Board of Supervisors - Regular Meeting

Tuesday, August 25, 2026

The Board of Supervisors proclaimed Overdose Awareness Day and Recovery Month, hearing emotional public comments on addiction and recovery. They also approved various administrative items, including real estate matters, permits, and discussed a general obligation bond sale.

About this meeting

Government Body
Board of Supervisors
Meeting Type
Board Of Supervisors
Location
Polk County, IA
Meeting Date
August 25, 2026

Transcript

90 sections

6:04 – 7:01Speaker 1

Thank you. Suprabatham. Namuku Hajar vilichu gundu tudangaam. Hawkinsmith. Unda.

7:01Speaker 3

Connelly. Unda.

7:02Speaker 1

Home. Unda. Makoya. Unda. Kalinji yogathinde minutes sambandhicha nadabadigal. Avadharipikunnu. Pindunaikunnu. Hajar vilikunnu.

7:09Speaker 3

Alteringer.

7:10Speaker 1

Ade. Hawkinsmith. Ade.

7:12Speaker 3

Connelly. Ade. Home. Ade. Makoya.

7:15Speaker 1

Ade. There are no special claims to be considered, right? None at all. The bills submitted by the County Auditor, the details of the bills. Hager is calling.

7:23Speaker 3

Alteringer. Yes.

7:24Speaker 1

Hawkins-Smith. Yes.

7:26Speaker 3

Connelly. Yes. Hall.

7:30 – 10:27Speaker 1

Yes. Everyone stand up for patriotism. I pledge allegiance to the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands. I pledge allegiance to the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands. I pledge allegiance to the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands. I pledge allegiance to the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands. I pledge allegiance to the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands. I pledge allegiance to the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands. I pledge allegiance to the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands. I pledge allegiance to the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands. I pledge allegiance to the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands. So now, Supervisor Homin is giving a speech on the day of awareness awareness about the use of drugs in high doses. You can speak. Thank you. Overdose Awareness Day is on August 31, 2026. It is an incurable disease that leads to excessive use of chemicals or SAD. It is believed that chemical substances are used incessantly even though they are known to be harmful. According to CDC's current data, 69,973 people, In 2025, death will occur in the US and Polk Counties due to excessive use of drugs. According to a recent report by Iowa Health and Human Services, in 2025, 270 of our population died due to excessive use of drugs. Apart from each reported death, there are countless cases of excessive use of drugs without death. This affects people, families, and society to a great extent. Sudd lejja, naana keda, vishadham, nirasha thudengiya vikarangal valarthu geeyum, adhinal vekthigal chigilsiyum pindunayum theedan madiku geeyum cheeyunnu. Alla varshovum August 31 ina aajirikunna Overdose Awareness Day inna aagola dhinam, lehari ubiyogathe kurichulla bodha valkaranam nalgunnu dhinam, lehari moolamulla maranathe kurichulla naana keda korakunnu dhinam, marana pettavarude kudumbangangalude dugathil panku cherunnu dhinam uddeshichulla dhana. The Polk County Board of Supervisors' Overdose Awareness Day is celebrated for the lives lost. Life is always with the families who have passed away. Tell those who use drugs and those who are disabled that they have money. Also remind the public that death is prevented through excessive use of drugs. Therefore, the Polk County Board of Supervisors announces that the Overdose Awareness Day will be held in Polk County on August 26, 2021. We are determined to stand united with the society to change silence and shame related to the use of material things. We can work towards a future where no one's life is lost due to excess. Thank you. I know that there are people here who want to talk about the awareness-raising daily practice of excess.

