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TO AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN ONEIDA COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND BONACCI ARCHITECTS PLC. QUESTIONS FROM THIS COMMITTEE ON ON THIS DOCKET. THERE ARE NO QUESTIONS ON THIS DOCKET. LET'S CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED? THAT CARRIES 1650 FOR PLANNING APPROVAL OF FIRST AMENDMENT TO THE SITE. HOST AGREEMENT BETWEEN ONEIDA COUNTY THROUGH ITS DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND UPPER MOHAWK VALLEY MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM.
AUTHORITY. QUESTIONS FROM THIS COMMITTEE ON THIS DOCKET. NO QUESTIONS. LET'S CALL THE VOTE.
ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED? NO OPPOSITION. THAT CARRIES. LET'S GO TO 1936 WATER POLLUTION RESOLUTION. CALLING A PUBLIC HEARING FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONSIDERING PROPOSED MOVEMENTS IMPROVEMENTS. EXCUSE ME, FOR THE UNITED COUNTY SEWER DISTRICT. AGAIN, KARL COVERED THIS AND IT WENT THROUGH MIKE'S COMMITTEE. ANY QUESTIONS ON THIS DOCKET? NO QUESTIONS.
LET'S CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED? THAT CARRIES. WATER POLLUTION.
AGAIN. RESOLUTION DECLARING THE INTENT OF ONEIDA COUNTY BOARD OF LEGISLATORS TO ACT AS LEAD AGENCY. PROPOSED ACTIONS. COYOTE CREEK PUMPING STATION AND ONEIDA COUNTY WATER POLLUTION CONTROL PLANT RESILIENCY IMPROVEMENTS. QUESTIONS FROM THIS COMMITTEE? NO QUESTIONS FROM THIS COMMITTEE. LET'S CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE.
OPPOSED? THAT CARRIES. APPROVAL OF THE POSITION. TITLE. WATER WASTE INFRASTRUCTURE. INSPECTOR AT 26 B. STEP ONE AT 50. EXCUSE ME. 56,668. TO CREATE THE POSITION, SET THE TITLE AND THE GRADE AND THE STEP. QUESTIONS FROM THIS COMMITTEE. NO QUESTIONS. CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED? NO OPPOSITION THERE. LET'S MOVE ON. DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE NOW. APPROVAL OF A GRANT AGREEMENT BETWEEN ONEIDA COUNTY THROUGH ITS DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE. NEW YORK STATE, THROUGH ITS DIVISION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE SERVICES. QUESTIONS ON THIS DOCKET? THERE ARE NO QUESTIONS ON THIS DOCKET. LET'S CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED? THAT CARRIES. LET'S MOVE ON TO 1879. PROBATION. APPROVAL OF A GRANT AGREEMENT BETWEEN ONEIDA COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PROBATION. YOUR STATE, THROUGH ITS DIVISION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE SERVICES, COVERED BY BY HOLLI ON THIS ONE. ANY QUESTIONS FOR HOLLI ON THIS? NO QUESTIONS. HOLLI. YOU'RE HERE RIGHT? YOU HAVE SOMETHING WE COULD LOOK AT. I KNOW IT WAS REQUESTED. CAN YOU BRING IT UP SO WE CAN PASS IT AROUND. AND IF YOU WOULDN'T MIND TAKING THE MIC AND EXPLAINING EXACTLY WHAT IT WAS OR WHAT IT IS. IT WAS ON TIM'S ANKLE, BUT SHE CUT IT OFF.
