Sure. >> Why not? Okay, everyone. Thank you for joining us tonight on our February 24th, 2026 uh commissioner meeting. If I'll hand this over to Lou to do a roll call.
County Commissioners Bartlett here, >> D'vor, >> James, Ramaglia >> here, Trzat >> here, >> Deputy Director Cruz >> here, >> Director Lazaro >> here. >> Uh, can we have the announcement of the open public meeting law? Ladies and
gentlemen, the notice requirement of the open public meetings law has been satisfied with respect to this meeting specifying the time, date, and location, including the annual notice adopted the reorganization meeting filed with the county clerk, posted administration building, and mailed to two newspapers in accordance with the provisions of the
law. >> I stand for the pledge of allegiance. >> Please join me for the flag of our country. I aliance to the flag of the United States of America to the stands
one indivisibley and justice for all >> and we'd like to invite Father Gino up to do the invocation. >> Good evening everyone commissioners. Thank thank you very much. Um, I'm
really honored to be able to say the prayer uh as we recognize Steve Orsini and Nancy and his beautiful family. I've been friends with you guys for 30 years and uh Steve, thanks for helping us on the streets here at Patterson. Anytime
our kids or our people needed anything, I pick up the phone. Um, so thank you. In the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Amen. Heavenly Father, we gather together here, people of different cultures, races, and religions, all for the
building up of the lives and the successes and the futures of the wonderful people in our county. Bless our commissioners, all those who lead us in a very special way. We ask you please bless Steve and Nancy and their
beautiful family and all those who care for buildings and grounds and in doing so care for the lives and the souls of all of us in the name of the father and the son and the holy spirit. Amen. >> Thank you guys.
And could we have a moment of silence to remember all the men and women who have died while serving in the armed forces and to our own Janice Dean we pray for you your family in remembrance of your dad John Radits and we want to keep John
Pogarlic senior in our prayers as he just passed away recently also. Just a moment of silence. >> Thank you. >> Have a motion to approve the proclamations for tonight.
>> We'll do the minutes first. >> Oh, I'm sorry. And I went right past the minutes. Do I have a motion to approve the minutes of February 10th? >> So moved. >> Second. >> So it's D'Vor and Bartlet. >> County Commissioners Bartlett. >> Yes.
>> D'Vor, >> yes. >> Jamesia, >> yes. >> Tratz, >> yes. >> Deputy Director Cruz, >> yes. >> Director Lazera, >> yes. >> Have a motion to approve the proclamation for our own Steve Horsini. So moved four.
>> Second. >> Devour and Cruz. >> County Commissioners Bartlett. >> Yes. >> D'vor. >> Yes. >> James. >> Yes. >> Remagalia. >> Yes. >> Traz. >> Yes. >> Deputy director Cruz. >> Yes. >> Director Lazar. >> Yes. And at this point, I'll hand this
over to our administrator, Matt Jordan. >> Thank you, director. As you said, uh, bittersweet. We're we're here to celebrate uh the career and retirement of our buildings and crowns superintendent uh Steve Warsini. And I'm going to turn it over to Commissioner Cruz for the proclamation.
>> Good evening, everyone. I I think this uh our night here so far, the fact that we're all here after this uh crazy winter storm that we have, crazy winter in general, speaks volumes for the individual that we are honoring this evening that you guys are here um
to celebrate with him. Um and so once again, I'll say good evening everyone. >> Good evening. >> Yes, that's more like it. Uh there's not much that can be said for a person who has dedicated so much time uh not to just county uh buildings and grounds
here physically but to the county in general uh with his time served. Uh and so we are honored uh to be honoring uh Steve uh as superintendent of buildings and grounds, a person that uh we oftentimes say we're sad to see go, but
we're happy to see you go because we know you're moving on to something more fulfilling in your life uh in the time that you have served here with us has been fruitful and we all appreciate it. So it is my honor at this time to call up Steve Orsini as we read his proclamation honoring his retirement.