10:40 – 22:10Speaker 2

You can now come forward and say anything you want. I will try to do this without crying this year. I will try. I wrote something last night. I thought about it when I woke up in the morning. I don't read it. Because I never read. I always use what is in my heart. I wanted to bring a picture of my daughter-in-law sitting there with her father. This is the picture I always take with me. This is my son, Daniel Bailey. I lost him because of Amida. Since she liked it, I can read this for her. And then I can say a few more things. May God bless you. My name is Annie Breeding. Okay. I have a problem called Steps of Hope, Iowa. It started after my son's great success. This is a proverb. First of all, as a mother, I would like to express my gratitude to each and every one of you. Thank you for doing this, because it is very meaningful. The card you sent me last year is still with me today. I take care of it like a treasure. Thank you. So, thank you. I would like to say today what this statement really means. It not only reminds us of a fact. It is about recognizing people. People like my son Daniel. Daniel died of obesity at the age of 29. People like the other families in this room and the families in Polk County, when one person dies of obesity, I realized that there are some things that are not lost in other losses. Fear. Instead of asking who the people are, they ask about the things they have done, tell the story, and judge. I would like to tell you who they are. They are children, mothers and fathers, brothers and sisters, friends and relatives. They smiled, dreamed, suffered and loved. They were loved and are still loved. That is why Amidhamathra awareness day is so important. When we say that we remember such a big county like Pope County, we are allowed to say the names of our loved ones without shame. I believe that an advertisement is not just a reminder. It is a promise. The promise that we will keep talking about Amidhamathra can save a life. By sharing our stories, by teaching about Narakana, by teaching people to maintain consciousness in a way that people can see tomorrow, we will continue to raise awareness in the community. We will get the Naloxone that gives life. Steps of Hope now has Naloxone boxes in 26 counties. These boxes are for people to come and get it safely. There are no restrictions, no questions. They don't need to talk to anyone. There is no fear, nothing. They can go and buy it safely. Wherever we hear, we are against fear, because it happens everywhere. It is really disappointing. In the name of legal use, we never decide whether a person's life is worth saving or not. The reason is that I want everyone to remember one thing. You don't have to understand their struggles to believe that a person's life is worth saving. Naloxone is not prescribed. This does not ask a person's history. This does not ask whether it is their first dose or their fifth dose. This gives another opportunity for a person to believe. Another opportunity for life. The phone call that changes everything is another opportunity for a family not to get it. You will have a before and after in the dictionary. Everything before that and everything after that. That's a big change. I got that call for our family. I can't do anything to change it to 1 November 2020. I can't rewrite his last name. But I will keep calling his name. I will be with him. I will love them from wherever they are. I can help others to change the last name of another family. That's the expectation. That's why today is important. For families. We are watching you. We are watching you. We are with you. You are with each and everyone of us. We are with those who have come here with their minds, and those who have not. We are with those who have not. We are with those who have not. We are with those who have not. We are with those who have not. I want them to know that their story is not over yet, that their lives are worth it, that they have a goal, and that their lives are worth it. I want to take a moment to say the names of their loved ones who have been lost. Because it is very important for us to hear their names and see their faces. So, if anyone here wants to say the name of the person who was lost or share a picture, there is no shame in that. There is no shame in that. This is a safe place. I am with you. So, if anyone wants to do that, I will give you a minute. I was checking if my daughter wanted to get up and stand. That's right. Thank you. Yes, we are all together. We all have to move forward hand in hand. To help another family, to help others, to save lives, to do anything. That is our goal. So, thank you again to everyone for standing with us. The reason for accepting our loved ones is that they are unbelievable people. My son was a very loving person. He had a big heart. Then, thank you for attending the Day of Overdose Awareness. We can move forward with awareness and action. We can never forget that there is someone behind every step. I want to encourage everyone in recovery. Why? I am happy that you are celebrating Recovery Month. I always say that I like them very much because they are my people. They are very good people. Good. They bring people to places where they need to live healthily. So, thank you again for forgiving me when I saw my eyes during the time of Overdose Awareness Celebration. I have a small question to ask you. I don't know if you can explain this to me. But you know about my pregnancy and the loss that happened to us, right? I have talked about this publicly here. She was pregnant for 30 days. After the pregnancy, she left the house within two days. The reason for this is that she tried to use as much heroin as she had used before. She had not used the drug for 30 days. It led her to death. I remember the opportunity I had to tell my parents. They were the ones who raised her. How hard it was for me. They both are not with us now. Still, I think there should be more ways than just going out after 30 days. I don't know what that is. I don't have the answers. So, I don't know what your opinion is about this. I was in a committee where I was discussing how to best use my thoughts and opioid settlement funds. I remember the things in the group I was in. I said, If we have a long-term inpatient dual diagnosis treatment center with detox facilities, it will be a great help. Because it is a big obstacle for people. That is a necessity. That is a necessity. Because it should be in the long run. It should be a residential centre. Anyone passing through the door should get it. It's not about what your insurance is. It's not about where you're coming from. The main thing is that you're here, ready, now. Because my son was in recovery for six months. I got him back. I don't need anything more than that. So, I have compassion for you. I am sorry for your loss. But we have to continue our activities. We have to move forward. I know that the number of deaths due to excessive use of the Mayakumar medicine has decreased. Thank God. I am grateful for that, right? But people are still dying. We have to raise awareness of people. We have to continue this discussion. We have to do whatever it takes. As far as I am concerned, fentanyl test strips and drug testing tools are very important now. Because I have been struggling for three years to make it legal. This is a common knowledge, isn't it? It's just a piece of sand. You can crush it and throw it away. There's nothing wrong with that. But it can help change the decision to use a person's drug, right? A lot of things have to happen like that. So don't let anyone who can do anything do it. Because this will help a mother to avoid the possibility of sharing her own experience from here again. People should listen to the words of those who have experienced it. They should be present in all the committees and all the discussions. Because the knowledge from the experiences is so great, isn't it? When I sit in the middle of people who are very difficult, they put forward the most important things. But I have tried many of them and failed in many of them. We spent 12 years travelling on trains and bridges, searching for him. I even went to the streets to see him. When he was ready to help, I was ready to do anything, right? Because he was the one who had to do it. I couldn't do it for him. So, there are a lot of things I have to do. But I do it 100% for you. I appreciate everything you do. Thank you. I appreciate you too. Do you have any questions for others?

