Good evening everybody. It is Monday, December 15th, 2025 at 6 PM. With a quorum being present, I'll call to order the Freetown Board of Slug meeting. Uh, tonight's meeting will be recorded and will be available on the town's YouTube page. Um, and I think we'll just jump right
into it. So agenda item one is discuss and vote to call for the annual local town election for Monday, April 6, 2026 and to authorize the posting of the adopted public notice in accordance with m with mass general law chapter 41
uh section 10. I'm not sure of that. Um via the town clerk Cheryl Australa. So Cheryl, thank you very much for giving us a recommended motion here that makes my life a lot easier. I try. >> Is there anything else you want to talk about before we go and do this motion?
>> Sure. So, um, I'm before you again this year as a public service announcement for our viewers at home and our voters. So, if I could just briefly go over the slides that I have to present the annual town election for 2026, which will take place on Monday, April 6th. Um, it'll be taking place again at our polling
location, Freetown Elementary School for all precincts 1, two, and three. I wanted to quickly just go over some of the positions on the ballot that we'll see this year as of this moment right now, unless there's any um resignations. These are the current positions that are up for election. So, we have um
selectman personnel board member, a three-year term held by yourself, Trevor Matthews. We have Jeffrey Field, who currently is the incumbent for assessor. Um it's a one position for three-year board of health member. one position for three years, currently held by Margaret
French. Cemetery Commission, one position uh again for three years held by Michael McHugh currently. Um finance committee, we have several positions up. We have two three-year terms currently held by Bob Alderson and Caroliz and one year unexpired. It's a current vacant
position. Um the housing authority which uh we have one position, it's a 5-year position currently held by Suzanne Moquin and two positions for library trustees. Those are three-year positions held by Courtney Breitman, Paul Sedek. A one-year, excuse me, a one position for
five years for the planning board currently held by Gary Emerald, and uh Mark Mark Rosski currently holds the position for water and sewer commission, again, another three-year term. And um regional school district committee, we
have two positions up this year for three-year terms, Jen Blum and Bob Clark. Although we vote on the Lakeville seats, nomination papers will not be available in Freetown for those Lakeville seats, but you will see those positions when we get to the annual town election. >> Perfect.
>> Uh, moving on, just voter registration deadline. Again, uh, Mass General Law dictates 10 days prior to the election. So, the voter registration deadline is going to be 5:00 p.m. on Friday, March 27th, 2026. Even though town hall does close at 12:00 p.m., the board of
registars's office will be open until 5:00 p.m. Alternatively, you can always go online to register to vote. If you're currently a voter in Freetown, you do not need to reregister to vote. Um, nomination papers. Nomination papers typically are available the first day
we're back from the holiday um holiday leave. However, that would be Friday, January 2nd. And unfortunately, we're only open for a few hours for the public. So this year in order to open it all day, we're going to have the nomination papers available starting Monday, January 5th at 8 a.m. So be
ready to roll on that day. U minimum of 40 signatures are needed for registered voters in Freetown. If you're taking any of the positions, nomination papers for any of the positions with the exception of the regional school committee that will require 50 certified signatures. The um deadline to return the papers is
going to be February 13th and the last day to obtain papers is going to be February 11th. So if you wait until the last day to obtain, you'll only have two days to get all the signatures and then return them to the office. Um anyone is eligible to take out nomin
nomination papers who is a current resident of Freetown um and is also a registered voter in Freetown. Again, the key dates to remember, starting January 5th at 8 a.m., non-mation papers are going to be available. The last day to obtain is going to be February 11th, and the last day to return is going to be
Friday, February 13th. So, Friday the 13th. I just noticed that. >> Oh, goodness. Calendar year 2026, we have two elections on the state level coming up. One in September. September 1st is the state primary and then again in November
it's going to be the state election. In order not to confuse voters, we've decided that we're going to opt in or not opt in but utilize vote by mail. What's going to happen is with the census mail and that's going out the end of December, first week of January to
all the households, there's going to be a paper application there. It's a vote by mail paper application. If folks need an additional application, those are available on our website, on the state website. Um there's QR codes everywhere. It'll be included on the census. Um we
