Board of Supervisors - Regular Meeting

It is September 1st. It is 9.02 a.m. We pray to God that all of us should get up and pray. We also pray for the well-being of the people of the United States and the Republic. It is a country that is under God's control and everyone has the right to taste it. Thank you. Please pray for me. We love this place where we live. You love it more than we do. You have written in your letters that you want to work with the representatives chosen by you. That is why we have come here today. With that instruction, I pray to the board members who have been elected, and to the county employees in various states who work day and night to ensure employment and sacrifice. Thank you. I urge them to give knowledge from there. Knowledge that can be drawn between conflicts of interest and issues in our times and societies, the ability to act in harmony when there are genuine opinions and human-like wishes, the ability to listen to and understand things better than what is said, the courage to lead in a respectful manner, I pray for our county to become a good place for everyone to grow up and be safe in their old age. In the name of my Lord, I pray. Amen. Amen. Thank you very much. Thank you, Marvin. Now, I request the County Council to read the closed session agenda. Yes, today we have a closed session. First, we have a meeting with the Law Enforcers of the Government Code section 54956.9 Subdivision D1. We have two cases to discuss. The first one is Rayanne Brady v Wales County of Stanislaus. It is in Stanislaus County Superior Court. Case numbers are 2-4, Poojam Poojam 7-4-49. The second case was started by Welses County of Stanislaus. It is in the Eastern District of California. Case number 225CV Poojam 1175. Do the public have any comments on this? Do the public have anything to say about the closed session? We have not received any comments. Board of Supervisors continued. Oh, about the closed session. No, you need the opinions of the public, right? Public opinion. For the closed session, public opinion. That was for the public opinion. Right. Not for the closed session. Yes. Right. The residents continue to participate in the meetings where the Board of Supervisors is on the phone, in person, or by submitting their previous opinions. Board of Supervisors has received instructions on the agenda that was published on the webpage. We can move on to the third item. It is the announcement of the life-saving awards. We are going to celebrate 25 years of life-saving. Today, we have four. One of them is four. Kristin, you will start with this. Are those my votes?

I am here to celebrate 25 years of service and support Kim Phelan. In December 2001, Kim started his career as an Eligibility Worker in Stanislaus County. In May 2002, he was appointed as a Family Service Specialist. He has been working there for the past 24 years. In his time as a Family Service Specialist, Kim has also worked in most of the public services in medical-only units. Co-Works, Caldesh, Medical Programmes, etc. have operated in units and call centres. In 2013, they conducted a free service to our Regional Call Center, and launched an automated web-based call-hear system in California to handle health insurance requests and new products. In 2014, the call-hear service was provided to Kim Jeevanakkar as an advisor, and the call-hear was provided with guidance and guidance on how to deal with related problems. Kim shares her happiness and happiness with those around her. They have the ability to calculate, calculate, evaluate, and pay attention to everyone, and they enjoy the atmosphere around them. They are people who can make changes through their own experiences and thoughts with others. They have consistently shown great support throughout their career. Their hard work and teamwork has been seen for years. Moreover, they are the only ones who make the most of the hard work of volunteers. Kim has been working directly with our community as a family service specialist for 25 years. There is nothing more rewarding than helping thousands of people and families to get married in the most difficult moments. Kim's goal is to inspire people who are proud of her, to remind them that she is always special. She said that she is the most grateful person for being a part of Sesi for the past 25 years. This journey taught them a lot of things and brought them closer to life. Also, they were able to make good changes in the lives of the people who gave them CSA 7. Congratulations, Kim. Thank you.

That's why... That's why when I came, I introduced myself to those who completed 25 years. I spoke to him politely. It was a wonderful conversation about compassion and love for work. I told the people who came to get the 25-year certificate that if you stay here for so long, you have found your place. I felt very happy to hear that. This is a very important thing for me, because when people come to protest, they need someone who is ready to listen to them, someone who can help them in their efforts. So, in the name of the Board of Supervisors, 25 years of service has been offered. This is a very important thing. I will hand over the mic to you. Thank you for this honour today.

I am very grateful for being able to stand here. I am proud to be able to help our community. There may be some efforts in the work I do, but the most important thing is to pay attention to the important things. We are all people. We all have families, relationships and opportunities. So just think what is good for everyone. So thank you. This fall, I would like to welcome Rachel Lintz, who served 25 years in the county and community service agencies. On September 10, 2001, she became a family service specialist and started her professional life in the CC. Most people do not remember the second day of their job. But as far as Rachel was concerned, it was 9 by 11. It was a very challenging day. Over the years, Rachel was the most active member of the family service specialist in two and then three. In July 2005, Rachel was one of the two original Indian workers at the CSI Riverbank outstation. When she was working there, it was a small church. In October 2010, Rachel was appointed as the Supervisor of the Family Service Specialist. In May 2012, she was the first Supervisor of our call centre. In October 2013, she was appointed as the Health Care Reform Supervisor of the Regional Call Centre. In September 2018, Rachel Malnotte, a member of the StandWorks staff at the Veteran Centre, West Modesto and Access Centre, was appointed. In May 2022, Rachel was appointed as the manager of our Stanworks division. There, they are now moving up the medical program. Rachel's influence in justice is very strong. They are constantly fighting for their lives, making sure that their voices are heard and that their needs are met. She keeps this linguistic attitude with her co-workers and leaders. Rachel is famous for coming forward with courage when she feels that things are important, and for making great achievements in both power and leadership. Her relationship with co-workers is a great pride and solidarity. She has turned Rachel's friendly nature and willingness to help others into a co-worker who is valuable to her faith and faith in her character. She unites people, makes bridges work, and creates an atmosphere where others feel respect and acceptance. Rachel's face is full of courage and commitment. When she goes through a lot of difficult changes, when she is against new events, or when she is against her team at difficult times, she shows her determination and determination. She does her best to serve the people around the community and those around the community with justice and justice. Rachel shared that her contribution to Stanislaus County in the last 25 years was not promotions or certificates or approvals. Instead, it was an opportunity for her husband to build a meaningful career by protecting his family for the next 30 years. She is proud of her son and daughter who serve our community through the Santa Claus County Sheriff's Office and the Probation Department, and her son's career in serving the medical staff in the county. Arpanabodham is one of the greatest blessings in life to serve others. She is grateful to the educators and co-operators who have spent years celebrating the happy moments of life. Years ago, she remembered her son's baby shower, her daughter's wedding planning, and her 40-year-old friends. These people and moments make her career meaningful and unforgettable. Hello Rachel, hello.

When I saw Rachel's name on the agenda, I decided to give her a 25-year service certificate. In the name of the board, I would like to say how much we appreciate the service, dedication, knowledge and skills shown by you to the residents of Stannis County. I don't know how many of you are seeing the certificate being accepted. But I know that your friends who studied together in school are participating in this. They are proud of you. I also have something to thank you for. Hold this. Okay. Then the microphone, if you want to talk. Yes, thank you.

