- We're called to order the meeting this evening of the January 12th, 2026 meeting of the Oldsville Town
- Council. Chief, prayer. Thank you, sir. I have the father, once again, come before you. Thank you so
- much for this little town. Thank you for the blessing you bestowed on these families and representatives
- here. Just be with us always and keep us safe in our work. We ask you, say in Jesus' name, amen. Amen.
- I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands,
- one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Whenever you're ready, Noel. Scott
- Oldham. Here. Dan Swafford. Here. William Ellis. Here. Trevor Sager. Here. Pamela Samples. Here.
- This evening, the first thing is the election of town council. First office is president. Anyone with
- nominations? OK, I make a motion to make
- Oldham president second Motion second. Is there any other nominations? Seeing none Scott Oldham sure
- Dan Swafford. Yes, William Ellis. Yes, Trevor Sager. Yes Pamela samples. Yes motion carries Nexus for
- vice president make a motion to nominate Dan Swafford as vice president second
- Second are there other nominations? Seeing none roll call please Scott Oldham. Yes, Dan Swafford. Yes,
- William Ellis. Yes, Trevor Sager. Yes, Pamela samples. Yes motion carries Good glasses tonight action
- approve accounts. I'm sorry action approve minutes from December 22nd 2025 meeting so moved Motion second
- all those in favor say aye aye any opposed any abstaining I
- Accidents pay accounts payable vouchers and payroll vouchers Second motion second all those in favor
- say aye aye any opposed any abstaining First resolution and only resolution this evening this evening
- is 2026-01 the cancellation of warrants This is a standard housekeeping procedure. We do every year
- for the council It is checks that are outstanding for two or more years as of December the 31st. I
- What was the total this year I'm sorry five hundred thirty nine dollars and ninety cents Questions from
- council Actions from council I Move we approve the cancellation warrants twenty twenty twenty six dash
- zero one second Second Scott Oldham. Yes
- Dan Swaffer William Ellis. Yes, Trevor Sager. Yes, Pamela samples. Yes motion carries Ordinance on first
- reading this evening's ordinance 2022 stashes you were one amending the schedule of non-recurring water
- rates and charges And ordinance authorizing the submission of petition to the IURC for 30-day filings and
- to amend the schedule of non-curring water rates and charges, and the town received the order from the
- IURC at the end of December, and this is what has been approved, so the council needs to amend the ordinance.
- I would have no problems with the council passing it on first reading because the IURC gave you almost
- exactly what you asked for. On the tap charges, actually, they gave you $5 more than you asked for.
- Reconnection charges you have requested $60. They broke it down into during business hours as a $40
- charge after business hours as an $80 charge and otherwise There would be no surprise to the Citizens
- so I would have no objection to the council passing in our first reading Okay questions comments from
- counsel first that question should this be ordinance 2026-02 I
- because it's the same. But with the resolution and ordinance, would we have the same? I know
- one's resolution, one's an ordinance. I just didn't know if that was OK to have them the same. Oh, I
- must put that on there. The ordinance is supposed to be the 202601, and the resolution is supposed to
- be 01226. Apologies for that. That was a misprint that I put on there.
- Correct sorry Since we're contemplating and approving this on the first reading this evening is there
- comments from public Seeing none and just as a housekeeping note, unfortunately our owl
- Intranet device is not functioning appropriately. So zoom Does not allow interaction this evening? Apologize,
- it's technical error. We're working on it. We'll have it fixed as soon as we possibly can Seeing nothing
- in chambers. We will return back to council to see if there's a desire to move this to passage on first
- read I move that ordinance number twenty twenty six dash zero one be submitted for first reading second
- second roll call please. Scott Oldham? Yes. Dan Swafford? Yes. William Ellis? Yes. Trevor Sager? Yes.
- Pamela Samples? Yes. Motion carries. I move that ordinance number 2026, that 01 be adopted on the same
- day at which it is introduced. I'll second. Motion second, roll call please. Scott Oldham? Yes.
- Dan Swafford? Yes. William Ellis? Yes. Trevor Sager? Yes. Pamela Samples? Yes. Motion carries.
- And lastly, I move that ordinance number twenty twenty six dash zero won't be adopted. I'll set it motion
- and second when you're ready. Scott Oldham. Yes. Dan Swaffer. Yes. William Ellis. Yes. Trevor Sager.
