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- Hello and welcome to Cats Week. I'm Annalise Poorman. The Ellitsville Town Council met on April 13th

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- and awarded a community crossing matching grant to milestone contractors to repave streets.

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- Street Commissioner Kip Hetty said the low bid was just under $148,000. I could add that the streets

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- that will be paved this year will be Jessica Street from Benjamin to Hayden Court, Meadowlands Drive,

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- from Paddington Way to Daisy, Clover Drive from Meadowlands to Daisy and Wildflower Drive from Meadowlands

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- to Daisy. The council approved the contract unanimously.

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- Next, Fire Chief Kevin Patton provided an update on the repair of an aerial fire truck. A routine check

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- found an issue with a ladder that will require nearly $250,000 in repairs. Councilmember Scott Oldham

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- said that it is in the town's best interest to fix the truck rather than buy a new one. I don't see

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- it to be practical for us to not fix this. The size of the township, the size of

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- Things that may be headed our way in the future. I don't see where we Quite frankly have the option

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- to not fix it because redundancy is the is the keystone for public safety And this would only make the

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- third one even if we keep us a spare in the county, correct be the fourth I think if when it comes back

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- online, it would be the fourth. Yeah, so that's not a whole lot for a county with a

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- the population we have and particularly some of the bigger apartment complexes that are not righteously

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- ours currently for Ellitsville, but through mutual aid and frankly with the proximity of the airport

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- and everything else, I just don't think it's good fiscal policy not to fix this one. Patent said the

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- repair will require a new ladder to be built, which takes around six months. However, the truck will

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- only be out of commission for about a month while the new ladder is installed. The council will discuss

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- funding the repair at its next meeting.

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- During supervisor comments, Town Manager Mike Farmer discussed the Town of Ellitsville and Richland

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- Township reorganization plan. We'll get it sent out in the media, put it online, put it on our website,

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- as soon as possible. And everybody ought to be interested in it, and they should come to the meetings

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- and be here for the hearings.

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- two meetings at which the resolution to approve the plan is read out loud and then there's a final public

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- hearing. The finalized draft was completed by the reorganization committee on April 8th. The town council

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- and township board will finalize a schedule for deliberation meetings and public hearings to share with

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- the impacted residents.

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- The Bloomington Board of Public Safety met on April 16th. First, Deputy Police Chief Scott Oldham said

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- that there has been a decrease in crimes with weapons. Crime involving weapons continue to be lower

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- than what we've seen in the past. Next, Assistant Fire Chief Tanya Daffron said Bloomington saw fewer

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- service calls in the last year. However, overall, the last few years combined have seen an increase.

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- So our year to date, 1608,

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- calls for service for this month, it was 558 of that. So roughly about 500 a month is standard.

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- Of our 558, 220 were medical in nature. We are down from a year ago, which was 150 calls from 2025.

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- However, we're up.

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- roughly 10% from five years ago. And that seems more consistent that we're generally up. Daffron said

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- the station's mobile integrated healthcare numbers rose in March. And then MIH, we had 11 car seats

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- installed for the month. Six of those were new car seats for families. So not quite half in one month

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- from the year to date, as you can see.

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- Average visits per client, 11.1. 27 different services engaged for clients this month. That is the most

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- this year for a single month, 27 different ones. And then agencies engaged and where the referrals.

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- So again, March was a very busy month.

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- after the fire and police department presentations. Board member Tim Brinson said he was disappointed

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- in Bloomington for amending the flock camera system contract. I feel that flock camera system is a very

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- good program and I don't see how it's violating anyone's civil rights or privacy. It's not being kept

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- forever. It's 30 days and it's only a license plate number and as far as I'm concerned,

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- The government wants to know how many times I go to the upstairs pub. Well, look at the flock camera

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- system down there, because I personally don't care. But some people feel that it's an invasion of their

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- privacy. And I would say that out of the people that say that, 99% of them are on Facebook. And 85%

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- of them don't have it locked down. And when you don't have it locked down, you have welcomed me into

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- your life with open arms.