OKAY, I LET HER BORROW IT. YEAH, THAT'S THE GPS BRACELET THAT WE USE TO KEEP TRACK OF INDIVIDUALS. SAVES US A LITTLE MONEY, DOESN'T IT? YES, IT SAVES A LOT OF MONEY. WELL, MINE WAS A PINK THING. CAN YOU BUY THESE ON AMAZON, TOO? I DON'T THINK SO. WHERE'S THE MAYOR? I DON'T KNOW. WE GET THEM FROM BUDDY. LIKE. CHINESE TRACKING. YOU'RE THE ONE. TO GO OVER SOMEONE'S MOUTH. OH. THAT'S. IS THIS EVER BEEN TAKEN OFF THAT YOU CAN RECALL? SO WE HAD SOMEBODY WHO ACTUALLY SLID IT OFF BECAUSE THEIR CALVES WERE, LIKE, PRETTY THICK. AND WE ALSO HAD ONE PERSON WHO USED, LIKE, TIN SNIPS AND WAS ABLE TO CUT IT, BUT THEN WE COULD FIND IT. SO. AND WHAT HAPPENS WHEN SOMEBODY DOES DOES THAT THEY CUT IT OFF. I KNOW IT DOESN'T HAPPEN OFTEN. WHAT? WE FILE A VIOLATION. OKAY. LIKE ASAP. YOU'RE OFF PROBATION AND RE-INCARCERATED. HOPEFULLY. ONE OF THE QUESTIONS WE TALKED ABOUT WAS THE CHARGING OF IT.
IT GETS TO A CERTAIN LEVEL, AND IT WILL SEND A SIGNAL THAT SAYS IT NEEDS TO BE CHARGED. YES. WE
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ACTUALLY HAVE WE HAVE AN ALERT. SO WE GET ALERTS ON HIM. SO IF THEY'RE LESS THAN LIKE YOU SAID AT 20%, THEN WE GET ALERTS THAT THEY HAVEN'T BEEN CHARGED. SO THEN WE REACH OUT TO THE INDIVIDUAL TO TELL THEM TO CHARGE IT. SOONER OR LATER IT WILL GO DEAD. AND THAT'S OUR GOAL TO MAKE SURE THEY DON'T. SPECIAL. RIGHT, RIGHT. MR. CHAIR, I HAVE A FOLLOW UP QUESTION. YEAH. GO AHEAD. SO, HOLLY, A LOT OF PEOPLE, IF THEY'RE UP IN YEARS, MAYBE EVEN IF THEY'RE YOUNGER, THEY DON'T NECESSARILY HAVE TO HAVE ELEPHANTITIS DISEASE TO HAVE VERY SWOLLEN ANKLES. I TRUST THAT THAT YOU HAVE IF SOMEONE IS A LARGE PERSON OR HAVE SWOLLEN ANKLES, THAT YOU HAVE DIFFERENT SIZES FOR THAT AND THAT ARE PROPERLY SIZED, BECAUSE IF IT'S ONE SIZE FITS ALL DIFFERENT SIZES. YEAH, THAT THAT'S WHAT I WAS HOPEFUL FOR BECAUSE, YOU KNOW, IF IF SOMEONE'S GETTING CRIMPED DOWN THERE, THAT COULD CREATE A BLOOD CLOT, RIGHT. YEAH. OKAY. THANK YOU. YOU'RE WELCOME. OKAY. I'M. I HOPE I DON'T SIGN UP FOR THAT PROGRAM. NORM, ARE YOU BEING FACETIOUS? WELL, IT'S QUITE A QUANTITY OF $0.10. I MIGHT HAVE TO. OKAY, LET'S CALL THE VOTE ON THIS. THIS IS AGAIN 1879 PROBATION. