[1. R-116-24 A RESOLUTION PURSUANT TO THE CAPITAL AND OPERATING BUDGET ORDINANCES APPROVING THE APPROPRIATION TO FUND THE FOLLOWING NONCOMPETITIVELY NEGOTIATED PROFESSIONAL SERVICE CONTRACT FOR LOUISVILLE METRO PUBLIC HEALTH AND WELLNESS CONCERNING ITS EMPLOYMENT OF HEALTH ECONOMISTS AND A GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANT- UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE - $91,024.00. Action Required By: April 24, 2025 Sponsors: Jecorey Arthur (D-4) ]

FOR US, PLEASE? A RESOLUTION PURSUANT TO THE CAPITAL AND OPERATING BUDGET ORDINANCES APPROVING THE APPROPRIATION TO FUND THE FOLLOWING NON-COMPETITIVELY NEGOTIATED PROFESSIONAL SERVICE CONTRACT FOR LOUISVILLE METRO PUBLIC HEALTH AND WELLNESS CONCERNING ITS EMPLOYMENT OF HEALTH. ECONOMIST AND A GRADUATE RESEARCH ASSISTANT. UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE, $91,024. READ IN FULL. THANK YOU. OKAY. THANK YO. SO SOMEONE HERE TO SPEAK ON IT? THANK YOU. CAN YOU GIVE US YOUR NAME AND WHAT DEPARTMENT? GOOD AFTERNOON, TAYLOR INGRAM AND I SERVE AS THE CHIEF OF STAFF FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND WELLNESS. AND WE ARE LOOKING TO CONTINUE OUR ACADEMIC PARTNERSHIP WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE FOR HEALTH ECONOMICS SERVICES. THIS FORMAL AFFILIATION BETWEEN OUR INSTITUTIONS BEGAN ALMOST A DECADE AGO, AND IT BRINGS CUTTING EDGE SCIENTIFIC METHODS AND EXPERTISE TO THE DEPARTMENT THAT WE COULD NOT AFFORD OTHERWISE. ON THE OPEN MARKET. THE HEALTH ECONOMIST SERVICES HAVE PRODUCED IN-DEPTH EVALUATIONS OF OUR PROGRAMS. A NUMBER OF MODELS DURING THE COVID 19 PANDEMIC TO HELP US BETTER UNDERSTAND WHAT WAS HAPPENING AND WHAT MIGHT BE HAPPENING IN THE FUTURE. AND MOST RECENTLY, THE TEAM PUBLISHED AN EVALUATION OF OUR COVID 19 VACCINATION PROGRAM IN THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF INFECTION CONTROL. WE NEGOTIATED CHANGES TO THE CONTRACT THIS YEAR TO CONDUCT EXPANDED WORK, BUT TO BE ABLE TO KEEP THE SAME BUDGET AS THE PRIOR FISCAL YEAR, THE TEAM OF THREE WILL CONTINUE THEIR WORK EVALUATING THE IMPACTS OF THE COVID 19 MASS VACCINATION AND MOBILE MISSIONS, LOOKING AT OPERATIONAL FACTORS THAT IMPACTED RATES OF VACCINATIONS ACROSS VARIOUS POPULATIONS ACROSS LOUISVILLE, AND PRODUCING RECOMMENDATIONS TO ENHANCE FUTURE EFFORTS. THANK YOU. I KNOW, COUNCILMAN ARTHUR, DO YOU WANT TO SPEAK ON IT? NO, MA'AM. THANK YOU. ANY OTHER CONCERNS OR QUESTIONS OR ANYTHING? NO. OKAY, SO WE'LL VOTE ON IT THEN. ALL IN FAVOR? AYE. OKAY. THERE'S NO NO'S. SO IT WILL GO TO THE CONSENT CALENDAR. IT'S A RESOLUTION. SO IT WILL GO TO THE CONSENT

[2. R-123-24 A RESOLUTION REQUESTING AN INVENTORY OF PUBLIC RESTROOMS, HANDWASHING STATIONS, AND DRINKING WATER FOUNTAINS. Action Required By: April 24, 2025 Sponsors: Jecorey Arthur (I-4) ]

CALENDAR. OKAY. NUMBER TWO PLEASE. A RESOLUTION REQUESTING AN INVENTORY OF PUBLIC RESTROOMS, HAND-WASHING STATIONS AND DRINKING WATER FOUNTAINS READ IN FULL MOTION. SECOND.