22:23 – 27:41Speaker 1

Thank you, Aan. We appreciate all your actions in Steps of Hope of IOB. We hope that after the next conference, everyone will join us for a photo. Thank you. Thank you. The next requirement for recovery is the recovery of people who are trying to reach their full potential through the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration and the SAMHSA. In addition, more than 23.5 million Americans are suffering from mental health issues due to the use of drugs, and more than 45.5 million are suffering from mental health issues due to the use of drugs, and more than 45.5 million are suffering from mental health issues due to the use of drugs, and more than 45.5 million are suffering from mental health issues due to the use of drugs, and more than 45.5 million are suffering from mental health issues due to the use of drugs, and more than 45.5 million are suffering from mental health issues due to the use of drugs, and more than 45.5 million are suffering from mental health issues due to the use of drugs, and more than 45.5 million are suffering from mental health issues due to the use of drugs, and more than 45.5 million are suffering from mental health issues due to the use of drugs, and more than 45.5 million are suffering from mental health issues due to the use of drugs, and more than 45.5 million are suffering from mental health issues due to the use of drugs, and Lack of resources, excessive health issues, social distancing, and harm reduction measures are making it difficult to seek recovery services. We need to encourage people to believe that recovery is possible. We need to give people the hope that they will be able to overcome the challenges and obstacles that lie ahead of them. The recovery month is an event held in September to celebrate the recovery methods, recovery communities, and all ways of recovery. The recovery month is an event held in September to celebrate the recovery methods, recovery communities, and all ways of recovery. The recovery month is an event held in September to celebrate the recovery methods, recovery communities, and all ways of recovery. The recovery month is an event held in September to celebrate the recovery methods, recovery communities, and all ways of recovery. The recovery month is an event held in September to celebrate the recovery methods, recovery communities, and all ways of recovery. The recovery month is an event held in September to celebrate the recovery methods, recovery communities, and all ways of recovery. The recovery month is an event held in September to celebrate the recovery methods, recovery communities, and all ways of recovery. The recovery month is an event held in September to celebrate the recovery methods, recovery communities, and all ways of recovery. The recovery month is an event held in September to celebrate the recovery methods, recovery communities, and all ways of recovery. The recovery month is an event held in Paul County Board of Supervisors recognizes Pindu's recovery month. So, in September 2026, Paul County Board of Supervisors announces the month of recovery. I think there are people to talk to here. Michelle, Come this way. Hello, I am Michelle Della Riva, Executive Director of Community and Family Resources. I would like to thank you and the Polk County Supervisors for the opportunity to speak with you. I think it is a great honor to be able to stand here today in the month of recovery. The Recovery Month celebrates and celebrates the importance of recovery. Most importantly, we welcome the people and organizations that make recovery possible in our community. Many of them can be seen here. For the community and family resources, for the families and communities that have been given the opportunity to serve, and for the support that you give to the recovery donors, we sincerely thank the Polk County Board of Supervisors. Your confidence in your recovery services is the confidence of a human being. This means that there is one place to look for a solution for those who are struggling to make ends meet. This is the expectation that families get when they feel that the opportunities are over. This means that those who are struggling to get a life are getting the necessary facilities for their children and grandchildren. It's not that easy to get back again. It doesn't happen in one day. A society that believes that courage, stability, family pride, self-discipline, and help can all be returned to humans is needed. That is why your pride is so important. When local leaders realize that the use of weapons is not only a problem for a person, but also a social problem, we can bring about more changes. We pray for your continued service and help in this journey to fulfill your needs. In the month of recovery, we are waiting for thousands of people to return to Polk County and Iowa. We remind each and every one of you that returning is possible, that employment is beneficial, and that everyone has a healthy future. I once again thank the Board of Supervisors for their help. I have a small gift for each one of you. In this pocket, there is a gift for you and a card for someone you love. Cindy, this is yours from now on. Take care. Thank you.

