adequate notice of this meeting was provided in accordance with chapter 231 public law 1975. Take a moment of meditation. Hope everybody had a great Easter holiday. You were with your family.
Please stand for the flag salute. Commissioner Douglas Alrech lead us 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. Roll call, please. Commissioner Ostino, here. Commissioner Alrech, here. Commissioner Romero, here. Commissioner Less, present. Commissioner Taylor excused. Deputy Director Marawn here. Director
Sorrow here. Do I have a motion and second to accept and dispense with the reading of the minutes from the last public meeting? Luis would like to speak about resolutions only. Please step forward. Give your name and your location. Good evening. I'm Nancy Richway from
Upper Deerfield and Fairfield Townships. Two weeks ago at your meeting, I asked about resolution 2025208 was ratifying a settlement and I wanted to know how much we've spent on legal fees and I asked
for for this meeting when we're finished with open session. We have that answer. Okay. And on resolution 2025252, it's a resolution assigning the matter of an open public meeting a open
public records act request concerning the deputy county administrator. You mean we have to spend money because you don't want to hand over open public records. It's for $10,000 for a lawyer.
Seriously. Does anyone else wish to address the board on resolutions? We have a motion to close. Second. All in favor? I uh counselor you
could address the issue. Sure. um on the attorney amount. But what I'm going to say is um there is ongoing settlement activities. There's uh ongoing uh litigation that relates to this. So I'll
give the number, but it's not for purposes of discussion in the open meeting. The county to date has spent $33,990 or on this matter. You may wish for me to mention uh on the
Oprah front um that it is a necessary function to provide an analysis of records that are to be released and everyone has that right whether it's a commissioner whether it's an employee and in this particular case like all your assignments it has to have
a number filled in but that doesn't mean that the attorney is going to spend that money right it's a it's a money on the file just by case. So with all um we're all hoping that it will be significantly less. Thank you. Thank
you, Madam Clerk, if we can start. Do I have a motion and second to vote by consent agenda on resolutions 2025-211 through 2025-242? Second. Commissioner Alstino. Yes. Commissioner
Albrech. That's what the two are. Yes. Commissioner Romero. Yes. Commissioner Loads. Yes. Deputy Director Marshon. Yes. Director Sorrow. Yes. Do I have a motion and second to adopt resolutions 2025 2-211 through
2025-242 by consent? So moved. Second. Commissioner Alino. Yes. Commissioner Alrech. Yes. Commissioner Romero. Yes. Commissioner Loads. Yes. Deputy Director Marshon. Yes. Director Sorrow. Yes. Resolution
2025-243. Resolution authorizing and approving additional temporary budget appropriations in the amount of $36,333. Do I have a motion and second? So comments. Uh I just wanted to ask the Chris Mr.
Hart that this is our I know I know this is update that we're going to actually start going over the budget. Uh so this is just for grants like usual but after this the by May we're should be able to maybe adopt the regular budget. This
will be the last time we ask for a temporary part if it's accepted. Yes, that's correct. All right. Right. Then I have it. I mean, is it possible that at our work session, if there's a change in the grant money, we might have to vote for something there, too? Um, so the
plan is, if I may, um, yeah, there's a point in time you have to cut off your grants that you're going to include in the budget, and the rest become insertions in the budget, which are called chapter 159. Do you have to vote on that or is that just automatic? No, we're just going to pick a point in time. It's usually two or three weeks
before we plan on introducing the budget. Okay. Just want to verify so everybody understood. There's a lot of calculations that go into the director. Do we have to accept those grants though? Do we we still don't have to accept those grant like they No, they would just be in addition to that. Yeah.