I thank everyone who came to support me. This was a long journey, but it was a good experience. So, thank you again. We can take one more. Come. I told you that I would bring him here. Yes. Come. Okay.

Okay, let's move on. Eric McLaughlin. They will agree. Sarah Pearson. Thank you, Chairman, Supervisors, CEO Heise, Council Boss. When you celebrate the 25th anniversary of Sarah Furin's county service, it is a great honor to be able to stand in front of you today. Let me tell you a story. Sarah started her life in the county as a legal clerk in the Family Support Division of the District Attorney Office in 2000. In 2002, that department changed to Child Support and Sarah was replaced. In 2007, Sarah took the Supervisory role and continued in that position until 2011. They returned quickly. One year later, they returned to Child Support and in 2013, their manager became two. In 2017, Sarah ran for the position of IT Manager of DCSS. They moved to IDC in April 2022. In September of the same year, they were re-elected to the new position of IT Manager. I can say that I am one of the members who brought Sarah to IDC. I am very happy that they came. Sarah, who was the first in ITC support, helped the help desk and business analysts to operate in the best possible way. It was their responsibility to ensure that our employees and the staff we hand over were released on time, and that the services we provide were met with the needs of the employees. In a cloud of people not paying attention to what people were saying, Sarah's generosity and entrepreneurial spirit brought us here. They remind us that there is a real person behind every ticket. In the context of the responsibility to make the results stand out, Sarayu's guidance encourages us to focus our attention on the areas that mean to us, and ensures that our actions meet the actual needs of the providers. Apart from the technical aspects, the county is also teaching the students about the essential aspects of health care. This helps them to conduct health care for the benefit of the people, to solve problems, and to establish good jobs. They help to remind them that when they feel that people are paying attention and getting support in a trustworthy way, they are doing the technical work in the best possible way. Sarah is often a guide to the needs of the media and the public. Now to the interesting things. Last year, Sarah won the IETC softball team in the IETC League. I thank you for taking that role. So I thought it was a great thing. Also, Sarah Jiu-Jitsu is being tested. In 2013, she became the first woman to wear a black belt in Gorilla Jiu-Jitsu. Through his experiments, he has managed to find octagonal cages in front of the UFC, UFC, and Tharath. Yes, it's on YouTube. I've seen it. Sarah has helped in shaping the culture of IDC and in supporting the service of IDC. Sarah has contributed a lot to the success of IDC and the importance of IDC's knowledge about people, relationships, and culture. For all of us, thank you for your 25 years of extraordinary service, wisdom, and love. Congratulations! Don't stand too close. Someone is talking here. They are going to kill you. That's the fun part. Forgive me. So, I have to return to the class called the Discipline Lectures. I don't think we have taken the reason. If it's about how to behave with people, we need that class as Supervisors. So, I think I heard that you got six different promotions. I often hear this. It's really amazing. And the other thing that caught my attention is that they are not that open-minded. That's what you tried to say. But there is one person here who is very open-minded. That's why she should be the face of this establishment. On the one hand, you are the head of the department. See, when I come here, not everyone likes me. They are jealous. Literally. No. But in the name of the Board of Supervisors, thanks for your 25 years of service. It's exciting. I can see that everyone around you is happy. Then, I felt like raising my hands. I thought they might attack me. So... Thank you. A few things quickly. Yes, forgive me. So, thank you very much for this recognition. It's been a surprising 25 years. I'm stuck with everyone who came to pick me up. I have been through a lot of trials and tribulations. I started out as a legal clerk and grew up to be a lawyer. If there is a miracle here, you can come here and find your place. When I look back, I have received services in my childhood. The services I received from the county in those days have helped me to where I am today. I remember it every day. Whatever it may be, when we are at work every day, we are actually making a difference in everyone's lives. We don't know the answer. On the other hand, we have to think about it for a little while. I am very happy that I have been able to return what I have given to the people who have served the society and become a part of it. So, I would like to thank everyone once again for this recognition. He is thinking about how he got the black belt. That's why Mathi and Makoni haven't reached here yet. Okay. Thank you all. We are now at the time of public comments. We have not received any comments from Rekha yet. We are now starting the time to make public comments. This is an opportunity for the public to talk to the board about things that are not in today's agenda. When the clerk calls your name or phone number, say your name with your hands. Share your opinions with the board through the chair. Make sure that everyone has the opportunity to speak. If there is no other time limit, extend your words to five minutes. The clerk will call the people in the chamber and the people who call through the phone alternately. If you have only come to hear through the phone and have decided to give your opinion, please press star 3 to register with the staff. Please register early to ensure that you will be able to speak. Let's begin. We, the Chamber Speaker, David Hicks, have made a legal request for you. Okay. First, I would like to thank you for your help in the case of misbehaviors. In the same spirit, I would like to thank the board for taking care of the difficulties faced by our citizens. I have noticed how quickly you respond to the problems that arise in your government. I believe that you will not be disappointed if those in your department do not always express their gratitude. I understand that you are trying to focus your attention on the problems that are about to arise when you handle such minor matters. Nevertheless, I urge you not to fall behind in doing good. Galatians 6.9 says, We should not fall behind in doing good. If we do not fall behind, we will die soon. I would like to remind you of the importance of the Bible for public service. Romans 13 says that the person in power is the servant of God for your good. Your position is more of an office than an office. So your position is greater than an office. This is a responsibility that has been given to you for the sake of the people. We must remember that our rights are given to us to act responsibly. Instead of asking what our country is doing for us, think about what we can do for the country. It should be one of those answers to know and praise those who serve us faithfully. May God grant you the joy of doing good and keep you safe. The joy that comes from a good conscience without relying on the approval of others. Since I realized that your job is not that easy, I would like to thank you. So, thank you. Thank you, David. Okay, come.

The next speaker is on the phone. It's Bianca Lopez.

Welcome, Bianca. Bianca, you are live now. Thank you.