need an application back. So again, only if those folks who are interested in vote by mail, that's for the annual town election. Now, fast forward, uh everyone's favorite time, June and July, the state will be sending those application postcards, and they'll keep
sending them until you register to vote by mail. So those don't come from our office. those come from the state. Again, that's in the summer. But in order to help minimize confusion, we're going to offer vote by mail um for folks who would like that. Um you'll see the
information there and the QR code in order to u access the application. And then um inperson early voting will not be an option. Just previous data and usage. um it's costly for the town and not many folks turn out. Um even across
the state level for state elections, they're looking to minimize the requirements of having those one to two weeks of inperson early voting. So um that would be an additional cost. We're not going to have that, but we'll have vote by mail. And of course, absentee voting is always available for folks who qualify. Again, the annual town election
is going to be held on Monday, April 6th. Polls are open from 12:00 noon to 8:00 pm. Freetown Elementary School is in session that day. So, we're going to advise and for folks to use caution in the parking lot. Um, and then that is it. So, if
anyone has any questions, they know where to reach us down at the town hall. >> Awesome. Thanks, Cheryl. Any questions? >> No. >> No. >> Great job, John. >> Thank you. >> Good. >> All right. So, now we'll move on to the motion here. Um, so I hereby move that the board of selectmen set the date and
call for the next collection uh next annual local election to be held Monday, April 6, 2026 for the following positions. Bear with me here, folks. One selectment personnel board member, three-year term. One assessor, three-year term. One board of health
member, three-year term. One cemetery commissioner member uh commission member, three-year term. Two finance committee members, three-year terms. One finance committee member, oneyear unexpired term. One finance committee member, twoyear unexpired term. One
housing authority member, five-year term. Two li trustees, three-year terms. One planning board member, five-year term. One water and sewer commissioner, three-year term. Two regional school district committee members, Freetown, three-year terms.
One regional school district member, Lakeville, three-year term. and one regional school district uh regional school district committee member Lakeville one-year term one unexpired term. So, do I have that motion? >> A motion made. >> I second. >> All in favor? >> I
>> I >> Great, Charlotte. I get it done. >> You did. >> All right. Thank you very much. I appreciate it. Helps a lot with the motion here. >> Okay. All right. Moving on to agenda item two. This is a discussion and vote whether to
open um approve, add or remove articles uh confirm selectman's recommendations as presented on the warrant, finalize and close special town meeting warrant for 126 2026. I know there is some suggested changes here
>> and we've made some minor adjustments to the warrant. So you do need to vote to to open the warrant. Um, we are proposing to add an article to just add an employment position to the bylaws for
the assistant animal control officer because it's not currently listed as a position, although it's talked about in other areas of the bylaw. >> Um, also, uh, last time I think I was here, we had a letter of intent for New Leaf Energy to to get some credits, uh,
solar credits. There's a an agreement that it's longer than a three-year agreement needs to go to town meetings. So, um I have that agreement. Town council's reviewing it, but it needs to be voted on by the residents. So, that will be added. And um those two are
getting added. And then the personnel bylaw that I came in last time, I feel like it's I'm rushing to finish it. There's a lot to it and I don't want to rush. So, I'm pulling that one. I would like to remove that one and do that one in June. um hasn't been to the bylaw committee and
there's things that need to be done with it. So, I think we'll remove it and revisit that one at the June town meeting. >> Okay. >> So, those are the things but you you need to vote to open it, >> add and remove and then close it again. >> All right. So, with that, I'll entertain
a motion to open the um special town meeting warrant for 126 2026. >> Motion made second. >> All in favor? I >> I >> All right. All right. And then before we talk about those specifically, is there any other articles that anyone wants to discuss? I looked through them. Everything lined up with what I remember
I us talking about? >> Yeah, I agree. For for recommendations and everything and Yeah. >> Yep. >> Although I didn't remember the fire engine, but I know we must have talked about it. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> The fire that fire engine has plagued us with the repairs.
>> Yeah. Um, and they and I will say the fire department did try to think about just replacing the engine and do different things, which would have been around three or $400,000, but at the end of the day, I think it just I think it was just in again for some more repairs.