27:53 – 29:21Speaker 2

Suprabhatham. My name is Cindy West. I am the Executive Director of Full Circle Recovery. I am also a person who has been on the recovery path for a long time. The fact that I am standing in this position, which was approved by Polk County in the month of September, as an employee and as a person, makes a lot of sense to me. This is an opportunity to celebrate the fact that we in the recovery community know the truth. It's a reality again. It's possible again. It's changing lives again. More than 2.3 crore Americans are either dying or suffering from mental health issues. We can see such changes happening in our local communities. In Polk County alone, last year, the Pulse Circle helped more than 20,000 people again. We help them wherever they are on their journey. This change is happening around us every day, from those who are in high-risk or in jail, to those who are in long-term retreats. Retreats are not the only way to stop the use of drugs. It makes us pray that we unite with our families, that we unite with our families, that we unite with our families, that we unite with our families, that we unite with our families, that we unite with our families, that we unite with our families, that we unite with our families, that we unite with our families, that we unite with our families, that we unite with our families, that we unite with our families, that we unite with our families, that we unite with our families, that we unite with our families, that we unite with our families, Thank you for participating in the recovery month in Pea County. Thank you.

29:21 – 35:30Speaker 1

Now, let's take a photo of those who first came for the Overdose Awareness Day event. After that, we will conduct the recovery month event. Sherry. One minute. Sukham Anu. We can't see you. Thank you all. Thank you. Thank you. Yes, that's good. That's the head. There will be a lot of Christmas cards. What are you doing? Once again, thank you to all the guests who came here today. Thank you for your comments today. They are very meaningful. Now, let's move on to the first public hearing. The first public hearing is about the removal of the county's real estate interest. Is there evidence of promotion in the file? Yes. Is there anyone here who wants to talk about this? If not, I will end the hearing and make a request. Do you agree?

35:39Speaker 2

Roll call. Polteringer. Ade. Hawkinsmith. Ade. Connelly. Ade. Hall. Ade. McCoy. Ade.

36:02Speaker 1

Next Public Hearing.

36:03Speaker 3

Next Public Hearing is about the removal of the real estate interest of the county. Is there evidence of promotion in the file?

36:08Speaker 1

Yes. Is there anyone here who would like to speak on this matter? If not, I will end the hearing and make an appeal. I agree. I agree.

36:22 – 36:33Speaker 2

This is at No. 9. On the south-east side of 37th Street, on Vabhashu Road, 44.3 is the place in Des Moines where the quitter claim deed is accepted.

36:36Speaker 2

Altering. Yes.

36:37Speaker 1

Hawkins-Smith. Yes. Cornelie.

36:40Speaker 2

McCoy. Yes. The next public hearing is about avoiding the real estate interest of our last public hearing county.

36:47Speaker 1

Is there evidence of promotion in the file? Yes. Is there anyone here who wants to talk about this? No. I will finish the hearing and make a request. Do you agree? Do you agree?