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- Now I can see where you like to go eat. I can see where you live. I can see the inside of your house,

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- your family, when you're going on vacation, how long you're going to be gone. What kind of pets do you

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- have? So I don't understand this invasion of privacy with the flock camera system at all. So me, personally,

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- I'm very disappointed in the city. And I fully supported the flock camera system.

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- Princeton explained that he did not think that it was an invasion of people's privacy and that it could

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- help with crimes. The board acknowledged his thoughts and adjourned the meeting.

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- The Bloomington Commission on Sustainability met on April 14th and discussed a resolution against the

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- use of glyphosate in Bloomington's public spaces. Experts answered questions about the common herbicide

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- used in weed control. Mary Wells, the natural resources manager with Bloomington Parks and Recreation,

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- explained how the city uses the herbicide. We are using glyphosate specifically for non-selective control.

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- It's a broad spectrum herbicide that's systemic.

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- which is one of the reasons why it's such an important tool. It doesn't just top kill, it gets down

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- into the roots and then kind of ends its action as it finds the soil particles and starts going through

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- its half-life. So we are using it, a lot of our use, over half of our use going back just the last few

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- years is for cut stump applications on woody vegetation.

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- Well said, the city also uses the herbicide on resistant invasive species, such as bush honeysuckle.

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- She said Parks and Recreation reports glyphosate usage on its online pesticide notice interface. Monroe

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- County Identify and Reduced Invasive Species Group president, Ellen Jaycart, said only allowing the

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- herbicide to be used on invasive species would cause problems with keeping sidewalks cleared of weeds.

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- Some communities in Florida have

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- attempted to ban glyphosate. And one of the things that they saw was a great increase in lawsuits, largely

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- because glyphosate was used to keep sidewalk cracks clean. They had no other way to do that effectively.

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- And there were a lot of slip and fall lawsuits. Jaycart and Wells both said their organizations use

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- a dye and signage to show where glyphosate has been applied. Jaycart also said glyphosate is safer than

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- other herbicides on the market.

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- There are hundreds, if not thousands, of other studies. There are incredible studies that have been

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- done. Glyphosate is by far the most studied herbicide in the world compared to any other out there,

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- Triclopyr, Mesopyr, Pliclorum. Glyphosate is the one they focus on because it has been such a workhorse

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- of an herbicide, and it's so greatly used.

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- I think you have to carefully evaluate the author's potential for conflict of interest. But from what

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- I have seen from all of the work that's been done, thus far there have been no good studies that have

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- shown significant harm to humans and applicators and used according to label directions.

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- compared to all the other possible herbicides out there, it's the safest we've got. Jaycart said using

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- glyphosate helps clear invasive species and promotes native plant growth, which is beneficial for the

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- environment. Wells added that invasive species change the soil, so it's best to remove them with the

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- herbicide. The commission postponed voting on the resolution until its May meeting so commissioners

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- can gather more information and think about possible amendments.

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- The Monroe County Capital Improvement Board met on April 15th. First, the board heard updates from Weddle

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- Brothers Construction on the Bloomington Convention Center expansion. Senior Superintendent Logan Turner

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- said they have made significant progress. We have 52,000 pounds of supplemental steel that's in the

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- exhibit hall. And what that means is that's for all the partition walls. There's a lot of coordination

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- that goes into that and getting that in place so we can frame walls around it.

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- drywall paint, but there's a lot of steel that goes in before we can do that. So on sequence seven,

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- as you can tell, the detailing is going on and the decking has started as of today. So that's moving

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- that all get closed in. So that's a huge milestone for us. We'll go ahead to the next. Next, the board

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- considered the acceptance of land transfers from the city and county board president, John Weikart explained

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- the transfers. Uh, since our last meeting, uh, the redevelopment commission, uh, by resolution approved the

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- transfer of parcels to the Capital Improvement Board that include, by way of description, the south

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- overflow parking lot, as well as the parking lot that is behind the courtyard by Marriott, so west of

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- the courtyard by Marriott, south of this building. So the Redevelopment Commission has approved the

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- transfer to us of those two parcels. I think it's more than two, but those parcels of land.