Let's give him a big ROUND OF APPLAUSE. WHEREAS Steve Orsini has dedicated more than two decades of distinguished public service to the residents of P County, serving with integrity, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to the department of buildings. buildings and grounds where Mr. Osini began his
service with Pay County in 2015 rose to the position of superintendent of buildings and grounds where he provided steady leadership over the maintenance and operation of all of our county public buildings and courthouse complex. He supervised skilled union trained
personnels across three shifts, ensuring the safe, efficient, and continuous operation of critical county facilities serving employees, officials, and residents. Under his direction, the county completed significant mechanical and infrastructure upgrades, including
modernizing of boilers, chillers, HVAC systems, building management systems, critical piping improvements within the historic district court. Mr. Aini led an extensive courthouse and facility improvement, department relocation, accessibility enhancement, restroom
modernization, safety redesigns, and the orderly closure of our and decommissioning of our county jail. Whereas during the unprecedented CO 19 pandemic, Mr. Dr. Osini provided extraordinary leadership by installing protective barriers countywide,
supporting testing and vaccination operations, coordinating mobile clinic logistics, organizing food distribution efforts, and responding 24 hours a day to disinfect facilities following positive COVID cases. Whereas prior to
his service with the county of Pake, Mr. Borin Orsini served as at the bureau of North Helden Department of Public Works from 2002 to 2015 as a supervisor and earlier built a strong work eth work work ethic through his years as a
professional commercial driver in the tri-state region. Mr. Rossini is a certified public works manager licensed by the state of New Jersey since October 2017. He holds a commercial driver's license class A with multiple endorsements and completed specialized
safety training, including confined space and lockout tag certifications. Whereas his leadership, technical expertise, tireless dedication, and steady presence, has earned him the respect and admiration of his colleagues, county officials, and the
community that he has so faithfully served. So now therefore, let it be proclaimed by the board of county commissioners of the county of Pake, who hereby honors and commends Steve Orsini for his outstanding service and congratulates him upon the occasion of
his retirement. Let it further be proclaimed that this county extends its deepest gratitude for his years of dedicated service and wishes him continued health, happiness, and a fulfillment in his well-earned retirement. Congratulations,
Thank you. It has truly been an honor and a privilege to serve Pay County as a superintendent of buildings and grounds in the past 11 years. When I look back, I see a journey filled
of challenges, accomplishments, and most importantly, the incredible people I've had the good fortune to work with. I want to express my sincere gratitude to Chairman John Curry and to the Anthony Denova for giving me the opportunity to serve in this role.
Anthony, your your mentorship and friendship have have had a lasting impact on me, and I could not have asked for a better ally throughout these years. Thank you as well to administrator Matt Matt Jordan
and to all the present and former county commissioners I have worked with along the way. Your support and guidance helped help move projects forward and enable me to serve as as serve this county to the best of my ability. Thank
you to my fellow department heads. Thank you for your cooperation, teamwork, and professionalism. A special thank you to parks director Daryl Sparta, assistant director Greg Moore, and Angela Bureaf who are always ready to assist in any
project we brought their way. I'm also grateful to Charlene Gunghill. Her guidance throughout the pandemic helped me to keep the county safe. I'm also grateful grateful to director of roads Ken Simpson and his team for their continued support.
I'd like to acknowledge engineer Steve Edmund, Jonathan Perah, Nordan Murphy, and architect Andrew Thompson. Steve Edmund and Andrew Thompson were a tremendous help for help when I first started, and Andrew has continued to
support our work over the years. I would I would I also want to recognize a few of my supervisors who play a critical role in keeping buildings and grounds running each day. PNIS health healthc care facility supervisor Michael
Jordan general supervisors Joe Baker Gil Ishmolof office supervisor Donna D Christina our clerk 2 Normmai supervisors Ed Hanland Vincent Pena
Joseph Maluso Jose Ramos and Rick Mauard to my entire buildings and grounds team thank you this team is truly a family and each of you contributes in your own way to our success. Your dedication, work ethic, and pride in your work are
what keeps this county moving. I also want to thank my my family and especially my wife of 40 years, Nancy, for their support and understanding every time I had to run out during a family function, step away from a holiday, or stay late unexpectedly for
an emergency. As I step into the next phase of life, I deeply deeply I'm deeply grateful for your trust, support, and collaboration I've experienced over the years. Working alongside such committed colleagues and helping
strengthen our county facilities has been an honor. Thank you all. Still you're still working, right? You want to move this? >> Where we go? No, I'm just messing with you, man. I'm just messing with you. >> Administrator Denova, if you could come
up for the picture, please. Thank you. How about >> Nancy? Nancy, I just Good. All right. Recharge. >> Hi
That's it for presentation. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You You want to bring your family up, Steve? Sorry. >> Can you move that again, Commissioner? >> Take a picture. A >> That's a good boy.