Each one will be approved after the budget's adopted. Individual. We won't lose the money. It's I'm not worried about the grant. explore the where the process of the budget started which is really the question that and you're telling me it is so that's which
I've learned in the past so okay thank you commissioner Austinino yes commissioner Alrech yes commissioner Romero yes commissioner loads yes deputy director Marshon yes director Sar yes resolution 2025-244 resolution authorizing purchase
from New Jersey state contract vendor for network preventative maintenance level one astro support on-site infrastructure response standard Astro dispatch service for the county 911 emergency communications. Do I have a motion and second? Second
questions or comments? Questions director the base administrator the Could you explain why we're doing this or what's the purpose of this? This one is for the um in fact it's it's for service maintenance service for some of the
equipment um and some additions there. The the present dispatch system is being upgraded. Is that correct? If you would. Yeah, that would be great. Especially when it comes to dispatch, I'd leave it to you. Director of
911. Um the reason for this and what we started to do when Jeff Rididgeway was here is this used to be an annual maintenance but to try to not have such a hit on the budget we separated it into six month intervals. Um and this is all
of our equipment is through Motorola. Any problem that we have 24/7 we contact them, start a ticket and wireless communications responds um to make the repairs to the equipment. So this is anything from radios um to towers uh
right down to our consoles in the dispatch room. So this is part of the the coverage where continue to keep coverage is a part continuous maintenance. This is more the maintenance not the programming maintenance actual hardware. Yeah. This
is completely separate hardware hardware not software but it doesn't have software. Okay. Appreciate it. Thank you, Madam Clerk. Commissioner Ostino, yes. Commissioner Albrech, yes. Commissioner Romero, yes. Commissioner Loads, yes.
Deputy Director Marsh, yes. Director Sorrow, yes. Resolution 2025-245 resolution awarding contract for 2024 guide rail program various municipalities, Cumberland County, New Jersey, bid number 25-09. Do I have a motion and second? Make a motion.
Secondbody. Commissioner Ostino, yes. Commissioner Alrech, yes. Commissioner Romero, yes. Commissioner Loess, yes. Deputy Director Marshan, yes. Director Sorrow, yes. Resolution 2025-246, resolution awarding fair and open contract for providing title
insurance services for the county of Cumberland. RFQ number 24-51, resubmission to do. I have a motion and second. So moved. Second. Commissioner Alino. Yes. Commissioner Alrech. Yes. With the I'm glad to local companies getting this. I know it's on a lot, but
it's good to see. So, Commissioner Romero, yes. Commissioner Lo, yes. Deputy Director Marsh, yes. Director Sorrow, yes. Resolution 2025-247, resolution awarding fair and open contract for supplying and delivering shelf stable meals for the
Cumberland County Office on Aging and Disabled RFP number 25-11. Do I have a motion and second? I'll make a motion. Second. Commissioner Ostino. Yes. Commissioner Alrech. Yes. Commissioner Romero. Yes. Commissioner Lodes. Yes. Deputy Director
Marshon. Yes. Director Sorrow. Yes. Resolution 2025-248. Resolution of the board of county commissioners of the county of Cumberland, New Jersey. authorizing and consenting to the issuance and sub subordinated solid waste revenue bonds by the Cumberland County Improvement
Authority to finance the cost of acquisition, design, construction, and equipping equipping of the expansion to the authorities's administrative building and new drop off area at the Cumberland County Solid Waste Complex and making certain other determinations in connection there with. Do I have a
motion and second? So moved. Second. Commissioner Ostino, yes. Commissioner Alrech, yes. Yes. Commissioner Romero, yes. Commissioner Lodess, yes. Deputy Director Marshon, yes. Director Sorrow, yes. Resolution 2025-249, resolution authorizing application and grant agreement with the New Jersey Department of Human Services
and the Cumberland County Office on Aging and Disabled for the Cumberland County State Health Insurance Assistance Program. Do I have a motion and second? Second. Commissioner Alino, yes. Commissioner Albbright, yes. Commissioner Romero, yes. Commissioner Lodes, yes. Deputy
Director Marshon, yes. Director Sorrow. Yes. Resolution 2025-250, resolution authorizing the award of a non-fair and open contract to provide upgrade on site services and parts. Do I have a motion and second? So moved. Second. Commissioner Alino. Yes. Commissioner
Albrech. Yes. Commissioner Romero. Yes. Commissioner Loads. Yes. Deputy Director Marshon. Yes. Director Sorrow. Yes. Resolution 2025-251. Resolution rejecting all proposals received for providing various youth services for the Cumberland County Youth Service Advisory Council RFP
number 24-10 resubmission 2 and authorizing the readvertising for proposals. Do I have a motion and second? So moved. Second. Commissioner Alino, yes. Commissioner Alrech, yes. Commissioner Romero, yes. Commissioner Lo, yes. Deputy Director Maran, yes.
Director Start, yes. Resolution 2025-252 resolution assigning the matter of an open public records act request concerning deputy county administrator to the firm of Barker Gelfan James and Sarvis. Do I have a motion and second?