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- In addition, last night, the County Council completed the approval process started by the County

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- Commissioners. The County Commissioners by resolution approved the transfer to the CIB of the West parking

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- lot, as well as those parcels that I will simply describe as south of Smith Avenue,

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- to 2nd Street, with the exception of a privately owned building that's on that property. So the county

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- commissioners approved that by resolution. Last night, the county council also approved that resolution.

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- So both the city and the county have advised us that they are transferring or are wanting to transfer

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- those parcels to us. The board voted unanimously to accept the conveyance of the properties.

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- Then the board discussed related real estate. Weichart maintained that their mission is to expand the

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- convention center, renovate the current building and select a hotelier and a site for the host hotel.

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- He explained that the college square site is the best option. We're obviously well underway with the

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- expansion and plans for renovation and the transfer from the RDC and the county of parking lots secures

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- that into the future.

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- There is now an opportunity presented by the transfer of the further south properties by the county

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- to identify what land we own for hotel development. We've all recognized for two years now that it is

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- a north site, the College Square site that is the best fit for the hotel site. Negotiations between

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- the hotel developer, we selected in the city ended in December 2025 after 14 months of discussion. But

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- now with the transfer of land from the county,

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- the CIB is for the first time in a position to make its own offer on the College Square site.

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- In May of 2024, in response to the CIB's request to the City to identify property available for the

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- Convention Center project, Margie Rice Corporation Council wrote about the site to the North, and I

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- quote from her letter, negotiations will be required for the purchase or acquisition of the RDC-owned

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- parcels to the North

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- If those parcels are determined to be integral to the project, the city will expect to be paid or reimbursed

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- in some amount for the real property to the north of the existing convention center. Weichart made a

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- motion to negotiate with the president of the Bloomington Redevelopment Commission, Deborah Meyerson,

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- for the acquisition of the College Square location. The motion passed unanimously.

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- During public comment, city council member Sydney Zulek said she supports negotiations with the city

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- on the College Square property. I just want to take the time to thank you all for all the hard work

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- that you've done on this and say that it is not necessarily up to me, but I am very supportive of your

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- efforts to enter into negotiations with the city for the College Square property. And I just wanted

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- to come on record and say that. So thank you very much for all of your work. And I look forward to continuing

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- to work with you in the future.

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- The Monroe County CIB will meet again on May 20th. The Monroe County Public Library Board of Trustees

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- met on April 15th. Library Director Greer Carson presented the monthly report to the board. Carson said

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- the library hosted 217 programs, which saw over 3,200 attendees. He said that there has been an increase

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- in engagement for children's programming.

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- We saw a huge increase in the use of Loat for Kids, which is our newest children's ebook platform, with

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- a total of 238 stories viewed. That's a remarkable monthly statistic, given that the total number of

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- stories viewed for all of last year was 258. We introduced this resource in January of this year, and

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- it was the eLibrary resource of the month in March, so it's likely that the web highlight was the driver

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- for such a sharp increase in use, and that's often the case.

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- Carson shared that there was an uptick in interest for another program titled Mango Languages.

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- increase in use last month, nearly doubling the numbers that we saw in March of 2025. We believe this

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- was due at least in part to the temporary loss of Rosetta Stone. So Rosetta Stone, which is a very popular

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- language tool, has been a part of the Indiana State Library's Inspire suite of resources for some time.

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- It was dropped in July of last year during the State Library's renewal with EBSCO, which is the provider.

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- and partly due to the cost-saving measures they took associated with the discontinuation of the IMLS

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- funding. Once that funding was restored, Rosetta Stone was added back to the Inspire collection in February

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- of this year. And it is very popular, so it's quite possible that Mango Languages sort of took the place

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- for Rosetta Stone for a little while. Carson added that the library has introduced Blu-ray discs to

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- additional branches following success at the downtown location.

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- We introduced blu-ray discs to our branches in March. The popularity of our downtown blu-ray collection

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- has grown over the two years that we've offered this, and now we're starting to order branch copies

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- of some blu-ray titles so that Ellisville and Southwest both have browsing blu-ray collections.

