10-28-2025 Council Regular Meeting [63:48-67:32]

And some classes on workplace conflict resolution to make them more successful once they're in. How are there other lawyers? So I'll call me. So I'm sure that the, you know, the workforce folks have those connections already. Because they're really careful about making sure that the people that request to be in it and that they accept into the program. Like they don't want to burn bridges with the relationships they do have. So they want to make sure they are, you know, to the letter of the law as far as qualifications and all that. I don't think we're just going to have a ton of people that participate because we just don't have an overabundance of people that are in jail. That period of time. But they actually did tell me that if we had some people sentenced to DOC, if they were going to be released less than 270 days, they would go ahead. And even though they may go up there for a little bit later, they would go ahead and start the program and help them here and stuff. So even if it just helps a handful of people each year, I think it will be a very positive thing for the community. So pretty excited about that opportunity to see how that goes. Very good. All right. We got, unless you all have anything from any questions for Sheriff. Okay. Thank you. Thank you. Okay. Chief Public Defender. You're supposed to skip that one. I'll try to skip. Shall we? Why does it all skip me? I don't have a report on it. Yeah, I have any questions. I really don't have any report. Showed up just in case there was any questions. Why not? Why not? That's my question. What do you want to hear? You don't have a report. I don't have a report yet. The only thing that I came prepared to talk about was the budget reduction, but Greg said that I'll cover before I came. I came a little bit late, but if you needed the numbers and the lines and everything, I had that. But other than that, everything's tracking toward the end of the year. A year's was one of the ones. There was a couple more that didn't make this wrong. That's would be in November. Correct. Yeah, perfect. It will be in November. Yep. It was a 92725 email that outlined everything if you need to go refresh. She's got it. Okay. I appreciate the fact that you did show up. I didn't know if there was any questions. I mean, it was on the agenda. I appreciate it. I never thought it might have been. Okay. Fastest time up there. Thank you. You're right. Yeah, some people are on the agenda and don't show it. Yeah, yeah. Okay. That's interesting. We've got cord orders. We've got three cord orders. It's awesome. Once from Circuit Judge Mike Kirk for $4,321. Thank you. Once from Judge Plummers Court for $10,690. And one is from Judge Klein's Court for $8,5465. And that total on the cord orders is $15,865.65. And there's nothing we can do on those. So that is cord orders in the annual unfinished old business. Then now accept the motion of adjournment. So this? Jane is both. Second. Do the second on paper motion. Aye. I agree. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Can you sign another wrong sign? That's the one with the arrangement. And you both, yes.