I am Bianca Lopez from the Valley Improvement Project. I am also the president of the Latino Community Roundtable. I am with you virtually, that is, on the phone. I would like to say how unfair this process is. I can't see anyone talking on the phone. I can't understand anyone saying anything bad. This is an unusual way of sharing. However, let me go ahead with my general opinion. I urge the board to create a registration system so that we can receive notifications when we carry out humanitarian activities in our communities. I would also like to invite you all to the Zero Waste Working Group. This will take place on September 16, on the third Wednesday of the month, in the improvement project. In addition, I would also like to give an update on the issue of street vendors that I brought to this board earlier. I think that the appeal meetings or appeal meetings are said to have ended. I understand that the DER will get a temporary permit for the 30-day conditional permit to evict the remaining children. However, it was necessary for the family to leave the $1,000 worth of equipment seized by the DR. I want to make it clear that I understand the reasons for the loss of the equipment and the discovery of the equipment. It is my wish that this fruit is the foundation of a system that is one in terms of education, justice, and accessibility. I believe that DR made a fee that is not suitable for such small activities. Since the rest of the debt is being avoided, the family does not receive any compensation for the $1,000 they gave. After closing those doors, buying an unsuitable food stall, and starting to follow the laws, thousands of dollars worth of goods are being lost to that family. I want to know what happens to the goods that are taken. What is the program of this R&R after 30 days? What happens to the properties that are not returned to the seller? What does the seller get to know before you destroy the goods or do anything else? Will it be destroyed? Will it be sold? Will it be donated? Will it be reused? How will it be used? What will happen to the benefits of this family? Appeal procedures may have been completed, but it does not mean that these measures are correct before these procedures are implemented through the Unmitted Pudu Task Force. The county needs to have rules that regulate the rights of the children and their children. This task force should not turn into a criminal organization, especially one that criminalizes communities that attack today's national security. All of you are our representatives. You need to behave well. Also, you need to make sure that the Department of Environmental Resources has a mail-mail note. The director is doing a good job. In my view, it is illegal. You do not have the right to ask families or sellers to use equipment worth thousands of dollars. Only in the name of feeling. It is not right to think that they should do it somehow. Before using a task force, the task force should clarify what it needs. I still have serious complaints about the lack of information in other languages other than Spanish. I need to hold a meeting to get answers to my questions. I don't have a clear answer to my questions. I don't know what you are trying to hide, or if you don't have the necessary information for the justice of the task force. But I sent emails, and I heard bad comments without answers. Let's see it in person. Because this is not right. This is not right at all. I want to know more about how the task force participates in city council meetings. Thank you. I would like to move forward with strong steps.

Thank you very much. Let me show you something. I saw it on Facebook. I looked at it while we were talking. Mosquito Abatement East site, Mosquito Abatement, they are going to spray 6,313 acres of Modesto in the north. Everyone is not on Facebook. How do they get information? That is not correct. How? How do you want to get information? That is not enough. Yes.

Okay. I think people should be able to register to get text alerts. Especially in their communities.

Thank you. Next.

The next speaker in the chamber is Norma Hernandez. Norma needs an interpreter. Suprabatham. I live in Modesto. I am a normal person. If anyone is present here, and if anyone is participating, and... Can Modesto Mayor help them? I am asking, I am asking as a co-actress with him. My son died in 2021. There are evidence against me for expelling him from Paladiya. It is an unusual place. I have evidence that sheriffs and police officers have been hiding drugs in the market. The police and the media are not interested in closing the shop. The reason is that the county is getting money through it. I have to finish this hearing. I need a meeting with the Mayor. I am waiting. Until January 20th, I have completed this hearing. This is the name of the judge who is responsible for this hearing. Isko. From Department 5. They said the numbers very quickly. Ok, this is the case number. 25,448,000 Yesterday I filed a complaint. If anything happens to me or my family, you know what to do. This judge also said that I have mental health problems and insulted me. I don't have mental health problems. They say I have sleeping pills. I have never used sleeping pills. You can check me out right now. They say I am an imposter. But in a violent attack, I have two big scars behind me. Okay. My life was saved by the report of the GARHIGA attack on Sherif. What they did inspired me to come to Prameham. All the attacks against my family and abuse. There is a report here on my side. They have left my son's bag here. He too. He is in VCR. I want you to get a share of this. Okay. I want um. I want a job. No. Look. He must be suspicious here. Show him the video. Supervisor. Okay. I have been complaining in District 4 since 2017. For years, I have participated in these events. Many people will remember me. This is what I got from the district's four offices. All the complaints I sent have been sent to the authorities. If that's the case, they won't be able to do much more. I'll show you this video. This is where I tell you to arrest the judge and the victim. Hello. Gracias. Thank you.

Namaskaram, my name is Rohi. I am the number. Please start. Hello, this is Sherif Dispatch. How can I help you? I will tell you.

Suprabadham, I want to file a complaint. The reason is a judge and a court judge. I want a report number. The reason is that I want them to take action.

Hello. Yes. Look, I have a complaint. Because a judge and a prosecutor came and insulted me. I need a report number to take action against them. Just wait. I'll wait for a minute.

Why don't you even mention it? They waited for me in line and gave me 500 rupees. Then let me make it clear. I live in the county. The city police are not involved in this. 21 minutes after 11 o'clock in the afternoon at Eugene Avenue. They come and buy medicine from there. Udyogastar takes Mayakumar to 1220. Ujin or Yujin, that's where they take Mayakumar. They need $40,000 to get people out of probation. One of her clothes is staying there. She shot one of her accomplices. She found the weapon. After the probation, she was in a sexual relationship. You have to investigate this. I need you to tell me how she got the probation after all the things she did. I will continue. They never turned back. They waited for me in line. What she is doing, she can complete any conversation she needs.

Yes. I appreciate it. But 10 minutes. We have given 10 minutes now. So 10 minutes are over. I think we should complete what's there. Thank you. Okay. Next Wednesday.

May God bless you. Thank you. Have a good day. Amen. Next speaker online is Rachel Stevens.

Welcome, Rachel.

Rachel, you are live. Thank you. Thank you very much. Can you hear me?

Yes, we can hear you.

Wonderful. Thank you. Superb, Chairman Kessa, Board Members. First of all, I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to all the people who have been affected by this incident. However, I am speaking with regret today. I was very uncomfortable last week when Ron McMurray was appointed as the citizen writer of the San Douglas Regional Transit Board of Directors. The directors who are sitting here today are also on that board. In May 2024, Mr. McMurray was arrested by the Modesto Police Department after receiving information related to the child's sexual assault. Hundreds of pictures and more than one electronic devices were found next to him, and the police claimed that he was the person who gave tuitions to small children. I want to maintain justice. An arrest is not a crime. Therefore, I will not misrepresent the rules of the court. Nevertheless, before taking forward the law and regulations of the NRETA led by the CEO, I wanted to know about this particular criminal matter. This was not an negligence. This was an extradition that was not justifiable. What was known? When was it known? Why is it that no one has been released? The public has the right to know. Today, children and young people travel to schools for other needs, but often no one is there to help them. The families of this agency and the county believe that the government will give priority to the safety and well-being of the people for the sake of national and social security. It is not possible for the government to give priority to the safety of a person who commits such heinous crimes in a place where there is public trust. Decisions need to be made before the child becomes a victim. After the child becomes a victim, there should be no more confessions. I demand that this law be re-examined until the court rules are officially examined. I demand that other people know more about Mr. McMurray's allegations against him, and I demand that other people know more about Mr. McMurray's allegations against him, and I demand that other people know more about Mr. McMurray's allegations against him, and I demand that other people know more about Mr. McMurray's allegations against him, and I demand that other people know more about Mr. McMurray's allegations against him, and I demand that other people know more about Mr. McMurray's allegations against him, and I demand that other people know more about Mr. McMurray's allegations against him, and I demand that other people know more about Mr. McMurray's allegations against him, and I demand that other people know more about Mr. McMurray's allegations against him, and I demand that other people know Thank you very much, Rachel.

