Board of Commissioners - Regular Meeting

Pledge 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.

The best part of salary board today is it will be brief. Do we have first on the agenda is to approve the minutes from the March 10th meeting? Second. Properly moved and second. All in favor? I. Does anyone else have anything to come before the salary board today? Hearing none. Do I have a motion to adjurnn? So moved. Properly moved and second. All in favor? I. Now we will move on to the funfilled Clifffield County Commissioners meeting. for April 14th, 2026. We do have an action-packed agenda. We will dispense with the pledge. I don't know if it's action-packed. Packed. It's packed.

Yeah. Could I have a motion to approve the minutes of our previous meeting, March 24th, which seems so long ago. So move. Second. Properly moved and second. All in favor? I. Now the moment we've been waiting for, the approval of the bills from Mr. Edwards.

All righty. General fund 8,616,34159. Has $3,98154 911 $3,92816. CDBG $14,5172. Domestic relations 66,73427 and CS685,18966 for a grand total of 9,480,6924.

Do I have a motion to approve the bills as presented by controller Edwards? So move second. Properly moved and second. All in favor? I moment to sign these.

Thank you, Controller Edwards. Next, we will move on to personnel. We have several changes listed for Commissioner's approval. under new hires enforcement officer DRRO effective 42 2026 part-time security guard under the commissioners effective 49206 and clerk typus 2 in cis effective 413 2026 under transfers we have one temporary CO to full-time CO at the jail effective 42 2026 Six. No separations, retirements, no FMLA leave of absence request. Do I have a motion to approve these personnel changes as presented?

So moved. Second. Properly moved and second. All in favor? I. Now, do we have any public comment today? Hearing none, we'll move along. Gentlemen, any old business? No. Also hearing none, we will move along to our new business agenda items. If you're wondering what this huge stack is on the table, this is late in our agenda is the opening of the phone system RFPs. We may open some of these boxes a little earlier or

open. Yes, we will. Solicitor Bozvich will open the boxes and those are sharp things. You know, if we pile them up around John, it would feel more like his desk, right? Yeah. I was thinking we ought to give these all send them up to CS. You know, how kids at Christmas time would rather play with the boxes than the toys.

I I'm just Never mind. Okay. Uh we do have proclamation of April 12th to 18th as telecommunicator week in Clearfield County. And we do have our 911 director Dave Mccclure with us. You would like to I believe you brought some staff you would like to introduce and if you'd like to say a few words about telecommunicator week in Clarefield County before I read the proclamation.

This is Harley. She's one of my dispatches. I just can't say enough about the staff. We have obviously the same They deal with a lot of stuff every day. Um, we're currently down five fulltime right now. We have three parts in two.

Absolutely. Sunday, we had taken a call for an elderly male who was choking on hand that um as we process the call, it was a full obstruction. Um he went into cardiac arrest. He was not breathing. We performed CPR measures. Um before the call was even processed completely. We had EMS and fire sent. Um and the patients expected a full recovery. So that was definitely a blessing. Yes.

Thank you very much and thank you for sharing that story with us. The people realize they a very a very stressful and very important position here within Clearfield County are our 911 telecommunicators. I will now read the proclamation and then we will vote it in. Clarefield County Public Safety Telecommunicator Week. Whereas the US Congress and President of the United States have established the second week of April as National Public Safety Telecommunications Week. And whereas the Clefeld County Department of Emergency Services, also known as the 911 Center, is the crucial first contact with those in need of emergency assistance and dispatches. appropriate fire to safety providers or responders who may apprehend a criminal, save possessions from a fire, or save lives. And whereas 911 center employees are devoted to customer service excellence, a high level of professionalism, and whereas professional telecommunicators are critical to our county's emergency response, dispatching law enforcement, firefighters, emergency medical services, and other emergency responders 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. And whereas professional telecommunicators are not visible as the men and women who arrive on the scene of emergencies but provide the vital link to public safety services as part of the first responders team. Now therefore be it resolved that the Clarefield County Board of Commissioners on behalf of all the residents of Clarefield County does hereby proclaim April 12th to 18, 2026 as Public Safety Telecommunicators Week. Do I have a motion? I'll gladly make the motion.