37:02Speaker 2

This is for No. 10. This is a request for the N.F.C. properties to accept a quit claim deed for the abandoned site on Dame Owen Street, 2001.

37:11Speaker 2

Poltering. Yes.

37:12Speaker 1

Hawkinsmith. Yes.

37:14Speaker 1

Yes. Home. Yes.

37:16 – 37:39Speaker 1

Yes. This is an opportunity to let the public know their opinions. Does anyone have any opinions to share with the board? If not, we can go to the permits.

37:39Speaker 2

Number 12. A request to renew the Classy Retail Intermediate License for the number 45 store of Casey's, which is located on 2890 East Broadway Avenue in Des Moines.

37:50Speaker 2

Poltering. Yes. Hawkins Smith.

37:54Speaker 1

Yes. Home. Yes. Yes. Promises.

38:01 – 41:41Speaker 2

No. 13 14th Anniversary Little Four Mile Creek Stream Restoration Project and Godwin Family Trust Resorting to implement the same plan will be held on September 8, 2026 to promote the news that is heard in the public. Number 15, 16 is for land scaper, for brush cutters, and for living roadway trust fund grants from the Iowa Department of Transportation. In addition, number 17, 26 to 27 is for road construction for the financial year, IDOT, for five years. The provisions are as follows. Roll call. Poltering. Yes. Hawkinsmith. Yes. Connelly. Yes. Home. Yes. McCoy. Yes. Number 18, looking at the staffing assistance, the under-drop is acceptable. I agree. I agree. I am aware of the situation. Thank you for coming here. Thank you to the board for testing this pilot project. I would like to thank Aani, Mark, Eric and the people who participated in this test. I think this will be a big thing to improve the food security situation in our society. I am happy to know that this will work from September 1 to Thursday evening from 4 pm to 7 pm. Isn't it? Okay. It will be at the time we decided on the rest of the days, so do it. If you want to say anything else, let me know. It would be good if anyone of you said anything. Zooli started this from her garage and today it is growing as a knock-and-drop in our senior centre. Knock-and-drop in Iowa is Zooli Garcia. Let me first thank you for always taking the lead. We are showing everyone what we need to do in Polk County. One of the most important things in Polk County and the state of the country is food scarcity. When you go to the market to buy groceries, the groceries that cost $50 for a cart full of groceries will now be reduced to a day's worth of food. Look, the underdrop of Iowa started in my garage. Now we operate in the North Side Food Pantry. From 12-3 on Mondays, from 4-7 in the evening on Wednesdays, from 12-3 on Thursdays, and from 11-2 in the morning on Fridays, we are open. The nearby senior centres were surprised to see what was going on here for the first time. But now they love us very much. Let me tell you a small story. Do you know why old people eat tofu? Because they have financial difficulties, they cut tofu into six pieces. They can eat one piece a day. Because they have to decide whether to buy medicine, see a doctor, or eat protein-rich food. That is why what you are doing is very important. By establishing this institution, we will be able to provide not only tofu, but also new vegetables and protein-rich food to the elderly and other people in the society. So, thank you to everyone who contributed to this. Thank you. Thank you. So, I repeat, this will be very important for our society. I think this can be implemented in other places as well.

41:48Speaker 1

Hager calls. Polteringer.

41:50Speaker 2

Yes. Hawkins-Smith.

41:52Speaker 3

Yes. Connelly. Yes.

41:55 – 42:19Speaker 3

A motion to approve the data sharing agreement between the Falk County Health Department and Johnson Community School District. Number 20. A motion to release a mortgage to the 1420 Goddard Court in Des Moines. That is approved. Second paragraph. Hager calls. Yes. Hawkins-Smith. Yes. Connelly, yes, Home, yes, McCoy, yes.

42:19 – 42:39Speaker 2

The office of the County Auditor of Districts 21 to 26, Board of Supervisors Office, Community Family Youth Services Department, General Services Department, Public Works Department, Sheriff's Office, etc. has been changed. That is accepted. Second paragraph.

42:39Speaker 1

Hager is calling.

42:40Speaker 3

Polteringer, yes.