Next, Brian Ebbett speaks. Superbatham Supervisors.

Brian Ebbett. Anyway, this seems to be the same thing that happens all the time. We have problems in the Sheriff's Department and in the Modesto PD. I know that I have been involved in these three incidents without any reason. I have become a victim. My hand is broken. That was one thing. They locked me up in a cell that was not clean to release a thief. They saw it as something that was not a problem. But if you are a housewife, it is definitely different. They want you because they can get money from you. This is what happens here. We need digital AI. We have to make it available to all the employees. We can make it so that they can see their movements and their movements as they walk. If they are committing a crime, they should be arrested. When the Sheriff's Department takes someone under custody, before they are put in jail, they should check the reports they have digitized. Because you can't put an innocent person in jail. We have victim-witnesses because of DARVO and DARVO. But if someone does something that is illegal or illegal, they quickly turn into criminals. Then they get a legal counsel from the victim's witness. But the person who was raped does not get it. They do not get legal assistance. So we have to look at the two sides of the law. We can't just say that you are the one who did it. Because a criminal always tries to turn things around. That's what they do. In the case of the police, this is what they do. They have legal protection to defend themselves. They think they are above the law. We must prevent such things. Because you are an employee, you are not above the law. Because you have a post certificate, you have no right to break the law. This is what is happening a lot now. I see that they have legal protection. It is reflected in the courts. All the lawyers in the court say that they are against the law. They have legal protection. They don't have that much protection. They are ordinary humans. They make mistakes. If they make a mistake, they are guilty, and they should be punished the same way. I don't know. Tony Silvea was the one who killed me. But I didn't die. Boss denied it. I don't care about that. That's your lawyer's business. For a job that I needed with 12 and 13-year-old children, he put me in front of my house and put me in jail. This is because of the phone call of a person who was wandering behind my house. Without a warrant, I allowed the employee to go behind my things. He, he did not want that. He wanted to go behind Madhulin and tie the rope directly to me. Then I put my hands on Madhulin. He put me down, put me in front of my children and pushed me to the ground and said, come here. Another employee drove my children around the truck. At the same time, another employee came and pushed me to my head when I was lying down on the ground. Then, 12 employees got involved in this and tried to hide it from me. Then, a judge named Sanders filed a case. This happened because it turned out to be a joke. This is not a joke. This is what I had to deal with. Do you understand? I also have the same experience. Neck pain, arm pain, hip pain, leg cramps, but I didn't get any of it. Only if one person dies, do you pay compensation. As Boss knew, he paid compensation for Tony Silva. That's what they did to me. They stabbed me with a knife. They hit me on the head with a knife and said, look what will happen to your neck. Then 12 employees came forward. I don't have a problem. Do I have to name them all? Do I need a report? All I got was a bill. You didn't give me anything back. You didn't even think about saying sorry. This is what you get from your society. Now my child doesn't even want to stand in the modesto. Because that's what she sees. So you ran away from her. I have things worth $10,000 here. I wanted to give her one, but she wouldn't accept it. Why? The circumstances here are the reason. The reason is that we don't control our police. This is a terrible situation. We need to start making things right. There is no obligation to kill a person, right? Before you decide to solve the family's problems. This is not right. I see more and more cases coming now. But we are not doing anything. Because we are protecting them. When I was in jail, our own sheriff beat me up. At the same time, they tried to put me in jail and threaten me. They took me to the toilet with five people and put me in a wet cell for scabies to come. They didn't even allow me to walk there. Then they sent me to the MRSA. They didn't use mops and they didn't wash me with water. That's how it is in our jail. They use normal water to spray the cells and clean them up. This is not right. You have to give me a solution. Anyway, I don't think it's a big deal. I'm going to withdraw the case against the Sheriff's Department. Because this is a problem. Even when my neck broke, I couldn't win the case. Thank you very much. Thank you. Now let's make this straight and end it. Put a camera on those people. They need that too. The cameras are annoying. If they have to arrest themselves, let them do that. Because this is how things work. We are not protecting our own citizens or the police. Superiors, Chairs, Board members, Employers. Are you paying attention to the news? Or are you understanding things accordingly? Do you really understand what is happening in the world today? Is the Earth's temperature higher than it was 70 years ago? Yes, the Earth's temperature is mostly higher than it was 70 years ago in all parts of the world, including land and sea. The temperature of Agola is rising from 1,955 to 57.4°F in 1955 to 59.4°F in 2025. That is, 2°F. Places like the Arctic get hotter faster than Agola. This is calculated by calculating the temperature of the Earth's 23,000 or more weather stations. These changes in the climate affect all parts of the world directly. We know that the world's largest rivers in the last three years have reached their lowest levels. In the United States, the Colorado River, the Mississippi River, the Rio Grande River, and the Rio Grande River in Mexico have all reached their lowest levels in the last three years. In South America, they are called the Amazon River, the Purusa River, and the Piranha River. In Europe, the Rhine River in Germany, in Budapest, Danube, in Italy, Po, and in France, Loury. In Australia, this is the Lower Murray River. These are problems that we have to address and are addressing. Next, there is the threat of a national debt that has risen to $40 trillion. Fourteen years ago, in 2020, the US national debt was $14 trillion. Now it is $40 trillion. That is, the growth of $26 trillion. This is a big dream. You can't ignore this market. It will continue to grow until it collapses due to high inflation and high inflation. The main reason for this market is that it is more profitable than the net income of federal funds. The continued financial instability, the rising interest rate that is immediately reflected in the economy, and the ten-year budget shortage are the issues we face. The other issue we face is that the country and our county are facing a lot of high-risk decisions. It leads to the so-called low-end industries. Increased material costs. The high production cost of steel, parts, and unsophisticated items, anyway, is due to the high production costs of the factories. The consumption rate is decreasing. Due to high input costs, it is difficult for US companies to produce with high-quality products. Prohibitions in agriculture. One solution can protect a particular industry, but it often affects the sustainable industries that use protected items negatively. The negative effect. Because families with low incomes spend a large part of their income on basic necessities, they experience more difficulty. Finally, I assure you that data centers should not be allowed in Stanislaus County. Data centers will drain our water, use drugs, Counties will be destroyed. The data centers don't have to worry about the fact that we live in the most agricultural area in the world. It's not about what's best for our children and grandchildren, it's about how much money they can earn. We must strongly fight against data centers in Stanislaus County. We give a message to those on board and to the people who live there. Data center representatives can try to bribe you. They can provide you with services to your home, travel and other facilities. To get your vote, we need an ordinance to ban data centers in all rural agricultural lands in Stanislaus County. This is your responsibility as the Board of Supervisors. This is your responsibility to protect the residents of Stanislaus County and our children. We have to do something about this. We have to do it as soon as possible. Thank you very much. Thank you, Mill. None of the other journalists who registered are here. Okay. Does anyone in the chamber have anything to say? Since no one is present, I will end the public comment time. Before the board takes action on the consent calendar, we will move on to the fifth item. Is there any comment on any issue in the consent calendar for those in the chamber or online? Nothing. I look left and right. Is there anyone to comment? Okay, I'll leave it to the warden. Everything is ready to move forward. Second proposal. We have got a second proposal. Those who agree, say yes. Those who oppose, say yes. Proposal passed. From five to the prayer, before the general opinion is announced, I will inform you that Kim Condon is here. Buck's wife has arrived to welcome her sister-in-law. That's a very good thing. You don't have to stand here, but we are happy to see you here. Okay, let's move on to the general comments. We have an announcement from the Sheriff's Office. According to Government Code Section 7283 on Immigration and Customs Enforcement Access, 2025, a report and a community forum. It is announced by Jeff Durkee. Superbatham Jeff, Superbatham Chairman, Board members, SB 54, SB 54, according to which our Truth Art, Truth Act is to be announced. When will the power point come? Um. Anyway, whenever it comes, it is a legal necessity for the sheriff to announce it in front of the board every year. This was announced in 2025. So, even though this is happening in 2026, the information contained in this is from last year. After I became a sheriff, I feel that I have explained this slide every year. Today, I am not going to talk about this in detail. This is the process of how a person gets ICE, ICE, and DETAINER. For a DETAINER, according to SB 54, SB 54, a person has to be punished for a felony. There are two types of charges. One is 30, the other is 42, and the other is 72. If you add them up, there are about 50 charges. Both of them have been charged with murder, rape, and abuse. Therefore, before a detainer is released, they must be punished for one of these 50 charges. The information in front of you is the amount of time from 2018 to 2024. We are not responsible for this, but we do this every year. You will be able to see the progress of the last six years in this. It is clear that the number of people who have been booked for ICE and ICE have decreased by a very small percentage. In those years, Poojam Dishamsham was only 9%. Ice, ice, ice, ice, ice, ice, ice, ice, ice, ice, ice, ice, ice, We found 224 people who were eligible to be detained according to SB 54. 39 of them were taken out of custody by ICE. Even though this is a large number of people who have been in jail for three years, this is only a very small percentage of the people who have been in jail. You will be able to see the list of countries that they have returned to below. If one person is transferred to ICE custody, there will be further instructions and external answers on the federal level. In this slide, there are sections on what crimes people have been charged with. This is not the same as 39. If you add up the numbers, you can see that this is also a large number. If the person sitting behind has difficulty reading, there is a small gap there. Some people may have more than one part of the sentences. Therefore, they can be listed here twice. Next is Brukel. These are just a few examples of the sentences in that section. There are many types of assaults that involve violence and violence against others. If one person is caught in the act of violence, he may be charged with assaults that involve violence against others, or even with a gun in his hand. This is how people get more than one out of every one of the things they deserve. Finally, here is the slide that I would like to thank you for. I would like to tell you something that we have been doing for the past seven years since I became a sheriff. We have conducted this demonstration in various parts of the society. Usually, board members organize this in their offices. We are always ready to do that. Other members of the community have organized this in the past. We did this on Facebook Live during Covid. Only 26 people saw it that day. However, we do not object to this demonstration and to asking questions elsewhere. With that, the event was completed. Do you have any questions for the board? Thank you very much. Thank you for saying that. I know that only a few people participated in the Taraloke event. I have a reminder about the Facebook Live. You may think that 26 people is a small number, but this is a simple way to do a Facebook Live. But I appreciate your kindness. Oh, do you have any questions or comments? No questions at all. Thank you for doing this. Yes, I think it was ten years in the first few years. Then it got closer to puja, and now it has increased a little. In the last 4 years, i.e. 21, 22, 23, 24 years, 18, 19, 20 years and up to 4 years before the end of the month, nearly 400 detainees were released. But only one person was caught on ice. Yes, he is just looking at the numbers. I know you did it in the west side as well. Has anyone in the future asked for it? Have you received any offers? No, we haven't received any offers. Last year we didn't even receive any offers. We haven't paid attention to any of that this year either. Okay, thank you. Okay, let's move on to the general comments. Bianca Lopez. Welcome back, Bianca.

