable. 00:00:56
Can you hear something? 00:01:31
You guys are muted. 00:01:38
I don't know who. 00:01:39
Sorry. 00:01:43
In our community. 00:01:51
As in, one of them has Psalm 133. 00:01:56
That this trip is farther than. 00:02:03
Methodist Collaboration. 00:02:05
Respect so that they could certainly engage. 00:02:07
Initial commitment to the common good. 00:02:11
Thank you, Pastor. 00:02:38
OK, we'll start with two a regular agenda items. 00:02:48
I'll need a motion to recess as a Gila County Board of Supervisors and convene as Gila County Library Board of Directors. Still 00:02:52
move, Mr. Chair. 00:02:56
A second have a motion and a second all in favor say aye. 00:03:02
Aye, aye. Motion passes. 00:03:06
Elaine, let's see what we're going to do here. Information, discussion, action to approve the renewal and acceptance of grantee 00:03:10
agreement number. 00:03:14
GRA RC004-24-1209. 00:03:19
Dash 01. 00:03:25
Dash Y2 between the Gila regional partnership council. 00:03:27
Arizona Early Childhood Development and Health Board. First things first. 00:03:32
And the Gila County Library District in the amount of $60,000. 00:03:37
For FY July 1st, 2025 through June 30th, 2026. Good morning, Elaine. Good morning. Thank you, Supervisors. Chairman, I appreciate 00:03:41
you letting you come in this morning. 00:03:46
This grant provides free books to all children from birth to five in our county. 00:03:52
Once the parents know the child, a free book is delivered to their home. It's through the mail. 00:03:57
This successful grant gives us the opportunity to reach the most residents, creating their own home library to help develop free 00:04:02
reading skills. 00:04:06
These early literacy skills need to be developed before a child can formally learn to read and write. 00:04:10
Focusing on laying the surly foundation like vocabulary for an awareness and appreciation for books helps shape a child's language 00:04:15
development and prepare them for formal schooling. 00:04:20
This grant from First things first helps us helps us at the district and libraries provide the books along with training materials 00:04:25
for parents. 00:04:29
And I'll answer any questions you might have. 00:04:33
Thank you, Elaine. Supervisor Humphrey. 00:04:35
I have no questions. Great program. I hope everyone takes advantage of it that has the opportunity. 00:04:37
Thank you very much. 00:04:45
Supervisor Christensen, you have any questions or comments? 00:04:47
Thank you, Elaine. Thanks so much for doing this. I we've been doing this now, I think all through my years of being here started 00:04:55
in 2011. 00:04:59
Yeah, it's been a good deal so. 00:05:03
So with that, I'd entertain a motion. 00:05:06
Mr. Chairman, I'll make a motion. 00:05:11
I move to improve the renewal. 00:05:14
01 Y 2. 00:05:23
Partnership Council. Arizona Childhood Development and Health Board. 00:05:26
First thing first in the US County Library District in the amount of $60,000 is presented. 00:05:31
I'll second that Mr. Chair having a motion and a second all in favor diesel by saying aye. 00:05:37
Aye, aye. Motion carries. Thank you, Elaine. 00:05:44
Now I need a motion to adjourn as Gila County Library Board of Directors and reconvene as the Gila County Board of Supervisors. 00:05:47
So moved, Mr. Chair. 00:05:55
Do I have a second? 00:05:57
Yes, Sir, I will take the. 00:06:00
Having a motion and a second all in favor. Do so by saying aye. 00:06:03
Aye, aye, motion carries. 00:06:07
To be information discussion action. To review all bids submitted for invitation for bids number. 00:06:10
121124 Grinding and hauling. 00:06:19
Of green waste for the Buckhead Mesa and Russell Gulch landfills. 00:06:23
And award a contract to the lowest, most responsive, responsible and qualified bidder. 00:06:28
Troy, good morning. Good morning. Thank you, Chairman, Board of Supervisors. 00:06:34
This is exactly what you said. It's it's pretty straightforward, pretty simple. It is to do the grinding, not the hauling. I want 00:06:39
to make that clear. It says grinding and hauling, but it's just the grinding. 00:06:44
If you've been out to the landfill, you know we have a huge. 00:06:50
Green waste pilot, both in infill so. 00:06:53
What we want to do is get these guys in and clean that up. 00:06:57
We have a bid from them not to exceed 120, so we're going to see how far that gets us. It may get us all the way through the 00:07:00
pilot, making us close all the way through the pile, but. 00:07:04
What we want to do moving forward on this is. 00:07:09
Is probably have somebody come in quarterly. I think the way they're doing it is, is on an annual basis or maybe a little bit 00:07:12
further than that. 00:07:16
Those green waste piles are getting a little too big for comfort. I think we can probably keep that down. That'll keep extra space 00:07:21
out of the landfill, help operations out and just make it overall safer. 00:07:26
Have these green waste piles down a little more so. 00:07:32
In the coming months you may see another contract that will put on this 120, this 120,000, just to get rid of the existing pile 00:07:36
out. 00:07:40
There. And what I don't want us to do is. 00:07:44
Be back here next year on the great big huge pile out there that we got to do. So I think, I think we want to just kind of keep up 00:07:48
with it as needed. So you might see another contract coming. 00:07:52
Just on an as needed basis that contract, so we don't have this these titles get this big out there like they are now. So but 00:07:57
anyways with that I'd be happy to answer any questions and. 00:08:03
I don't know the answer, Aaron's here with me, you can help me. 00:08:08
Thank you, Troy. Supervisor Humphrey. 00:08:11
Yeah, a couple questions, One, I guess, I guess that there would be mobile. 00:08:13
Huge grinders to come in. I would just bring a grinder of their own to. 00:08:19
To grind the green light, That's correct. They're bringing their own and their own, their own labor and their own grinding 00:08:24
machine. 00:08:27
OK. Because we had one and I guess it just was not. 00:08:31
Capable of doing what it was. 00:08:36
Expected to do, I guess on the ground, yeah, at the rate that it's coming up, the grinder that we have could never keep up with 00:08:39
it. 00:08:42