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED? THAT CARRIES. NOW WE'RE MOVING ON TO PUBLIC SAFETY. SHERIFF 1847 TRANSFER OF 15,500 TO A 3110 3152 290110. OTHER EQUIPMENT. RECREATIONAL EQUIPMENT. SHERIFF EXPLAINED THE NEED. ANY QUESTIONS FROM COMMITTEE? NO QUESTIONS. CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED? THAT CARRIES 1850. A SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION OF $13,658.31 TO A 3110 3122, 90 000. OTHER EQUIPMENT. AGAIN, SHERIFF, ANY QUESTIONS ON THIS? NO QUESTIONS. LET'S CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED. THAT CARRIES 1785, SHERIFF. AGAIN. APPROVAL OF COURT SECURITY CONTRACT BETWEEN ONEIDA COUNTY THROUGH ITS SHERIFF'S OFFICE AND THE NEW YORK STATE UNIFIED COURT SYSTEM. QUESTIONS ON THIS? ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED? THAT CARRIES. SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION OF $8,285.99 TO 3110 3152 90000. OTHER EQUIPMENT FOR THE SHERIFF. ANY QUESTIONS FOR THE SHERIFF ON THIS? NO QUESTIONS. CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED? THAT CARRIES AIRPORT COMMITTEE. NEXT FEW DOCKETS. APPROVAL. TASK ORDER 41 TO MASTER AGREEMENT FOR CONSULTANT SERVICES BETWEEN ONEIDA COUNTY THROUGH ITS DEPARTMENT OF AVIATION AND CNS ENGINEERS, INC. QUESTIONS FROM COMMITTEE ON THIS? NO QUESTIONS. LET'S CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED. PASSES 1878 AIRPORT APPROVAL. TASK ORDER NUMBER 40. MASTER AGREEMENT FOR CONSULTANT SERVICES BETWEEN ONEIDA COUNTY THROUGH ITS DEPARTMENT OF AVIATION AND CNS ENGINEERS, INC. ANY QUESTIONS ON THIS DOCKET? NO QUESTIONS FROM COMMITTEE. LET'S CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED CARRIES. IN 1964, VANCE.APPROVAL OF A GRANT AGREEMENT BETWEEN ANOTHER COUNTY THROUGH ITS DEPARTMENT OF AVIATION AND UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, THROUGH THE FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION. TAXI D AND G CONSTRUCTION. DO WE HAVE ANY QUESTIONS FROM THIS COMMITTEE ON THIS PARTICULAR DOCKET? SINCE I SEE NONE, LET'S CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED. THAT CARRIES.
OKAY, NOW WE MOVE ON TO 1985. THIS IS A TRANSFER OF $579,400 TO A 3110 3110 251000 AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT. THIS IS EXPEDITED. YOU SHOULD SEE IT IN EXPEDITED COMMUNICATIONS. AGAIN, THIS IS 1985. PAGE TWO. IN YOUR EXPEDITED COMMUNICATIONS. WHAT DO YOU HAVE A CHANCE TO READ THAT? QUESTIONS FROM THIS COMMITTEE. IF YOU IF YOU HAVE A QUESTION PLEASE PUT YOUR YOUR
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SPEAKER ON. QUESTIONS. GO AHEAD. WE'LL START WITH GEORGE. SHERIFF, PLEASE. YES, SIR.FIRST AND FOREMOST IS. IN OUR NINTH MONTH OF THE YEAR. WE HAVE THIS MUCH SURPLUS ON ACCOUNT. YOU MUST HAVE AN AWFUL LOT IN THAT ACCOUNT. SO WE'LL BE DOING AN AUDIT AT BUDGET.
