Nov 18, 2024 Commissioner's Court

[1. CALL TO ORDER, PLEDGES AND PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT]

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REALLY. GOOD MORNING EVERYONE. WELCOME. IF WE'LL HAVE THE PLEDGES, THEN WE'LL PROCEED. I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND TO THE REPUBLIC FOR WHICH IT STANDS. ONE NATION UNDER GOD, INDIVISIBLE, WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL. UNDER THE TEXAS FLAG, I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THEE. TEXAS. ONE STATE UNDER GOD. ONE AND INDIVISIBLE. OKAY, WELL, GOOD MORNING AGAIN. WELCOME, CITIZENS TO BE HEARD. I DO HAVE ONE CARD THIS MORNING, BUT SHE IS REQUESTING TO SPEAK DURING THE AGENDA ITEM, SO I WILL GRANT HER THAT PERMISSION WHEN WE GET DOWN TO THAT AGENDA ITEM. ANY OTHER CITIZENS TO BE HEARD, ANY OTHER CITIZENS BE HEARD. OKAY. HEARING NONE, WE'LL GO AHEAD AND MOVE ON TO 1.4, WHICH IS OUR REPORT FROM

[4. Report from Judge, Commissioner or Department concerning an item/report of community interest.]

THEY ALSO HAULED ANOTHER 475 TONS OF LIMESTONE FROM MARTIN MARIETTA AND ROBSTOWN TO OUR COUNTY YARD. FOR MYSELF, ON WEDNESDAY, I ATTENDED THE SOUTH TEXAS MILITARY TASK FORCE QUARTERLY MEETING, AND THERE WERE REPRESENTATIVES THERE FROM THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, NUECES COUNTY MILITARY PREPAREDNESS COMMISSION, THE NAVAL AIR STATION CORPUS CHRISTI, NAVAL AIR STATION KINGSVILLE, CORPUS CHRISTI ARMY DEPOT, AND THE US COAST GUARD CORPUS CHRISTI SECTOR, AND THE GOVERNOR'S OFFICE. THERE WERE SEVERAL TOPICS DISCUSSED, INCLUDING DIFFERENT GRANTS AVAILABLE FOR LOCAL MILITARY BASES AND THE LACK OF HOUSING FOR JUNIOR ENLISTED. WEDNESDAY EVENING, I ATTENDED THE COASTAL BEND BASIN BASE FOUNDATION ANNUAL FUNDRAISER. THIS IS THE BOOKLET FROM THAT. IF YOU NOTICE EVERYTHING MARKED IN BLUE, THER, THAT IS SOMEBODY FROM SAN PATRICIO COUNTY WHO IS RECOGNIZED. SO AT THIS BANQUET IS AT THE TEXAS STATE AQUARIUM. AND THE AWARDEES THAT HAVE TIES TO SAN PATRICIO COUNTY INCLUDE SANDY RODRIGUEZ WITH GULF COAST GROWTH VENTURES. AND SHE WAS AWARDED THE COASTAL STEWARD PROFESSIONAL AWARD. JEFF MITCHELL GPISD AWARDED EDUCATION K THROUGH 12. ROBERT ADAME FROM HERE IN SINTON, WAS AWARDED THE PRESIDENT'S AWARD, AND DOCTOR DAVID MCKEE ALSO FROM THE CENTENARY HERE, WAS AWARDED THE LEGACY AWARD. SO CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE AWARDEES AND LET'S SEE, THAT'S ALL I HAVE. JUDGE REST IN MY REPORT. IF ANYBODY WANTS TO READ IT. THANK YOU, MR. WILSON. THANKS FOR MOVING RIGHT ALONG. AND WE CONTINUE TO SEE IMPROVEMENT IN PRECINCT THREE.