They're bringing in an industrial that might be an option that the county wants to look into, but. 00:08:46
There's a lot of things that go along with those industrial grinders that we want to make sure that we're considering before we 00:08:51
move forward with that. Sometimes it's better to have a third party come in and do that. 00:08:56
The liabilities on them, not us. I know grinders and insurance companies don't get along very good so. 00:09:01
But it would be something and second question if we do have. 00:09:07
Third party come in and do the grinding of the green waste, so we're going to be able to have some of that available constituents. 00:09:12
Yeah, for, for, for, for sale for some of the, you know, yard garden people and things of that nature. Yeah. This contract, again, 00:09:20
is they're not all in need of that way. They're just coming in. They're just grinding it up. I know Eric can use a little bit of 00:09:25
the landfill, but certainly wouldn't need to use all of it. 00:09:31
So if we can develop a safe process for them to come in and grab some if they need it, that'd be great. That'd probably help us 00:09:37
out because we still got to figure out what we're doing with it once it's ground up. Yeah, because I know a lot of our. 00:09:43
Our minds and stuff do a lot of reclamation. 00:09:48
And so planning and stuff and so. 00:09:51
Even the state along the side of the roads and stuff that we may be able to. 00:09:54
To find homes for a lot of that stuff that will benefit the community, yeah, that'd be fantastic. 00:09:58
OK. Thank you. You're welcome. 00:10:04
Supervisor Christensen, you have any questions or comments? 00:10:06
Thank you, Aaron. Do not have anything. 00:10:10
OK, so. 00:10:14
Through Troy, this thing waste pile I I know it's cheap out there, I know it's big and I like the idea of Supervisor Humphrey said 00:10:16
by. 00:10:20
Hopefully then our constituents take whatever they want out of it, so we have to don't have to handle any. 00:10:25
We don't have to. 00:10:30
But here in Globe, we have an advantage because we have the DLC. 00:10:32
So I know you've only been here a very short time, but what you've seen so far, is there anything? 00:10:37
That would be within reason to have our own process to grind and chip this stuff using DLC crews. Would that be? 00:10:44
Something that's cost efficient in the future or what's your thoughts? Yeah, I think it's something we can look into again. 00:10:51
Grinders just come with a lot of. 00:11:00
Liability, a lot of insurance companies are afraid to have those and cover those because loss of winds or whatever. I mean, I've. 00:11:03
I've had to go through this process before and it gets pretty tricky to. 00:11:12
I think we can do that analysis and see what that looks like versus having somebody come out all the time we're doing it. I think 00:11:18
that's a great opportunity to take a look at that because having those crews is. 00:11:22
You know, kind of maybe tips your skill in favor of doing it that way, but we I just want to really take a deep dive into that 00:11:28
before I kind of. 00:11:31
You know, made a recommendation on which way to go, but it's something to look into. 00:11:35
I really don't see it ever going away. You know, we'll continually get the green wage and. 00:11:40
Trimmings and cuttings and all that. It's not going anywhere. So yeah, you know, I just curious, you know, you know, Buckhead 00:11:45
Mesa, that's a different story up there, but down here we. 00:11:50
We do have the advantage of the cruise, the DLC so. 00:11:55
If something to look into for sure. 00:11:58
Thank you, Troy. What's that that entertain a motion? 00:12:00
The options renewed for up to three years. 00:12:24
Additional on your. 00:12:28
Period. So these authentications did over 111. 00:12:30
Mr. General, second that. 00:12:35
Having a motion a second all in favor. Do so by saying aye. 00:12:37
Aye, aye. Motion carries. Thank you, Troy. 00:12:41
2C Information, discussion, action. 00:12:45
To review all bids submitted for invitation for bids number 121624. 00:12:50
Dash purchase of two. 00:12:56
New Class 810 Wheeler vehicles and award a contract to lowest most responsive. 00:12:59
Responsible and qualified bidder. 00:13:05
David or are you gonna take it? Yeah, I'm gonna do this with you, OK. 00:13:08
Supervisors, just real quick. 00:13:12
We've got to. 00:13:15
Dump trucks right now, one's a 1988, the other ones in 1978. 00:13:17
38 years and 48 years old respectively. So kudos to the fleet crews for being able to keep those going for so long, but I do think 00:13:23
they're at the end of their life. 00:13:28
We are spending quite a bit of money each year just trying to keep these going. 00:13:33
The other thing is to keep in mind is whenever you have a piece of equipment like this, it's down. Our human resources are down, 00:13:37
right? You've got equipment, resources and human resources, so. 00:13:41
If our equipment isn't working. 00:13:46
It kind of impacts our crews and their ability to get work done. So I just think these have probably reached their their life, not 00:13:48
probably, but they have reached their life and. 00:13:53
I'm getting 2 new ones, is the way to go. 00:13:57
You know, more efficiency and effectiveness for our crews and keeps them going. They don't have to worry about getting in the 00:14:00
middle of a job and having a breakdown, so. 00:14:04
We did get 3 bids, one of them was. 00:14:08
Did not have the right engine type that were requested so we considered a non responsive. 00:14:11
So the low bidder would be RWC International and that prices. 00:14:17
386 one 1958 for each one. 00:14:23
And with that, I'd be happy to answer the question. 00:14:27
Thank you, Choice Supervisor Humphrey. 00:14:31
I have no questions other than thank you. I've written in some of those older construction it it wasn't real pleasant. 00:14:32
Supervisor Christensen. 00:14:41
Thank you. No point. 00:14:44
I don't have any other choice of things for doing that. That idea, thin emotion. 00:14:46
Mr. Chair, I move. 00:14:51
To award a contract to RWC International in the amount of. 00:14:53
$386,119.58 in response for invitation. 00:14:57
Forbid number 121624. 00:15:04