They decided this was the best route and I tend to agree with them based on what we've been through with that particular fire engine. >> Yeah, I agree. Okay. All right. So first I'll do the motion
to uh to add these two articles. So I'll do a motion to add an appointment position to bylaws assistant animal control officer and I guess I'll do both of them and to um add a article for the addition of the
agreement between New Leaf Energy. >> A motion made second. >> All in favor? >> I I >> All right. And then for removal, this is the um bylaw personnel bylaw updates. >> So that entertain a motion to remove the personnel bylaw updates from this
special town meeting warrant for 126 2026 to be added uh at the next special town meeting. >> Motion made >> I second. >> All in favor? >> I >> I >> Okay. >> Motion to close. >> So yeah, I'll entertain a motion to close the special meeting warrant.
>> Motion mid. >> A second. >> All in favor? I >> I >> I >> All right, that was quick. >> Yeah, >> moving around. Moving on here. All right, so moving on to agenda item three. We have some class 2 motor vehicle dealer license for 2026. So I'll
list them off. A through F, Copar, Connecticut, Inc. DBA Copart. B, Michael Burns and John Fel DBA JM Auto Sales. C Dean Markel, DBA Miller's Auto Sales. D, DPF Enterprises, Inc. E. Sam Man
Corp, DBA, Sam Man Auto Sales, and Al Mafazir, DBA, Ray's Garage. Uh, so everyone got their paperwork in? >> Correct. >> No questions or concern? Everything's good? >> All good. >> Anything? Everyone good? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> Okay. So, with that, I'll entertain a
motion to approve the class 2 motor vehicles listed uh for 2026 listed in the agenda. >> A motion made. >> I second. >> All in favor? >> I. >> I. Okay. Agenda item four. This is for Circle K's um alcohol beverage liquor license renewal. So, they did get their
stuff in. >> They did. >> I know that was >> We do have a a new manager change that will be pending, but they filed with the ABC. We're just waiting on the rest of the paperwork for that, but we'll be back for that. >> Okay. That's two separate things, right? Yeah, we have to do this. >> It's a public hearing and everything, too.
>> Yeah, I remember that. Yeah. All right. So, that a motion to approve the 226 all alcohol beverage liquor license renewal for Circle K, store number 7518. >> A motion made. I second. >> All in favor? >> I >> I >> Okay. Uh, agenda item five is discussion
of vote whether to approve the renewal certificate certification certification. Wow, can't read. 2026 uh form for liquor license renewals. I don't know if I actually look at this. I wasn't sure what >> it's actually blank because everyone it
it only asked who failed to renew licenses and if you disapproved any. >> So it's a blank form. >> Okay. It >> was in your packet. >> Okay. That maybe that's >> we still have to turn it in. Yeah. There's nothing on it. >> All right. Um Okay. So with that, I want a motion to approve the renewal uh
certification 2026 form for liquor license renewals. >> Motion made. >> I second. >> All in favor? I >> I >> Okay. Item six, discussion of vote whether to approve boat storage for a swampet pond complex behind fire station 2. And this
came up at a meeting recently. >> Yeah. >> Where we thought that might be a good spot >> to store the the boat to clean up the milo, whatever that stuff is. Right. >> Correct. >> Yeah. Yeah. and they they um expressed interest in putting something there. Um
and the the fire chief has given the okay for the location. >> Awesome. And that's that's great. Happy we could help out and >> Yeah. And they were happy, you know, they were >> they're storing it on personal property right now at different people's houses and stuff. So, >> no, this makes sense.
>> It's close to the pond and you know, >> is there any kind of like liability we have to worry about with this or >> there's cameras there? uh Lan to check that with the chief and they do the cameras are located on the outside of the building. So we'll be able to be visible on camera where the boat is
going to be stored. >> And I'm sure this boat is insured anyways, right? It's got >> Yeah, I would assume it's their liability for that. But we do at least have the camera security system on. >> Do we have to have them sign a waiver a liability waiver >> based on it?
>> I can check. I'm not I'm not super concerned with it, but I can I can draft something and have them sign it. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, with that, I'll intend a motion to approve the boat storage at Swampset Pond Complex behind uh for Asam Pawn Complex behind the fire station too.
>> Motion made second. >> All in favor? >> I >> I Okay. Uh agenda item seven is discussion of vote on posting the town meeting warrant at these additional locations. So, in addition to the locations, we already post them. Mhm.