Second. Properly moved and second. All in favor? I. Thank you, Dave, for keeping things keeping things running out there. And thank you very much for coming today. Are you doing a photo? We will do a photo.

Yeah. I wanted to say uh that was the topic of what the young lady was talking about was a topic of discussion at the Graham Township Supervisors meeting last night. One of the supervisors is the father of two of the responders that got there. My understanding is that uh you only have when you're choking, you only have so long to go when you can't breathe. And fortunately, because the quick work of our dispatch, uh the responders were able to get there in half the time and uh bring the gentleman back to consciousness uh in time so that he is able to make a full recovery. So, uh, yeah.

No, an an unseen part of the process, but a very important process are our dispatchers. So, come on up. We'll get a picture taken here. Maybe maybe we'll slide this way and do it. Keep the boxes out of it. I'm going as fast as I can. Well, no, I'm not. Wait, we're not. Jeff, you want to get one with my phone also, please? What the hell? Oh, there you go. Whoops. Drop your phone.

Jeff, would you please buy Tim a new cell phone?

Okay, I'll just send you. Thank you, Jeff. Thanks, guys. Thank you.

Trying to get rid of him. The box inside the box. Inside the box.

Thank you. Okay, moving on to item two on the agenda. Consider agreement with rapid response for hazardous emergency response services. This will also fall under Mr. Mccclure.

Um just request the commissioners consider an agreement for our county sponsored hazmat team. We want to switch from McCutchen Enterprises to rapid response. Our contract with McCutchen runs out at the end of the month. We had to 00 for some reason they're $75. They are a little farther away than McCutchen.

It is a calendar year agreement. There is the schedule of services. Obviously, it's on an as needed basis and then it does set forward the requirements of the inspections and everything very similar to what our prior agreements would look like when we need to use the rapid or the emergency response. And as per our previous conversation, this is not something we use often. No, I think in the last 10 or 11 years when we had to call in our current Okay. as long as you're comfortable with rapid response meeting the response times. And we normally do a three-year contract for this. However, since this is new to make sure

Okay. Do I have a motion to enter into a one-year agreement with rapid response for hazardous emergency service response? So moved. Second. Probably moved in a second. All in favor? I I. Now we are going to item three, consider approval of the VOCA grant and Susan Lewis is going to explain this to us.

Thank you. Welcome. This is the continuation application for grant for the VO grant. It's a two-year grant. This is for year two. Um, this allocation is $62,819. Unfortunately, it is down $5,93 from year one due to funding cuts. This grant funds to employees.

Well, we've had this discussion um with your your predecessor and you know, it's un it's terribly unfortunate. I mean, why would they cut grants when you know the cost of everything is going up? you know, we're not going to cut salaries. So, um, but I think we had made a commitment to her and now to you, I believe, that we we're going to continue to fund your office even though we're now having to use general fund sources to do it. But, um, I just want to say that when people wonder why sometimes taxes go up, this is this is a big part of why because we're losing funding sources from other areas. And, you know, victim w victim witness is important. So,

no. And I, as Commissioner Glass stated, we are we are certainly committed to keeping the office running. It provides valuable services to victims of crime throughout Clearfield County. Susan, this the monies for the VOCA grant start with the federal government. Correct. Maybe that's a discussion we can have with some of our federal officials. Commissioner Glass is correct that it has been going down recently. So, I know that they're working on trying to get it back up. It's just a matter of getting that passed.

Well, even before I mean, we've done six budgets and it was always real razor thin tight in the last couple years. There's just no way. I mean, you can't you can't make it stretch that far. So, and is working also on trying to get additional funds as well. I believe I believe Cherry's desk is just increasing fees to Well, once again, thank you for the valuable services your office provides. And do I have a motion to approve the VOA grant application? So moved. Second.