42:41Speaker 1

Hawkinsmith, yes.

42:43Speaker 3

Connelly, yes. Home, yes.

42:45 – 43:32Speaker 2

McCoy, yes. That's right. Number 27, 28, is approved by the County Assessor of Polk County for the use of Homestead Tax Credit. Number 29, is approved by the County Assessor of Polk County for the use of Homestead Tax Credit for the use of Homestead Tax Credit for the use of Homestead Tax Credit for the use of Homestead Tax Credit No. 30 is the number 1 candidate for Sleepy Hollow Sports Park in Vaibhudi and Tiruchadavu. Then, No. 31 is the second candidate for Goodwill Industries of Central Iowa and Wells Fargo Bank in Pokk County, Iowa. We are moving these candidates forward.

43:32Speaker 1

Let's move on to the voting.

43:36Speaker 3

Alteringer. Yes. Hawkins-Smith.

43:39Speaker 3

Connelly. Yes. Hall.

43:42 – 43:58Speaker 2

Yes. Number 32. The right to accept instructions on selling bonds or notes as a general obligation. I'm sorry. I know that the bond council is here or someone else. I know that we did this a few days ago and that it was approved. What is it again? I forgot.

44:09 – 46:18Speaker 1

Namaskaram, I am Piper Sandler's Tim Oswald. I have Chris Cohen, your Bond Counsel, with me on this. So, I think you have a collection of bids in front of you. It is also on the screen. We got bids yesterday. We have only advertised for bids in the private placement format. I will explain it right away. A Regions bank is the only one that has a bid for both non-negotiable and non-negotiable issues. Like many big banks, there are different conditions depending on the business style of the Regions. Therefore, there are actually two different possibilities. The ratio of the non-negotiable issue is 3.49% and the ratio of the non-negotiable issue is 4.54%. Let's stop that. We suggested that the private placement should be in the format of a bank. The reason we gave that suggestion is that this opportunity will be fully returned within 9 months. In our opinion, when the total amount of money in this opportunity is calculated, professional fees will be a great burden or hindrance. Do you understand this? In a normal bond offering, you will have a financial advisor, an advisor, a disclosure counsel, you will make official statements, you will get a credit rating, and you will have an underwriter. Those people and institutions will add fees. So we have tried to calculate what the right fees will be for each of them. In a single bank, you only have the bond council, us, and most other banks. So, we are avoiding underwriters. We are avoiding rating agencies, i.e., we are avoiding agencies in your case. We are also avoiding public statements and official statements. In total, we believe that you will be able to earn a fee of approximately $1,20,000 that you do not have to pay in this issue due to this incident. We are earning $120.

46:19Speaker 3

Not that much.

46:20 – 47:38Speaker 1

Hold on to that thought for a moment. Yes, that's a good question. Thank you for your attention. Yes, banks are making a lot of money. Sometimes banks are cheaper than other options, or sometimes they are more expensive. Banking is a more expensive option than selling bonds in a traditional way. For example, if you sell the first traditional bond at 3.5% interest rate, it will be about 2.8% in a traditional offering. So even if I say that there will be a profit in the fees, you will have to pay a little more in interest. Then the question is, how much is the total profit in this? The total profit of both of them is about $58,000. This is the reason why we are suggesting this. We knew that the interest would be higher on one side, but on the other side, we would earn more than it is paid. No problem. Thank you. Do you have any questions to ask your council? I would like to know why this is being used. Because I am sure Deb, Frank or anyone else has approved this. Yes, my name is Chris Kuhn. I am the Bond Council of Dorsey and Whitney.

47:38 – 48:50Speaker 3

To add to what Tim said, the other thing you earn from the money is the time to spend on your living expenses for the general offering. So when we choose another way, it is also a temporary burden. But this is a different project in terms of the project. During this time, you had five different hearings earlier. Also, the pre-levy was accepted. These are the capital improvement projects for various county buildings. Polk County Administration Building, Pressurer Office, Global Neighbors Facility, etc. are included in this. The two grants that you usually give to the Neighborhood Finance Corporation and the Invested Assembly are also given to you. In addition, various benefits and Malayalam culture are included in this. Therefore, the goals of this bond issue are very different. Okay. Thank you. Welcome.