>> Uh, Kema, Inc., Olive Vera Brothers Materials, Transfer Station, and the Veterans Foreign Wars Post or BFW 6643. >> What is Chemnuts, Inc.? >> Chemnut is right on Chase right up the road. >> Yeah, I think they're almost like a
>> It's actually Chemnut Supply Company Corporation, excuse me. Kemnut Supply Corporation. They're not incorporated with that INC in their name. >> Okay. So they they supply different things to like automotive garages amongst doing one of those things. I don't want to butcher
everything they do, but he go >> I see the sign. I just didn't know exactly what they do. >> This came at the request of um residents coming to my office and they're like, you know, it's not available. And so he asked I said, well, where would you want it? And that was those were what he came
up with. And then Lan did vet them all and make sure that they were okay with having them posted at their location. I don't want to change the bylaw necessarily, but if we can accommodate our residents and make it easier for them. I added the transfer station because we know the foot traffic that goes through there is pretty uh pretty
there's a lot of people that go into the transfer station. >> Yeah, the transfer station I thought was definitely a great idea. >> Where are they going to put it out of transfer station? >> I don't know. I'll talk to Vicki about that and see where it makes sense. But um like I said, this came at the request of residents. We figured if we can make it easier for them.
>> Yeah. Yeah, I agree. put it at Dunkin Donuts drive-thru. Everyone will see it. >> Yeah. Well, I think you got some, you know, you have certain people don't visit certain places and they visit other places, right? So, >> all right. Sounds good to me.
>> So, with that, I'll entertain a motion to um post the town meeting warrant at the additional locations listed in the agenda. >> Motion made. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I I >> Okay. Agenda item eight,
uh, this is for some additional snowplow applications. So, uh, for 2020 2025 2026 season. So, Barry Emerald and Jamie Zussi probably would have used them yesterday. >> Yes, probably. We got a new one today. I
think the snow inspired them to come in. >> So, all paperwork's in. Everything looks good. Okay. >> Any questions or concerns? >> No. No. >> We welcome them. Welcome them. >> Yeah, absolutely. All right. Awesome. So with that, I want a motion to approve the two snowplaces for the winter 2526
in the agenda. >> A motion made. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I I All right. Agenda item nine. This is discussion about whether to approve the environmental preferable preferable procurement policy. And so I I read through that. So that is um it's just an
it's a new like we've already had something similar. This is just kind of the updated version of it. So, we're we're pretty much it's us trying to buy more durable, you know, environmentally friendly items through the procurement process. >> Um, seems to make sense to me.
>> Yeah, I agree. >> And that puts us in compliance for some additional kind of grants, >> grants, but we didn't get this grant because of the MBTA community. So, I'm not sure that it will work out. >> We want to check as many boxes as we can, right? We have a huge box we can't check, but we can do everything else we
can do. >> All right. Any questions, concerns of this? >> No. >> All right. So, with that, I'll entertain a motion to approve the environmental um preferable procurement policy. >> Motion made. Second. >> All in favor? >> I. >> I. Oh, there we go.
>> Here we go again. Snap time. >> The goal is to finish the meeting by next time. >> Now, time to go to bed. >> Seems about 20 minutes. >> Carl, I'm telling there was an issue. >> Based on my clock, >> get it done before the lights. It's on a 20-minute timer is what I think it is.
>> Yeah, seems to be. >> Okay. All right. So, moving on to agenda item 10. Discussion of vote whether approve of the agreement to the town of Freetown and town of Lakeville for boarding and adoption of dog relinquished to the Freetown animal control officer for 2026. So, I looked at the agreement
looks pretty similar. >> It's the same thing as last year. >> Even even the rates are the same, right? Correct. >> Because I know there's a up in the rate last year, but I think it's states. Okay. Any questions or concerns? >> No. No. I think they do a great job for us. So, >> all right. So, with that, I'll entertain a motion to approve the agreement
between the town of Freetown and the town of Lakeville for boarding and adoption of dogs. >> Motion made. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I I >> Okay. Agenda item 11. This is uh review and discuss the new hours for the library effective 11 2026. So, uh looks
like mostly some reduction in hours in certain spots. I'm just going to pull up the exact >> Yeah, they reduced halfway and put those hours over on White's library. Um, the library trustees control the hours
and the buildings. Um, so this is just just for your purposes to review and discuss if there was any concerns that you had with the change and just really generally for your information and knowledge. >> Yeah. And it's all seemed reasonable like the re the reasons why they're changing them seemed
>> reasonable. Some safety issues and other things. So >> they have they're keeping uh track of foot traffic and so they they use that to to uh validate the the reason for the changes. >> All right. >> I mean I know they're going to obviously
do something but we should obviously post on the website too or you know get the information out there that the changes happened because >> even though it's not used by many people if they're used to it at a certain time. >> Yeah. >> You know >> it's already on the website. It is.