Can I ask a question before the motion's made? Why have we never had to do this with another Oprah? I've never had an Oprah from a superior I answer. Yeah. Okay. Thank you. Yep. Do I have a motion and second? Need a
motion and second, please. So move. Second. Okay. Roll call. Commissioner Rostino. Yes. Commissioner Alrech. Yes. Commissioner Romero. Yes. Commissioner Less. Um, let's see.
Deputy Director Marshon. Yes. Director Sorrow. Yes. I understand the extension. It was very close on mine, too. Resolution 2025-253. Resolution authorizing
assignment of an appeal of disciplinary action by an employee of the county department of corrections. Do I have a motion and second? I'll make the motion. Second. Commissioner Ostino, yes. Commissioner Alrech, yes. Commissioner Romero, yes. Commissioner Lo, yes.
Commissioner Deputy Director Marshon, yes. Director Sar, yes. Resolution 2025-254, resolution authorizing shared services agreement between Cumberland County Prosecutor's Office and the city of Bridgton Board of Education, the city of Milville board of education and the
city of Vinor Board of Education concerning the youth trauma intervention protocol summer program. Do I have a motion and second? Motion. Second. Commissioner Alstino, yes. Commissioner Alrech, yes. Commissioner Romero, yes. Commissioner Lodess, yes. Deputy Director Marshon, yes. Director Sorrow,
yes. Resolution 2025-255, resolution authorizing purchases from the New Jersey state contract vendor for radio programming technical support training for the Office of Emergency Management. Do I have a motion and second? So move. Second.
Commissioner Alino, yes. Commissioner Albreight is um Kevin uh Srianiano is this uh this is the second part of this right is this have to do this is separate this is this is for ongoing training our people our
people and others throughout Is this all is this like our OEM people or is this like this is actually anyone that operates through we're we're trying to we're trying to keep it a tighter unit we're having some some of the people who want to come in because they they
originally helped out helped us out as well. So, it's going to be there's a whole training mechanism that's also included with Camden right now as well. Camden County is assisting us at the beginning. But this training and maintenance and programming will be done
throughout the county and our people will follow and learn how to do themselves. So, if I'm in a fire department and I have you're going to train one person in a fire department, not from every fire department. So, just Yeah. because there's too many hands in and the problem is that the biggest fear
I think that many many many of us feel is that is that we need to keep it tight the restrictions the restrictions on the radio system must be specific so so let me say that that this is the kind of replacement for what we had to kind of cover the gap to make sure we take care
of stuff many more many more understanding understanding the process Yes. Commissioner Romero. Yes. Commissioner Loads. Yes. Deputy Director Marshon? Yes. Director Sara? Yes.
Do I have a motion and second to accept the treasures report as provided? And before I ask for the motion, I want to let you guys know that um there was a question about the bill pick bills list. We have now attached it to the agendas um and they are being republished. It has been republished. So, we're going to
do that every month now. So, the bills list, not the bills list, the treasury report will be attached. Okay. Do I have a motion? Appreciate that. So, move second. Second. All in favor? I Do I have a motion and
second for authorizing payment of all salaries and wages? I'll make a motion. Second. All in favor? I. Do I have a motion and second to open public comment for new business only? Second. Second. Anyone wish I I Anyone
that wish to come forward and speak on new business, step forward name and location. Good evening. I'm Nancy Richway from Upper Deerfield and Fairfield
Townships and I'd like to make a disclosure. I am not in any shape, way or form employed by Cumlin County. Now, this commission was on a conference
call and told not to say anything. I got a phone call from a commissioner about what was here last meeting with downtown telling me not to say anything
because you don't understand. We are responsible for county tax dollars and we just can't hand them out to anybody. Now, where they said they got my phone number from, I called the person and they told me they didn't give
them my phone, my telephone number. But this board has a responsibility not just to watch county taxpayers money, but to make the county taxpayers
safe, especially on their own property. There's laws against diverting water to somebody's property, and that's a responsibility that you have. your engineer at the
time and your solicitor at the time and your administrator at the time came to my property to see what the problem was. And when I showed them, I was informed to write a letter
and tell you the county what I wanted. And I have been ignored since. And I'm being flooded by something that your engineering department
did. Six years with downtown, six years for my property. You need to get your engineering and your public works department under control because they are taking
taxpayers money the wrong direction. I hope you understand what I just said. Thank you. Anyone else like to come forward and speak on any new business? Motion to close. Second.
