Meeting of October 6, 2026

I have a I have a quick question. Do you know the that gentleman's name at the very end, the sheriff? Do you know? — Okay. Thank you. Okay. Okay. — Facebook I just want to make sure Yeah.

building or something. We got a — I didn't think I seen I don't know. — Hi Well, good morning and welcome to the Bullet County Fiscal Court. Uh, today is October the 6th, uh, 2026.

And at this time, u Majimo, if you will lead us invocation and a pledge, please, sir. — Heavenly Father, thank you. blessings. We just pray that you give usern, our state, our nation, all those in right now. — 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. — There you go. Thank you, Brian. At this time, Emily, if you'll call the role and bring to order. Thank you. — John Logston, here. — Karen Johnson here. Brian Bl. — Yes. Judge Summers. — Yes. — All present. — Thank you. Uh approval of the minutes from the September 15th to 2026 Bullet County fiscal court meeting. — I make a motion we approve the minutes.

— Second. — I got a motion by fourth district magister, a second by third district magister to approve the uh minutes of the bull fiscal court on September 15, 2026 as presented. Emily, call roll. — Sean Wston, — yes. — Karen Johnson, — yes. — Brian Blamel, — yes. — Judge Summers, — yes. — Bear Sanders, — yes. — Motion carries. — Thank you. The treasur's transfer report. — I make a motion that we approve the treasures transfer reports that's been presented. — Second. Got a motion by first district manager Sanders, a second by second district manager Logston to approve the treasury's transfer report as presented. Emily, call the roll. — Karen Johnson, — yes. — Brian Bllel, — yes. — Judge Summers, — yes. — Barah Sanders, — yes. — John Watson, — yes. — Motion carried. — Thank you. Presentation and approval of all bills. — I'll make a motion that we approve all bills. — A second. Got a motion by second district magistrate Logen, a second by first

district magistrate Sanders to approve the bills as presented. Emily, call the roll, please. — Brian Leel, — yes. — Judge Summers, — yes. — Mayor Sanders, — yes. — Sean Wston, — yes. — Karen Johnson, — yes. — Motion carried. — Thank you. Yes. Speakers. Uh — Mark, you want you want to wait till the resoning or do you want to speak now? You just want to wait till Okay, gotcha. Uh, Adam Heath, Bullet County Special Teams. Adam has a presentation on equipment, future equipment needs for the Bullet County Special Task Force. — Good morning. — Good morning. You can go to the next one and one more. Uh so so you're aware I think we're in our second year uh as all six fire departments emergency management as well as EMS in uh specialized uh training. So uh you know anything from rope uh hazmat

water uh confined space and then now structural collapse. Um, so earlier this year, we presented uh Judge Summers a uh a budget for the upcoming uh fiscal year to add on to our uh Paritech equipment. And what you see before you is Faircher kit. You can go to the next one, please. So, uh it expands to our current equipment and it allows us to housing vehicles into the house and and and so forth and so on. Um the special operations team supports local fire department. So like we don't normally carry this on fire apparatus, right? So like if they're making a med call or something and a vehicle comes into a house, we would need to specialize equipment extra versus what's on a a standard fire engine. You go to the next one. Um, so, uh, as as you're aware, you know, uh, Kentucky is is prone to storms. Uh, and you know, the Mayfield tornado and and obviously the London

tornado, uh, is was widespread. Um, you know, several houses were u u required shoring before entry. Obviously, our our job is uh we want to be safe and we want the the scene currently to be safe before we, you know, uh ourselves in in harm's way. Next, please. And as you are aware, with all the growth in the county, uh you know, more and more vehicles travel up and down the roads um are, you know, subject to prone to accident vehicles in houses like like I mentioned before and as well as uh all the construction in the county and and allows us once again to to shore those buildings that are partial flaps or any of that. Next, please. Uh, so there's a there's a quick picture of of what it consists of. So, you know, it's two two poles, but this system is a is a dual system. So, we would we be able to shore two walls with the raker kit. Next, — um, similar to the the London and the

Mayfield, you know, the the tornado was on on the ground for a long period of time. So, uh, with us, uh, trying to get the system and allows us to get get started and and make sure there's no, uh, no one in the in the house or anything because we could be couple hours for additional resources through the region to to respond to our location. And like I mentioned earlier, we already own quite a bit of Parch equipment. Um, and this is just an additional uh package to u to add on to the current equipment we have. Um, the vendor quote is about right at $110,000. Um but with this there's only one vendor in the state that has the perch uh contract. So my request uh to you all u I'm asking for approval to purchase the uh the record kit and then expand the the county's uh current equipment cache and to allow our