I would recommend having a motion and a second all in favor. Do so by saying aye aye. 00:15:09
Aye, motion carries. 00:15:16
2D information Discussion action to review all bids submitted for invitation for bids number. 00:15:19
121024 Monroe St. Construction project. 00:15:26
And award a contract that lost most responsive, responsible and qualified bidder. And Alex, it looks like you and not Tom. 00:15:31
That is correct. Thank you, Mr. Chairman, Board supervisors. 00:15:38
As you know, back in January I came before you and I requested that we go out for bid for the North St. project. 00:15:42
We received the. 00:15:48
Bids. Umm. 00:15:51
And when everything was said and done. 00:15:53
Pima Construction came back at the Actually, Pima Paving came back at the lowest bid at. 00:15:57
$871,017.83 We added in our contingency of 10% to bring the total project cost up to. 00:16:03
1,000,000. 00:16:11
$1670.50. 00:16:13
I would like to remind the board that we separated this from the parking lot project, so this is purely for doing. 00:16:16
Monroe St. 00:16:22
What we're calling Upper Dr. Lower Drive and the Lower Guerrero parking lot. 00:16:24
Not the parking lots on the North End of the. 00:16:28
Complex here. 00:16:32
OK, Supervisor Humphrey, questions or comments? 00:16:34
I think you. 00:16:40
In the past, you've answered most of my questions. We're going to bring that down some beiden it and. 00:16:41
Those kind of things, I think it's. 00:16:47
We've been working on it a long time. I think it's great that we're. 00:16:49
Getting getting it done. 00:16:52
Supervisor Christensen questions or comments? 00:16:55
Wendy is coming from. 00:17:01
James, Mr. Chairman. 00:17:08
The board, this is coming 50% from general fund. So we use ARPA funding for that. 00:17:12
And half of it's coming from. 00:17:18
Or her powers of Cork's dollars. 00:17:21
OK. 00:17:25
Did did you get that, Steve? 00:17:26
Oh, OK. So half over. OK. OK. Yeah, that's all I have. Thank you. 00:17:28
Was there a reason we separated it from the parking lot? 00:17:35
As we continue to try and get the parking lot incorporated, it just. 00:17:39
Became too big of a project for. 00:17:42
Entity to handle and one designed to handle. 00:17:44
And so. 00:17:47
We separated it so that we can. 00:17:48
Get this going. 00:17:50
And not take more time and our plan is to get back before you. 00:17:52
Shortly. 00:17:55
With a proposal for a new design for the actual parking lots themselves so that we can get that paved as well. 00:17:56
On respect, so the parking lots can be right behind this this road. 00:18:03
That is the goal. 00:18:08
I believe we're trying to get that done within the next fiscal year, OK. 00:18:10
All right. Thank you, Alex, that I'd entertain a motion. 00:18:14
Mr. Chairman, I'm going to award the contract. 00:18:21
The Concorde continues to $130,002.67. 00:18:31
Cortana. 00:18:36
1,000,000. 00:18:38
$1670.50 in response to. 00:18:40
The invitation for number 121. 00:18:44
Mr. Chair, I'll second that having a motion and a second all in favor, do so by saying aye. 00:18:48
Aye, aye. Motion carries. Thanks, Alex. 00:18:55
2 E Information, discussion action. 00:18:58
To approve amendment #2 the contract number 010522, Dash 1. 00:19:03
With paste and concrete and materials incorporated to extend the contract for one. 00:19:09
Additional year from February 7th, 25. 00:19:15
To February 626 with the not to exceed amount of. 00:19:18
$199,988 And Alex, I guess it's you. 00:19:22
It is going again. Thank you, Mr. Chair and Board. As you know, every year our Public Works Rose team does chip ceiling projects. 00:19:27
We presented this. 00:19:35
Item before you guys every year as this is where we get our chips from. 00:19:38
This is the contract with pace of concrete that gets the chips to do the chip seal job that we will be. 00:19:43
Hopefully beginning here in early May. 00:19:48
As long as this passes. 00:19:51
Supervisor Humphrey questions. I have no questions. I think it's a great thing. I'm glad we're doing our own chip seedling it. 00:19:54
And thinking far enough ahead to get these contracts in place so that we can proceed with. 00:20:01
Our project, so thank you very much. 00:20:06
Supervisor Christensen, you're good. 00:20:09
OK. 00:20:12
Thanks, Alex. Hopefully we are doing a lot of Gypsy pretty quick. 00:20:14
Yeah, The goal is to get 26 miles done this year. All right on good. Thank you. 00:20:18
That I'd entertain a motion. 00:20:22
Mr. I move to approve amendment #2 to contract number 010522, Dash 1. 00:20:24
With patient concrete materials incorporated as presented. 00:20:31
I will second that motion. 00:20:36
Having a motion and 2nd all in favor. Do so by saying aye. 00:20:38
Aye, aye, motion carries. 00:20:42
2F Information discussion, action to approve amendment #4. 00:20:46
To contract number 110520 with Hawker and Evans Asphalt Company Incorporated to extend the contract. 00:20:52
For one additional year from February 1625. 00:21:01
To February 1526 with a not to exceed amount. 00:21:06
737,000. 00:21:11
$437.27. 00:21:14
Alex. 00:21:17
Thank you, Mr. Chair and Board, as you know, chip seal is made of two things, oil and chip. 00:21:18
The first presenter was the chip. This would be the extended contract for the oil for the chip seal projects. 00:21:23
Supervisor Humphrey, any questions? 00:21:30
No questions, same comment as the last. 00:21:32
Supervisor Christensen. 00:21:35
So good So. 00:21:40
We're going to be all lined up and ready to go. Thank you, Alex. And with that, I'd entertain a motion. 00:21:41
Mr. Chairman, I move. 00:21:48
There's no report. Contact number 110520. 00:21:49
11 National Company, Incorporated, presented. 00:21:54
So I have a second. 00:21:59
I second that. 00:22:00
Having a motion and 2nd all in favor. Do so by saying aye. 00:22:01
Aye, aye, motion carries. 00:22:06
Thank you, Alex. Thank you. 00:22:08
TG Information and discussion Action to approve the use of the State of Arizona contract number. CPR. 00:22:10
059886 for the purchase of 20. 00:22:19
Laptop computers and 29 desktop. 00:22:23
Computers from micro age in the amount of 79,000. 00:22:27
$317.91. 00:22:32
As part of the IT department's computer replacement plan for FY25. 00:22:36
Good morning, Kerry. 00:22:41