Yes, and once again, I needed a community meeting. Not only in the West Modesto Community Collaborative, but also in other Latino communities, I really needed to hold a one-off meeting. So, the sheriff telling me that no one needed it really upsets me. When the Board of Supervisors included this in the agenda, I came to ask for it. I now need to hold more than one meeting. If someone tells me how to organize this, I will be very helpful. I also said that this should be done in Spanish. I also said that the sheriff should not participate in meetings wearing a uniform or a uniform. Vint is also saying that I am on the phone. I am trying to see what the sheriff is saying. I appeal to the county to re-investigate this conference. Even though I am trying to play this on the computer, I am far away. Wi-Fi is not right. It is dead. I am listening to it on the phone or computer. The information is not correct. It is not enough at all. I don't think you are interested in us joining this. If you can't participate directly, it is clear that you will not receive similar support. This is not right. I am watching the video. Mani and Roy are laughing. I'm not sure if that's what's going on now when I'm talking. But the sheriff has to make this presentation available in both the community and in Spanish. You have to invite each representative from each district. That's what I need. I have a lot of questions. This presentation is very easy, so I have to make it ready. I want to know why more people are being put on strike than a few years ago. What has changed is not because of arresting more criminals. I think the Sheriff is involved in the Truth Act. I have to investigate a little more. This is a bad constitution.

Thank you. Um. Jeff, do you have anything to say before you go? Yes, I think the person who called is Bianca. If they want to hold a meeting, they can contact my office. We will definitely come. It is my legal responsibility to make this happen in front of the board. I would like to come to other meetings. They can hold a meeting. I am ready to come. You need to talk to my office and make time for me. As a sheriff, I don't usually give you a uniform. Most of the time, this is what I give you. I assure you that I will always wear a uniform. Because I always wear a uniform. Thank you. Okay. Is there anyone else on the line? There are no other calls. Okay, come here. I have something to tell you. This year, 8 months have passed. Why is it taking so long for this report to come out? Why is it taking 8 months to publish this report? Thank you. Yes, a good question. I had to make an announcement before talking about this historically. Usually, the first steps of the calendar year take about a step to get the details processed correctly in our system. Only then do we get the correct calculations. This year we had decided on April or May. That was changed. We used to do it all the time in the middle of the year. I don't know why, but it usually happens at that time. Also, I think it's you who wanted to change it at the beginning of the year. So we did it in April and May for one or two years. But for some reason, it changed this year. So this is a very simple point. I think next year we can aim for April and May again. So thank you. Does anyone else have anything to say? Yes, I have something to say. Okay, come here. Meetings now. She also needs a meeting. As I said, I had arranged two meetings with this person. Please let us meet. That's not a problem. I arranged two meetings with that person. He said, oh, go ahead. Take appointment. Take appointment. Double quote. I drove there twice. He rejected the meeting. The reason they wanted was my father's death. It was allowed to me. Then they sent people to my house to steal old uniforms. Now, I know that thieves don't come there to steal uniforms. Do you understand? That is, why do they need it? I now needed this meeting with this person twice. He is fulfilling it. I don't have time. Then, what does it mean to try for a meeting if he is such a person? This should change. He has to decide what he wants to do. If he decides to hold a meeting with someone, he has to obey. If he can't obey that word, then what other words does he not obey? Does this mean that he doesn't even obey the law? No. If you lie to someone directly, this is what you get from the police. They will lie, and they will continue to do so. If they say, I can hold a meeting, and they participate in that meeting, they haven't lied. That's what we want to see. Stop lying. This has been resolved. If you have anything to say, you must pay attention to it. That is the most important thing. And then find out what is right. But they want your goals. They don't want to talk about it. They are not ready to return my goals. I have never been involved in crimes. I am a good citizen. I have made a profit in this county for 50 years. I know, but he will be able to hear you. He is speaking through the chair. Let's begin. Thank you, Mr. Chairman, board members. Ron McMurray. Ron McMurray.

