Meeting of February 3, 2026

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car. I get my get my ink pen. Do what now? — She brought the parts board and everybody skateboard. — Yeah, let me find me a pen. You got You got an extra pen? — Let me have one. I forgot my pen. She she was supposed to put my contract on there for the 10. Okay, — it's on there. — Okay, just making sure. — And that and that's for insurance. That's for our — 1095 goes to employees. Yes, — same we got insurance. — And we've done it last year. We just don't do it anymore. And our uh I did do the electronics for the W2s and 1099s, but the the where we have to put it out for the insurance. — It's like $4,000. — No, it's like 2500 or something. — 2500. Yeah. Okay. — It's like that. But we did this last year. It's the same contract, same company. So — yeah, she put it on there. It's It's in my book anyway.

— Yeah. I was just making — Thanks. — It's not a great pen, but it works. — No, I left mine on my desk. Oh, did you? Yeah, I was there for a little bit. I was trying to listen to 100% sure what time she was going to go. So, Well, good morning and welcome to the Bull County Fiscal Court. Today's February 3rd. It's 9:30. Uh Mr. Griffy, if you would lead us in prayer and uh pledge, please. Let — us pray. Dear heavenly father, uh thank you for the opportunity to come together. Thank you for finally getting a little break in the weather. Uh Lord,

be with uh each member of this court and uh all all participants here. Uh be with us as we go forward into the day and into the week in Jesus name. Amen. — Amen. — 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. — Thank you, Keith. — At this time, Sam, if you'd call the role and bring the court to order, please. — Yes, sir. Vera Sanders, — present. — Sean Logston, — yes. — Karen Johnson, — yes. — Brian Weim, — yes. — Judge Summers, — yes. — All present. — Thank you. Approval of the minutes of January 20th, 2026, Bull County Fiscal Court. I make a motion that we approve the minutes dated January 20th, 2026. — Second. — You're right on it. — We're ready. — There you go. Got a motion by second district magistrate logs. Then a second by fourth district magister to approve the minutes of the Bullet County Fiscal Court January 20, 2026 as presented. — Sam, call the roll. — Logan, — yes. — Johnson, — yes. — Leel, — yes. — Judge Summers, — yes. — Sanders,

— yes. Yes. Motion carried. — Thank you. Treasures transfer report. — Cananan for January 31st also February. — I make a motion that we accept the treasurer report. — Second. — I've got a motion by first district magister Sanders, a second by second district magistrate logen to approve the treasur's transfer report as presented. Sam, call the role, please. Johnson, — yes. — Leel, — yes. — Judge Summers, — yes. — Sanders, — yes. — Log, — yes. — Motion carried. — Thank you. Presentation approval of all bills. — I'll make a motion that we approve all bills as presented. — Second. — Got a motion by third district magister, a second by fourth district magister to approve the bills as presented. Sam, call the roll, please. — Yes. — Judge Summers. Yes. — Sanders. — Yes. — Logan. — Yes. — Johnson. — Yes. — Motion carried. — Thank you. Uh guest speakers O'Brien from Bear Camp Road.

Is that right? — Okay. Good morning, judge exe executive and members of the fiscal court. Thank you for the opportunity to speak today. My name is Crystal O'Brien and I represent Bikes with Wings, a local nonprofit committed to creating safe, healthy outdoor recreation opportunities for families across Bully County. Nearly 10 years ago, our community came together to build the PLG skate park at Lindsay Duval Park in Mount Washington. Since opening in April 2016, that skate park has proven to be a tremendous success. It draws families daily, provides a safe place for kids to gather, encourages physical activity, and has become a

destination within our park system. Today, we are asking to build on that success. Not starting something new, but to expand on something that is already working. Our proposed pump track expansion would create a multi-use riding area for bikes, scooters, and skateboards that serves all ages and skill levels. Pump tracks are inclusive, familyfriendly, and accessible to riders from beginners to experienced users. Most importantly, they provide a safe alternative to riding in streets or parking lots. This project has already strong or has strong community backing. The city of Mount Washington has committed to $100,000 and Bikes with Wings has committed to $50,000. Today, we respectfully ask the Bullet County Fiscal Court to partner with us with a $50,000 contribution to complete this $200,000 community investment. This expansion will serve families

across the entire county, increase park usage, and provide a longlasting recreational asset for our youth. We believe this is a smart investment in healthy activity, community engagement, and safe recreation for Bullet County families. I want to thank you for your time and consideration, and I'm happy to answer any questions. one first of all thanks for coming and obviously recognize you all and I'm cover the Mount Washington area um I didn't this I didn't know anything about this so you know this first I'm hearing about this but uh uh I do like the idea of a pump track my son I didn't even know what a pump track was until probably 10 years ago ago, my son Sage, he got real involved with BMX for a while and then we go up to Tom Sawer Park and he did that for several years and and I was able to learn what a pump track was. I even rolled on one myself, but that was a few pounds ago. But, uh, I could I could definitely see the demand for it. U, I see your request