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- For some context, we often pilot a new physical collection at the downtown library before expanding

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- it to the branches. This allows us to gauge demand for browsing collection before investing and expanding

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- its holdings across the system, which, of course, can be quite expensive. While we pilot a collection,

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- we watch the patron holds queues for downtown materials to see how many branch patrons request the title

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- to be sent to the branch for pickup.

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- And this gives us a sense for when it's appropriate to go ahead and invest in expanding a physical collection

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- to the branches. The next meeting of the MCPL Board of Trustees will be on May 20th. The Monroe County

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- Council met on April 14th. During public comment, a resident addressed the recently revived issue of

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- the proposed North Park jail location.

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- I'm going to implore you to please, even under these pressure tactics, to remain true to your convictions

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- and to remain true to the desires of your constituents. The public does not want a jail at North Park.

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- Your colleagues at the city do not want a jail at North Park. I know two of our city council members

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- put out a press release to that very sentiment yesterday. Your business community does not want a jail

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- at North Park.

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- Social service providers, the folks in the trenches doing the work, as you just heard, do not want a

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- jail at North Park. And you yourselves in October stated in no unclear terms that you do not want a

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- jail in North Park. Building a jail at North Park would be a tremendous harm to our community. And I

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- hope that when the time comes, and it seems like it's coming, that you will once again vote no on a

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- purchase order for that land. Thank you.

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- Chief Deputy Phil Parker from the Monroe County Sheriff's Department then provided an update on ongoing

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- hiring challenges. In 2025, we ran two merit processes. In each one of those processes, we had 38 applicants.

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- In that first process, we netted zero hires out of that process. We took six people to background in

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- polygraphs.

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- And they all failed, every one of them. Six failed the polygraph examination, which as we know is a

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- test of veracity and what you've done in your past life that may or may not affect you. So what can

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- we derive from that? And unfortunately, that's a quality of applicant issue that we're struggling with

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- right now.

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- The clerk's office represented by new chief deputy Tanner Brawnham requested approval for overtime pay

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- to support election related work. So we have several employees in the clerk's office who assist with

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- elections during election season. That includes a lot of it is training, training, you know, we have

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- a lot of a lot of poll workers, election day poll workers who work full time jobs and they can't make

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- our normal training days. And so we have individuals who assist with training

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- after hours and on weekends and that's primarily what this line is for. Following tornado damage airport

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- director Carlos Laverde requested funds to cover repair costs at the county airport while awaiting insurance

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- reimbursement. I'm thinking two million dollars worth of capital damage out there and it's fluctuated

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- between two and four right now

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- we're looking at approximately $3 million in damage. The council then deliberated a property transfer

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- to the Capital Improvement Board for the Convention Center expansion. CIB President John Weichart stated

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- his intent to pursue a land swap for the former Bunger and Robertson lot to the north. But it would

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- be my hope

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- that if we were to receive these parcels in transfer, that we would engage the city and the redevelopment

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- commission into a discussion about a land exchange. Can we exchange those south parcels to second street

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- for the former Bunger Robertson lot? Can we achieve two goals? Can the CIB then move forward to develop

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- a hotel on that north property, which is the best fit for the city?

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- see some advantage to having the South South parcels for their own. initiatives for their own priorities

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- for their own development, whatever that whatever that may be. I can't I can't predict what will happen

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- if we were to make that offer, I can tell you that that in private conversations. i've had with the

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- mayor she's not indicated support for a land exchange.

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- A local resident identified only as Barry expressed support for a land swap that would preserve affordable

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- housing at Seminary Point. It makes no sense to ruin people's lives in the interim, but it makes perfect

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- sense to transfer this property to the city with assurance from the city that they intend to transfer

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- it to a land trust and actually use their affordable housing fund to keep Seminary Point permanently

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- affordable. I spoke to an elderly woman who lives at Seminary Point one week ago. I asked her if she

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- wants to leave. She said,

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- No! The Council approved the Motion 6-0 with Councilmember Jennifer Crossley abstaining. The next meeting

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- of the Monroe County Council will be on April 28th. And that is all for Cats Week. Thank you for joining

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- us. For Cats and WFHB, I'm Annaliese Poorman.