ALL RIGHT. I MEAN, THAT WAS AN. I'M NOT SURE WHICH ACCOUNT I DON'T KNOW. I KNOW THEREFORE THEY'RE FULLY COMPETENT. SO IT JUST SEEMS ODD THAT WE GET. THAT ACCOUNT. COULD I FOLLOW UP, GEORGE, COULD I INTERJECT FOR A SECOND? I KNOW WE GOT ABOUT 110 OF THOSE INDIVIDUALS. ARE THERE VACANCIES THOUGH, OR SPO VACANCIES? THERE'S PROBABLY MAYBE 4 OR 5. I DON'T HAVE IT IN FRONT OF ME. I WASN'T READY FOR THAT. THANKS, GEORGE. THANKS, CHAIR. SO THE OTHER COMMENT IS ABOUT THE CARS. WE ALL WE'VE BEEN ON THIS FOR. PART OF THIS YEAR SINCE WE PUT THAT ACCOUNT IN THE AUTOMOTIVE CALENDAR. THIS IS ONLY A SMALL PART OF THE ON THE CAR SITUATION. I THINK AS WE GO INTO THE BUDGET TIME, I WOULD ASK, THIS IS JUST THE FIRST PART. YES. EFFICIENCY AND COST TRANSITION. IT HAS SOME KIND OF A CLEAR VISUAL. OF HOW MANY CARS ARE BEING RETIRED FROM ENTERPRISE, HOW MANY ARE TAKING ON. I KNOW YOU HAVE AN. OTHER CARS COMING THAT ARE NOT PART OF THIS. THAT IS CORRECT. THE MONEY IN THE 2025 BUDGET, THERE'S A TOTAL OF 15 CARS THAT WERE PURCHASED, PURCHASED THAT ARE EITHER ON THE GROUND NOW AND BEING PUT IN THE SERVICE, OR WILL BE HERE SOON. THAT IS NOT PART OF THIS. SO THIS CAME ABOUT BECAUSE OBVIOUSLY THE COUNTY IS NOT GOING TO CONTINUE THE LEASING AGREEMENT WITH ENTERPRISE RENT-A-CAR. SO IN 2026, WE HAVE 33 VEHICLES THAT NEED TO GO BACK TO ENTERPRISE NEXT YEAR THAT EXPIRE. THE LEASE TERM RUNS OUT. EXCUSE ME IF I'M USING THE WRONG TERMS. SO BECAUSE WE'RE NOT CONTINUING WITH THE ENTERPRISE PLAN, THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE WANTS THE CARS THAT ARE DUE TO GO BACK IN 2025 THIS YEAR AND 2026 TO GO BACK NOW AS SOON AS WE CAN. SO THAT'S WHERE THIS CAME ABOUT. SO IN ORDER TO DO THAT, IN ORDER TO SEND 33 CARS BACK TO ENTERPRISE, WE'VE GOT TO HAVE CARS TO REPLACE THEM AS THEY TRANSITION OUT. SO MY BUDGET REQUEST FOR 2026, EXCUSE ME, I DON'T HAVE THAT IN FRONT OF ME, BUT THE AMOUNT THAT'S APPROVED TODAY, IF IT'S APPROVED, WOULD BE DEDUCTED FROM MY 2026 BUDGET PROPOSAL, IF THAT MAKES SENSE.
I HOPE I'M SIMPLIFYING THAT BECAUSE WE DO HAVE, AS YOU KNOW, WE DO HAVE A FIVE YEAR PLAN THAT WE WE LAID OUT FOR FOR YOU, JUST A GENERAL OVERVIEW, YOU KNOW, TO TO GIVE YOU THE DIRECTION, BECAUSE WE HAVE 12 CARS THAT WILL GO BACK TO ENTERPRISE IN 2027. EACH YEAR THAT OBVIOUSLY CHANGES 2028. THERE'S 11 THAT GO BACK AND THEN 2029, THERE'S FIVE CORRECTIONS VANS THAT WOULD GO BACK. SO AS OF 2029, WE'D BE OUT OF THE LEASING 100%. ALL THEIR VEHICLES WOULD BE BACK. JUST TO BE CLEAR. 500 AND. SOME THOUSAND DOLLARS OF THE APPROPRIATED NOW THAT WILL COME OFF NEXT YEAR. YES. INCREASE THAT NEXT YEAR. THAT IS CORRECT.
ABSOLUTELY. THAT IS CORRECT. YES, SIR. YEP. I KNOW THAT I'VE FOLLOWED THROUGH WITH YOUR CONVERSATION ABOUT CARS AND RETIRED ENTERPRISE, WHETHER THEY BE PURCHASED BY THE COUNTY.
YES. THAT WAS. GENERAL THOUGHT. WE HAVE TO EXPLORE THAT. RIGHT. AGAIN, LIKE I TOLD YOU, THAT'S A LEGAL QUESTION. AND I MEAN, IF WE COULD, IF WE COULD BUY THOSE CARS 100%. BUT I AGAIN.