Good morning, Chairman and Bro Supergrazers. I'm here to present the final computer order for the year, which falls under the 00:22:42
county's computer replacement plan as part of the approved budget. This order represents the completion of our scheduled 00:22:46
replacements for this year. I can answer any questions you may have. 00:22:51
In question supervisor I have no questions. 00:22:57
Supervisor Christensen. 00:23:00
You're welcome. Thank you, Carrie. You're welcome. 00:23:04
Mr. CHAIR moved to approve the use of the State of Arizona contract number Ctr. 059886. 00:23:08
For the purchase of 20 laptop computers and 29 desks. 00:23:16
Top computers. 00:23:20
From micro age in the amount of $79,317.91 as presented. 00:23:22
I will second that motion, Mr. Chair, having a motion and a second all in favor, do so by saying aye, aye. 00:23:31
Aye, motion carries. Thank you, Carrie. Thank you for putting that together. 00:23:37
UH2H information discussion, action to approve. 00:23:41
Memorandum of understanding #25-0. 00:23:47
Between the Healy county Community Action program in Arizona Community Action. 00:23:51
Association DBA Wildfire. 00:23:57
In the amount of $34,375 for the period of September. 00:24:00
30th, 24th through September 29. 00:24:05
25 with the funds to be used to cover administrative costs for full time temperate, full-time temporary employee. 00:24:10
Full time temporary Josh. 00:24:18
So. 00:24:21
If you remember, we were giving out diapers before the community services department and they presented us again this year. We 00:24:23
have another 13,000 diapers we could have but. 00:24:27
That was a lot of pressure. We didn't get any staffing before. There was a lot of pressure on the previous two community services 00:24:32
directors that we had. 00:24:35
So we told them this time that the only way we would accept the funds was that they could pay for the staffing to distribute the 00:24:39
diapers as well as give us the diapers. So they agreed this time. 00:24:44
And obviously my staff loves doing these kind of projects, so. 00:24:49
That's where we're at, so forget this. Yeah, we'll have a six month person. 00:24:53
Help give, you know, pride, everything we need for the program. Keep the accounts and then be done. 00:24:59
OK. Thank you, Josh. 00:25:04
Question, Supervisor, I have no questions. Thank you, Supervisor Christensen. 00:25:06
Thanks for putting it together, Josh. 00:25:15
That I didn't take a motion. 00:25:17
Chair, I'm going to include Memorandum of understanding #25-0. 00:25:20
And the Healer County Community Action Program, the Arizona Community Action Association. 00:25:25
Business and wildfire in the amount of. 00:25:30
34,000. 00:25:33
$75 is presented. 00:25:35
Mr. Chair, I'll second that. 00:25:38
Having a motion in a second all in favor? Do so by saying aye aye. 00:25:39
Aye, motion carries. Thanks, Josh. 00:25:45
On to eye information discussion Action to approve economic Development Agreement number 03170 or 2025. 00:25:49
With the Pacin Prorodial Committee incorporated. 00:25:58
In the amount of $20,000, which the board has determined to be for the benefit of the public. 00:26:02
And Supervisor Christensen and the end. Yeah, dance there, too. 00:26:08
Turned over to you, Steve. 00:26:13
Thank you. 00:26:16
We do have been involved with us here with the patient Corollary Committee. This is not constituent. 00:26:18
This is regular economic development funds that are. 00:26:25
Apply for through. 00:26:30
My office, so it comes before the board. 00:26:32
Regular item that is budgeted for. 00:26:37
So this is something ongoing. 00:26:39
Support the patient Coronial Committee and. 00:26:46
Oh, that'd be great. 00:26:51
Yes, I would like to thank you again for the consideration of this. 00:26:53
And we have. 00:26:57
I've noticed in the past. 00:26:59
As we actually use the money for advertisement for Very hard Memorial Romeo and World Coast Continuous Rodeo. 00:27:02
And we usually do 5000. 00:27:10
Very hard 15,000 for the world's oldest. 00:27:12
If you take a look. 00:27:16
Presented there. 00:27:18
The occupancy rate from the foundation is 100% during the world's oldest continuous rodeo. 00:27:20
And actually. 00:27:26
$681,000. 00:27:28
And revenues, they come into the. 00:27:31
And those people that come into town are from. 00:27:35
Not only. 00:27:38
From Arizona, but they're from other States and also from Europe. 00:27:40
And we feel that this. 00:27:44
Like themselves to the economic development. 00:27:46
People in experience, the time and. 00:27:48
Patient. 00:27:51
Invest so. 00:27:55
With that, I'm also giving you an explanation of how we would trade this out of sponsorship. 00:27:58
And I think last time we did this. 00:28:05
There was a question that came up. 00:28:08
They support this. 00:28:10
And I didn't have to. 00:28:12
Numbers of how they support it that they do an end time trade for the Gary Hart Memorial of 17,000. 00:28:13
The world's oldest continuous roaming up to about 28,000. 00:28:21
And that's basically for their police, their fire and their employees that actually would be in that front. 00:28:26
There's any questions? 00:28:33
On human. 00:28:35
Thank you, Dan. 00:28:37
Any questions, Supervisor Hunter? I have no questions. I think it's a great attraction to Gila County. 00:28:40
Proud to be able to help. 00:28:47
Help you with that. 00:28:50
And it's just I appreciate the rodeo committee that puts all the work into this. 00:28:52
And all the time invested. 00:28:57
To put this on because I know how much work it takes for. 00:29:00
All of the people that do that so. 00:29:03
Just just just to thank you very much. 00:29:06
Dan, same thing goes for me. I appreciate you guys bringing this on, you know, every year and we're glad to be a part of it and 00:29:10
games I want to thank you for. 00:29:14
Helping us to come up with that money. So thank you so much for that. 00:29:20
And with that, I'd entertain a motion. 00:29:24
Mr. Chair, I move to approve economic Development agreement number 03172025 with the Patient Pro Rodeo Committee, incorporated. 00:29:26
In the amount of $20,000, which the board has determined to be for the benefit of the public. 00:29:36
And I will second. 00:29:43
Having a motion a second all in favor. Do so by saying aye. 00:29:45