>> It says effective January. >> Okay. >> And just to add to that, um the changes were able to be made prior to the printing of the annual census newsletter. So all the new hours have been updated. So those will also go to every home. >> All right. Perfect. Thank you. >> You're welcome.
>> All right. Sounds good. So with that, I will Well, there's no vote here. This is just us reviewing it. >> Yeah. Just if you had concerns about it, I just wanted you to be aware and the public to be aware. I'm happy they let us know and it's good. Okay, moving on to agenda item 12.
Discussion of vote whether approved annual abatements and write offs for November 2025 in the sum of $73,2996 and we looks like we collected like 39,000 if I remember correctly this broken system. Continuing on >> 395
>> um >> $39,574.73. >> All right. Any questions or concerns? >> No. >> We'll take every penny. >> All right. So, at that time a motion to approve the ambulance of payments write offs for November 2025. >> Motion made. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I. >> I.
>> Okay. So, this is agenda item 13. So this is uh discussion of vote whether authorize town administrator to execute any acceptance of deeds affdavid settlement statements and other documents appropriate to effectuate and the and acquisition of the Bulock road property located at assessor's parcel
239-038. Looks like council prepared a motion. >> All right. So with this anything you want to talk about before I >> No. Get it signed. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. So, here's the proposed
motion. Move pursuant to the authority granted under article one of the July 28th, 2025 special town meeting to acquire the property located on Bulock Road for general municipal purposes for consideration of $2,460,000 and to execute and authorize the town
administrator to execute on behalf of the board selectment any acceptances of deeds, affidavit, settlement statements, and other documents appropriate to effectuate said acquisition. Do I have a motion? >> Motion B. >> I second. >> All in favor? I >> I beautiful.
>> All right. Item 14, discussion of vote whether to send letters to state representative. Uh and this was going to go to Rogers. >> Um regarding increasing local aid. So um found that letter really interesting.
>> Yeah, it came you know it came you know is a like somebody making the the you know the ploy to try to send these letters all out to all the representatives. So it'll go to Carol >> Mlette and Aenlauss as well as Senator
Rodri. But of course >> I wanted to ask the board's uh permission before sending that out, but it's basically just asking the governor to appropriate more money to the uh the state aid to the schools. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. And like the idea here is that
there's like a state rainy day fund. >> Yeah. that has $111 million in it, >> right? >> Million. >> No, sorry. >> Billion >> has has 8.6 billion. It just increased by 11.
>> Uh and so that's to utilize the interest that that money earns to for for aid for you know that goes to the towns. Seems like an interesting idea to me. So I just wanted, you know, your permission >> and it's all related to the limitations
at Prop 2 and a half. Um, which all those points were very >> Yeah, it was it was good. I read it, you know, it came over as a form letter and um I we just put in the the Senator Rogers and the other
>> the substance of it. This is a silly thing, but it does it seems as though the font changes half and like the size halfway through. She's just halfway there. >> Why that is to be honest? >> Yeah. >> Besides that though, I think it's it makes a lot of sense
>> and we don't I don't think prop two uh two and a half is going anywhere. So >> yeah, I'm not sure we want Prop 2 and a half to go anywhere. Like I'm not sure I wouldn't fight against Prop 2 and a half, but >> like Prop inflation tied in my opinion, but that's a whole other story.
>> Yes. >> Okay. So any questions or concerns? No. No. >> All right. So, with that, I'll intend a motion to um send letters to the state representatives regarding increased local aid. >> Motion made. >> A second. >> All in favor? >> I. >> I.
>> All right. Moving on. Item 15. Discussion of vote whether to accept the following donations to the Council on Aging in support of the center. 50 uh $50 from Susan uh Seo. Is that right? >> Yes.
>> Yes. and $600 from the Freetown Lions Club. First of all, thank you very much. We appreciate that. Um, and any questions on the donation? >> No. Very nice of both of them. Thank you. >> Absolutely. Thank you so much.
