Council 7-28-2026 [124:51-129:52]

Medical bills, 15. What's that? There's good notes on it. Thank you, I wrote that. Yeah, I'm surprised you can read it. You can say they can't read my handwriting. I can't read it. Okay, this one is for $25,000. Okay, I got a first from Dustin, second from Janie. Any further questions or comments? All in favor of motion, please say aye. Opposed? Okay, great. Last one, that one passed. Dispatchers. Slash. Okay, this one. Yeah, so I just have a request for you all to approve to hire two dispatchers or for me to dispatchers. They're not new positions. They're just replacing, replacing to the left for various reasons. So just asking that we let you guys approve that. We're currently, as you know, we normally have 11 dispatchers so we're operating with nine so we're different into some more time funds and stuff now. The good news is that one of the two, I have two already lined up to hire from the previous hiring process that we cannot put on a one from that list. And I think he can almost start, almost immediately. And then the other one used to work for me for about a year and a half as a dispatcher and then left for a bigger department and more money. But he has since reached out and he's not liking it as much as he thought he would. So he's able to come back and he'll be fully trained so I can get him started in about two weeks and he'll just get the ground running. So I don't even have three months worth of training for him so that will be good. Okay, so this will be placing two dispatchers. Positions are there. Need a motion on this one. Some of you. Joe had made it first. I'll start again. I heard Blair on the second one. Any further questions or comments? On favor of the motion please say aye. Aye. Opposed? Okay, passed. Okay, thank you. And I can think that's all I have, right? Martha? That's it? Okay. That is it. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. That's one of the minutes all of that. And we'll get the courts to the bottom. Okay. Like nine. Four to one. So ten is nine. She probably defenders not here but there is one other thing that we're bringing up under old business and finished old business. Ten is not here, court orders, there is court orders, which does not require a vote, a really many choice. And the totals on the court orders is $5,930, the court orders and then on, and I'm trying to play catch up and I'm glad you're sitting here. But on this unfinished old business, we brought this up before, must. There was a meeting, what, Mindy? Yes, yesterday. Yes, yesterday. That you two went to. How was it? And you were there. That's the three. And then it was brought there, which you said made a statement before, that we need to be doing something on this must. Correct. Okay. Yeah, but the number I asked you a couple questions and the one thing that, and this we brought up yesterday, that we need a person from the council. A council representative and that we've turned out it doesn't have to be a council member. Okay. It does. It does not. So the Department of Local Government finance sent out a memo a few days ago to say that it's their interpretation that the council just needs to select a representative, does not have to be a member of the council. But the council has to vote to approve or to appoint a representative. So it's a representative of your choosing. So I don't think the thing I told him, I heard that there was a point that did not have to be voted out. Well, this is, again, it's coming from DLTF, so things just keep changing, yes. This is an appointment that has to be voted on in a public meeting. It's kind of a, it's kind of a, okay. I think on the most we have to go, we have to do this. But why would you want to vote for the council? I would prefer to vote for the council, myself, I don't know about you guys. And if you want to vote for the council, I could put it in a small part of the meeting. Yeah. Eventually, if you got, if you got somebody who's willing to put it in time, you want to