OKAY, WE'VE GOT A MOTION. AND A SECOND. DO WE HAVE SOMEONE HERE TO SPEAK ON THAT? CHAIRWOMAN, I CAN START, IF THAT'S OKAY. AND THEN IF WE HAVE QUESTIONS, I CAN WORK WITH OUR GUESTS TO ANSWER THEM. OKAY, SO AS THE SHORT TITLE SAYS, THIS IS A RESOLUTION TO REQUEST THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND WELLNESS. I JUST WANT TO RECOGNIZE COUNCILWOMAN HAWKINS AND COUNCILWOMAN RUBY BEFORE I FORGET. OKAY. THANKS. THIS WILL CREATE AN INVENTORY OF THREE PUBLIC AMENITIES RESTROOMS, HAND-WASHING STATIONS, AND DRINKING WATER FOUNTAINS. WE KNOW THIS IS A BASIC NEED FOR EVERYONE, BUT IT'S REALLY IMPORTANT FOR OUR SMALL KIDS, OUR ELDERS, OUR HOMELESS POPULATION, AND OUR TOURISTS. WE DON'T CURRENTLY KNOW WHERE ANY OF THESE AMENITIES ARE IN TOTALITY. WHEN THEY'RE ACCESSIBLE, IF THEY'RE ACCESSIBLE FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVE DISABILITIES OR WHAT KIND OF CONDITION THAT THEY'RE IN. SO THIS SURVEY WILL HELP US UNDERSTAND THAT IT'LL BE DONE IN 12 MONTHS SO THE METRO COUNCIL CAN MAKE DECISIONS ABOUT HOW TO PRIORITIZE AND ADDRESS THE GAPS THAT WE SEE. SO HOPEFULLY I HAVE YOUR SUPPORT SO WE CAN GET THIS WORK STARTED. OKAY. ANYONE HAVE ANY QUESTIONS? COUNCILMAN OWEN? YEAH. COUNCILMAN. OWEN. THANK