- Yes. Pamela samples. Yes. Motion carries. There are no additional ordinances on second reading. There
- is no old business under new business. The first order there is agreement to provide community access
- television service.
- 2025 to 2026 the Cats TV asked for a 2% increase we budgeted $20,000 total for the contract this comes
- in at nineteen thousand one hundred fifty five dollars We also had language put into the contract last
- year. They started filming the Parks and Recreation Board the Planning Commission the zoning appeals and
- For this year, the reorganization committee will also be included in the contract. At this cost? Correct.
- And I would ask that the council cross out or amend the contract to redact the Ellsville Building Corporation
- from the list. They meet once a year, five minutes in my office. So they are open to the public. I always
- have no outpost notice and I put a notice on my door. But they do not need to be televised.
- What is it, I'm sorry.
- Okay, and I wasn't a hundred percent sure on that when they asked for all the meetings that could potentially
- be videoed Other council questions comments is their motions from council I'll make a motion to approve
- the agreement to provide community access television and
- As amended, striking the Alexville Building Corporation. Office one of the. Companies are some one of
- the meetings. Motion in the second Scott Oldham. Yes, Dan Swaffer. Yes, William Ellis. Yes, Trevor Sager.
- Yes, Pamela samples. Yes, motion carries. Appointments to boards, annual appointments, various boards
- and Commission to the Parks Board.
- seats are open is correct and Are these people currently serving and want to remain in those positions?
- Okay Is there anyone else that's come forward seeking these seats So for the public record Ronnie van
- Dievander and Katie Michael Are the two that we're discussing? What is the council's pleasure? I would
- be a point three a point both
- Ronnie Van Dievender and Katie Michael. Second. Motion second. Whenever you're ready. Scott Oldham.
- Yes. Dan Swafford. Yes. Oh, sorry. William Ellis. I'll go yes for me. Dan, if you want to answer for
- me too. Trevor Sager. Yes. Pamela Samples. Yes. Motion carries. Sorry about that, Dan. Board of Zoning
- Appeals, Travis Conyer. Yeah, he's currently a member of term expired.
- Taken over partial term for a member who had passed and he's willing to continue serving and I'll note
- that this is a presidential appointment That said are there any objections from counsel? Has anyone
- else expressed interest no Mr. Conyers appointed. Thank you Next is proclamation for community risk
- reduction. I
- Proclamation I'm going to give you a brief presentation over what is community risk reduction Shouldn't
- take very long to do this is prepared by Us at the fire marshal division with fire marshal Corman and
- he is the deputy fire marshal Shane Garrett So what is community risk reduction it's referred to as
- CRR you guys probably hear that more than anything
- Community risk reduction is a strategic approach aimed at lowering all hazards within the community.
- You have to identify the hazards, you prioritize the hazards, and then you implement programs with the
- resources that you have available to you or requesting resources to help reduce their occurrence and
- impact on a local level. It emphasizes collaboration amongst community members to address specific hazards
- enhance preparedness and improve resilience against the disasters. So some of the programs that we offer
- at Ellitsville for community risk reduction involve education and prevention. Education could be something
- as simple as school programs to elderly programs for slips and falls. NFPA steps to safety is one of those.
- Fire and life safety inspections is what we offer at the Fire Marshal's Division to help make sure all
- public buildings are safe for the public to be in. The smoke alarm program falls under the prevention
- section. We are in a partnership with the American Red Cross to where we go in and install fire alarms
- in homes provided by the American Red Cross. Our American Heart Association training sites
- So that's anything from CPR, first aid, all the way up to basic life support. We can instruct and certify
- people and community members. We are also the American College of Surgeons Stop the Bleed. It's the
- premier Stop the Bleed bleeding control trauma training nationally. It's owned by and operated by the
- Department of Defense. Project Lifesaver is
- A very unique program. It's through Lieutenant Paul Ford with the Monroe Fire Protection District. He
- heads that up under him. We also have a part of it at Ellitsville and that consists of a GPS tracker
- that's given either to the wrist or ankle bracelet and we have a transmitter and that allows us to go
- find people that like to go out and be lost sometimes. It's utilized quite frequently.
- Certifications and continued education. So certifications is basically for us to be able to implement
- community risk reduction programs. We roughly go through about 100 hours of training to be able to do
- this. And the education part for continuance is educating our firefighters. So when they go out into
- these homes, they go out into these businesses. It's stuff for them to look at and report back to us
- so we have a broader span. So the future of...