Um, Sherif asked me a question again. Um, were they criminals, felonies? Yes, he said they were all criminals. I have another question. Are they all criminals or are some of them still investigating? The next question I had for the sheriff was, if I could get a little information, that would be great. I examined the people's habits, and they are included in various departments. One is the React, one is the Safety Centre, and one is the Minimum Housing Unit. So I need a little information about the differences between them. I don't know if this last part is coming under the sheriff's authority, but let me ask you this. I want to know about the people who think that you are being misguided. They know that ICE is looking for them for some reason. They have doubts, or at least somehow they found out. Is there anything in this county to protect these people? This may be out of the topic, but I have a suggestion. Thank you.

Yes, that is definitely out of the topic. Let's see if the questions are correct. It must be a punishment for a crime. Is just an accusation enough? If they have taken a case against them, we can stop them. But until they are punished in the last crime, they cannot be arrested by the ISA. REACT, REACT, Minimum Housing, Safety Centre. They are a small part of our jail facilities. That's how we call them. So if someone says they are in REACT, they are staying there permanently. As far as non-profit issues are concerned, it is also a federal issue. Only through the federal constitution, can we call in the largest number of people. So this is not under the Constitution. You're not breaking the rules. That's right. We don't have the right to break the rules. That's all. Thank you. Anyone else have anything to say? Last but not least, thank you, Brooke, Mickey, for coming today. Okay. I'm going to bring this to the board. Let's see. We don't have any comments from Rega, so I'll end by accepting general comments. I am a reader.

Okay, I will present a proposal. I will present a proposal.

I will present a proposal to approve the report. Okay, we have a proposal and a proposal for it. Those who approve, say yes.