All in favor? I I Commissioner reports. Commissioner reports, Mr. Alino. Commissioner Austin, would you like to start? Sure, why not? I had the pleasure of attending the agricultural board meeting last week. It was interesting.
And also the human services uh advisory board meeting. They gave a great presentation on the state's 211 system where you can dial 211 if you need any type of social services and they'll hook you up with it. It's man 24/7 365 days a
year. It was very good. Thank you so much, Commissioner Albert. Yeah, just uh uh for human services talked about that uh coming up is in May is This is mental
health awareness month. We're also celebrating the end of uh aware u I guess alcohol awareness uh this end of this month. So the big event that I can remember is May 17th uh at the South
Island Park or or Campanella Park in Violent. There's a walk. There's a full day of activity planned. The walk is in the afternoon. So come out just to show u you there's uh there'll be uh booths set up hopefully that you could uh see
services that are provided uh if you need help and hope there will be people there that can provide help. Uh it's a an all day kind of a family kind of get together type of thing at the park. Um
so come on out. Um, also u the there uh just so you know there we're going to have something in May. We're going to talk about the uh maybe some changes to the u the uh code blue code red system. We're going to talk about
that next next month u fit the state program which has created some more new rules. Uh I had an opportunity during the sheriff's u the triad u u the sheriff's department has a senior
lunchon uh three times a year I believe and I got a chance and opportunity to bump into uh contact cateic uh organization that actually is starting to work with our department of aging or has worked with our department of aging and it's kind of jumped out at
me because what they do is they make calls to people that are are basically at home maybe that all they do is see the TV all day. Uh don't get much human interaction and they actually make phone calls. So I just want to make sure a number to get out there.
609 8231850. It's a it's a volunteer effort. Uh they've been they do a lady county but they're branching out to Cumberland. And I I just um sometimes a simple phone
call they'll call seven days a week or they'll call one day a week. It depends on who they're talking to and how much they want that people want to talk to them. Um so keep it in keep it in mind it um the ones that are most the toughest to get to talk actually end up
probably at the end looking forward to that phone call they get and it's not there. They get disappointed. So uh please uh u uh if you know someone that is kind of homebound, they'll also provide a services or extend if there are services needed, they'll help
provide it. Um uh our uh DOSS is oh just to throw out that our last last meeting we talked about I believe it was last meeting that uh our DOSS u I think our commissioner
the gloss talked about it that we had um uh ski uh skimming going on and which took um uh the cards people would lose all their benefits the minute they got the car, the minute they used it, it
would take all take all their money and they could not federal government would not reimburse them. Well, I can't say too much, but we've had our our license inspection, not our license, our weights and measures, weights and
measures departments actually consumer affairs, consumer affairs working with our prosecutor's office have actually gone out and uh found and That's all I guess I could say. But they've actually found and they will take the the appropriate action.
They were very proactive and hopefully in the future we'll lead that the cards will actually have a chip on them. That's I hope in the future. So this won't happen even if there's a skid they won't it won't work. Uh so uh very proactive mentioned by our commissioner
uh that and very proactive on our our part of the county to go out and do that and find and hopefully it leads to uh this doesn't happen or very limited in the future and they don't target county. Um
uh the Bayore council met very well attended. I I could barely hear as I was driving as everyone knows my phone. I can't hear things on my phone as I'm driving. But uh the Bayore Council continues to tackle issues that are affecting our Beayshore. Uh they will
put out a a notes of the meeting and hopefully we can post those notes so people can see what issues they're tackling, which is a variety of stuff that affect our area and hopefully for the better. uh the more support is given to them the
better. Uh last thing uh the Bay the Beayhore Center is um they are actually kicking off or trying to apply for money through the uh historic trust to fix the keel of our our uh our ship our big ship and the state of New Jerseys big ship AJ
Marow. So they're kicking off to raise money. Uh so keep that in mind if you go down there on this on the is it the second Friday of the month down there at Port Norris by Valve. Uh they're kicking off that fundraiser to help keep this ship going and keep moving forward.