- the Ellisville Fire Department and Community Risk Reduction implementation through the creation of a
- Community Risk Assessment or CRA continuing the programs offered and adding more aspects of the CRR
- model because there's a lot more to the model than what we can do right now due to budgetary and personnel
- restraints. We will not only have an active and thriving communities but safer ones.
- Risk reduction is a shared responsibility that requires everyone's participation by working together,
- investing in safety, and focusing on what we can control. We can reduce risks, protect lives, and build
- resilience. These are some just of the things that we offer and we do for the community in action. Everything
- from school prevention to public community events,
- the American Red Cross home fire or home smoke installation. The trailer that you guys see in that corner
- is a trailer that's used for fire prevention and it's provided by all the fire departments within the
- county. So it's a program that we all go through together and implement. It's just some of it. Resources
- for this that we use to create and compile everything was the Indiana Department of Homeland Security.
- the National Fire Protection Association, the Federal Emergency Management Association, or agency, the
- US Fire Administration, and Vision 2020's CRR Academy. There's an old adage that Benjamin Franklin,
- one of the founding fathers of the United States, but he's also considered the founding father of the
- fire service. In 1752, he stated, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, and this is still
- true today in 2026.
- You want me to go ahead and move into the proclamation? Sure. Okay. So, whereas every 23 seconds a fire
- department in the United States responds to a fire somewhere in the nation, whereas fires nationally
- are responsible for 2,920 civilian deaths and 75% of these fatalities in 2024 occurred in the home,
- whereas fires nationally were responsible
- for 8,920 civilian injuries, and 75% of these injuries were in 2024, were also related to fires in the
- home. Whereas urban, or wildland-urban interface, or what we call WUE, related fires remain a concern
- nationwide with multi-billion dollar losses as a result in 2024.
- whereas the fire service responds to a growing number of medical calls for service, surpassing 90% of
- the total call volume in some jurisdictions, whereas community risk reduction is a data-informed process
- to identify and prioritize local risks, followed by integrated and strategic investment of the resources
- to reduce the recurrence and impact, whereas the value of community support from local, state, and national
- partners address community risks
- is a recognized to meet the demands on paid combination and volunteer members of the fire service. Whereas
- the goal of community risk reduction is to reduce the occurrence and impact of emergency events for
- both community members and emergency responders through the deliberate action in areas of the five E's
- of education, engineering, enforcement and emergency, response and economic incentive.
- whereas most related and many medical calls for service are preventable, with the 5Es performed as part
- of our Integrated Community Risk Reduction Program, whereas Monday, January 19th, is Martin Luther King
- Day and nationally recognized as a National Day of Service and an opportunity for communities to reduce
- risks to their communities through a series of educational outreach programs. Therefore, be it resolved
- that the Ellitsville Town Council, during the week of January 19th,
- 2026 through January 25th, 2026 be designated as CRR week, a grassroots incentive of the fire service
- professionals across the nation to raise awareness and the importance of CRR and the fire service and
- the opportunity to make community safer. Thank you. I've got a copy of it here.
- Okay, we need to circle back to some more appointments as Dan pointed out I skipped a whole bunch of them and
- Okay so for twenty twenty five boards and committees. First the solid waste management board and you
- do not want to do that anymore is it correct no. Things have changed I wanted to step down from that
- board. Council member who would like to serve on the board.
- I'll leave that unfilled for the moment. The Minerva County Emergency Management Advisory Board, currently
- Chief Patton is involved. Do you wanna stay with that? Any objections from Council? He remains. Elstville
- Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Farmer, you wanna remain there? Objections from Council? Animal Control Board,
- Mr. Ellis. Objections? Okay, Metropolitan Planning Organization.
- Again, I apologize. I need to step down from that board too. Okay Anyone that would like to take that
- spot? Darla does that have to be a councilman? Okay, so is there a council member who wants to take
- that on? Okay
- It means probably about eight times a year. They usually take a couple vacations. Okay, well why don't
- we put that one on the back burner? We'll come back to that maybe next week or next meeting. Health
- and safety officer. Chief Patton, you want to remain as that? Objections? None. The BEDC board, Mr.
- Ellis, Mr. Farmer? I'm good. Objections?
- BEDC general which is the well and Denise objections Objections Okay, so all those except for metropolitan
- planning and solid waste management are now filled those two will solicit Potential people for and come
- back to the council probably next meeting and see if we can fill those spots Does that work for everyone?