Partly moved and second. All in favor? I sign this electronically. Correct. Okay, Tim will get a note of Thank you. And and as this is your first meeting as the director, welcome. Thank you very much. You want me to keep them or keep them? Okay. Thank you. Thank you very much. We'll move now on to item four. Consider amendment to the Biopath Technologies Agreement.

This is an ag This is an agreement we have um for the jail. Several years ago, we had entered into an agreement then for tablets and different access. A lot of it is required um for us to be able to provide certain access to for um different legal research and communications. There was a change um under the FCC that required us to do an amendment to our agreement to just account for those. As part of it, it does um it does provide for some different rates um that the FCC came in and said could or could not be charged. Um, so this is updating to make sure that we're in compliance with those changes in the FCC regulation. Um, this is a cost that's passed on to the inmate when they use the tablet. So this is not a county expense for that. Um, I know we spoke about that last time, but just as a reminder, um, it is it's not a out of pocket um, in there. And then in speaking to the warden, I was not made aware of any issues with the current company um to to have kind of any concerns or anything that needed to be addressed outside of the amendment at this point in time.

Okay. Do I have a motion to approve the agreement with Viopath Technologies? So moved. I'll second. Properly moved and second. All in favor? I. Item number six, consider agency service agreement with pay gov us. I think you skipped department of corrections.

Oh, I did. Let me back up. Number five, consider county assistance agreement with the Department of Corrections. This is an agreement again um with the county but on behalf of the jail um to basically be an emergency facility or a facility to use as needed um when the department of corrections is transporting individuals from Muny to Camber Springs if they need to if there's an emergency if they need to stop to use a restroom. Sometimes they have inmates with medical needs. um they there needs to be an agreement in place, but essentially they're able to use our facility um just because of a little bit of a halfway point um in order for them to stop um in speaking with the warden and I don't know that it's used very often, but um just one of those things to have in place. Um there is a 15-day termination. Um I was not made aware of any concerns from the warden.

And this is an agreement we've had previously. I don't know that we've had the agreement. I think it hasn't been a formal agreement. Um, which I think is why we're just making sure it's getting in place so there's not a Okay. So, we're in effect formalizing a practice. Yes. Okay. Do I have a motion to approve the assistance agreement with Department of Corrections? So, moved. Second.

Properly moved and second. All in favor? I. Now, we'll move on to the one I read out of order. Consider agency service agreement with payv.us. score. This is a request of the Pthonetary um for for different um processing of the of credit card payments. Um the Pthonetary utilize a software called Telesoft. They've changed who their provider is. Um we're currently under an agreement um with Municipal Services Bureau. Um there's no issue with that, but this is keeping it in line with with what the software um is handling. Um so again, it's an agreement, not a cost to the county. Um it's a fee that's passed on for the convenience of being able to pay um by credit card. So that's been reviewed and approved its form this morning.

Okay. Do I have a motion to enter into the service agreement with pay gov us? So moved. I will second that. Properly moved and second. All in favor? I consider agreement with advanced office systems for a copy release. And this again is for the proonetary um up on their their copier. Um we have our standard agreement that we usually use. This is a three-month agreement for $1379 per month. It does include year, I'm sorry, three year

36 months. Three year um agreement with them. And it does include um the requirement that at the end of the lease they have to transport the copier or machine back um which is always one of our requirements used with them. Okay. Hey, do I have a motion to consider agreement with advanced office systems for proonitaries copier? So moved. Second. Properly moved and second. All in favor? I

consider a memorandum of understanding with Lawrence County for environmental review. Lawrence County received a fairly substantial grant um to do different studies as far as um different hazards, different trainings for contractors um through our redevelopment authority. Um this is a tool that's needed as they progress with some of their grants and Lawrence has um stated that they are willing to take on the responsibility of administering overseeing the grant um to do these different studies. Um there is also um Tyogga County, Indiana County um and then a few smaller municipalities who are going to be joining in this. Um it's not a cost to the county. It's all covered by the grant. It's just coordinating with them for them to oversee it. Um which is fairly common with with these types of grants.