JUST HAVE A GREAT GROUP OF GREAT CREW. IT'S JUST A PLEASURE WORKING WITH THEM. MR. GILLESPIE, I WAS JUST CURIOUS IF I STUMBLED INTO CHURCH BY ACCIDENT THIS MORNING BECAUSE EVERYBODY SITTING IN THE BACK OF THE ROOM AND NOBODY'S DOWN FRON. GOOD TO DEPARTMENT HEADS. THAT'S IT, THAT'S IT. OKAY, I'LL CUT YOU OFF. THAT'S YOUR REPORT. OKAY. GOOD MORNING JUDGE. GOOD MORNING, COMMISSIONERS AND COURT. I JUST WANTED TO REMIND EVERYONE, WITH THE HOLIDAYS COMING UP, IF YOU ALL COULD PLEASE TURN IN YOUR TIME SHEETS AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. I BEG Y'ALL, THAT WAY WE CAN PAY YOU ACCORDINGLY OR YOUR STAFF ACCORDINGLY. THANK YOU. THAT'LL DEFINITELY HELP THEM A LOT. BELIEVE ME. SORRY, JOHN. YOUR TIME IS UP. I PASSED OUT TO YOU GUYS A VERY PRELIMINARY PROPOSED COURTHOUSE RENOVATION. THE COUNTY'S TEAM WENT WITH THE ARCHITECTS TEAM. PRETTY RECENTLY, AND WE HAD WHAT WE CALL A KICK OFF MEETING. BUT PRETTY SOON I'M IMAGINING SOMETIME AFTER THANKSGIVING, THE ARCHITECT TEAM WILL REACH OUT TO THE REST OF THE DEPARTMENTS. THE ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF, AND REVISIT ALL THE SIZING AND SQUARE FOOT OF THE PROPOSED OFFICES. SOUNDS GOOD. THANK YOU. YEAH, WE'RE TRYING TO WORK THIS AT A VERY FAST PACE. NOW, WE DON'T WANT TO GET TOO FAST ON IT BECAUSE MOST OF YOU, IF YOU KNOW THE HISTORY OF THE OLD COURTHOUSE, WHEN WE REBUILT IT AND RE REDO IT, WHAT WOULD 2027 BE? WHAT ANNIVERSARY? THAT'LL BE THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF THAT OLD COURTHOUSE. SO WE'RE HOPING

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[1. Approval of minutes]

MOVE TO APPROVE SECOND MOTION BY GILLESPIE, SECONDED BY CHARLIE TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE LAST MEETING AS PRESENTED. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR OF THE MOTION SAY AYE. AYE. THOSE OPPOSED SAME SIGN, I ABSTAIN, I ABSTAIN, OKAY, ABSTAIN. SO WE GOT THREE AYES AND NO NAYS AND ONE

[a. Examination, consideration, and action on approval of all claims against San Patricio County Pursuant to section 113.064, Texas Local Government Code.]

[b. Consideration and action on Budget Line Items, Transfers, and Amendments.]

[c. Consideration and action on accepting bank reconciliation, investment reports, and related matters by County Treasurer. ]

ALL THOSE IN FAVOR OF THE MOTION SAY AYE. AYE. THOSE OPPOSED? SAME SIGN. MOTION CARRIES. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. NO CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS THIS MORNING GOING INTO 2.4, WHICH IS GOING TO BE

[a. Approval of the November 5, 2024 Canvas report.]

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TRUMP, JD. VANCE 17,337. KAMALA HARRIS TIM WALTZ 8025. CHASE OLIVER. MIKE TER MOTT 131. JILL STEIN. RUDOLPH WARE, 79. SHARONDA FOX, HARLAN MCVEIGH ZERO. CLAUDIA DE LA CRUZ, KARINA GARCIA, TWO. CORNELL WEST, MELINA ABDULLAH ZERO. JESSE CUELLAR, WESLEY LEE, LACY, LASSIE, LASSIE ZERO. PETER CZARNKOWSKI, LAUREN OLNEK FIVE. SHIVA IGHODALO, CRYSTAL ELLIS ZERO. CAST. TOTAL CAST. VOTES 25,579. UNDER VOTES 151 OVER VOTES FOR. WHY CAN'T YOU ALL HAVE A LAST NAME LIKE HILL? WEL, BECAUSE WE WOULD MISS THAT UP T. OKAY, SENATOR, WE HAVE TED.

CRUZ, 16,116 COLIN ALLRED 8578. TED BROWN 624. ANNALISA ROACH TWO. TRACY ANDRES ONE. TOTAL CAST VOTES 25,321. UNDER VOTES 413 OVER VOTES ZERO. UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE, DISTRICT 27. WE HAVE MICHAEL. CLOUD 17,176. TANYA LLOYD 7793. WITH A TOTAL CAST VOTES OF 24,969, 765 UNDER VOTES, ZERO OVER VOTES. RAILROAD COMMISSIONER CHRISTI CRADDICK HAD A TOTAL OF 16,174.

KATHERINE CULVERT 7261. HAWK DUNLAP 620. EDDIE ESPINOSA 626 RICHARD MCKIBBEN TWO CAST VOTES 24,684. UNDER VOTES 1048 OVER VOTES TWO. JUSTICE SUPREME COURT PLACED TWO. JIMMY. BLACKLOCK 16,931. DESHAWN JONES 7772. CAST VOTES. 24,703 UNDER VOTES 1031 OVER VOTES ZERO. JUSTICE.