Aye, aye, motion carries. 00:29:49
On to Jay. Information discussion, Action to approve economic development agreement number. 00:29:53
03202025. 00:29:59
With strawberry patches in the amount of $750 to sponsor. 00:30:03
Strawberry Patches 27th annual Quilt Show, which the board has determined to be for the benefit of the public. 00:30:08
Supervisor Christensen, this is yours. 00:30:16
Thank you, Mr. Chairman, Stop. 00:30:19
Something that I have given out of my. 00:30:23
Funds annually. 00:30:26
And uh. 00:30:28
They put on a great event every year. 00:30:29
And. 00:30:32
So I'd like to do that again. 00:30:33
Today we have a representative from the. 00:30:38
Who's the name is South Lori and would you like to say you weren't about what you guys do? 00:30:41
Thank you, Chairman. Thank you for the supervisor for this opportunity. 00:30:49
We are like. 00:30:53
Completely volunteer organization of 50 women. 00:30:55
We have several programs that we like to carry out each year. 00:31:00
One is comfort quote that we can make ourselves with our own. 00:31:04
Volunteer time, energy and off on our own. Calvert. 00:31:10
We have up to 50 from 50. 00:31:14
Community. 00:31:20
If they become ill or. 00:31:21
We also. 00:31:25
Generate income from our full scale and for what we call our country stores where we sell other. 00:31:26
Handmade items I brought some but I can see this coming up the ideal situation that share them with you but. 00:31:32
We sell these items, we generate income and again donate up to $9000 per year. 00:31:42
From our group to nonprofits here in Rome country. 00:31:49
I have a list of them if you have any questions about some of them. 00:31:54
That we donate to and then we do a lot of community service. 00:31:58
Make 125. 00:32:03
Christmas stockings are. 00:32:07
Mountain Village Foundation. 00:32:09
And we make 100. 00:32:12
He prevents. So we try to use our skills in many ways to contribute to the community up here and this this book show is one of the 00:32:14
ways that we. 00:32:19
Educate. 00:32:25
Without immediately appears some of the things that we like to do and want to share with our community. 00:32:27
If you have any questions. 00:32:34
Thank you so much for all that. 00:32:38
Tell tell the other ladies thank you as well. Please supervisor hopefully questions. 00:32:40
Yeah, I have no questions other than. 00:32:45
It sounds great with all of your. 00:32:48
All of your time and energy and effort that you spend to. 00:32:51
To help prevent. 00:32:56
Not your handmade things to the community so. 00:32:58
Thank you very much for doing that. And Steve, what a great cost. 00:33:02
Yeah. Thank you as well, Steve. And with that, I'd entertain a motion. 00:33:07
Mr. Chairman. 00:33:12
Number for 03202025. 00:33:15
In which the Board of Supervisors be the benefit of the public. 00:33:23
Mr. Chair, I'll second that having a motion and a second all in favor, do so by saying aye, aye. 00:33:29
Aye, motion carries. 00:33:35
OK, on to #3 consent agenda action items are there. Does neither one of you have any of these that you'd like to address or? 00:33:38
Or pull out for whatever reason. 00:33:49
No, but there was just, there was just one that I had a question on, on D, it says. 00:33:54
Approval of revised notice of invitation for bed. 00:33:59
Globe detention center dirt removal and fence cleaning reflecting. 00:34:05
New dates advertised and the patient roundup newspaper which I understand they have the contract. Just a question with staff. 00:34:09
It can we also advertise it in the local. 00:34:16
And if that needs to be pulled up to ask that question, then yes, I guess. 00:34:20
Yes, Mr. Chair, I would like to pull off. 00:34:26
3D. 00:34:29
And discuss it as an individual item. 00:34:31
OK, so. 00:34:34
Is that a motion and? 00:34:36
OK, you'll second it, Steve. 00:34:38
We don't need 2 million sin. 00:34:41
OK, we can pull it off and discuss it. 00:34:44
And the rest of them you're good with. I'm basically the rest of them. 00:34:46
OK, let's discuss D and then we'll go on with the rest. 00:34:49
So with that, James. 00:34:53
Mr. Chairman, Supervisor Humphrey. 00:34:56
This particular reason it's associated with Pace Miranda Pizzeria, newspaper of record. 00:34:57
That's been awarded by contract. 00:35:03
So we could certainly. 00:35:05
Posted in both newspapers. 00:35:07
But this is because that is our newspaper contract. We didn't. 00:35:09
Do it to the local. 00:35:13
Our club newspaper. 00:35:15
Right. I understand the patient got the contract for our advertising. 00:35:18
But being that it's a local job, my question was is can it be advertised in the local paper as well? 00:35:23
We certainly can do that. 00:35:30
And it might change the parameters of what the motion is here, but we'll. 00:35:32
Take a look at that and see if we can't do that. 00:35:37
I, I appreciate it. Thank you very much. I would, I would recommend that since it's been pulled off that we not vote on that. 00:35:41
This point in time, just vote on the rest of the consent agenda items. 00:35:48
And we'll. 00:35:52
Take a look at this particular item item. 00:35:54
And bring it back at another time. 00:35:57
So do we need a motion to table item D for next meeting? 00:35:59
I Yes. 00:36:03
Understanding that. 00:36:12
So the deadline was just for submitted. We had to bring it back. 00:36:14
Yes, that's. 00:36:28
You can come up to the podium. 00:36:31
So yes, when this item initially came before you, I was unfortunately out of the office for an extended period of time. 00:36:34
And unfortunately the deadline to meet the publication that we that had previously been approved. 00:36:43
Was missed and so that's why, because this portion the notice of the invitation forbids is part of the IFB. 00:36:51
We needed to update this in the IFB. 00:37:03
So that's why it's coming back before you is because it's part of the official invitation for bids. 00:37:07
OK. I I guess, Mr. Chair, in that case I have another question. 00:37:14
Has this project been delayed to the point that it's creating a difficulty for the detention center and the contractor? 00:37:19
Because any further delays I would just assume not create. 00:37:27
More problems, I was just trying to. 00:37:31