Yes. Those who oppose, the proposal has been passed again. Five. Thank you. Seventh item, discussion on the approval of the Stanislaus County Regulation. From the Department of Environmental Resources, Christy Rauber. Then they will appoint Brittany. To the board members, Chair Kesak, Council Besin, CEO Hesan and Suprabatham. I am Christine McKinnon from the Department of Environmental Resources Groundwater Division. Today I am going to appoint about the response plan for Stanislaus County. Ruben Wagner, from the County Emergency Services, is present today. He would like to inform you that he will help you with questions and details about the county's internal operations. But I will be the one who will be most involved today. Shetty. Shetty. The goal of the bill is to fulfill the requirements of the Senate Bill No. 552, signed by the Governor on September 2021. This bill requires that all California counties and a number of counties in the state need to use the Jalakshama Task Force to carry out preparations for the Jalakshama and Jalakshama Gaurahis in small water facilities in the state. State small water systems are small systems that provide water to 5 to 14 connections or houses. Counties have to prepare a water supply system for irrigation and irrigation systems for irrigation. Counties have to prepare a water supply system for irrigation and irrigation systems for irrigation. Counties have to prepare a water supply system for irrigation and irrigation systems for irrigation. Counties have to prepare a water supply system for irrigation and irrigation systems for irrigation. Water pollution, forest fires, landslides, floods, and other water quality issues will also be included in this method. Stanislaus County Office of Emergency Services, with the participation of the Department of Environmental Resources, has won an award of $1,25,000 for environmental assistance. This response was made through the support of the Department of Water Resources. The service provided by STANDEC, which is a consulting institution operating in Karar, as a water supply facility, will help us in the development of this method. As per Senate Bill 552, we got that approval on April 2024. The Varalcha task has been required by the counties to use it falsely. We completed it by including the parts of the county's Water Advisory Committee. The task force's responsibility is to ensure that the water supply for communities with small water systems for rural communities, county departments, local water agencies, and farmers are integrated. The task force used physical and social assistance to find out where the flooding could occur and helped the task force to the stand. The task force used this information to develop a plan and to prepare specific actions and tactics to prevent flooding and flood control. The risk assessment was completed using a data set of the state to find the most vulnerable areas in the county and to find the most vulnerable areas in the county. The time, situation, circumstances, conditions, social economic situation, population, housing, and housing facilities are included in these categories. In order to reduce the amount of water in the county's large garhika wells and small water systems, this project helped to develop modern methods and long-term systems. This risk assessment is about 9,234. Garhika wells and 20 small water systems are found in Stanislaus County. Risk assessment results show where there is a risk of a flood that affects river banks and small water systems. In addition, the causes of the flood are described by the conduct of the system. The most vulnerable areas were Della West, Graydon, Paterson, Daynor West, etc. Riverbank East, Quays, South East, Tarloque, Paterson, etc. are some of the areas with the highest risk of social damage. May God bless you. The eight main clusters in this map are among the areas we discussed in the previous slide. These areas are spread from the north to the south in the Bugarbha water reservoirs and dams of the county. Delawa West, East Oakdale, Riverbank East, Green Quays, West Ware, South East, Tarlowk, Paterson. The Bugarbha water reservoirs and dams are divided into six groups. Black-and-purple-coloured ponds represent the worst and most dangerous areas in the world. Pink-coloured ponds represent the most dangerous areas in the world. Blue-coloured ponds represent the most dangerous areas in the world. Diamond-coloured ponds represent the most dangerous areas in the world. Diamond-coloured ponds represent the most dangerous areas in the world. Diamond-coloured ponds represent the most dangerous areas in the world. Diamond-coloured ponds represent the most dangerous areas in the world. Diamond-coloured ponds represent the most dangerous areas in the world. However, the responsibility of the Regulatory Mail Note is still with us or with the Department of Environmental Resources. Moreover, these provisions are also included in the VARALCHA response plan. More details on the findings of the risk assessment can be seen in the third chapter of the VARALCHA response plan in the discussion section of this agenda. This is part of the 4th chapter of the plan, which includes the necessary activities to obtain water for 30 days up to the end of the period. This is part of the 4th chapter of the plan, which includes the necessary activities to obtain water for 30 days up to the end of the period. This is part of the 4th chapter of the plan, which includes the necessary activities to obtain water for 30 days up to the end of the period. This is part of the 4th chapter of the plan, which includes the necessary activities to obtain water for 30 days up to the end of the period. This is part of the 4th chapter of the plan, which includes the necessary activities to obtain water for 30 days up to the end of the period. This is part of the 4th chapter of the plan, which includes the necessary activities to obtain water for 30 days up to the end of the period. This is part of the 4th chapter of the plan, which includes the necessary activities to obtain water for 30 days up to the end of the period. This is part of the 4th Apart from the Bhoogal Bajala Sustira Agencies, these volunteers will also help those who need it. They help those who need it. They help those who need it. They help those who need it. We have also completed the partnership with the Bhoogarbhajala Sustira Agencies. In addition, there are also works to find out the future plans for the construction of the Hrasvakala construction site and the construction of the inner lagoon. This is out of the scope of the department's commitment to speed up the permits for the construction of the inner lagoon in the houses where irrigation is carried out. In addition, a continuous response process has been implemented to restore the water supply units connected to the water supply system. This will help to fulfill the health and safety needs of the modern water supply systems, as the activities take place in each of the units and each facility. There are three stages in the internal process of urination and urination. The first stage is when there is no main urination or urination. The second stage is when there is no internal urination or urination. The third phase is the response phase, which is the phase when the water supply or health and safety issues have to be resolved immediately. In the third phase, a checklist for the ongoing and temporary water supply is created. These phases are determined by the county residents who pay for the water supply, and they also pay for it according to the conditions. In order to reduce poverty and increase water supply, long-term irrigation systems and methods have been developed. There are six methods under these divisions. The first is system integration, i.e. two or more systems in it are integrated into the physical management under the management of water systems of the state or the government. This can be achieved by allowing it to become a general water system. The second is intertice, interconnection. Intertice is the physical relationship between the systems that allow the release or release of water. Intertices can increase the amount of water. The third is drinking water. These activities are a tradition of the Ekobhida effort, which aims to reduce the poverty caused by the lack of water supply systems in the state and the people of Abhiyanthara. Local water quality assurance efforts Abhiyanthara efforts are efforts to connect large water supply systems that are useful for the people of Abhiyanthara and the small water supply systems in the state. and establish a water supply system that is in-between and continuous. According to this method, the Department of Environmental Resources, Office of Emergency Services, Chief Executive Office, Board of Supervisors will be joined together, and the task force will be thought of as the main task force and the subordinates will be assigned to run the continuous water supply system. It will be provided to the agencies and the county offices that are involved in the investigation. The office of emergency services will be included in the most necessary amount of money that is required to recover the expenses. The actions of the county emergency operations plan describe the consequences of the local, state, or federal government in the field of emergency operations. As per the County Emergency Operation Plan, the following measures will be followed. Oh, I'm sorry. As shown in the slide, the county staff will conduct various inspections and emergency operations. The Water Advisory Committee will carry out the activities and make the county residents comfortable throughout the year. These activities will focus the attention of the county to ensure the quality of the water resources, to ensure the quality of the water resources, to ensure the quality of the water resources, to ensure the quality of the water resources, to ensure the quality of the water resources, to ensure the quality of the water resources Apart from the participation of the county environmental resources, Pradimasa Bhoogarbha Jala Sustira Agency, Basin Ekoopanayogam, and other institutional groups, the agencies that inspect the natural disasters in water resources will also be involved regularly. There will be updates on the website of the Varalcha Repatriation System. It will focus the attention of the high-risk communities and the community of Asia. It will also provide information and information about how to maintain safe and reliable water supply for those who use drinking water. The U.S.A's Water and Environmental Programme Funding, which helps small communities to build water and sewage facilities, is one of the main divisions that is being introduced to the communities around the country. These are the next steps after the completion of the Varalcha response plan. The task force will move forward with the forest task force exercises that include the situation analysis. In January, the Varalcha task force water advisory committee exercises will be conducted. More measures will be taken to ensure that the Varelcha and Jalakshama response plan is updated every five years. Thank you for allowing me to speak today about the Varelcha response plan of Sandra Lowes County. Since the Senate Bill 552 is a reminder of the lack of water supply in the protected counties, I now respectfully request the Board to adopt this policy in favor of a board that is responsible for ensuring the safety and security of the community. I thank you for the opportunity to answer any questions and to participate in the discussions.

Thank you very much, Christine. Thank you. This is a joy. Christine, thank you, thank you.

Yes, thank you for doing this. So, I really want to congratulate you, Christine. That's what I want to do here. I know that what you have done through Standecumay and the Water Advisory Committee is a very hard work. So, not only through our Water Advisory Comedies, but also through our Ad-Hoc Comedies, we are promoting your knowledge. In the Ad-Hoc Comedies, we conduct a lot of presentations. Last Wednesday, we conducted one. Another one is coming. I think it's Thursday. I think we are trying. I'm not sure if it's decided. But we are doing it for more than two weeks now. There are a lot of jobs there. Your knowledge is amazing. I have seen you in STAIR meetings and GSA meetings. Or I have heard you online in those meetings. The way you handle your questions, the complete knowledge you have, is a very comprehensive topic. It is a very good thing to see you in such meetings as our county representative. Whether it is a STAIRMA, a WAC meeting, or here. I appreciate your knowledge and your ability to answer the difficult questions that arise. I am very proud of what you are doing. We are happy that you are doing this with us. Rob, it was a great decision to bring Christy here. I would like to take advantage of this opportunity. This is not something that is so urgent. You have done a great job here. I appreciate the efforts you have made for the county. So, thank you very much. Thank you. That's a big thing for me. Thank you. So, let me ask you two questions.

This is an administrative matter. I have only been able to read the first 20 pages out of 60 pages. To be honest, this is very difficult for me to understand. The reason is that I think this is something that should be given to the Executive Committee, GSA and other agencies. Has the Executive Committee seen this? Has it been seen in your case? Or have they investigated this? Good question.

The Varalcha task is used falsely, and our responsibility as GSC chairmen has to be carried out. So we invited them to the discussion. If they have not participated in the discussion, we have sent them the details so that they know their opinions, questions and suggestions.

Okay, I always like to talk about self-help, because they have done so many good things in the society. They are one of the few people who know what happens and how to handle it if someone gets hurt. I am looking into interties. We talked about some of the things you can do. But in Crosslanding, we are now doing interties in the community service district. In addition, we are planning a cross-landing park, industrial park, and system integration. I think this is a pleasant thing to do. The reason is that it is difficult to implement an independent integration, but I see how much the Air Force has succeeded in implementing it by encouraging people. To build pipes for Houston's new inner, encouragement was given. I think it was necessary for the purification of arsenic. The government gave them permission to set up a line to Mos Goyasis, and there was a small water supply system that was being destroyed there. Therefore, I would like to tell the government that it is better for them to give a city to the areas outside their waters than to make it their own. Certainly, do you have any other questions for Christy? The end. Help! The aim is to promote self-reliance and intertiegelation in a way that is beneficial to various agencies. As discussed in the supervisor case, some agencies will move forward with self-reliance that is mandatory for the government or the state. We have informed the state that it would be good to get more funds to prepare the self-reliance roadmap. When we move forward in the development process of large systems that include various communities, we can use this to see how to handle the common goals and how to connect these systems with more reliable public water systems. I think there are plenty of opportunities to win. That's for sure. There are no more questions from DSL and DAS. Let's move on to the public.