- There's two appointments for the MPO, one's policy and one's the technical advisory committee, and I
- serve on the technical advisory committee. Okay. Okay, so that's why the other one would need to be
- the council member. Yes. Okay. And do you want to stay with the technical advisory committee? Please.
- Anyone? No objections. Okay. And you'll remain there. Thank you. All right, so we'll circle back to
- that. And now we're down to the wastewater treatment.
- plant current projects updates and discussion. I think at the end of the year I talked about getting
- ready to do a lot of things last year we put in a new UV system. The one thing that's on the front burner
- for me is you have a sheet that shows the things a few things that we've talked about doing.
- is item number four of replacing the SCADA system. It's the original SCADA system. And for those of
- you who don't know what SCADA means, it's system controls and data acquisition. And basically it allows
- us to have a Monday through Friday staff or other plants that don't have SCADA systems have to have
- a 24-7 staff. So this SCADA system came with the plant in 1997.
- and there's no parts available for it. The first item of business was I solicited three quotes for control
- panels and they're in your packet. Wessler Engineering reviewed these control panel bids and they said
- they're all what they need and so it's a pretty obvious choice, I think.
- I don't know if I need to read off all three, but the lowest price was from PAC IV at, I think, $104,995.
- The price from the other two, one was from Precision Controls. It was $146,000. And the other one was
- from MI Repairs and Service. I think it was like $154,000.
- So if you would approve the PACIV quote, I appreciate it. It'd take about four to eight weeks to get
- this panel built. This money will be coming out of the combined equipment replacement account that both
- us and Eastern contribute into. I think there's currently, don't quote me on the exact price,
- at least a million dollars in that account currently. So any questions about this item? Okay,
- thank you. Is there motions from council? What would the motion? This is project updates and discussion.
- I mean, what would the motion? I was anticipating a motion to allow them to purchase the control. Yes, yes, yes.
- may not save the necessary purposes. Motion and second, we're ready. Scott Oldham? Yes. Dan Swapper?
- Yes. William Ellis? Yes. Trevor Sager? Yes. Pamela Samples? Yes. Motion carries. So once this panel
- is purchased and we get it in, you will, I mean, we'll see, I'll be,
- presenting you a quote from Wessler Engineering to actually do all the integration. The price includes
- computers, software, licensing, and all the stuff that goes to make this all happen. And then they integrate
- all the equipment into it. We've also prepared it where we can also integrate our water towers, water
- booster stations, lift stations can all be on one SCADA system and
- that you can get on your phone, your laptop, your computer, anybody can look at it, but only certain
- people can use the controls. So that'll be coming at the next meeting. So I'll be sending that out soon
- so you'll be able to see it and review it. Also at the wastewater plant, we've already installed new
- gates. I think what we have left is card readers. That was already approved in a council meeting.
- and should be completed within the next couple of weeks. Other things is we're moving the dumping station,
- ours at the old blue building is about to fall all the way in. So I'll be bringing bids to you also
- at the next meeting. I've asked several people to bid on constructing that. Once we get it installed,
- we'll move some fence around and all of our septic trucks will be entering and exiting at the wastewater plant.
- read by card reader so we'll know who's come and gone and they'll be down there where our operations
- staff will be so we can keep a better eye on them. And then the other thing I'd like to do and I'm trying
- to get some prices for is the lab building and the administration building has original carpet,
- original tile, needs painted, ceiling tiles are starting to sag. The actual
- ceiling has no, it never did have insulation in it, so I want to do a little spray foaming in there,
- help keep the cost for heating and cooling the building down a little bit, and just a little bit of
- an upgrade at the administration building, which includes a lab and the offices. So. I'm also kind of
- shocked that for only 50 years we need to go and do this. It's not been quite that long, but it's been
- a while. But we are, we're trying to upgrade the plant, and we've done some exterior painting in the
- past couple years. It looks pretty good, but
- It just needs a little, I like for it to look a little nicer. So other than that, the plane's still
- running very well after 30 years. I have a question for you on the cybersecurity for what they would
- be doing for the system. I mean, does Wexler, is that set up to defend against bad actors and stuff
- too, or? They actually specialize in
- that kind of stuff, they take care of some major cities, Wessler does, and we're always from the Indian
- Department of Environmental Management, they're always sending out emails to us all the time about,
- because there has been some places hacked and some water systems affected. Mostly they like the drinking
- water, but if they can cause a major spill for wastewater into a receiving stream, they will. So yeah,
- we're on top of it all the time. Gotcha. I figured, I just,
- Good question. Why are we charging people to pay online their water bill because people have complained
- to me that no other bill you pay online like your electric gas where they don't charge. So why are we
- charging people. I mean it make things easier people to pay online.