>> I'll hold the kiss. No. No. >> Okay. Look at this. Sorry. >> Yeah. Look at the camera. >> Thank We have a big family here. Move the podium back. Move the podium
back. little chair point out there. Everybody back to work. Oh yeah. Thank you. Yeah, mayor. Come on up, please. Thank you for joining us. Yeah, >> with your permission, of course. >> Three minutes. Please say your name.
>> Three minutes. >> Yes. Good evening. I'm going to turn this over. Please pardon my back or at least my side. >> Good evening. Andre Seya, proud mayor of the historic city of Patterson, capital of P County. Of course, I'm here for Steve, but I'd be remiss
if I did not thank our county partners, especially during this recent snowstorm. It goes beyond borrowing salt. It's about coordinating our efforts to ensure the safety of the residents that we all represent and serve. So, I'd like to give a round of applause for our county
commissioners, Matt Jordan and his team. Thank you. I don't know if we need any more salt, but if we do, I will make sure I text message you. But Steve, on behalf of the same residents that I just spoke about, we want to thank you for your exemplary service to Patterson to
Pay County. We want to congratulate you and your wife Nancy. Want to wish you well in your next endeavor. We want to wish you continued success in the future. But from Patterson, from me, we are profoundly grateful to you for your service. Thank you very much. And I
still have two minutes. Michael, I was going to take that Rudy Fil. No, I'm just turn. >> Yes, there you go. See you for Lambert Castle on Friday. Thank you everyone. >> Thank you, mayor. We're all very excited. So, >> Steve, what can I say? Uh,
that hasn't been said already. Um, you know, we're going to miss you. Um, you've you've turned the uh you've turned that department around. Um, anytime I called you, you know, in the middle of the night to address an issue, you were in your truck, you know, before
I even got done getting whatever it was out of my mouth, uh, whenever I needed something done. You know, I told you I needed a courthouse renovated in 3 months. You got it done in 3 months. Um, you should be proud. You've left that department. You've left the county better than when you got here. And, uh, you know, we're going to miss you and
I'm still going to be calling you. So, thank you. >> Yeah. Commissioners, I don't know if I'll yield to the director. >> Sure. Don't leave, Steve. >> I'll be right back. >> What you gonna do? >> If I just could while we had a minute.