Okay. Do I have a motion to approve the memorandum of understanding with Lawrence County on the environmental review grants? So moved. Second. Properly moved and seconded. All in favor? I. Next item nine, consider master services agreement with Gov AI Software Solutions LLC. This is again just a request that kind of tags along with that USGV one. They have them as two separate um agreements though because they're under two separate providers. This is also Perthonitar's office. Okay. Do this is probation.

No, probation. dramatic pause. I know. Nope. Let's go back. Nope. I'm sorry. I was thinking preonetary probation. I'm sorry. Okay. I can't multitask apparently. Very well. Um too many. Go ahead, Dave. No, I I want to hear what you have to say about it. Anything? I mean, the title gives me pause. Are we Are we introducing a Are you talking to me? They just changed.

Yeah, they changed the name of there. There's no there's no AI. I I was very worried about it. I went I went up and I immediately talked to Sean. Okay. And there's no AI sloth. It's just the name of the company, right? Because we need to be obviously careful what we let into our system. Immediately because I thought a department went and bought AI without notifying the IT department. That that was what my ears perked up. It's like, whoa, what are we doing here? Okay, fair enough.

And this is where we thank our valuable people in the back today, having the entire IT department here with us. We affectionately call them our nerds, but thank you for following up on that. Do I have a motion to enter into services agreement with Govai Software Solutions, noting that this is not an AI platform? It is just the name. So move. Second. properly moved and second. All in favor? I I consider agreement with Municipal Services Bureau for the Treasurer's Office. 10 and 11 are going to kind of go hand in hand. Right now, we have to do them separately.

We'll do them separate, but just as I explain them, they're going to kind of go hand in hand. Um the treasurer currently has an agreement with all paid credit card services. um those fees are are just a little high and because they're passed on um to the taxpayers and people using the office um the treasurer was able to discuss with municipal services bureau an alternative that is actually who the fthonitary was using. There were no issues with that program or any of the processing um so there's not a concern there. This is just um a way to be able to make sure the fees that are charged for the convenience just don't keep rising um on there. So part of this will be terminating the prior contract which will coordinate for when MSB comes in. There's a 30-day termination under all paid and then MSB will take over. So again, not a cost to the county, but a cost that's passed on um to the consumer.

Since we are joined with Treasurer Sigle today, would you like to address give us your take on these things?

Yes. Most of our transactions are $8.80 or $10.80. Um, and we were living with passing a dollar transaction fee on to the customer, you know, person that came in for a dog license or hunting license, whatever. But that dollar went to $3.99 and they were not going to renegotiate that at all. So, just didn't feel it was fair to an $8.80 transaction to be charged another $4. So I looked into this other place and they're actually we're even going to go down less than a dollar for those very small transactions. So no fees involved the terminal like there there is no fee involved. Um so it just seemed like a no-brainer.

No fixed fee you mean just the fees that they charge per transaction, right? And obviously that when we ask for $8.80, we get $8.80 because that's what the state, you know what I mean? So the 50 cents they like call the convenience fee. It goes straight to we we don't see that doesn't pass through. They just just goes to the person. We let them know and before they slip they're going to get charged and nobody really seems to have a problem. But 399 they were starting to have a problem. Well yeah I can understand that. Oh no. I'll make a motion to approve M the contract with MSB. I'll second it. All in favor? I.

And thank Treasurer Seagull for your diligence and looking out for the taxpayers and people who use your offices in Clearfield County. And next, this is item 11, which ties in, as solicitor Bose said, consider termination of agreement with all paid credit card services for the treasur's office, which as was just explained, this is just terminating one service, replacing it with another, timing to be coordinated. And I'll make a motion that we uh approve the termination of that agreement. Second. Properly moved and second. All in favor? I I Okay, now we are down to the fun part. Well, can I while she's still opening, can we just do 13 real quick?

