Commissioners 06-02-2026 [6:59-11:59]

Quarterly is what my goal is to give everyone an update of what we do. And the funds we're bringing into Lawrence County, but it's been a busy year so far. And we have events coming up this month and we're just busy, but I will try to give you guys an update at least twice a year. Anything else? It was good. Appreciate it. Thank you. Next on the agenda, we'd like to introduce Kylie McPie, because our new part time veteran service officer. If you'd like to stand up and let people see who you are in case they have knee dead yet. Kylie's going to be starting just right away and hopefully she can be a big asset to the veterans in the community. Thank you, Kylie. That next is Brian Satters. Good morning. All right. Stars Boulevard at the bridge will be closed today for the deck overlay. Boyd Lane and Miami Drive will still be open so that access to school. On that note, we found out the end up has a project starting July 11th on 58 by the church up there. They're taking out a cover. They said 11 days was that right? June 4th. Yeah, so good time. So take 50. That's my best advice. West Coxton and Coxton should be paved Friday and Monday. That's tentative. There's also a bridge going over by Shells McStation Road, a deck overlay for 58 also. And they tell me that doesn't start until July 15th. So I hope Stars Boulevard goes smooth and we'll get it done before they start. So that's all right. We're only also chipping ceiling. We're over. What is it running today? Chipping the deck over. Always history. How long will you anticipate in the stars Boulevard overlay take? So if everything goes smooth 30 days, we start getting difficulties could take up to 60 days. Okay, so I just want to make sure. Thank you. So hopefully it all goes smooth. It's going to hydro demo it. And we're going to grind it. It's going to ask for hydro demo it, put the new overlay on and make it match the asphalt. So she did a pretty good bridge. What's her gun? Thank you. That's all I have. Thank you, Brian. Thank you, Brian. Next step, we have Valerie from Emergency Management. Falling up with Brian's report. Once we determine that we were going to have these dead-in roads closed for paving. Once we realize that we were going to have alternate routes out to the school with all the pack events and sporting events, I did get with all of our first responders and we had a call and talked about alternative access. I talked to the school superintendent and stuff. So we worked on that last week. Making sure everybody was aware. I'm sure the fire department has a way in in case we had medical emergencies while we're paving on the dead-in roads. So Scott and I coordinated that. After we was discussing all that with Brian last week. And then I have, it's getting that time of year for events. I reviewed the 4-H Ferris Emergency Response Plan and sent that out to the Purdue Extension and the Sheriff. And in the fire department and stuff. And still have to get that sent. Steven talked the Ferris. I don't know if he president. I didn't know if he was the chairman of the Ferris too. But I'm going to get that going. I used to have his email address. I don't look at it. So we did that. And then I brought this AT&T annual renewal for our Raven Panic button. I did speak to ESI and they have nothing comparable. But we've done this for several years. And this is paid out of the 911 funds. So we've had it for probably 8 or 10 years at least. So this is just the annual renewal form. I just need a permission to assign the form. You guys want to review it. I sent it out a couple of weeks ago. I have a motion to approve her during this contract. It's a move. Sorry. I have a motion all in favor. Say aye. Aye. Aye. I don't have anything else. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, Val. Appreciate it. All right. Sheriff Greg Day. Morning. I really don't have any hands. So I'll give you the jail numbers. It had 79 total. Well, left 12. 60 males, 19 females. Holding nine for DOC.