Help with advertising and local and so if I'm creating problems by doing this. 00:37:34
Then, Mr. Chair, I just soon leave it alone. 00:37:40
And not create anymore delays for your office and the construction. 00:37:43
Of the detention center. 00:37:48
Come on up, Michael. 00:37:50
Thank you, Chairman, members of the board. 00:37:52
So. 00:37:54
To answer your question, it would be. It would be a delay. 00:37:56
We have the contractor already set to do the work. 00:37:59
And a schedule has already been set for this as our facilities department's been working on this for about six to seven months 00:38:02
already, so. 00:38:06
But it wouldn't, you know, we could always go back in. 00:38:11
I'm not mistaken maybe. 00:38:14
County Attorney here. 00:38:16
If we go back out to the local newspaper, we would have to go. 00:38:18
Back out to the pace and Roundup as well and start the process all over again I believe. 00:38:21
Is that is that accurate? 00:38:26
That's something I'd have to look at, but I'm also aware that this invitation for good was also posted on the county website. 00:38:28
Available to local contractors through that medium. 00:38:37
OK. Well, yeah. 00:38:41
Well, talk about a Titanic, huh? 00:38:44
Anyway, Mr. Chair. 00:38:50
After discussion, I appreciate the. 00:38:52
Be pulling it for discussion. 00:38:55
But I'll I'll make a motion to go back and leave it as it is to not create any issues. 00:38:57
With further construction and I guess maybe I can't do that either. 00:39:04
Since the item was pulled off the consent agenda. 00:39:11
You just have to make a motion if you want to approve it for this item moment, and then we'll address all the remedies, consent, 00:39:16
agenda items. 00:39:19
OK. Is that your motion then? 00:39:24
Residency. Well, now I'm competing. 00:39:27
Yeah. If are we, are we voting on it prior to pressing? OK. 00:39:31
Mr. Chair, I'm making a motion to approve revised. 00:39:36
Notice of invitation forbid number. 00:39:40
011425 Globe Detention Center dirt removal and fence cleaning. 00:39:43
Reflecting new gates advertised in the. 00:39:49
Haitian Roundup Newspaper, April 1st, 2025 and April 4th of 20. 00:39:52
25. 00:39:59
OK, Thank you. Steve, have a motion and a second all in favor please so by saying aye. 00:40:04
Aye, aye, motion carries. 00:40:10
OK, so for the rest of. 00:40:12
And send a consent agenda action items. 00:40:15
3A through. 00:40:19
K -, D on the emotion to accept them. 00:40:24
So moved, Mr. Chair, I'll second it. 00:40:29
I need a motion second all in favor. Do so by saying aye. 00:40:32
Aye, aye, motion carries. 00:40:36
OK, on to. 00:40:40
Called to the public #4 Do we have any call to the public here? In love we see. Not that I see. 00:40:43
Cassie, we're good on the Hidden, all right? 00:40:50
And in patient, are we good? Supervisor Christensen? 00:40:52
I see nod. 00:40:59
OK, we're good. 00:41:02
All right. OK. Moving on to #5. 00:41:04
This is our update at anytime during this meeting pursuant to ARS 38431.02 K. 00:41:08
Members of the Board of Supervisors and the county major may present a hard. 00:41:16
A brief summary of current events. No action may be taken on the information presented. 00:41:21
James, we'll start with you. 00:41:27
Mr. Chairman, members of the Board. 00:41:29
Why don't you bring your attention? I know we talked about APS that they've got a new. 00:41:31
Public safety power shutoff plan that's going to impact, could potentially impact. 00:41:36
A number of our communities. 00:41:41
That is serviced by APS. Got an e-mail this morning. 00:41:43
About an SRP. 00:41:47
Solar project. Public safety power shutoff program. 00:41:49
And it says to help protect our communities from the risk of wildfire, SRP is implementing a program, a program called Public 00:41:52
Safety Power Shut Off. 00:41:56
And higher high risk areas of our service territory. 00:42:01
These areas include parts of Roosevelt Estates, Roosevelt Lake, and Tonal Basin. 00:42:04
And it says in Hebrew County, 99 SRP customers could experience a PSPS. 00:42:10
Below are the dates of a series of communications that will be sent to those customers. 00:42:16
Today, April 15th, the e-mail notification. 00:42:22
Friday, April 18th will be a. 00:42:26
Letter delivered through the United States Postal Service. 00:42:28
And on Wednesday, April 30th, there is a open house. 00:42:32
At Tunnel Basin at the Desert Community Christian Fellowship. 00:42:36
173 Stevens Way. 00:42:40
Tunnel Basin at 5:30 PM. 00:42:43
So I just want to make sure you're aware of that, that there's. 00:42:45
They're expanding the power. 00:42:50
Shut off potential. 00:42:52
Last week was in Payson for a radio. 00:42:55
Time on Kmart regarding discovery accounting. 00:42:59
And our website went well. 00:43:03
And had time to meet with. 00:43:06
Discover Hewlett County with the nonprofit. 00:43:09
And discuss a little bit about the plan going forward. 00:43:12
And what they're how they're developing the website and things that. 00:43:15
They are moving forward on. 00:43:19
Look forward to having discovered here the county. 00:43:21
People come and have that discussion with board survivors as a whole. 00:43:24
On Thursday last week was down in the Valley at the Arizona Corporation Commission. 00:43:29
Had a hearing with the Corporation Commission regarding. 00:43:36
Arizona Department of Health and Safety. 00:43:40
Issues that. 00:43:43
We had an inspection. 00:43:44
And there are some findings that we have all resolved. 00:43:46
And the corporation Commission their board they. 00:43:50
Reported that in the county is was is an example of. 00:43:54
What they wish every. 00:43:58
Agency or every department, every business that has. 00:44:00
Adosh findings that they should respond to those findings the same as Gila County has. 00:44:04
And we have addressed all those findings and that. 00:44:09
They're very, very impressed with the way that we've approached. 00:44:12
He's fine, so appreciate public works and all that they've done. 00:44:16
In addressing those findings and making sure that. 00:44:20
Our employees in the public are safe. 00:44:24
And all that they do. 00:44:27
On Friday we could have the county managers meeting. 00:44:31
Then yesterday. 00:44:35
There's questions from the fire chiefs. 00:44:36