Um, you know, it came up the snow. I I'd just like to recognize uh Ken Simpson, Daryl Sparta, um I'm going to forget names now. George Rosenthal, our OEM coordinator. um Steve Warsini um you know all the men and women of our public works departments that have been working
around the clock clearing the roads. I'm very proud of their effort. Um you know I think we improved which is you know what we want to see from from the last storm. Um and the guys did a great job. I mean they're all still out there doing it and we're expecting more snow tonight and over the next week. So thank you all
for your work. Steve, I like I feel like I grew up in this place with you from the very first year when we did Pause in the Park in 2016 up until now. We've always worked together so well and we bring so much to
the county when we work together. We all we all know that, right? We all have to get along and we all have to talk and we get things done. But this is a new phase that you're going through in your life now when you move on from here. And I just wish you all the best. And you
know, we'll always be here for you if you ever need anything. And I have your phone number so I can call you. But I do >> I know. >> I know you will. But we wish you all the best in your new endeavors. I'll I'll I'll take this time to say
Steve um when I joined P County uh you know working since 2020 I've met a few people a lot of few people who were great in moving P County forward and since being on the board
I've I've worked with you intimately and um work with you a lot of times and I see that you are one of those people that has moved Pay County in the distance in which you have moved it forward and for that I want to say personally thank you as county
commissioner continued bless >> sure we're just going to go down the line here >> no that's fine um I said you know what I said at the podium Steve but you know the last two years I've had the luxury of working with you on the public works
committee and uh just kind of just seeing the day in day out the grind that goes on to keep the lights on, no pun intended. Um but you are definitely will be missed. Um and well appreciated all the hard work you put into keeping this
thing going. So congratulations again and good luck on all your future endeavors and I know you'll be around so we'll be seeing you. Thank you, >> Mr. Aini. Happy retirement. I know I met you last year during the campaign season, and I have to say our
conversation was all about food, all about restaurants. I walked away with a wealth of knowledge on good Italian restaurants for the county. So, I'm kind of sad you're retiring this year. So, best of luck. Best of luck in your journey. Enjoy your retirement. And um
I'm happy to see that you're walking away, but you're going to still stick around. >> Steve, thank you very much. Um you're in a line of work where if we need you, it's probably a headache of some kind. And uh the biggest compliment I hope I
can pay to you is that I never worried. Whether it was water log ceiling tiles coming down on my desk one day or any number of other things. Uh oh, we got Steve. It'll be fine. That's something that um I hope you realize how
consequential it is to be the person who lets the rest of us not have to worry about all the things that are under your supervision. So, thank you very much for all those years of service and best wishes. >> I don't know how the hell you remember
my birthday, but you do. >> So, see your birthday? >> No, I I I actually I actually I What you don't see is I circle you until you say happy birthday and then then I give it up. But uh you know you all every single year you remember everybody's birthday
and I don't know how you do that. I I'm terrible at it. It's awful. But all my relatives hate me because I don't remember anybody's birthday. But I I I want to bring you in and you can be the spotter. Anyway, I'm going to miss you. You're you're you're a unique person. You
really are. I hope you enjoy your retirement. I really do. Steve, I wish you the best and I think some of your best work was uh shown last August when we opened up 400 clams at the uh fair. So I hope you do return
because Mr. Denova couldn't open up one. Uh so if it if it was up to us, we wouldn't be eating any raw clams. So with that being said, I really appreciate your efforts you put through and and our good conversations. Best of luck to you. Talk to you soon.
>> Stephen, remember to stay out of Angie's way when she's opening up the clams. All right. >> Okay, we're going to I need a motion to suspend the regular order of business. >> So moved. Second. D'vor >> Cruz and D'Vor >> County Commissioners Bartlett.
>> Yes. >> D'vor. >> Yes. >> James. >> Remagalia. >> Yes. >> Trat. >> Yes. >> Deputy Director Cruz. >> Yes. >> Director Lazar. >> Yes. >> Okay. Um, on ordinance 20261
to authorize the making of various public improvements and the acquisition of new additional or replacement equipment and machinery and the new communication and signal system equipment in, by, and for the county of Payic, state of New Jersey, to
appropriate the sum of 22 million to pay for the cost thereof to appropriate the c uh appropriate the county trust funds money to make down payment or fully or partially fund appropriations from the capital improvement fund to authorize
the issuance of bonds uh to finance such appropriations and to provide for the issuance of bond anticipation notes in anticipation of the issuance of such bonds. I move to open the public hearing on bond ordinance 202601.
>> Second. >> Let me do a roll call. You >> have a motion to close the public hearing. >> Yeah. Do a roll call first. Uh county commissioners Bartlett. Yes. >> D'vor. >> Yes. >> James. Remagia. >> Yes. >> Tratz. Yes.
>> Deputy Director Cruz. >> Yes. >> Director Lazar. >> Yes. >> Seeing no one, uh, move to close the public hearing. >> Second. >> Cruz and Bartlett. >> County Commissioners Bartlett. >> Yes. >> D'Vor, >> yes.
>> James. Remagia. >> Yes. >> Tratz. >> Yes. >> Deputy Director Cruz. >> Yes. >> Director Lazera. >> Yes. >> I'll make a motion to adopt the bond ordinance 2026-1. Second >> county commissioners Bartlett.