SUPREME COURT PLACE FOR JOHN DEVINE 16,742. CHRISTY VIN WILLIAMS 7874. CAST VOTES 24,61.

UNDER VOTES 1118 OVER VOTES ZERO. JUSTICE. SUPREME COURT PLACE SIX. JANE BLAND. 16,240.

BONNIE LEE GOLDSTEIN 7578 J. DAVID ROBERTSON 771. CAST VOTES. 24,584. UNDER VOTES, 1145 OVER VOTES ZERO. PRESIDING JUDGE, COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS DAVID J. SCHNECK 16,738. HOLLY TAYLOR 7911. TOTAL CAST VOTES 24,649. UNDER VOTES 1085. OVER VOTES ZERO. JUSTICE. COURT OF CRIMINAL

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UNDER VOTES 882. OVER VOTES ZERO. STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 43 JM LOZANO 16,955.

MARIANA CAZARES 7767. CAST VOTE. 24,722. UNDER VOTES 1012 OVER VOTES ZERO. CHIEF JUSTICE, 13TH COURT OF APPEALS, DISTRICT. JAIME TEJERINA 16,527. GINA BENAVIDES. 7969 CAST VOTES 24,994 UNDER VOTES, 1240 OVER VOTES ZERO. JUSTICE, 13TH COURT OF APPEALS, DISTRICT PLACE TWO JENNY CRON, 16,221 NORA LONGORIA 8253 CAST VOTES 24,476. UNDER VOTES 1258. OVER VOTES ZERO.

JUSTICE 13TH COURT OF APPEALS, DISTRICT PLACE FOUR. ISMAEL DE. FONSECA 16,307. JOE MARTINEZ 8027. CAST VOTES 24,334. UNDERVOTES 1400 OVER VOTES ZERO. JUSTICE 13TH COURT OF APPEALS, DISTRICT PLACE FIVE. JOHN WEST 16,921. REGGIE RICHARDSON 7334. CAST. VOTES 24,255. UNDERVOTES 1479. OVER VOTES ZERO. DISTRICT. JUDGE 334TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT JANET KAY WHATLEY, 19,966. CAST VOTES 19,966 UNDERVOTES 5768 OVER VOTES ZERO. DISTRICT ATTORNEY 36TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

MARGIE SILVA FLORES 19,664 CAST VOTES 19,664. UNDERVOTES 6070 OVER VOTES ZERO. JUDGE. COURT OF CRIMINAL. I'M SORRY. JUDGE. COUNTY COURT AT LAW NUMBER TWO VICKI HASSELTINE MARTINEAU, 19,480 CAST VOTES 19,480 UNDERVOTES 6254 OVER VOTES ZERO. COUNTY ATTORNEY TAMARA COCHRAN MAY 19,505. CAST VOTES 19,505. UNDERVOTES 6229 OVER VOTES ZERO. SHERIFF OSCAR. RIVERA 20,363

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TERM APRIL. GARCIA 19,651. CAST. VOTES 19,651. UNDERVOTES 6083. OVERVOTES ZERO. COUNTY COMMISSIONER, PRECINCT ONE RUBEN GONZALEZ 3661. ALMA VILLARREAL. MORENO 2566 CAST VOTES 6227.

UNDERVOTES 231. OVERVOTES ZERO. CONSTABLE. YOU SKIPPED PRECINCT ONE. YOU WENT UP. I'M SORRY.

LET'S START OVER. I FLIPPED COUNTY COMMISSIONER. PRECINCT. ONE IS WILLIAM SAGORSKI. DID I GET IT OUT OF ORDER, SENIOR? NO. 2995 SONIA LOPEZ. 2477 CAST VOTES. 5472 UNDERVOTES 294. WE DID, COMMISSIONER THREE. RIGHT. LET ME DO IT OVER, BECAUSE I THINK I SAID COMMISSIONER ONE COUNTY COMMISSIONER, PRECINCT THREE, RUBEN GONZALEZ 3661. AMAYA VILLARREAL. MORENO 2566 CAST VOTES 6227 UNDERVOTES 231 OVERVOTES ZERO. CONSTABLE. PRECINCT ONE. STEVE HUTCHINS 1737. JOE GASTON 1209. CAST. VOTES 2946. UNDERVOTES 115. OVERVOTES ZERO. CONSTABLE.