RIGHT. REQUEST FOR THOSE DESCRIPTIONS, THAT WOULD SAVE US CONSIDERABLE I AGREE. YES, I DO AGREE 100%. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS? I DO HAVE A BUDGETARY QUESTION BECAUSE GEORGE RAISES A REAL GOOD POINT. IF WE'RE PRETTY MUCH UP TO CAPACITY WITH WITH THAT PARTICULAR DEPARTMENT, WITH THAT LINE, WITH THAT 101 ACCOUNT, TOM, HOW COME WE DO HAVE THAT MUCH OF A SURPLUS TO PULL FROM? WHEN I LOOKED AT. YOU KNOW, WHETHER. YOU MIGHT BE
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SAYING THAT THERE'S FOUR. BANKS, BUT THEY'RE NOT USING ALL AS MUCH AS. AS BUDGETED. SO THAT'S WHEN I LOOKED AT THE NUMBER OF. WHAT WAS SPENT IN AUGUST. AND. WAS AVAILABLE HERE. SO ON THAT SAME RATE AND LOOKING AT THE PREVIOUS YEAR, IT LOOKS LIKE THERE WAS COMING ON. SO, SHERIFF, DURING THE COURSE OF THE YEAR, DID YOU DO ANYTHING DIFFERENTLY STRATEGICALLY, LOGISTICALLY WHERE WHERE YOU DIDN'T SPEND QUITE A BIT OF MONEY THAT EVEN THOUGH AND AGAIN, NOT KNOWING THE EXACT SPECIFICS WITHOUT HAVING THAT IN FRONT OF ME, THERE ARE A LOT OF SPOTS THAT ARE PART TIME THAT DON'T WORK A LOT ALSO. SO I DON'T KNOW THE EXACT MECHANISM OF HOW THOSE POSITIONS ARE ALL FUNDED, YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN? SO EVEN THOUGH YOU HAVE AN SPO THAT'S DULY RETIRED AND HAS A HAS A WAIVER THAT CAN WORK OVER 20, THEY MAY ONLY WORK, YOU KNOW, A FEW SHIFTS PER PAY PERIOD. I'D HAVE TO I'D HAVE TO LOOK THROUGH THAT SPECIFICALLY. ANYBODY ELSE GO AHEAD. SURE. WHO IN YOUR DEPARTMENT MANAGES YOUR FLEET? RIGHT NOW IT'S SERGEANT JAY SORRENTINO. WHAT ELSE DOES HE DO? HE OVERSEES THE SNOWMOBILE AND REC PATROL. HE OVERSEES OUR BOAT PATROL, OVERSEES ATVS. ANYTHING TO DO WITH VEHICLE? THE FLEET IN GENERAL. HE HANDLE THE MAINTENANCE OF ALL THE VEHICLES, TOO. OR IS HE? HE HANDLES COORDINATING WITH THE GARAGE NEXT DOOR TO DO THE MAINTENANCE? YES, THAT IS CORRECT. DETERMINED OUTSIDE OF THE PATROL CARS. WHAT OTHER TYPES OF CARS GET ORDERED OR WHO DETERMINES THAT? IT DEPENDS ON IF THERE'S A TAKE HOME CAR FOR AN INVESTIGATOR WHO DETERMINES WHAT KIND OF CAR THAT PERSON GETS, HE WOULDN'T MAKE THAT DETERMINATION, BUT IT DEPENDS ON THE UNIT. BECAUSE AGAIN, IF YOU'RE TALKING NARCOTICS, YOU'RE GOING TO WANT SOMETHING THAT'S NOT GOING TO LOOK LIKE A POLICE CAR. IF YOU'RE TALKING WARRANTS, YOU'RE GOING TO WANT SOMETHING THAT'S GOING TO BE ABLE TO EASILY ACCOMMODATE VARIOUS SIZE OF PRISONERS THAT COULD BE TAKEN INTO CUSTODY. IF YOU'RE TALKING