Meeting of August 4, 2026

I fell off my scooter camping this weekend — and I got like scrapes my legs and rug burn on my legs and it was literally um we have like electric scooters and I was like riding it down and like everybody was hanging out. There was like 25 of us this weekend. Everybody was like hanging out at this house or whatever. And I like to check on the kids and I was coming back and like I went to turn around there was gravel and it just slid underneath me in front of everybody. I like did like a whole wall. My hat fell off. My sunglasses broke. — I was like so — Well, good morning and welcome to the Bullet County Fiscal Court. Today is August the 4th of 2026. And at this time, Mr. Bling, if you'd lead us in an invocation and a pledge, please. — That's correct. Heavenly Fatherless here. Help us to do what we should say. — Amen.

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, Brian. — Thanks, Keith. not being able to hear. — Sure. For you all, — I know they can hear me. Okay. For uh the folks online, apparently uh some of the magistrates has had complaints that they can't hear. So, uh, if the court would speak up, speak clearly where the folks online can, uh, hear you. — Sam, at this time, would you call the role, please? — Yes, sir. Vera Sanders, — present. — John Logston — here. — Aaron Johnson — here. — Brian Blel, — yes. — Judge Summers, — here. — All present.

— Thank you. Approval of the minutes from the July 21st, 2026 Bull County Fiscal Court as presented. I'll make a motion that we approve the minutes. — Second. — Got a motion by third district magistrate Johnson. A second by fourth district magister blame to approve the bullet county fiscal court minutes of July 21st 2026 is presented Sam Karo — Logston — abstain wasn't present. — Johnson — yes — yes. — Judge Summers — yes — Sanders — yes. — Motion carried. — Thank you. Treasures transfer report can end. — Yes, that was dated for July the 31st and also for August the 4th for your approval. — I make a motion to accept the treasures transfer report given by Canaman. — Second. — Got a motion by first district magistrate Sanders, a second by fourth district manager blamel to approve the treasur's transfer report as presented. Sam call — Johnson. — Yes. Leel, — yes. — Judge Summers, — yes. — Sanders, — yes. — Logan, — yes. — Motion carried. — Thank you. Presentation, approval of all bills. — I'll make a motion to approve all bills

as presented. — I'll second. — Got a motion by fourth district magistrate blame, a second by first district magistrate Sanders to approve the bills as presented. Sam call — Leel. — Yes. — Judge Summers, — yes. — Sanders, — yes. — Loxton, — yes. — Johnson, — yes. — Motion carried. — Thank you. Um, guest speakers, uh, Sheila Medcave. — [clears throat] — My name is Sheila Metcap. When I stand up here, this council never knows what's going to come out of my mouth. And I don't want them to or they did that they do. When I first started coming here, I begged this council, Mr. Summers, Tammy Baker. Okay. She won't even look at me. I want my animals back. That Tony Thompson stole the criminal trespass to my house. I was told by Jerry Summers and Tammy Baker, don't give me that look

cuz I've got the open record record request. And Tony Wilson admitted never had a warrant and he never had permission from you. You sent me a letter back saying nothing to see here. You call I got the phone call. I talked to Candy. You told Candy, she told Judge Summers, "There is no evidence." I do have evidence. This book right here with court documents from Frankfurt, from our judges, from our attorneys. I'll be 67 years old this month. I go back a long way. My family is can to all these people that have sit in the government seats. One of them is Jennifer Porter. When I run for judge executive, a lot of people I talked to didn't know her husband was Keith Griffy. — You're not. — You probably don't want to be. — You're not. You're not. — Okay. [laughter] Neither was my brother.

Okay. But she stood up for him. Got me falsely indicted. I have the evidence right here. Mr. Griffy have the evidence out of your son. Got, you know, put as a state representative. — Yes, sir. So, like I said, when I sit up here, you never know what I'm going to say, but I'm going to start coming back and I'm going to start naming names. I'm gonna have packets in my hands and I'm gonna start naming names. Okay, there's people that's been in boy county for 180 years. There's one of them. When you run for office, you brag how long your family's been in boy county. Okay, we have a meman's. It has come up where Miss too good and a bunch of them protested in front of our cap the courthouse a couple weeks ago of a fire that was swept under the table. Well, Mr. So, I have evidence of our fire department last year across

the street of an arson — of a person who works for boy. — Miss Medaf, your time is up and and I want to I want to remind you this. — Thank you. — Okay. Um, Charles Baxley. — It's a little hard to follow. — Uh, that that's okay. But Mr. B, I do want to remind you this. There's a big difference between First Amendment rights and liable and slander. — Okay. Uh got some questions on the first off thank you so much every one of you for the m mor moratorum on the data centers. — That's it. — That just I think that keeps everybody safe. Uh something that kind of got me interested is number one, you know, the pipeline is right in my front yard. Number two is House Bill 321 that the state came out of the house and — [snorts]

— legislation was a bill to provide further training for planning and zoning. At the last minute, the Senate Standing Committee put in language that if you change the zoning on a piece of property to commercial or industrial, you change the zoning on it. If the surrounding pieces of property are not zoned in that same manner, then you have no judicial recourse. You can't you can't sue. You can't ask questions. So that, you know, was kind of, wow, why did they do that on these data centers? Why did they change? Who can sue? You know, and then you you go right into the NDAs that some of them have had politicians sign. One of them was broken in in Bessemer, Alabama. The mayor signed one and under threat of lawsuit, he he had to give it up. And what they had in that was the environmental impact study was to be destroyed.