PRECINCT NUMBER TWO. FRANK CANTU, JUNIOR 1441. CAST. VOTES 1441. UNDERVOTES 737. OVERVOTES ZERO. CONSTABLE. PRECINCT FOUR. PAUL GOODE 5709. CAST VOTES 5709. UNDERVOTES 1316. OVERVOTES ZERO. CONSTABLE. PRECINCT FIVE. SHAWN LARRY ORSAK 1821. RUBEN RODRIGUEZ 999. CAST. VOTES 2820.

UNDERVOTES 83. OVERVOTES ZERO. CONSTABLE. PRECINCT SIX. CODY FARENTHOLD. 5080 834. CAST VOTES 5834. UNDERVOTES 1422. OVERVOTES ZERO. CONSTABLE. PRECINCT NUMBER EIGHT J.P. EASLEY 1742. TERESA TERRY GONZALEZ 1455. CAST VOTES 3197 UNDERVOTES OVER UNDERVOTES 1114 OVERVOTES ZERO. THAT ENDS

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JUDGE. YES, I BELIEVE. NOVEMBER. NOVEMBER. DECEMBER 5TH. YOU SAID MAY. OH, I SAID EXCUSE ME.

NOVEMBER 5TH. NOVEMBER. YOU SAID MAY. I SAID NOVEMBER. OKAY. THANK YOU. OKAY. THE MOTION IS CORRECT. MOTION IS CORRECT. ALRIGHT, I'LL STAND BY MY MOTION. YEAH. THE MOTION CORRECT. NOVEMBER 5TH. THAT'S CORRECT. OKAY. OKAY. 2.4 B CONSIDERATION OF ACTION TO ALLOW

[b. Consideration and action to allow the Auditor's Office to issue an RFQ for Engineering Services with funding from Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC), for Flood Mitigation & Resiliency Project.]

HERE WE GO. GOOD MORNING. WE'RE LOOKING FOR AN ENGINEER TO GO OVER OUR MITIGATION PROJECTS FOR THE DRAINAGE PROJECTS. WE HAVE THE 23 DRAINAGE PROJECTS AND WORK ON THE GRANT APPLICATION.

THIS WAS FUNDED THROUGH BRICK AND TITO. MOVE TO APPROVE. SECOND. CAN I GET A MOTION BY GILLESPIE? SECOND BY WILKERSON. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS? THANK YOU FOR THAT. WE'VE WORKED LONG AND HARD FOR THAT. THANK YOU. HEARING NOTHING ELSE, ALL THOSE IN FAVOR OF THE MOTION SAY AYE.

[c. Consideration and action on ratifying the Resolution for the 2025 Indigent Defense Grant Program.]

AND SO WE'RE ASKING THE COURT TO RATIFY HIS SIGNING THAT RESOLUTION. ALL RIGHT. I MAKE A MOTION TO RATIFY IT AS OF LAST WEEK. SECOND. I GOT A MOTION BY GILLESPIE. SECOND BY YARDLEY.

ANY QUESTIONS? COMMENTS? HEARING NONE. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR OF THE MOTION SAY AYE. AYE. THOSE OPPOSED? SAME SIGN. OKAY. MOTION CARRIES. 2.4 D. DISCUSSION, CONSIDERATION AND ACTION ON A

[d. Discussion, consideration, and action on a request from Melanie Cooper, Grant Management, on entering into a contract for Fiber Optic Network with FSG Telecom ARPA funded in the amount of $990,369.55.]

[e. Discussion, consideration, and action on request from San Patricio County Pct#3. on 2 Quotes of Commercial TY A Grade 2 Base for two (2) different locations listed below: 16096 SH 188 Sinton Texas - 3000 Tons x $40.58= $121,740.00 CR1372 and Intersection with CR2347, Sinton Texas - 2000 Tons x 40.38 = $80,876.00 ]

MISS WEATHERSPOON. NO, IT'S NOT. GOOD MORNING. MY NAME IS SONYA WITHERSPOON. I LIVE AT 13830 COUNTY ROAD 1694, IN ODUM, THE PRECINCT THREE COMMISSIONER WASN'T PRESENT LAST WEEK WHEN I