CIVIL DIVISION, AGAIN, THEY'RE SERVING SUBPOENAS, SERVING SUMMONSES, DOING, YOU KNOW, INCOME EXECUTIONS, THINGS OF THAT SORT. THEY COULD USE A SMALLER CAR. SO IT ALL DEPENDS ON ON THE UNIT THAT THEY'RE GOING TO SPECIFICALLY. THANK YOU. RIGHT. BUT AT THE END OF THE DAY AGAIN WE WOULD TAKE WE WOULD TAKE INPUT FROM THE VARIOUS UNIT SUPERVISORS AND, YOU KNOW, GO THROUGH THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE TO DETERMINE WHO'S GOING TO GET WHAT SPECIFICALLY. YEAH. SO BESIDES THE END OF THE DAY, IT'D BE THE UNDERSHERIFF. RIGHT. BUT TYPICALLY THE UNDERSHERIFF.THANK YOU. SHERIFF. YES. YEP. PIGGYBACK WITH WITH GEORGE IS CONCERN ABOUT A PLAN A COHESIVE PLAN. THERE'S BEEN A NUMBER OF MONTHS. WE STILL DO NOT HAVE A COMPREHENSIVE PLAN THAT NEEDS TO BE FORMULATED FOR BUDGET. SO WE HAVE WE AS LEGISLATORS HAVE A GOOD SENSE OF OF WHERE WE'RE GOING. YOU NEED THAT. SURE. WE NEED THAT. SO HOPEFULLY THAT'S GOING TO BE HAPPEN BEFORE WE WE VOTE ON THAT BUDGET FOR FOR 2026. DO WE HAVE ANY OTHER QUESTIONS FROM THIS COMMITTEE.
GO AHEAD. ONE LAST QUESTION, SHERIFF. WITHOUT GOING INTO THE MICROSCOPIC ASPECT OF IT, THIS $579,000 FOR AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT? YES, SIR. I IMAGINE SOME OF IT'S FOR REPAIRS, BUT NO, IT'S ALL FOR PURCHASING CARS SO THAT PURCHASING CARS, DEPENDING ON THE EXACT AMOUNT OF THE CARS AT THE TIME AND AGAIN WORKING WITH PURCHASING AND WORKING WITH DPW, THIS IS PROBABLY GOING TO. AND MIND YOU, THERE'S UPFITTING. SO A PATROL CAR THAT'S USED ON PATROLS ABOUT $55,000 CURRENTLY AND APPROXIMATELY $10,000 FOR UPFITTING. ALL RIGHT. SO THE ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT THAT NEEDS TO GO ON, IT'S IT'S UPFIT IT. SO IT'S ABOUT $65,000 FOR A PATROL CAR, AN UNMARKED VEHICLE, PROBABLY SOMEWHERE IN THE RANGE OF PURCHASING THE VEHICLE, ABOUT BETWEEN 36,000 AND 38,000. SOMEWHERE IN THAT RANGE IN THE UPFITTING WOULD BE SIGNIFICANTLY LESS, BECAUSE YOU'VE GOT DISCRETE LIGHTING AND YOU'VE GOT, YOU KNOW, TYPICALLY A JUST A SMALLER RADIO SYSTEM. YOU DON'T HAVE ALL THE COMPUTERS, YOU DON'T HAVE ALL YOU DON'T HAVE THE CAGES, ANYTHING LIKE THAT. SO NOT KNOWING THE EXACT AMOUNT, WE'RE PROBABLY IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF PURCHASING ABOUT 14 VEHICLES WITH WITH THIS MONEY TOTAL. YEP. YEAH, I WAS GOING TO GO THERE IN TERMS OF RETROFITTING AND MAKING THINGS AS, AS NEEDED. YEAH. SO SOME OF THAT MONEY. BUT THE REST OF IT'S FOR THE PURCHASE.