48:50 – 49:05Speaker 1

Thank you. Thank you. One minute. There is a motion for a vote or a motion for a vote. So, let's vote now. Yes. Yes. Yes.

49:14 – 50:05Speaker 2

No. 33. An agreement to extend the period of 120 days with the Global Spectrum Workview Group. No. 34. An agreement to approve a report on the treatment of infectious diseases. No. 35. An agreement to approve a report on the treatment of emergency party administrator services for the loss of workers. No. 36. The loan lien that starts here is approved by the Revenue Department. 37 is approved by the Township Trust for the protection of workers from losses. 38 is approved by the sponsorship of the Confluence Brewing Company. 39 is approved by the Commission for various boards. Do you intend to do so? I intend to. I have a question. It starts here at 36. This is what we agreed on. Do you think you are looking at the possibility?

50:06 – 50:18Speaker 2

Yes. Then that Global Spectrum Timeline event. The career ended on September 30. So we have 120 days from that date. Is that right?

50:22 – 51:00Speaker 1

Or will it start today? Yes, yes, we can extend another 120 days at the end of the karar. There is a system in the Master Agreement, which allows us to extend 60 days for companies to issue RFPs and submit bids. In November, the selection committee will review these bids. Do you know when RFP will be released? This week. This week, Sunday or Friday, it will be released. That's right. This week, Sunday or Friday, how much time do they have? 60 days. 60 days. Yes.

51:06Speaker 3

Alter. Yes. Hawkins-Smith. Yes. Connelly.

51:11Speaker 1

Yes. Home. Yes.

51:12 – 51:23Speaker 3

McCoy. Yes. 40-41 members will receive Grand Awards and Community Sponsorship Awards from Community Betterment. Voting, Altering, Hawkins Smith, Connelly, Home, McCoy, Asha Vinumayangal

51:33 – 52:45Speaker 2

No. 42. On September 8, 2026, a canvassing board will be added to the County Board of Supervisors on September 15, to review the votes taken in the special election of the city of Angani. No. 43. The disclosure statement of the United States Department of Justice in New Jersey will be approved in the meantime, The final hearing will be held to decide whether or not to approve the final approval and plans to be approved. File is accepted. No. 44. A report on the appeal of the price of the damage caused by some land and land on the Douglas Avenue, from Merle Hill Road to Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway. Refer to the Pressurer and the County Attorney. No. 45, No. 46 refers to the number of items in Damoyne's 2220 East 17th Street and Damoyne's 25509 Douglas Avenue. Assessor, Treasurer, and County Attorney are referred. No. 47 refers to the findings of the CET Development Board, which is associated with the CET Development Board, which is owned by Angani in the metropolitan areas of Polk City. In addition, the meeting of the CET Development Board was held in 48, Mitchellville, and in the metropolitan areas of the Alsona cities, in connection with the CET Development Board, in connection with the CET Development Board.

52:45 – 52:58Speaker 1

Refer to the Public Works and the County Attorney. There are no budget procedures today. Nothing. The laws are being passed. They are being passed. Roll call.

52:59Speaker 3

Yes. Hawkins Smith.

53:01Speaker 3

Connelly. Yes. Hall. Yes. McCoy. Yes.

53:06 – 54:18Speaker 1

We are in that phase of the movement. We can hear the Board's opinions. Does the Board have anything to say today? Yes. Mr. Chairman, if I have the permission, what I suggested at the beginning of our movement is that we create a cold case department under the name of the Sheriff. Now, their families who live in the county are waiting for answers. Sometimes, for decades, This is the guarantee they give. Polk County will not give up. We are investigating with all the agencies of the Ministry of Education, DNA, Forensics, etc. We are supporting them. We are still voting for them. We are with you. We want to know about the families. Then, I hope that I will find those who are hiding from the law. Very good. Alright, as soon as we reach the board meeting, I'd like to remind the board that Mercy is here and that we're going to take a photo. Otherwise, since we don't have any other businesses in front of us, I'd like to welcome a group of people who are here to support us. I invite you to join us. Roll call.

54:18Speaker 3

Altering. Yes. Hawkins Smith. Yes. Connelly. Yes. Home.

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