Is there anyone online before we start? No? Okay. So, I'll go to Ron and Melft and David. Okay. Thank you, Mr. Chairman, Board members. Ron McMurray again. Ms. McKinnon, thank you for your attention. Again, I think you know me very well. I am a very different person. So, I don't know if this will come under you in Senate Bill 552. I get such a feeling from your announcement. So, I have to make sure that your announcement does not contain any funding. This is just a way. There must be a plan. We can continue to raise funds to the state. My only wish about your six things is that all of this is about inclusion and participation. This is just a basic facility development. I expect that more water can be collected, more water can be obtained from the river, and more rainwater can be obtained. I have some strange news. There is a thing called primary water. I don't know if anyone knows about it. We can investigate it. So, we have to look for ways to find more water so that we don't get caught in the rain. Thank you.

That's why water supply systems are very important. When there is a water supply, it will be useful. If there are no problems, it can be used. But it is a place where we talk about improving our platform water supply and water supply. Oh, very good proposal, Vito. Water supply is coming. No one in this room can stop it. No one in this room can stop it. You are very good. You are really amazing. I thank you for what you do for your report and for your knowledge. We should be grateful for these things. And then what do we do? We are looking at the state to save ourselves. What about Stanislaus County? You are spending money on cross-landing. Why do you spend millions of dollars on cross-landing? For something that never happened, you have to start thinking about reality. Today I talked about those things. What is happening in the United States? We have problems, and we can't get away from those problems. The $40 trillion debt was calculated as much as $14 trillion. Now it is 40. It will become 50. This will break us. It will affect us mentally. We have to be prepared for this. We have to be ready for this. Because this planet is drying up, it is going to happen here. My intention is that the weather is changing. It is changing. There is no doubt about it. No one can deny it. This is an object. This is a reality. This is happening. You can sit there and say, oh, okay, we can wait until this happens. This is going to happen. This is real. This is happening. Because we don't do anything, it becomes more and more complicated. We don't do anything for this. We actually have a system. The person who knows what to do in this particular part of it is on our side. But they may not be in America, but they may be in Stanislaus County. I don't think it's a problem. But because I do all this, I know a lot. I'm trying to figure out what's going on. But this is what we really have to do. Not only should we talk about this, but we should also not think that everything is money. My intention is to increase sales in Stanislaus County. In other words, we need to find a way to increase sales. We also have road sales tax measures for the ongoing operations that are to come. If the ongoing sales are not enough for us, then when this operation comes, we will have less money in our hands, and she will be able to help and support things in the future. This is the reality. Thank you. Hello, can I talk to them in person? When you talk to me, they will listen. Yes, okay. This is a kind. Yes, it's a game, but they are here, right? Okay. I was wondering if you had thought about reducing the use of grey water methods to reduce water consumption, because some of the methods I have seen say that 45% water consumption can be reduced. It will solve a lot of problems. I haven't even looked at the rules for roof-door capture. There are many other things we can do. But my biggest wish is... This is it. We are a part of a state. This is a problem of a state. There is a view that desalination, sewage production, and access to water from the sea through the sea can be achieved. But we haven't built new power plants in the country. As far as I can see, we are not producing anything. Therefore, I don't know if you can act as your co-operators to bring an equal solution that can be looked at 100 years ahead and solve as many problems as possible. Because I am sure that whether we exist or not, a storm will happen. As far as situations and events are concerned, there have always been changes in the world. But I think we have the divine power to understand what is happening and to live through the changes in the world. So, thank you for your efforts. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak again. Thank you, Christy. Is there anything about Greywater in this? Yes, that is, there is nothing special about the countermeasures drawn by the county. This is a measure that we can use to prepare and respond to the current conditions. But they are all very good tools that we need, and they all make a difference. So, in every cloud, we have great resources to build grey water systems, water protection, and more reliable local water supply systems. This is about tourism and preparation. One of the reasons why Robben and the Erickum Office of Emergency Services are here is that they are our partners. When things are not going well, we usually talk to them. It is always good to have these methods in hand to prepare for the current situation. So, yes, I see that no one has come with other opinions. There are no opinions written about this. We have accepted the opinions of the public. I am concluding the public opinion presentation. This is for the board's opinions and decisions. Love. Love is accepted. Pindangunnu. Angigarikanulla pramayam. Enikku thonunnu. Enikku thonunnu. Supervisor Grevaal. Sheri. Sheri. Manasilai. Regapeduthatte. Sheri. Anugunikunnavar. Ade. Ennu parayuga. Ade. Enirukunnavar. Pramayam veendum anj na poojam enna nilaiil paasai. Ningalka allavarkum valara nanni. Sameyavum advanavum nalviyathini. Okay, I'm heading to the 8th floor. I'm going to review what I've learned and change my mind according to the agenda. Do you have any Board of Supervisors reports? 1, 2, 3, 4. Since we don't have any, let's go to the Legislative Fiscal and Management report. I'd like to take a look at some of the things that are happening in Sacramento at the end of the Legislative Council meeting. First, there have been some changes in the instructions related to forestry. They have gained a lot of media attention. But the instructions were that the cost of forestry should be transferred from their own utilities to private mining mines. SB 492 had avoided those instructions from its last stage. Therefore, SISAC, SESAC and other representatives are now not involved in it. That was a good result. We expect that AB 113, which will fund the construction of Del Porto Canyon, will vote today. That's why we voted in this meeting. Let's see if it will happen. It will be a big boost to our public safety in Del Porto Canyon. Finally, the federal government is going to end the federal relief programs, Farm Bill, National Flood Insurance Program, and local cyber security grant programs by September 30. As always, we are joining the National Association of Counties to ensure that these programs continue or resume with the Congress. This way, they will be able to sustain the remaining relief funding. These things are normal in D.C. right now. This is often not taken into account, but I hope there will be a solution by the end of this month. With this, I will end my report. Thank you. I will inform you that there is no meeting next week. The meeting that will take place on September 15 will be a night-time board meeting. I will take part in the Regional Policy Council from Washington D.C. I will also take part in the Council from Modesto with Ms. Brayden. So Vice chair yoga will be controlled and everything will go smoothly. I will not attend that meeting in the city and if everything is fine, I would like to inform you that you can participate online. Okay. If there is nothing else as part of the process, this meeting will be moved to the closed session.