THAT IS CORRECT. THANK YOU. THE UPFITTING THAT'S IN THE ENTERPRISE CARS, THE PATROL, DOES THAT GO BACK TO ENTERPRISE OR DO WE TAKE THAT STUFF OUT AND CAN IT BE USED IN THE NEW VEHICLES? IT IS BEING USED IN THE NEW VEHICLES. IF THAT'S NOT TRUE, ENTERPRISE ZONES THAT EQUIPMENT. RIGHT. BUT SOME OF THAT EQUIPMENT THEY DON'T WANT. SO IT WOULD BE TECHNICALLY BE DISCARDED, YOU KNOW. YEAH. TAKE POSSESSION OF THE. EXPERIENCE. I'D HAVE TO LOOK INTO THAT TO
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BE HONEST AS TO WHETHER OR NOT WE CAN KEEP THE ACTUAL VEHICLE. I'D HAVE TO LOOK INTO WHETHER OR NOT WE THINK THAT WAS THAT PROVIDED BY US OR BY ENTERPRISE. NO, IT'S PROVIDED BY WELL, OBVIOUSLY IT WAS ROLLED INTO THE COST OF THE LEASE, BUT IT'S EQUIPMENT SPECIFICALLY THAT WE UTILIZE. AND AGAIN, WHEN IT COMES OUT OF THE CARS, IT'S IT'S PALLETIZED AND THERE'S NO OTHER USE FOR IT. SO WHAT'S THE TURNAROUND TIME FOR A ONCE WE TAKE POSSESSION OF A PATROL CAR, WHERE DO WE SEND IT AND WHAT'S THE TURNAROUND TIME TO GET IT RIGHT NOW THE, THE, THE THE PERSON WHO'S BUSINESS THAT'S BEEN AWARDED THE BID IS JPJ. AND IT'S SOMEWHERE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF THREE WEEKS, I BELIEVE, ONCE IT LANDS ON THE GROUND AT JPJ, UNTIL AS LONG AS THEY HAVE EVERYTHING, IT'S ABOUT A THREE WEEK TURNAROUND. DO THEY WRAP IT TOO? DO THEY? NO. THERE'S A COMPANY. WELL, WE WE ONE OF THE BIDS THAT WENT OUT, DPW ACTUALLY INCLUDED THE STRIPING IN THE, IN THE THE BID. SO THIS IS GOING TO BE A FIRST FOR US. WE HAVE SOME CARS COMING WITH STRIPING. BUT ACTUALLY AT THE END OF THE DAY IT WAS STILL A LITTLE BIT CHEAPER TO USE THE BUSINESS WE HAVE USED. IT'S ALWAYS BEEN AWARDED THE BID LOCALLY IN WESTMORELAND FOR FOR A LONG, LONG TIME. AND THE NICE THING ABOUT THAT, IT'S CLOSE BY. SO IF A CAR IS IN A WRECK OR IF STRIPING IS PEELED OFF, IT CAN EASILY BE REPAIRED BY THE LOCAL COMPANY WHO DID IT. NOT SURE HOW THAT'S GOING TO GO WITH AN OUT-OF-TOWN COMPANY THAT WAS AWARDED A BID, YOU KNOW, NOT ANYWHERE NEAR AROUND HERE. SO WHEN IT COMES TO HAVING TO REPAIR IT. SO JUST TO DEVIATE A LITTLE BIT TOWARDS BUDGET. YES, SIR. DO YOU ANTICIPATE ANY OTHER SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION FOR THE REST OF THIS YEAR IN REGARDS TO, I BELIEVE WITH THERE MAY BE ONE COMING FOR. IN THE JAIL FOOD CONTRACT WITH THE NEW CONTRACT PRICING. THERE'S A THERE'S THE CONTRACT THAT WAS JUST APPROVED LAST MONTH. THERE IS A PRICE BUMP. SO I DON'T KNOW WHAT'S COVERED, YOU KNOW, IN OUR REMAINING OR THAT. AND I DON'T KNOW WHERE WE LAND WITH THE REMAINING LEASE PAYMENTS FOR THIS YEAR. YOU KNOW WHAT'S DUE TO ENTERPRISE, WHAT WE ACTUALLY OWE THEM AND WHAT'S IN THAT BUDGET LINE. SO THOSE ARE THE ONLY TWO THINGS THAT THAT COME TO MIND. YES, SIR. CAN I. YEAH, THAT'S THE NEXT ONE. NEXT ON THIS ONE. YEAH. I DID NOT SEE THAT. SO I'M NOT SURE WHAT, WHAT THAT'S IN REFERENCE TO.THAT'S THE SAME. IS THIS THE SAME SAME THING WE'RE TALKING ABOUT THOUGH. YEAH. OKAY. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS ON THIS SPECIFIC DOCUMENT. WE'LL MOVE ON TO THE NEXT GO AHEAD CHAIR.
