Meeting of July 1, 2025

She has wonderful She'll [Music]

Congratulations. How are you? It's two days.

What is the Hi, how are you?

I don't know. Okay. Good morning and and welcome to the Bullet County Fiscal Court. Good morning

everyone. Yeah, I know she's coming. Good morning everybody and welcome to the Bull County Fiscal Court. It's July 1. Uh it's 9:31 a.m. Perry, would you mind an invocation and allegiance in the pledge, please. Everybody, join me in prayer. Father, Lord, we thank you for this beautiful day. Lord, we thank you for this beautiful community that you've given us. God, we are just trusting in your sovereignty and your power. Lord, I just ask that you bless our elected officials. God, you would give them wisdom and discernment doing business of this community. God, we are blessed uh for their hearts to want to take care of your sheep the best that they can. And so Lord, we just ask that your blessing be upon today. It's in Jesus name we pray. Amen. Amen. I aliance 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, Perry. Sam, if you'd call the role to bring the court to order, please. Sarah Sanders, present. Sean Logston, yes. Karen Johnson, yes. Brian Bl, yes. Judge Summers, yes. All present. Thank you. Uh, approval of the minutes for the June 17th of 2025 Bullet County Fiscal Court meeting. I'll make a motion that we approve the minutes uh for the June 17th, 2025 meeting. Second. Got a motion by second district magistrate logs and the second by fourth district magistrate blame to approve the B county fiscal court minutes as presented for the June 17th of 2025 meeting. Sam, call the roll, please. Logen, yes. Johnson, yes. Leel, yes. Judge Summers, yes. Sanders, yes. Motion carries. Thank you. Uh, the treasur's transfer report. Yes. Make a motion. Second.

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 roll, please. Johnson, yes. Le, yes. Juds, yes. Sanders, yes. Logan, yes. Motion carry. Thank you. Presentation approval of all bills. I'll make a motion that we the presentation approval of all bills. Second. Got a motion by fourth district magistrate blamel. A second by third district magistrate Johnson to approve the bills as presented. Sam, call the role, please. Leel, yes. Judge Summers, yes. Sanders, yes. Logan, yes. Johnson, yes. Motion carried. Thank you. We have one guest speaker, Anita St from the chamber. Good morning, Anita. I put a few of these out up there. I didn't bring enough for everybody. Uh, basically, I want to draw your attention to the ribbon cutting that we have on the 11th. It's going to be for the sweet shop and Salt River bring. So, hopefully you all can come to that. It's we're going to do

a joint ribbon cutting um at 11:30. There are a lot of other things there that I would love to have your all's participation at. But the one thing that I wanted to draw your attention to this morning, I did not put these out, but we are really trying to push all year long instead of just November and you know the holiday time. So we have um created in partnership with a lot of our small businesses a shop small trail and we we decided to call it the shop small trail to kind of go along the bourbon trail. So um the the member businesses that are participating all have these cards that you can pick up and they have $300 in little spots and they'll get a sticker. We designed the stickers and ordered so that not everybody can just go buy their own sticker or a hole punch and do this. Um, but once you spend $300, you turn this into it comes back to the chamber. All of these businesses that are participating have given a $25 gift card. So, once a quarter, we will do one big drawing for all these gift cards. So, and and we may end up I feel like after this first quarter, we're probably going to have a lot more um member