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SINCE THEN, AND THAT WAS ONLY $4,803.44, FOR A TOTAL OF TEN LOADS, WHICH INCLUDED THE COST OF CALICHE HAULING AND SALES TAX PAYABLE. WHEN THEY FINISHED STILL COATING THE ROADS ON HER LIST, I'LL BE SUBMITTING ANOTHER PUBLIC INFORMATION REQUEST FOR THE ACTUAL AMOUNT SPENT ON A REQUEST OF 900,000 THAT WAS APPROVED ON OCTOBER 21ST, AS WELL, ESPECIALLY SINCE ROADS THAT HAVE BEEN SO COATED THAT THAT WEREN'T EVEN ON HER LIST. THAT WAS ATTACHED TO THE MINUTES A WEEK AFTER YOU APPROVED IT. IF YOU APPROVE THIS REQUEST, THAT WILL BE A CUMULATIVE TOTAL OF $663,714.50 SPENT ON BASE, PLUS 900,000 ON SEALCOAT, FOR A TOTAL OF $1,563,714.50. THAT IS WELL ABOVE THE $25,000 LIMIT SET FOR TEXAS LOCAL GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 130.908. THAT WAS UNANIMOUSLY SIGNED INTO EFFECT AS OF JULY 22ND OF THIS YEAR. CITIZENS HAVE BEEN LED TO BELIEVE HER BUDGET WILL BE LOST IF SHE DOESN'T SPEND IT ALL BY THE END OF THE YEAR. YOU ALL KNOW THAT IS UNTRUE, OTHERWISE IT WOULDN'T STATE YOU MUST ENFORCE SPENDING LIMITS UNDER THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT CODE. SHE STARTED MANY PROJECTS AND DIDN'T COMPLETE THEM OVER THE PAST FOUR YEARS. SHE ONLY HAS SIX WEEKS LEFT OF HER TERM. THERE ARE PLENTY OF POTHOLES THAT NEED FILLED, AS WELL AS MANY DITCHES CURRENTLY FULL OF TREE BRUSH, TREES, BRUSH AND OTHER DEBRIS. I AM PERSONALLY AWARE OF AT LEAST EIGHT MILES OF DITCHES THAT REQUIRE CLEARING. AFTER HER MAINTAINERS SCRAPE BOTH SIDES OF COUNTY ROAD 1694 WHEN THEY PREPPED IT FOR SEALCOAT.

CITIZENS SHOULDN'T HAVE TO CLEAN UP BEHIND THEM IN ORDER TO MOW, OR HAVE OUR CULVERTS CLOGGED BY THEIR DEBRIS WHEN IT RAINS. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE FOR FINALLY ENFORCING TEXAS LOCAL GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 130.908 AND REFUSING TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 2.4.8. THANK YOU, YOUR HONOR. I CAN'T SPEAK TO THIS. FINE. OKAY, WELL, I CAN SPEAK TO IT. IT'S ON THE AGENDA. OKAY. A FEW THINGS TO EXPLAIN TO THE AUDIENCE. I DO THE SAME THING EVERY YEAR WHEN I HAVE EXCESS FUNDS AVAILABLE. I BUY BASE AT TODAY'S PRICES. AND I STORE IT AT MY YARD FOR USE LATER NEXT YEAR. AFTER THE PAVING SEASON STARTS AGAIN. OR I USE IT OVER THE WINTER TO PAY TO PUT DOWN LIMESTONE ON ON DIRT ROADS TO IMPROVE THOSE. FAILING THAT, IF YOU DON'T SPEND YOUR MONEY BY THE END OF THE BUDGET YEAR, THEN YOU CAN ROLL IT INTO CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS AND ROLL OVER TO THE NEXT YEAR. AND I'LL LEAVE THAT TO MR. MR. AUDITOR THERE TO EXPLAIN THAT FURTHER. IF NOT YOU STILL IT'S STILL LOCKED UP TO THE NEXT YEAR UNTIL ALL THE BILLS ARE PAID FROM THIS YEAR. SO WHAT HAPPENS IF AFTER THAT, MR. AUDITOR? ANY UNSPENT FUNDS IN THE BUDGET ROLL INTO THE FUND BALANCE? TYPICALLY MOST OF THAT IS RE BUDGETED THE FOLLOWING YEAR BECAUSE THE WAY WE PREPARE OUR BUDGETS, WE ASSUME IN OTHER WORDS, WE TRY TO ESTIMATE HOW MUCH OF THE BUDGET WILL NOT BE SPENT. AND THEN THAT A PORTION OF THAT OR ALL OF THAT COULD POSSIBLY BE BUDGETED AGAIN IN THE NEXT YEAR. OR AS YOU STATED, IT IS SOMETIMES ROLLED OVER INTO THE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS FUND. OKAY. ALL RIGHT. SO ANY MATERIALS THAT ARE BOUGHT NOW THAT ARE NOT USED NOW WILL STILL BE IN THE YARD FOR THE NEW COMMISSIONER NEXT YEAR. SO THERE'S NOT A PROBLEM WITH BUYING MATERIALS. IT'S NOT LIKE YOU CAN HIDE THEM ANYWHERE. YOU KNOW, THEY'RE PRETTY BIG MOUNDS OF DIRT AND ROCK. SO ANYWAY, I JUST THOUGHT I'D THROW THAT IN THERE. THANKS. I'D ALSO LIKE TO SAY, I'VE SAID THIS MANY TIMES HERE THAT IT'S AN ESTIMATE, THE MATERIAL WE ORDER, AND IF WE SAY USE IT ON COUNTY ROAD 3000, IF WE SAY WE WANT 3000 YARDS AND WE ONLY USE 2500, THEN WE DON'T CALL THE COMPANY TO DELIVER ANOTHER 500 TONS. WE LET IT GO. SO THERE'S NOT AN ISSUE HERE. I WOULD SAY I IF I STOP WORKING ON