>> Yes. >> D'vor. >> Yes. >> James. >> Remagalia. >> Yes. >> Stratz. >> Yes. >> Deputy director Cruz. >> Yes. >> Director Lazar. >> Yes. Bond to ordinance 20262 uh to authorize the undertaking of B
County Courthouse annex former US customs house exterior restoration project in and by and for the count for the open space trust fund of the county of BG state of New Jersey to appropriate
the sum of 4,500,000 to pay the cost thereof to appropriate uh a state grant to authorize the issuance of bonds to finance such appropriations and to provide for the issuance of bond anticipation notes in
anticipation for the issuance of such bonds. >> Have a motion to open the public hearing on bond ordinance 2602. >> So moved. >> Second. >> Bartlett and James. Bartlet. >> Bartlett and James.
>> County Commissioners Bartlett. Yes. >> D'Vor. Yes. James Remagalia, >> yes. >> Trat, >> yes. >> Deputy Director Cruz, >> yes. >> Director Lazar, >> yes. >> Does anyone present desire to be heard on bond ordinance 2006-02?
>> Seeing no, we'll move to close. >> Second, >> Cruz and D'vor. >> County Commissioners Bartlett. >> Yes. >> D'vor, yes. >> James, Raglia, >> yes. >> Tratz, >> yes. >> Deputy Director Cruz, >> yes. >> Director Lozer,
>> yes. Can I have a motion to adopt bond ordinance 2026-02? >> So moved. >> Second, >> Cruz and D'Vor. >> County Commissioners Bartlett. >> Yes. >> D'Vor, >> yes. >> James Remagalia, >> yes. >> Stratz, >> yes.
>> Deputy Director Cruz, >> yes. >> Director Lazera, >> yes. >> Have a motion to resume the regular order of business. Moved. D'Vor, >> D'Vor and Bartlett. >> County Commissioners Bartlett, >> yes.
>> D'vor, >> yes. >> James Magalia, >> yes. >> Tratz, >> yes. >> Deputy Director Cruz, >> yes. >> Director Lazera, >> yes. >> Okay. Um, we're going to do the commissioner reports right now. I uh
just want to first of all thank everyone who spent probably anywhere from 24 to 48 hours out on the streets cleaning them. I see Angelo over there. I know you were one of them. Uh Daryl, I I mean
I can't even start naming everybody, but you guys did such a tremendous job and we all so proud. this guy. >> Yes, he was there 24 to 48 hours. You guys all did a tremendous job.
>> What'd he say? >> What did you say? >> Anyway, >> I know. >> Unlike myself, I knew when to leave, when I wouldn't be effective anymore. But no, you guys were fabulous and just
what this is a blizzard like we haven't had in 30 years and you guys were on it and the roads look great and there's had to be a lot of happy people out there. I mean we always know we get our naysayers but for the most part you guys in my
opinion were fabulous. Now the other thing that I would like to address is the administrative order 2026-01 which spoke to the fact that we need to protect our people here in Pay County.