So thanks very thank you very much commissioner. I just wanted to before I go on to Commissioner Liz our consumer affairs group does a phenomenal job. So, I just want everybody to realize it's a great part of the county and they they
were instrumental in actually getting the equipment. Correct. They they were they the head of the department, Mr. Wen, right? Uh reached out to us, reached out to the deputy director instantaneously and said, "We need this
right now." And he made a call. We got it and took care of the time. Very good. That allowed them to really be proactive. Yeah. They got some updated equipment that um I guess the old equipment may not pick up all the skims and the new equipment was able to do that. So well worth uh the additional
money. Okay. Just wanted to bring that point up. Uh Commissioner Lo, I'm very glad that we brought attention to that matter and that something actually was an actionable item being done for that. Uh good evening everybody. Happy Easter. Uh, I'm very happy to report that we did
approve resolution um 255 um and investing in our county employees with training them on how to program our emergency radios. That's a really great thing when we're able to invest in our employees here and make Cumberland County safer. Those are words I used LA
at last meeting as well. That one of our biggest jobs, yes, as Miss Ridgeway did state, but it is monitoring county tax dollars, is also making sure that our county residents are safe. And in the spirit of Easter and a season of renewal, uh, M. Ridway, I believe you
mentioned some things um that were um maybe not done correctly, I'll say it that way, um, in the past. And in the season of renewal, this board very much um has a goal of public safety and making sure that we are watchd dogs of
public safety and public tax dollars. So, I can tell you that. Um, and also I just want to announce to everybody, remind everybody that this Thursday is bringing your child to work day. Uh, so in the spirit of introducing um, the next generation of the Cumberland County workforce to all of the things that get
done in Cumberland County, um, private businesses, public businesses, and all over, if you can bring your children to work, please do. It's a fantastic way to introduce them to what you do, um, what your co-workers do, and kind of let them dream a little bit bigger. They can only dream about the things that they know
about. So, begin to try to expose them to those things. I hope everybody had a wonderful Easter and if you're bringing your kids to work day, uh if you're bringing your kids to work this Thursday or your grandkids even, um we hope that you enjoy it and have a successful day. Thank you. Thank you, Commissioner
Commissioner Romero. Well, u this week we met with the board of health uh well last week and everything is going fine. Was you know we we are short about $2 million. We'll discuss that. in my last meeting over
there and uh we are dealing with uh cutbacks from New uh from state of New Jersey state of New Jersey and uh we're we're working on that uh even though we are in the uh it's not going to affect us financially because we were able to
work it out. We have great staff in uh in our board of health and uh and they moving forward and and making adjustments. But I just want you to know that it's a lot of time. It's hard for us to come up with all our finances when
at the same time we're we having cuts from our government, you know, from a state government state government. So it is tough to make come up with our budgets when they're changing the game uh all the time and uh but we're doing
our best and we're working on it. Uh we've been working on it for the next couple weeks. Uh we're going to be meeting with Christopher Berart and we're going to review our uh our budget. Other than that, uh I stop over at CC
Tech. Uh the lights are coming up great for our kids to be able to play at nighttime and that's uh that's something positive. Uh and back to what Commissioner Lo talked about and Mrs. bridgeway.
Uh, you know, as we go through different uh periods here, some of the stuff does gets lost and uh and and and you're right, the uh six years ago maybe they they they said that that road was bad
and and he got lost. Uh I three years ago I said green witch was a problem in that bridge over there. I don't know if you guys remember and a lot of the stuff uh is being put aside. So, we are going to work hard with our engineering department getting
all this uh up to date and following up on the stuff that was done or reported in the past, but it hasn't been fixed and and we're going to do that. I'm going to go to Bring like I said this uh next week and I'm going to follow up on
to make sure we don't have any issues again and but every time we go from one government to another government some of the things that we have they have done gets off. So we're going to have to get with engineering come up with a list of
things that are actually pending that has happened in the past. We were not here at those times. Six years ago, none of us was here. So, you know, we and it got lost. So, you know, maybe uh we could get up to date on this
stuff and and it's hard working. I want you to know it's hard working with the D and uh and and and it's tough. Every time we have a project, it gets delayed three, four years and then there's a new bunch of commissioners that are different and then it gets lost. I'm not
making any excuses, but those things still happen. Thank you, Commissioner Deputy Director. Thank you. So, it's been a tough couple weeks in Cland County. There's some terrible fires in
Millville. There were some wildfires that broke out in Violin. I just like to take the opportunity to thank all the first responders that came out and were able to get those fires under control. There were some just terrible, horrific events. however, could be much worse if it wasn't for the hard work of all those
men and women to come out and be able to resolve those in such a a quick fashion. But I'm also really proud to be a Cland County resident and see the community come together. There's been an outpouring of donations, everything from
clothing to gift cards for the people that were displaced from their home. So, it is it is heartwarming to see when the community comes together and they see these families that have been displaced and the horrible events that have occurred and for them to come in and and be as generous as they are. So, it does
warm my heart and makes me very proud to be part of this coming community. That's all I have. Thank you. I had a very interesting week last week. Um, you know, we talk about a lot of things. You you hear uh well, we're not being more transparent.