Throughout the county or different fire districts. 00:44:38
And they had some questions about. 00:44:41
Net assessed value and full cash value and just the whole thing regarding. 00:44:44
Assessor's Office and Treasurer's Office. 00:44:48
Our assessor and treasurer did participate in that meeting. 00:44:51
And I just wanted to express appreciation, Assessor Kissy and. 00:44:55
Roger Wolf. Earth that. 00:44:59
They are, uh. 00:45:00
They're responsive to the public and they are. 00:45:02
Willing to work with the public and. 00:45:05
I'm thankful for them. 00:45:08
In their public service and being able to try to work with public fire districts. 00:45:09
Which affect public safety in our cannon and. 00:45:13
I was appreciative of them. 00:45:16
And their response to the fire chiefs? 00:45:19
That's my report, Mr. Chairman. 00:45:22
Thank you, James. Supervisor Humphrey. 00:45:25
Yeah, I attended a meeting with. 00:45:29
An assistant county manager and all the departments on the 9th. 00:45:34
And and it's not that you just weren't there. Yeah. But yeah, you're more yeah, that's, that's a meeting that we have. So we can 00:45:39
kind of all stay on the same page. 00:45:45
Held a Roosevelt community meeting on the 14th. Was on KQS. 00:45:51
S radio last night and also attended a. 00:45:55
Town of Miami Mayor and council meeting. 00:45:59
And will attend a local emergency planning committee meeting on the 16th. 00:46:02
Just to let everybody know that Tri-City Sanitation District. 00:46:08
Gotta go ahead from. 00:46:13
ADQ 2. 00:46:15
To reach out. 00:46:17
For first phase on Tri-City. 00:46:19
And the treatment plant. 00:46:21
So that's, I think that's a great thing for our community going forward for infrastructure. 00:46:23
And and on your information in my district on. 00:46:29
The meeting for the. 00:46:34
With the. 00:46:38
With the shut offs. 00:46:39
If I could get that information from you so I can e-mail the people that are on my e-mail list. 00:46:40
To be sure that you know they know that it's. 00:46:46
Happening that they can attend. 00:46:49
Perhaps. Maybe get? 00:46:52
Better aware and ask questions that they may have. So I don't get a lot of questions that. 00:46:54
At my public meetings. 00:46:59
And I don't know, but it's probably not an emergency. 00:47:01
But I know emergency services. 00:47:05
Can reach out to. 00:47:08
Areas. 00:47:10
Is that something that Carl might be able to notify people? 00:47:12
Of that because. 00:47:16
That could help them if there is an emergency to better understand. 00:47:17
What the power companies are doing and what they may provide for the public. 00:47:23
Because of the inconvenience like warming centers and if we. 00:47:28
You know, I know that we're working with. 00:47:32
Because of the preseason fire meeting, I know that working with the. 00:47:35
Fire department and things like that of that nature. 00:47:39
If there is power outages and so. 00:47:43
Yeah, it's just, I think that's great. They're having a meeting. 00:47:46
But a meeting that nobody shows up to is not a very good meeting. So just just checking to see if that's something that we can 00:47:50
work together to help them advertise. 00:47:55
Their meeting for our constituents. 00:48:00
Another. 00:48:05
I promise a lot of iceberg, Sir. 00:48:06
I won't be a problem this time. Yes, emergency services has the communication system to get messages out. 00:48:12
And if I'm not mistaken, I was talking to Josh back. 00:48:19
Carl is going to be. 00:48:23
Coming to the next work session and presenting this to the board. 00:48:25
With with the power companies as well, hopefully. 00:48:29
And you'll be free to ask them any questions about this process and as well as request if they can come to your community meetings 00:48:33
as well. So hopefully in a couple weeks, Carl will be here in front of the board to do that. 00:48:40
So go ahead if I may. 00:48:48
So this this isn't nothing new. I mean APS has been talking about this for since last year. 00:48:52
And so, but I don't know. 00:48:58
I don't know how serious the public is taking. 00:49:01
Be honest with you. 00:49:03
And and I I do know that a lot of public still doesn't know about it. 00:49:05
And so I've brought this up in meeting after meeting that I go to trying to put that message out. 00:49:09
I don't know that APS has any plans to. 00:49:15
Help with any of it if they flip that switch? 00:49:21
Their their their plan is is when the indices hit at the right time, it'll be turned off. 00:49:24
And then maybe just for a few hours. It may be for all day. It may they really don't know. 00:49:30
To their defense, they don't know. 00:49:36
But what I I want to say, and I really try and stress it to the general public. 00:49:37
Is this is going to happen probably in June? 00:49:42
When it's gonna happen? 00:49:45
And it's going to be hot and miserable. And I don't know that people really understand. 00:49:47
The problems that this is going to create and so the more we can. 00:49:53
Help promote whatever SRP and APS are doing. 00:49:57
Maybe through our website, maybe through Paul Overbeat. No. 00:50:01
Get that? 00:50:06
Message out to folks. 00:50:08
I hope it will help. 00:50:12
I really hope it'll help because it is going to be quite an inconvenience to many many people when they turn that switch off. 00:50:13
I agree, Sir, and we certainly will. We certainly are working with SRP and EPS on these projects because we're learning as well as 00:50:21
everyone else. 00:50:25
Sometimes it's difficult to pinpoint exactly when they're going to shut the power up. 00:50:30
So they they were telling me before when this all first came up that they should have some lead time. 00:50:35
Maybe a couple of days ahead. I don't know that that's gonna really be the case. 00:50:41
I I hope it is, you know, but. 00:50:47
I'm not sure that that's going to be the case. 00:50:50
You know, there's a lot of unknowns. 00:50:53
And so people really need to get ready. 00:50:57
It does happen, especially the last several years, 5-6 years in Gila County, those fires. 00:51:01
And Supervisor Humphrey knows very well in his district, they move. 00:51:06
So. So this isn't just if a fire starts. 00:51:11
This is the fire indices indicate a severe. 00:51:14