- Part of the charge we get charged for having an ability If the resident would prefer to have an ACH
- Using their bank account and routing number that does not have a charge and we have the ability to do
- that through the utilities office but the credit card is an automatic we get charged it and So the others
- freedom people don't know that
- I mean, people just ask me why they're being charged to pay the bills online, because they don't pay
- for anything else they pay online. A credit card transaction will have the charge. So if they want to
- use their account and routing number, there's no charge for that. Oh, is that set up online that they
- can do? Because it seems like I'm not 100% sure about because I don't really deal on that side of the
- utilities. Because it seems like, you know, 2026 almost at 2025 caught myself. I know from
- Electric and Centerpoint they have for gas they will charge the fee for credit cards But if I set it
- up through bank track, there's no charge, but I can do it all mine So does anybody you could do both
- here and you also? Sometimes some banks depending on where your bank will charge will actually charge
- you to use that I know at B&B water system They get charged by going through I'm not going to
- say the name of the bank, because I don't think it's appropriate, but they do get charged a small fee
- by using the ACH. So it just depends on where you bank, and we try to make it as simple as possible.
- Another option is filling out bill pay from your bank, and bill pay will, I know, I think the first
- couple ones, at least from the bank I use, they've mailed them checks, but then after it was deposited
- and verified, I think it just doesn't,
- but my bank initiates it, it's not pulled from. So there's some options there for free. But as Jeff
- said, it's gonna depend on the bank. We'll look and see how accessible and the thing is to make sure
- it's as easy to utilize as it can be. Actually, Pam, I'll have the office staff email you
- Multiple ways they can pay and what the charges are so you'll have it Yeah, so you'll be you can talk
- intelligent when people ask you those questions That's it, okay next order businesses consultation for
- the establishment of a fire protection territory I
- Basically what we're looking for is I believe the part up for vote tonight is to have Baker Tilly do
- a financial study for the Development of a fire protection territory between the town of Elksville and
- Richland Township so I'm happy to answer any questions if everybody wants to know the difference between
- a territory in a district and
- or if it's any kind of legal stuff, I'd probably defer that to Darla. Questions from Council? Has this
- got favorable reviews from those within Richland Township? I have talked to the three advisory board
- and the Township Trustee, and they're in favor of at least starting this process and making sure it's
- the right direction. Excellent. Just out of interest, how long have we been providing contract service
- to Richland Township?
- was it 47? I have to go to the historian. 1947, 79 years in concurrent, not one offs, right? And the
- advisory board members and Richland Township trustee made it very clear they're 100% happy with the
- service that Ellisville provides them, both the council and the fire department itself. And this would ensure
- Whether it's a yes or no vote from the public and the councils on reorganization that they can continue
- to get the same fire protection services with the same People that they've had for the last 79 years.
- That's correct. All right So there hasn't been enough people within the township of people wanting to
- have a different service No, so 79 years has been done successfully. That's correct. Are we failing
- in any part? As far as I know no and I've not had any complaints from
- town or township residents. I think everybody gets a pretty good bang for their buck. Yeah, just wondering.
- You mentioned that we also are looking into moving a fire station closer to, what would you say, closer
- to the Richland Township Center and that we have ongoing negotiations and discussions about building
- a new fire station.
- working on that too, so not only I think they're happy with service to Richland Township, but we're
- in the process of improving that protection. Yeah, that's not an additional station. That's replacing
- one that was built in 1970 with one person on duty, and there's four there now, so they get a little
- snug in there. I just wanted to make sure that we were doing our due diligence, that something had not
- occurred that this council was not aware of.
- would precipitate the need for or the reason behind someone else serving a territory we've served diligently
- for 79 years I know of no reason for Anybody to be upset with the service or the quality that we provided
- them And we haven't raised their their Contracts appreciably other than what's negotiated between the
- two parties for years. That's correct All right questions from counsel
- I just thank you in the fire department for keeping Richland Township residents protected from any other
- moves that other government agencies may wanna make, because I think this is crucial. Some people are
- looking for a solution, looking for a problem, and we don't have one here, and we've gotten along great.