>> All right. So, with that, I want a motion to accept the those two donations mentioned in the in the agenda. >> Motion made. >> Second. >> All in favor? >> I >> I >> Okay. And now I will kick it over to personnel. >> Well, thank you, Mr. Chairman. All
right, personnel board agenda 16. All right, discussion and vote whether to approve the following appointments. We're only doing A tonight. Um, we'll pass over on B. So, A, Christopher Deros as acting sergeant on a 4 to2 schedule effective 121 2025 through 6:30 2026.
I think we discussed this in previous meeting. This is uh really to fill a gap in some coverage they have now at the sergeant position and uh Chris in Sergeant Patrolling Maderos, acting sergeant Maderos is a great candidate for for stepping up. So,
>> sounds good. >> All right. I entertained a motion to approve the appointment of Chris Maderos as acting sergeant on a 42 schedule effective 121 2025 through 6:30 2026. >> I'll make that motion. >> I will second. >> All in favor? >> I >> I
>> Easy peasy. All right. Now I think it's just over to Deb for >> Yeah, there's just this uh this one point is the deed >> to actually um accept the deed for the land purchase on Bulock Road needs to be signed by the selectman. I can't sign
that piece of the purchase. So that's all that is is just the signature that the land will notoriize your signature for the the purchase of that land. Um it's it the land purchase date is slotted for January 8th, but we we want
to have all our ducks in a row ready to go. So it'll be held in escrow until the actual closing of the property. >> Okay. So this is a vote we need to do right now. >> All right. Perfect. So with that, let's motion to uh accept the uh acceptance of deed for Bulk Road uh land purchase.
>> Motion made. I second. >> All in favor? I >> I >> All right. And now we sign. >> All right. Stretch my hand out. >> That's right. >> Not too many. >> Show us the right color pin. Check.
>> I guess not. two. >> Oh, yeah. >> There. And here. >> I know. >> Yeah. >> I sent a email over to TJ to see if he
can fix that. Tell me what to do. It's funny you mentioned TJ when I was thinking about he has his pilots license he's going for right hire him to fly a ban around town saying a vote how about those >> I would like that
>> so update you are your signing over the weekend um the transportation lost water this weekend that today and the white did not have heat. So probably go there
and take care of that on Saturday. So it was very busy over the weekend facilities. >> I haven't heard any updates on the school. I don't think >> there was school that he >> Oh yeah, it was that day. >> Okay. So I know school was canceled though, right? That for that day.
>> It was canceled that day. Um early but it was up and running by the next day. I actually had a meeting the other day at 2:00. So we just >> good old days. >> That's so funny. dressing.
>> I So, what was that last weekend? >> It was 28. >> No, I was just going to say like there was black ice like two night it was I I was on my way to my friend's house in Kushnet. Freetown roads were awesome. I crossing town lines.
>> You could tell. >> And I hit black ice and I I my car went sideways. It's very apparent. >> I wanted to text Chucky bag, hey, good job. >> He takes great pride in that stuff. >> Yeah.
>> And it shows. >> And you did get the pictures of the pickle ball court, right? >> Yeah. They look great. They look great. >> They look awesome. Now, the net's still around it. Someone called and asked about the net. I was like, I think it's just curing, right? Is that what the net's around it for? Did you order one or you still waiting? >> Snow was like an arc decide between the
two. >> But I think he saw like >> the net around the whole >> temporary fencing to >> supposed to come down today but it's on because the snow the lines are curing it for a few days. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. The residents called our put it
out there and I was like I think it's still curing. Don't go on it until those nets are down. >> It's you can walk on it now. >> Put that up so that people supposed to be on that. >> You said the net were buying a net
probably in the springtime. >> The net we I just have to look at the pick. We're probably going to chain it to the be so you can push it out of the way when you want to play basketball. Roll it out when you want to play pickle
ball. >> That's cool. Yeah, it's one I have to. It's easy to push back and forth. >> So, it came out really nice though. Let's see how it works out because if it works out well, you know, something to keep in mind for our other courts that need some updating.
>> Yeah, absolutely. >> Love to see it in court near here. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> So, with that, we can send a motion to adjurnn. >> Motion made. Second. All >> in favor? I I Good night everybody. Thank you.