Well, yeah, go ahead, Dave. Go ahead. You take that. We still have a few um elected poll positions open and I want to just go over them again and I would ask the press to put this out for anybody who lives in these precincts. Um we we desperately need some help in Dubo City second precinct. We need a minority inspector of election. Doesn't matter which party you're in. That's just the name of the position. Grampian, pardon me, Grampianboro, we still need a judge of election. Um, Ferguson Township, we need a minority inspector. Graham Township, we need a minority inspector. And Pike Township, we need a minority inspector. And again, don't don't read too much into the minority part of it. It's just the second inspector. Um, so any any registered voter there can do it.

And while we're while we're on election stuff, we we I think we've been pretty diligent about getting out the changes to polling places. Yeah, I haven't gotten any complaint. I mean, anything recent. I think everybody's been informed. I think everybody's as ready for it as they're they're going to be. And we're going to start uh the hope theoretically now that the ballots certified, we should be sending out mail and ballots next week. Okay. And everything is underway for the May 19th primary election on our end here in the county. And trying to remember, last day to register, May 4th.

May 4th. May 12th is the last day to request a mail-in ballot. But I can't say this enough. With the problems that the post post office is having, by their own admission, the problems the post office is having, you don't want to wait till May 12th. Come in and request it earlier. Okay. And we are just about ready. I don't know if you want to let it just briefly describe what they did the RFP for. I can't recall if they went through that last

we we recently put out a request for proposal for a new countywide phone system and I will let the IT department give you a brief overview of what was included in that RFP and then we will we will go through the proposals that we received. Um I'm going to be honest I made it a long time ago remember exactly what's in it but it's just our on premise one that um will go from using the order system to all over internet.

So this will be a voice over internet protocol phone system countywide. Yes, which is pretty standard for most. Any idea of the age of the current system? Oh, really? It it predates movement. I thought maybe you updated it when you moved here. You did not. We we just This is just an extension of It's even older than I thought. Maybe older than part of our department. It's older than my kids. Okay. So,

I remember we used to send little messengers running around. Well, I mean, and and just to just to tail on that, I I had VoIP in my prior business, and there are a lot of other small features that I think can be very valuable um you know, in terms of being able to forward calls and, you know, kind of even overlay the the phone number on so that you know, and I like, for example, when I did it, I could use my cell phone and basically attach it to the VoIP line and take the calls from my cell that seemed like they were coming from my my all-state line. So I didn't have to be in the office necessarily. So for some people some certain positions that may be useful. Um sending the voice voicemails to email I'm sure is probably going to be part of it. Um I found that very helpful when we used to have that. So

yes. Do you anticipate a learning curve among county employees? Well, yeah, ch there's always ch change is hard, but it's also inevitable. I think some of the vendors offer training as well for end users, so depending Well, do you want to Heather, do you want to start? Yep. If you want Yeah, I'll open the rest of these. Yeah. You want me to start? There's only Well, I can read them if you want. It's up to you. All right. We're down to the last three. Do we have a master list? No, I mean I have a nice little stack though that we that has all the actual copies. I'm pretty sure

there were 23 I believe now in this when we we did the request for proposal we we anticipated getting a handful. We were we would have been happy to get eight or 10 and we have I believe 23. I haven't. I believe that's what we had on Friday. I believe we have 23 separate entities have responded to the RFP.

Well, yeah. The first one here is just going to try and find this one. UCAS and they don't have they have the they have it broken down by items. So, we would have to do some math to figure out. There's there's a lot of pieces to this. Um I think a lot of them are going to be broken down. I don't know that we'll be able to give the price. I think we can announce the company if you see it quickly, but because of the way the procedures work.