WELL I WAS JUST GOING TO SAY THAT IF YOU BUY 14 CARS AT 65,000 WITH THE EQUIPMENT THAT'S NEEDED IN THERE, THAT'S 910,000. SO I CAN SEE WHY YOU MIGHT NEED. WELL, THEY'RE NOT ALL PATROL CARS THOUGH, SO THAT WE'RE BUYING. SO THAT'S WHY I GAVE YOU THE TWO DIFFERENT PRICES OKAY. YEAH. OKAY. YEAH. GOOD. GOOD. COMMITTEE. GOOD. BEFORE WE MOVE ON, LET'S CALL THE VOTE. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED. THAT CARRIES. LET'S MOVE ON TO THE SECOND EXPEDITED RESOLUTION THROUGH THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE. THIS IS A SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION OF 90,600 TO A 3110 3110 251000 AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT. AGAIN, THIS IS EXPEDITED. THERE IS INFORMATION LETTER PERTAINING TO THIS SPECIFICALLY QUESTIONS FROM THE COMMITTEE ON ON THIS RESOLUTION. NO QUESTIONS. LET'S CALL THE VOTE ON THIS. SO I APOLOGIZE. ALL MY PREVIOUS CONVERSATION WAS PUTTING THE TWO TOGETHER. I DIDN'T KNOW THEY WERE COMING SEPARATELY. SO I THOUGHT WE WERE TALKING ABOUT ONE AND THE SAME. THANK YOU, THANK YOU. ANY QUESTIONS? LET'S CALL THE VOTE ON THIS. ALL IN FAVOR, SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED. THAT CARRIES. CHAIRMAN OF PUBLIC SAFETY HAS ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS I MEANT TO ASK YOU THE OTHER DAY. WHAT'S THE DATE ON THE CAMERAS ON THE SCHOOL ZONES, AS FAR AS THE SCHOOL BUSSES, I THOUGHT WE A COUPLE OF MONTHS AGO, SCHOOL. THAT'S NOT DONE OUT OF MY OFFICE, THOUGH. THE CAMERAS ARE THE ONLY ONES THAT WE'RE ADMINISTRATING IN ADMINISTERING ARE THE CAMERAS ON THE SCHOOL BUSSES. THE CAMERAS ON THE SCHOOL ZONES, I BELIEVE IS COMING OUT OF THE OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES, NOT THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE. SO. I THOUGHT THE STATE JUST APPROVED IT. THE COUNTY ROADS. SO WE HAVE NO JURISDICTION. OKAY. SO THERE WAS AN ISSUE WITH THE BILL THAT THE ASSEMBLY HAD SPECIFICALLY THAT DID NOT PROVIDE ENOUGH TIME FOR A NEW HOME RULE TO BE ESTABLISHED. AND BECAUSE OF THAT, IT WAS NOT TAKEN UP BY THE ASSEMBLY. SO IT'S DEAD. SO I'M NOT MISTAKEN THAT THE COMMUNITY WITH THE COUNTY TO TO. YEAH. POLICE A DISTRICT LIKE
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CLINTON. EIGHT ROADS AROUND IT. ANYWAYS. YES, YES. THANK YOU. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS? WE'RE GOOD.MOTION TO ADJOURN, MIKE. THANK YOU. MOTION TO ADJOURN. SECOND. ALL IN FAVOR? AYE.
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