We do the best we can a lot of times when we're in meetings and there's things that we can and we can't talk about. One of the things I can talk about was I was at a conference last uh last week. Um it was the not the power
of trans the transaction conference. It had to do with transportation. Um everybody knows that we have a CAT system in common area transit system. For some reason, everybody thinks it's only for senior citizens. That's not
true. It's for the general public. Everybody can use the CAD system. What we would like to do, and you've heard me say before, and that is to have somewhat of a fixed routing system in Cumberland County. We have a lot of rural areas. We have people who don't have cars, and
they can't get to work. New Jersey Transit is not real big in Cumberland County. So at this conference I met probably about 15 people that we are going to work
with over the next few months. Okay. They have a lot of ideas. I spoke with people from Essex County, Sussex County, there was one other county that have a transit system and they are
somewhat like us in having rural areas and they're very successful. I got these individuals names. They're willing to come down and talk with us, help us design it. I got three companies that are involved in design of uh what do you
call fixed routing systems. There is a lot of there is some state money, there is federal money and there's grant money that can help us out to design this. Okay. I think that if we
have a very good transit system, if we have what we call a Cland transit system, right, we're going to be able to get our citizens from one place to the next at this point in time. You know, everybody talks about wanting to bring
businesses into Cumberland County. That's a great thing. It's happening. But if people can't get there to work, then what good is it? And I do believe that if people see that we're working on building a transit system that's they're going to want to come
here because they know that we're serious of the gap about getting workers. Can you Okay. Um what what you can do is what you you're going to show uh companies
that we're serious about uh transporting our individuals and having jobs and they know that if they bring their businesses here, they know that people are going to be able to get to those jobs. All right. So, we're working on that. I'm excited about it. Uh as I said, I was there all
day. I It was Tuesday. Was it Tuesday? Tuesday. Yeah, I was there Tuesday in Atlantic City. And I I learned a lot. I learned a lot. There was a lot of people there, very very smart individuals that are willing to
come down and help us put this together. Uh I don't know how fast we're going to get it together, but I'm serious about it and we're going to work on this and I think it'll be good for for Cumberland County. That's what I have to say. Does anybody else have anything else? One
thing I'd like to do, uh uh Commissioner Alrech, you gave a phone number. A lot of times people don't have a pen by their TV or whatever. Give me a second. And say, "All right, we're going to have him give the phone number again and what it's for." So this way we have a lot
of different programs that help individuals in Cland County and people in Cland County aren't using all of them. So this particular program uh if you could just give that phone number again. It's 609 uh
8231850. So if you know someone that's shut in, doesn't get much uh so you would interaction uh this they will call and they will call just have a conversation u which is I thought was actually pretty good and
uh and uh very good actually. What was the name of the organization? It's actually Contact Cape at Atlanta, but they've branched into Cumberland and they with the department of a I don't know how long you've been doing this. It sound like they were just starting in Cumberland County. So, not only that, it'll keep you we check it up on
somebody. Check it out. That's that's what I like about it. So, I think it's a good idea. Jack, I want to say one other thing. I just my my son was talking u one of his friends at school was they were booking for summertime was uh was
booking a place to to to uh a bed and breakfast place to to go to and it was outside Boston and then they changed and go to looked into commercial township to to actually go to commercial Laurel Lake. I was like what? So that I don't
know what their ad was, but it was actually pretty neat that they and I don't know if it's the same house as someone else. There's there's one on the river. Right on the river. And and they booked. I was like, "Wow, we met them at an organization." Yes. So So I just want to let you know
that they were so impressed. God bless you. They not with my son today. My son just made a comment about it. That's Cumberland County. That's where I live. So uh which is really neat that they actually attracted people from up towards uh the use this area. So, well, I want to thank everybody for coming. I
want to thank all the people that are listening and and viewing us. We should have a a great weekend. Do we have anything else? We don't have executive session. No. Okay. Do I have a motion to adjourn? We need a motion to second.
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