UCAS um and they're also one thing they there's a lot in there, but they they highlight that they're doing a trade-in promotion of 20 $25 per phone for our existing phones. So, we would get a little over five grand back for the 200 plus phones we have. Where are they from? If we can at least get Oh, California. if we can at least get the company name and where they're from. I and then we're going to have to review all those.

All right, so that's UCAS and then this is Granite Government Solutions out of Quincy, Massachusetts and and yeah, this will require an extensive review to make sure we have an apples to apples. Now they're they're saying 63,863 is their total. UCS didn't didn't do the total. They had it broken down. But uh Tech Mode out of that out of the original Terminator movie, aren't they? That was part of Skynet.

Greenville, South Carolina. They have an option A and an option B. Option A is a 12 month term. Looks like, if I'm reading this right, 18,525, but it does not include the hardware. And then the three the three-year term is 17,025 um annually. And again,

is that option B? That's option B. And so we'd have to figure out what that there is hardware also broken down. What figure that out? Okay. DNS communications. Are you writing these down, Lisa? Okay, then I don't have to be writing these down as well. That's a good idea. I am myself.

They're out of elgen, Illinois. Elg Illinois. And they they had they do not have a total we'll have to figure out what that is. That that one's not actually very helpful. Greeze line is saying 247494 per month. I don't know if that includes hardware either. It's unclear. Uh, Integrated Technology Services out of Orlando, Florida. 315859 a month. No phones provided. Bridge Point. They're out of the last uh Sonteo, California. And Looks like 17,326. And I think that might just be the the hardware. See if there's anything else in here.

I was going to say there is going to be some figure. Oh yeah, we're going to have to really deal delve into these. And then the monthly car cost on that is um $184660. Okay. Okay. What's that? The monthly here. This one it's flagged just so it'll be a little easier for you.

The vera link. Um the monthly's on that side. Monthly looks like 190 $1,92 a month and $18,000 to implement plus it looks like manage support at 3200 a month. So the total 12-month cost they're saying is 115,000. I don't know where they're out of Atlanta, Georgia, TCO Technology, Boston, Massachusetts. It's looks like 29127 upfront and 1883 monthly full service network. Um sure where they're out of. They're saying, "39.98." I don't That does not obviously does not include the hardware and they don't say where they're out of.

But they've got a 412 area code. So that tells me partnership DBA Verizon Wireless. So it's Verizon um monthly 3434 and 43362 in onetime fees for the phones. data path services from Centennial, Colorado. Looks like 237. Wow. 2426 per month and then at least 14,900 upfront. It's unclear to me if this concludes I don't think that includes the the phones. Although they're saying that they've got an option that's $85 each for a phone, which is somewhat less than some of the others I saw. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Didn't we just

I thought that one looked the same. I don't know if they submitted two. Yeah. Oh, you know what? I think or is it just a very similar it is it's a different company same using the same um software software basically so this is from is that the goto meeting go yeah it's go to CTI and this was TCO and go to so interesting um but yeah I caught the the logo caught my eye it's like wait a minute I just saw this. Yep. Um, sue each other.

Let's see here. Looks like 29127 up front. This does appear to include the phones and then 1883 per month. Okay. Definitely did not expect as much response. Um, looks like 2553. Oh, I'm sorry. This is Mel Public Sector Solutions. where they're not make it clear where they're out of. Um Oh, there we go. Cherry Hill, New Jersey, I think. and 2553 a month and then it looks like 32304 up front. Uh access plus out of Maywa Mawa, New Jersey. MAH WH I'm not familiar with that time.

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All right, I'll take your word for it. Uh 385950 a month and That does not include the phones. And they're saying they've got different options for the phones from 68 to $190. Vertical communications Roswell, Georgia. Uh total monthly recurring cost 195270. Um they're they're they're saying 4144 per phone. So that's one of the lower ones. We'll have to sort all that out. EST Tech Systems, Plano, Texas. 6,000 upfront. 22.85 per month for 5 years. That's interesting. It looks like they're we're not they're they're not offering to sell us the phones, but lease the phones at a dollar a month. That may be interesting.