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THANK YOU JUDGE OKAY. ANYTHING ELSE? OKAY. WE GOT A MOTION AND A SECOND. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR OF THE MOTION SAY AYE. AYE. THOSE OPPOSED SAME SIGN. OKAY. MOTION CARRIES. OKAY. 2.4 F.

[f. Discussion, consideration and action on request by Human Resources Department on a job description for a new part time regular Outreach Coordinator position, grade 104 for Public Health Preparedness Department. ]

[3. PERSONNEL-Employment and current employee status changes in accordance with the current personnel policies, County Budget, and State law with notification of such changes to the payroll division of the Treasurer's office.]

OKAY, 3.1 B KIMBERLY DELEON SILVA'S RESIGNATION. COUNTY COURT. COUNTY COURT AT LAW TWO, FULL TIME REGULAR NONEXEMPT GRADE 108. STEP FOUR AT $4,166.67 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 15, 2024. 3.1 C IS CARRIE CHAVEZ, TRANSFER WICK CLARK WICK FULL TIME REGULAR NONEXEMPT GRADE 105 STEP NINE AT $4,057.51 PER MONTH TO IMMUNIZATION MANAGER IMMUNIZATION FULL TIME, REGULAR EXEMPT GRADE 110 STEP FOUR AT $4,643.69 PER MONTH, WITH A $50 PER MONTH PHONE ALLOWANCE EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 16TH, 2024, AS REQUESTED BY THE SALARY REVIEW COMMITTEE FOR CLASSIFICATION AND COMPENSATION GUIDELINES REQUESTED BY THE ELECTED OFFICIAL IS STEP FIVE AT $4,836.40 PER MONTH. MOVED TO APPROVE SALARY ACTION ITEMS 3.1 A THROUGH E WITH A BEING CHANGED TO RETIREMENT AND C WITH THE ELECTED OFFICIALS REQUEST THAT A MOTION BY GILLESPIE SECOND SECONDED BY WILKERSON. I HAVE ONE ADJUSTMENT ON SEE ON THE PHONE ALLOWANCE. COMMISSIONER GILLESPIE. YES, WE CURRENTLY HAVE IT AT $50 AND VISITING WITH MISS CHAVEZ. SINCE SHE'S TAKING OVER THIS POSITION, SHE'S MAKING SOME ADJUSTMENTS AND WE'LL BE DOING A LOT MORE OUTREACH. 65 THEN 65. I'M ON MY MOTION TO INCLUDE THE $65 PHONE ALLOWANCE.

THEN THANK YOU, THANK YOU. I DO ALSO THE SECOND MA'AM CLERK OF RECORD THAT WILL BE CORRECTED I, AND I WILL CORRECT THAT ON THE ORDER TO WHEN I SIGN IT. ALL RIGHT. VERY GOOD JUDGE. THANK YOU. OKAY. ANYTHING ELSE? HEARING NONE. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR OF THE MOTION SAY AYE. AYE.

THOSE OPPOSED? SAME SIGN. MOTION CARRIES. ITEM NO. EMPLOYEES. MOTION TO ADJOURN, YOUR HONOR.

SECOND SESSION. GOT A MOTION TO ADJOURN BY GILLESPIE, SECONDED BY. MYSELF, I GUESS IF WE WANT TO LEAVE HERE EARLY, IT'S UP TO YOU. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR OF THE MOTION SAY AYE. AYE. THOSE

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