So I want to take this moment to provide context on this order issued by the county on February 13th of this year in response to increased uncertainty around federal civil immigration enforcement. The county has clarified how county
buildings and resources are used so that residents and visitors can continue to access services safely and without fear. This administrative order aligns with New Jersey law and state policy and
reinforces that county spaces exist to serve the public, not to intimidate or deter people from seeking help. It protects access to essential services, strengthens public trust, and ensures our departments remain focused
on safety, respect, and lawful operations. Because we all know when people feel safe engaging with the county, our entire community is stronger. And we know that within that word
community is a word unity. We need to come together to protect our residents here in P County. So I I just give everyone so much credit for passing this administrative order. Matt, thank you. Nadesh, thank you for writing this up. I
know you have a training tomorrow at 3:00. I don't know if you want to speak to that. Um I mean just to let everybody know that we're having it. Do they know already? >> Yes. I believe the administrator sent out the flyer as well as the policy, but
the training will be for our county employees tomorrow here at 3M thereafter starting March 12. We will have once a week u the training know your rights per municipality. So our first one is POI, the city of Paic, then Patterson, and
then so on and so forth. Every Thursdays for the next six weeks. Okay, I'll pass this on. Who's next? >> Thank you, director. Um, I'll just reiterate as you said, just thanking our employees who were out there on the
front lines during these uh the storms and also reiterate a uh video that we posted earlier on our social media, myself and the sheriff, Thomas Adamo, uh reiterating to the community. So, those watching at home and those who will watch this video uh in the days after
this meeting, uh please uh let's cooperate with our public works employees, not just the county roads, but also the local municipalities as well, uh and try not to throw snow back into the roadway. We had various contractors who were plowing out uh
strip malls, etc. that were pushing snow back onto the roadways. Uh so we just wanted to make sure that we let everyone know that um when you do that and the temperatures drop overnight, those uh piles of snow become very icy and become very hazardous uh for our ongoers in our
community. So just please cooperate with us. let us help you um and help us by maintaining the snow in small piles or large piles um on the sidewalks, on the curb line, in front of your car, behind your car, but we just ask for very
minimal snow thrown back out into the roadway uh so that we can maintain our roads passable for the community. Thank you. That's all I have. Director >> Commissioner Bartlett. Director, thank you very much for your remarks on the administrative uh order.
Uh I'm very proud to be part of a county that consistently stands up for all of our residents. Um this is a place where we responded to uh an administration that was uh intimidating intimidating immigrants and
demagoguing our wonderful diversity in 2017 with our fair and welcoming policy. And again this year, uh, Pay County is a place where all are welcome. And we have had to repeatedly say that this is a
place where all are safe, accessing county government services, reporting crimes to our county sheriff's offices, uh, coming to a county building for whatever their need may be. Uh, and it's important, unfortunately, in this day and age, that we have to rearticulate
that from time to time. But I'm proud to be part of a board that consistently does so and lets everyone who lives here regarding regardless of their status, regardless of the status of people in their household that Pay County is a safe place to work, to study, to access
the services that we provide here. And I want to thank all my colleagues for consistently being part of that as well. >> Commissioner D'vor, >> thank you, Madam Director. I also want to reiterate those involved in the
latest storm and getting community uh moving. And what I liked about the last conference call we had, Matt, is I I I appreciate and applaud
the county overall listening to how we could improve the last storm leading up to this storm. And we're not going to get perfect, but I liked how we got better. And for that, I say thank you.
Uh we will get continue to work and listen and get better for whatever comes in the next storm. But I like the fact that everyone came together in the community as far as the county and we improved what we do to move and continue to move the city county forward. So
again, thank you for all involved. Okay, Commissioner James, >> have anything you want to say? >> Yeah. Uh, I'm really proud of everybody who's serving on this panel as a county commissioner. I think we have the best
county commissioner staff anywhere in the county. And you can see it every time you come into this building and anytime you have to interact with some of our commissioners, you know how good they are. So, thank you for your support. Keep it up because we always
smile behind us and look forward to working with you. >> Thank you, >> Commissioner Maga. >> Uh, director, no report. Thank you, >> Commissioner Sheratz.
>> I do not have any report, but I do want to echo my commissioners. Um, thank you everyone involved with the county cleanup. I do also want to thank um Commissioner Cruz for updating everyone on his social media with what was going on in our county. So, thank you for that. and um I guess next to the next
snowstorm then, but we're all here all together working together to make sure and ensure that our county is um kept the best of the best. Thank you. And >> I just want to say, see, I never should have mentioned names, but Steve, I left
you out and we know how much time and effort you put in to the snowstorm, and we thank you for that, too. Okay. Um have a motion to open up the oral per portion.
>> So move >> Chris Cruz and Raglia or D'Vor and Remagia. >> Okay. D'vor, >> county commissioners Bartlett. Yes. D'Voir. Yes. >> James. Remagalia. Yes. Tratz. >> Yes. >> Deputy Director Cruz. Yes.