Um, Connecticut Communications out of Connecticut, Durham, Connecticut. Annual charge 33 estimated 33464 per year. It's not tipping.

Looks like that does include the funds. Zto communications out of Cersport. Total monthly cost 139640. Um I didn't see the phones on that. Did not see the phones at all. Nope. Looks like that's just the the service. Advent Communications out of Washington, PA.

We have We have officially bored the television media. I was wondering when we get there. Um, he says, "I am 257 a month." And that looks like channel 14,400 in upfront, which I don't think includes the phones. Oops. No. Party fell. I gave him one job to do. I mean, start all over now. Yeah, but we're going to go back to the beginning. 52 pickup. You see how neatly Heather has the empty stuff stacked under here. Only a woman. I I'm not going to argue that at all.

You need new scissors for um This is aa Lisa. I will do that. What was the name of this one? Aa a v a y aaya but cloud office via aa killos. Well, do you guys remember there a couple years ago they were making a lot of ads like I think they even had a super bowl ada but then they kind of disappeared. I'm not very

well. There's some marketers that made made a hell of a lot of money. This car page and page of nice pictures. I can't find any. It's all specs from phones. I can't find any. Do you want me to look at it real quick while you do the next one? Yeah. Did you when you open that one might not have Was that one of the ones that All I see here is like a contract and and some specs. It didn't go with that, did it? Nope.

Okay, we'll move on to 4Erunner Technologies out of Edgewood, New York. 4618 monthly and 27,000 just under 27,000 upfront. Probably not. Access Plus Communications, that same town out of New Jersey. Maywead. Is that how you pronounce that? Advent. M Ah, w Wow. Okay. This one went with Advent. This was just the information. Oh, yeah. It went with Advent. Advent.

We'll find it. We'll find it. Um Did you say mad? It's I'm not looking. M ah w ah I would have maybe maybe um looks like 3859 a month. Which company is this? This is access plus out of that same Iowa made whatever New Jersey town probably

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doesn't matter whatever it is 27,800 per year for 200 licenses and the phones range between $110 and $155 on top of that. Where were they from? It did not say it. It has a phone number, but it doesn't have an address. Um, oh, wait. Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania.

They don't really highlight where they're from. New world, I guess. Uh, this is from Columbia, Maryland, Maryland. This is ACC Telecom. Um 20 27,854 upfront installation and products. Um that can't be right. They're saying 3.89 a month. They're paying attention. Maybe there's hope. Buy your own phones on I mean I would really like to see what that get your own phones on Amazon and it's hit a month.

We'll have to look. I mean, that that that falls under the almost too good to be true kind of thing. So, I'm sure the devil's in the details on that one. Um, by my count, I have 25 from 12 different states. So, this is a great response to the RFP request. Um, Ethan, Sabrina, can you have these back to us by tomorrow? 10:00 day. I'm just kidding. Um,

this will be, as you can see, a very complex process pending review to sort out comparable systems as well as pricing. So, we are not going to take any action on these at the moment. It will be announced. Maybe maybe next week the three of us get together and try to we can at least filter it down to our top because some of those are obvious nos. They're just too expensive. This will be a lengthy and detailed process to get a comparison, but we glad to have the response. Yeah, it's a nice problem to have. If we'd only had one, that would have been like Yeah. Jeff Eaggan title your article, Clearfield Clearfield County helps the national economy. Well, certainly help the postal service or the

postal FedEx. FedEx. Yes. All right. Solicitor's report. I don't have anything else this morning. Let me thank you for your diligence. Thank you. In helping with and not having a report in helping with the helping with the art and thank you Commissioner Glass for navigating that. All I did was write them down and volunteering to look through all that. Yeah, you volunteered and come up with a recommendation. Gentlemen, anything else to come before the board today? No, sir. Hearing none. Do I have a motion to adjurnn? So moved. Second. Properly moved and second. All in favor? I thank you.