Point in time when a fire could start. 00:51:19
Right. And, and so that's, that's what makes it hard to really foresee. 00:51:21
You know, and so and I know a lot of people have backup generators and a lot of people. 00:51:27
Film, but still. And we do supervise Humphrey, we do have. 00:51:32
In your district we do have. 00:51:36
Recently we were sent. 00:51:39
ISRP I believe that the area in. 00:51:41
The Roosevelt area that will be impacted by that. 00:51:44
And I will have called reach out to you and get you that map. 00:51:46
So when if they do decide to shut off the power. 00:51:51
We know exactly where they're going to go ahead and do it. 00:51:54
Right. And I I mean, I guess part of this was too is to. 00:51:58
Let the public know that SRP is having a meeting at this church on day on Thursday and time. 00:52:02
So that the people. 00:52:10
Don't say that. Well, I didn't know there was a meeting. 00:52:12
So that they can ask the right questions with. 00:52:16
The power companies. 00:52:19
Absolutely. We can help with that, Sir. 00:52:21
Yes, thank you very much. Thank you, Michael. 00:52:23
Supervisor Christensen. 00:52:26
Update. 00:52:28
Supervisor for. 00:52:31
Taking the chair today, That's very helpful. I have an appointment so I couldn't come down. Oh no, you're welcome. 00:52:32
Anyway, thanks for doing that. I just have a couple things to mention. 00:52:38
I think about a week and a half ago. 00:52:44
The Pine Trail people opened up another trail of 2 Ravens. 00:52:46
They just keep expanding their program. 00:52:53
And that's really good. 00:52:55
And there's another trail. 00:52:59
Group called the original trail. 00:53:02
Foundation and something anyway. 00:53:07
First, with an *** you fill it in and. 00:53:09
We went to, I went to a round table. 00:53:13
With them and. 00:53:15
Find funding to improve. 00:53:17
Trail and trail heads. 00:53:19
And those kind of things and very active group with a lot of people that are pretty encouraged. 00:53:22
And. 00:53:27
And it brings accessibility into the floor. 00:53:29
Attended a wildfire. 00:53:35
Him at the campus here basin. 00:53:37
On Saturday. 00:53:41
In fact, call Emergency Management team was there, which was great. 00:53:43
And I wouldn't say it was super well. 00:53:49
Super well done. 00:53:53
And I was a little surprised to see some people that were not there. 00:53:55
Just this was there should have been working. 00:54:04
I'm locals and I just was a little surprised by that. 00:54:08
Anyway, MOG, I've had a spot. It's Monday. 00:54:12
And also coming up on. 00:54:18
Interact with the groundwater. 00:54:20
The global water. 00:54:23
That has some of our locals involved in it and others around the state just to kind of keep track of what they're talking about 00:54:25
and. 00:54:30
Like that and what the legislature is doing. 00:54:35
And that's about all. 00:54:39
Woman, so thank you very much. 00:54:42
Thank you, Supervisor Christensen. 00:54:45
I have just a couple of things. Is 1 eco. We've been working on a field trip. 00:54:48
With our legislators to take them around and show some minds and. 00:54:55
And whatnot. And anyway, that has been cancelled. 00:54:59
It's just been a conflict trying to get it all pulled together and organized, so that's cancelled. That was set for the. 00:55:03
About the first of. 00:55:10
Yeah, first week of May, so. 00:55:13
So we'll work on it again next year and see what we can put together. 00:55:15
The other thing I met with a lady me and Kathy both did in Pleasant Valley and she is with the nonprofit. 00:55:19
That has an interest on providing equine therapy. 00:55:27
To the veteran programs and so. 00:55:32
Real interesting talk and all that. So we had talked with her on that. 00:55:35
And then, James, maybe you can talk about this. 00:55:38
Isn't there an event going on in DC over the engineering of the? 00:55:42
The Bridge Tunnel basin. 00:55:47
Yes, there is the design of the Tonto Creek Bridge. 00:55:49
They are having a. 00:55:54
Recognition Dinner. 00:55:56
That will be on May 20. 00:55:58
And the design of the. 00:56:01
Tunnel Creek Bridge is recognized nationally as. 00:56:03
Excellent. Outstanding. 00:56:09
Bridge that's in addition to the infrastructure here at Eva County. So absolutely and. 00:56:12
We will have an attendee that dinner to receive that award. 00:56:17
Is is that you, Super Humphrey? 00:56:23
I don't believe so, no. 00:56:27
I understood there was a dinner, but I didn't understand there was a ward. I thought it was an engineer deal and I thought. 00:56:30
Perhaps Tom was going it was an engineered design. 00:56:35
Not necessarily a. 00:56:38
Super pressure deal. 00:56:40
From from what I understood. 00:56:42
That's that's where I'm at with it. 00:56:45
Go ahead, Mr. Chairman, I was planning to attend. 00:56:48
There are some other issues that in conjunction with. 00:56:51
Going with secure rural schools. 00:56:55
Payment in lieu of taxes and other issues that we have on the federal government. 00:56:57
We are submitting new applicant applications for Congressionally directed spending. 00:57:01
That those have been will be opened up and during that time when I go and discuss those projects we have going on for. 00:57:07
Congressionally directed spending. 00:57:14
I don't think so. In conjunction with dinner, have some. 00:57:16
Visits scheduled for Capitol Hill. 00:57:19
And to talk to our senators and legislators. So right. 00:57:22
As of this point, I am planning to attend. 00:57:26
That and would welcome. 00:57:28
Anyone else would like to attend, I'm certainly welcome to that. 00:57:30
Thank you for going. 00:57:35
So with that, I did want to bring up secure rural schools. As far as I know, there hasn't been any progress made on that. 00:57:37
And and that's gonna hit us pretty hard. 00:57:45
That's that's going to be an effect. 00:57:48
On Hayley County, and so I really don't know where that's going to end up, but. 00:57:50
It won't. It won't be good so. 00:57:55
That's a big deal. Very. 00:57:58
Very difficult for our rural schools. 00:58:00
It is so. 00:58:04
Anyway, do you either want to be having anything else? We're good. 00:58:06
OK. With that, I think I can adjourn this meeting. Thank you all for being here. 00:58:13
Thank you. 00:58:20