>> Director Lazar. >> Yes. Seeing no one at the podium, I move to close the public portion. >> Second. >> Cruz and D'Vor. >> County Commissioners Bartlett. >> Yes. >> D'Vor, >> yes. >> James, >> Stratz,
>> yes. >> Deputy Director Cruz, >> yes. >> Director Lazar, >> yes. >> Okay. Can I have a motion to move N1? >> Uh, I'll move it.
>> Cruz and Second >> Bartlett. >> County Commissioners Bartlett. Yes. >> D'vor. >> Yes. >> James. Remagia. >> Yes. >> Stratz. >> Yes. >> Deputy Director Cruz. >> Yes. >> Director Lazaro. >> Yes.
>> At this time, uh, we're going to dive into the consent agenda, but I know there's a few things that we need to do. Correct. >> Yes. Directly through you. I'd like to remove resolution item resolution 47 from the consent agenda
and >> 27 >> 47 be removed from the agenda >> removed completely. >> Yes. And resolution 27 will be replaced by
the revised resolution that was given earlier. Okay. Now, is there anyone beside myself who will recuse themselves from any of the agenda items? I am going
to recuse myself from agenda item number nine. So, we'll vote on that separately. >> Yep. and director I need item 27 vote on separately as well. >> Okay.
>> Okay. So where do we begin? Um first we have to >> I have a motion to amend uh resolution number 27. So moved. >> Second. >> Bartlett and Remagia.
>> No. >> County Commissioners Bartlett. >> Yes. >> D'vor. >> Yes. >> James Raaglia. Tratz. >> Yes. >> Deputy Director Cruz. Recuse myself. >> Okay. And Director Lazera. >> Yes.
Have a motion to vote on agenda items 1 to 8, 10 to 26, and 28 to 46. >> So move D'Vor second. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'm sorry. It was moved by Move by D'Vor, second by Bartlett. Devour and
Bartlett. >> County Commissioners Cruz, I'm sorry. County Commissioners Bartlett, >> yes. >> D'Vor, >> yes. >> James Remaglia, >> yes. >> Stratz, >> yes. >> Deputy Director Cruz, >> yes. >> Director Ozaro, >> yes. >> Okay. Can I have a motion to vote on
item number nine? >> Moved consent >> agent. Okay. I think they >> Yeah, but I don't think we can. We have to do it separate. >> So, I have a motion to uh vote on agenda item number nine. >> So moved. >> Second.
>> Bartlett and Cruz. >> County Commissioners Bartlett. >> Yes. >> D'vor, >> yes. >> James, >> yes. >> Stratz, yes. >> Deputy Director Cruz, >> yes. >> Director Lazera, >> I recruited myself.
Have a motion to vote on agenda item number 27. >> So moved. >> Second. >> Bartlett. >> Remagia. Second. >> And Remaglia. >> County Commissioners Bartlett. >> Yes. >> D'vor. >> Yes.
>> James. Remagia. >> Yes. >> Stratz. >> Yes. >> Deputy Director Cruz. >> Accused. >> Director Lazar. Yes. Okay. Can I have a motion?
>> You have to take roll call. >> What? >> You have to do a roll call. >> I get it. Yeah. >> Yeah. We were in new business. >> Okay. Good. Have a motion to move the personnel agenda. >> I move the personnel agenda. >> Second.
>> Who was that? >> Bartley. >> Bring Bartley. County Commissioners Bartlett. >> Yes. >> D'vor, >> yes. >> Cru uh James, yes. >> Remagia, >> yes. >> Stratz, >> yes. >> Deputy Director Cruz, >> yes. >> Director Lazar, >> yes. >> Can I have a motion to move the bills?
>> Move the bills. Second. >> Any commissioners? Bartlett? >> Yes. >> D'vor? >> Yes. >> James, >> yes. >> Stratz, >> yes. >> Deputy Director Cruz, >> yes. >> Director Lazar, >> yes. Can I have a motion to adjurnn? >> So moved.
>> Second. Devour and Cruz. >> County Commissioners Bartlett. Yes. Vore. Yes. James. Remagalia. >> Tratz. >> Yes. >> Deputy Director Cruz. >> Yes. >> Director Lazera. >> Yes. Yes. Beautiful. >> Okay. Thanks everybody for being here
tonight.