05/20/2025 Commissioners Meeting [26:50-31:53]

This is coming up on it. This is granted. No. No. It is a current activity. Yes. You're already working it, but there are some changes. Yes. So we went from 410 IAC 7-24 to 410 IAC 7-26. And it's just a new food code. And all I would need is approval. Yes. So when I'm enforcing that I'm following the rules and regulations in our county ordinance. And it is a state regulated. Yes. Or is it a regulation? So. Okay. I'll entertain a motion. I'll make a motion to approve it. I have a motion. Second. Second. Further discussion. All those in favor signify I'm saying aye. And the motion carries. Thank you for your time. Thank you. Jenny Fallon or Lindsey Hughes. Either one. They were to request use of the courthouse long. Anybody have any information on that? So we'll table that to the next meeting. Thank you. Greg Boo. Greg Bob. Bob, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Yes. My name is Greg Bob. I live on a 30-pop. If you live in Bedford, in the bottom with addition. I've been there about 10 years. And my request is to have the street that I live on. Plus any other streets that might be necessary in the addition. To be paid, I've been, like I said, been there 10 years. And there's patches all over the road. And there are four of the homes in our neighborhood. They put up grade, the value of the neighborhood. And there are many dark walkers. People walking around the streets. And my request is to be put on the agenda for next year. I know it will this year. But if you would take that into consideration, I'd like to have that done soon. OK. We will review that. Yeah. And I apologize because I think you, I know you. Yeah. We're back to school. That's the soccer school. Yeah. I apologize. How's your name? Mr. Fisher? Yes. The highlight of the show is the popular group's private room. Remember, I'm living in the ordinances because we've always laughed so there, but they don't see if we ever adopted. OK. Right now, it's considered a private room. Let's take a review and we'll do what we can do. OK. In the arms, we have every value. I guess. I mean, yeah. It's a private room for us. It's a zero on a driveway. OK. And we were up there. Even the first couple of miles up there. And I talked to the foreman. And he said, he wanted a pile of snow up there. So I'm moving through all the roads. And we were talking to his eye. OK. So we'll get back to live with that. I'll. One of us will. Somebody. OK. Do you need my name? Leave your number with the. I'll do right. Please. Thank you. All right. Thank you, Greg. OK. Number six on the agenda. For consideration. No one have anything. Next is department reports. I'm going to jump a little bit. We'll take emergency management first. Good morning. So Friday we met with FEMA. And Department of Homeland Security to have our meeting to see where our numbers were for public assistance and that is governments. And all taxing units on what they occurred in damages. And whether we can get some funding back. We did good feedback that all of our entities had done. Their homework and had prepared work and stuff. And so we were very hopeful. They had those eight like Buffett and the county had their Saturday. They're still doing them this week. And so they're gathering all those numbers then to forward on to President Trump to get a disaster declaration for FEMA funding. So we did that. We're still hopeful. But I look forward to be a couple weeks before we find out anything. But all the agencies did a good job getting other paperwork together.