I guess we really have to move me up in the agenda. So every time. I'll provide you with a red bullet. That was that door. I was watching. You didn't open the other way. You were fine. Okay. I think I'll get a few things. I'll start with the jail population. Before I walked over here four hours ago. The jail population was 75. 59 males, 16 females. We're holding 17 for DOC. Waiting for them to tell us we can bring them. We have one parole hold with no local charges. And then we have zero level six felons. And we're serving their time in here. Next thing. I don't have anything to say about it. But I did present you all with the second quarter commissary report. As I told you last time. A bunch of our large payouts are at the first of the year. So it was way down. But you see now we start kind of climbing a little bit. We've added a little bit to our totals there. But I don't have anything specific unless you had questions on any of that. It's about the same as always. I appreciate you. Obviously. Thank you. Okay. No problem. And then I don't know. Do you want me to do the additional or the hiring request next? I don't know. What are you going to do? What do we got? Okay. Okay. Okay. Let's do that. First one of things. You guys got the one on 9,000? Yes. Okay. Let's take that. Okay. So this is an additional from the sheriff's sale fund. In the contract services line. Basically this is the money that we bring in when we have the sheriff's sale for those places. So this, I mean it's an additional but it's not really because we bring the money in there. It's in there. I just need money moved to this $9,000 move to the contract services line. To keep paying SRI for holding the sales each month like every time they sell. A property is $300 and some dollars that come into that. 200 goes to them 150 stays with us. So I just need to move the money there to pay them their share going forward. We never know. It's hard to budget because you never know how many you're going to sell. So we just commit every few months and that's to move some over there to pay that. Okay. So Greg is requesting 9,000 and this is coming from the sheriff's sale fund. Correct? Yes sir. Anybody got any questions for Greg on this menu? Good victory. I got first and Janie. Second. Second. The mullery. Any further questions or comments? All in favor of the motion please say aye. Aye. Opposed? Okay, great. That was bad. Thank you. And then choose your weapon when you got. No, no, please start with that. Okay, great. We're going to go police car repair. Okay. Fund 1170. I'll be 1170 to look fund. Yes. Okay. So the collection is in, says additional, but we sold the commissioners approved a Seschel couple of our old out of commission cars that one was crashed. One was 15 years old, something like that. So, so we sold those and we made $6,250 on the auction that might even win in the lit because That's what was used years ago to buy, by those, and I am just asking to move that 6,250 that we just put into the police car repair fund to help us with that. Need a motion on this? So we've got a motion destined. Second from Julie, Julie. Any further questions or comments? On favor of motion, please say hi. Hi, I'm posed. Okay, great, that one is done. Thank you. We get closer. Now, number 21, in my medical. Okay, this is also the public safety fund, asking for $25,000 additional. Now, this is, we'll test your memory a little bit, but back whenever, at budget time, whenever I was cutting stuff and moving stuff around for you all to help balance the budget, $55,000 out of inmate medical was removed from the general fund. We couldn't put it into lit at the time because of what had been advertised. However, we knew back then that I was probably, that I was gonna have to come and ask for that money to pay for our contract and everything with the inmate medical. I am asking for $25,000 of that $55,000 that was promised to be taken care of to be moved into the inmate medical line from the lit fund so that we can help pay our bills.
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