- to 80 years. I'm sorry, I gotta ask another question. Just with the established fire protection territory,
- we're not anticipating raising the rates for anyone, whether it's Oldsville or the township, immeasurably
- compared to what they get now. So just because this sets outside the levy, we're not anticipating huge
- contractual increases, are we? No, not at all. We don't have any intentions to go in where the fire
- district's at with the cost of that.
- So our cost will remain consistent as it has for almost eight decades. Sure, I mean, it fluctuates just
- like gasoline or a gallon of milk, but no, we don't have any intentions of going up to the rate that
- they've got. And it would be everybody, the town and the township. That's correct, that's correct. Not
- paying for other townships and other portions. Any cost that's incurred in the Richland or Ellisville
- is paid for by then. It's not affected by a township
- on the other side of the county or anything. All right. And for the public, to make it clear, if an
- organization does pass, when it passes, knock on wood, this becomes moot. Is that correct? That's correct.
- So it's a protective measure. Yes. If the consolidation goes through, the territory just is assimilated
- into the consolidation
- and no changes. If the consolidation was not to go through, then Ellisville Fire still provides fire
- protection to Richland Township, just like we've been doing. If you like your fire department, you can
- keep your fire department. That's correct. You could have heard that before. I know. But we mean it.
- We mean it. Like we have for 79 years. Yes. All right. So you need a motion from council to allow you
- to explore this, correct? Yes, please. I will gladly make that motion to explore
- the establishment of the fire protection territory with Richland Township. Second. Before we do that,
- is there a public comment? Seeing none, we have a motion and a second. Scott Oldham. Yes. Gans Walker.
- He had to take off. He had something come up. William Ellis. Yes. Trevor Sager. Yes. Pamela Samples.
- Yes. Motion carries. Thank you very much. Now we come to privilege of the floor. Anyone having business
- for this council that's not part of our normal agenda?
- and chambers will move forward to supervisor comments being time manager. Okay. Yeah. I just want to
- remind everybody there's a work session tomorrow for the reorganization committee. It'll be our third
- meeting. It's actually a full meeting. It is. I don't think I'm sorry. Okay. I thought it was a work
- session. Okay. So it's full meeting. I encourage everybody to attend anybody that doesn't know what
- we're doing should come to the meeting.
- and they're allowed to ask questions and be part of the process. This is probably one of the most important
- things that the town of Ellisville's been involved with since I've been here and maybe forever. This
- is not a pipe dream or a project that was anticipated two years ago. This has been
- put on us by some of the ramifications of Senate Bill 1 that has to do with how we get our revenues.
- There's a lot of components to why we should do reorganization. And I would be glad to come to anybody,
- whether it's just a few people or an organization, and explain in general what we are trying to attempt to do.
- Education's gonna be important and the key to the success of this project. So anybody anywhere that
- needs to meet with myself or board members or any of the reorganization committee, I'll facilitate coming
- to them and be at their beck and call to explain things. People need to get involved. We're getting
- ready to send out a mailer. I think that'll be talked about tomorrow. We've got it all set up and ready to go.
- And so soon enough, everybody that's a voter, registered voter will get the mailer with the pertinent
- information on it. That's all I got to say. Six o'clock, yeah. Six o'clock, and then the next regular
- scheduled meeting is, somebody help me.
- next Wednesday at six o'clock as well. So tomorrow we're gonna be talking about objectives and what
- we put into our plan that we push forward and so. We have a few more board appointments to make too.
- Thank you. Subcommittees. Anyway, you need to show up or at least call and ask for somebody to come
- talk to you about this. It's important. That's all I got.
- the subcommittees be contacting the supervisors that's involved with the subcommittee? I'll talk about
- the Parks and Rec morning at that. Yeah, I haven't, I need the contact information because I've been
- contacting all the people who are appointed for the subcommittee, but I didn't have good contact information
- for the ones appointed at the Parks and Rec. I just had their names and the names are so general I couldn't.
- If they're there, can you point them out to us so we can? I don't, I only know one of them.
- So I would have loved to. But yes, the answer's yes. Absolutely. Thank you. Go Hoosiers. Outside of
- that, I think I'll keep my thoughts and comments to myself. Let that go.
- Thank you. Thank you. Thank you chief. We've all been here a minute.
- All right, no further business. We stand adjourned.