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YOU. CHAIR. HAVE OTHER CITIES DONE THIS? I'M ASSUMING THEY HAVE. AND DO YOU KNOW WHAT THEY HAVE? KIND OF WHAT THEIR GOALS HAVE BEEN AND WHAT THEY'VE BEEN ABLE TO ACCOMPLISH THROUGH THE THROUGH THAT PROCESS. SO A NUMBER OF OTHER CITIES, PORTLAN, OREGON, NEW YORK CITY HAVE CREATED RESTROOM PLANS, AND THEY'RE NOT AS BROAD AS OURS. THAT'S NOT JUST ABOUT RESTROOMS, BUT WITH THOSE PLANS, THEY'VE BEEN ABLE TO INVENTORY WHERE EVERYTHING IS AND COME UP WITH A FUNDING IDEA OF, YOU KNOW, WHAT SHOULD THEY PRIORITIZE VERSUS WHAT THEY SHOULD LEAVE ALONE VERSUS WHAT SHOULD THEY BUILD NEW? WHAT SHOULD THEY RENOVATE? BEFORE WE GET TO THAT POINT, WE GOT TO KNOW WHERE WE'RE STARTING WITH AND WHAT WE CURRENTLY HAVE. I WOULD ALMOST KIND OF COMPARE IT TO PARKS FOR ALL WHERE WE LOOKED AT THE PARKS AND ASSESSED THEM, BUT WE DON'T HAVE SIMILAR DATA FOR OUR RESTROOM AMENITIES OR OUR HAND-WASHING AMENITIES OR DRINKING WATER FOUNTAIN AMENITIES. SO WE THOUGHT IT WAS IMPORTANT BEFORE WE GET TO A PLAN TO UNDERSTAND WHAT WE CURRENTLY HAVE. OKAY. AND SO THE OTHER PIECE TO THAT JUST RAISED A QUESTION FOR ME IS HOW MANY OF THOSE AMENITIES ARE LOCATED WITHIN OUR PARKS? I MEAN, I KNOW WE DON'T PROBABLY KNOW THE ANSWER TO THAT. IT SEEMS LIKE A LOT WOULD BE. AND THEN WHY CHOOSE PUBLIC HEALTH AND WELLNESS INSTEAD OF PARKS TO DO THE WORK? SO WE WANT TO LOOK AT PUBLIC AMENITIES, AND THAT MEANS ANYTHING OWNED BY METRO GOVERNMENT. SO WE COULD HAVE PARKS DO IT, BUT THEN PARKS WOULD HAVE TO COLLABORATE WITH LIBRARIES TO ASSESS THEIRS. THEN THEY WOULD HAVE TO COLLABORATE WITH STAFF AT CITY HALL TO ASSESS OUR STAFF AT METRO HALL, WHEREAS PUBLIC HEALTH AND WELLNESS COULD WORK AND COLLABORATE AND LEAD WITH ALL OF THE DIFFERENT AGENCIES AND ALL THE DIFFERENT BRANCHES. ALSO, BECAUSE IT'S SUCH A PUBLIC HEALTH CRISIS, IT WAS IMPORTANT TO WORK WITH THEM FROM A PUBLIC HEALTH LENS. MAKES SENSE. THANK YOU. ANYBODY ELSE? YES, SIR. I WAS GOING TO PRETTY MUCH ASK THE SAME THING. IT'S JUST MAINLY IN PARKS, RIGHT. BECAUSE, YOU KNOW, EVERY PARK HAS A I GUESS ALL OF THEM HAVE BATHROOMS. I MIGHT BE WRONG. AND THEY ALL HAVE WATER FOUNTAINS. SO IT'S NOT JUST WITH PARKS. THEY'LL BE LOOKING AT ANY METRO GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS. SO IT WOULD INCLUDE OTHERS LIKE LIBRARY. IF THE NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE IS OWNED AND OPERATED BY METRO GOVERNMENT. AND I RECENTLY FOUND OUT THAT NOT ALL OF OUR PUBLIC PARKS DO HAVE ACCESS TO SOMETHING AS SIMPLE AS A RESTROOM. WE JUST DID SOME PARK EVENTS. WE PICKED FOUR PARKS THAT DON'T GET A LOT OF LOVE IN OUR DISTRICT, AND ONLY ONE OF THEM HAD A RESTROOM THAT'S ABOUT TO BE CLOSED FOR WEATHERIZATION. SO THAT'S A WHOLE OTHER PIECE TO THIS IS WHERE ARE THEY? WHEN ARE THEY OPEN? WHAT IS THE QUALITY OF THEM? ARE THEY LIKE, YOU KNOW, WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE? THERE'S A LOT OF DETAILS THAT WE JUST DON'T KNOW ABOUT THESE, BUT SOME OF THEM WILL BE IN PARKS, SOME WILL BE IN COMMUNITY CENTERS, SOME WILL BE IN LIBRARIES, SOME WILL BE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE, SOME WILL BE HERE AT CITY HALL. BUT WE HAVEN'T DONE THE SURVEYING YET TO UNDERSTAND WHERE THINGS ARE AND WHERE THE GAPS ARE AND WHETHER OR NOT. SO THE ONES THAT DON'T HAVE RESTROOMS AND WATER FOUNTAINS. THEN WE WOULD BE REQUIRED TO PUT THEM IN THERE, RIGHT? WE WOULDN'T BE REQUIRED, BUT I WON'T BE HERE IN 12 MONTHS, OF COURSE. BUT METRO COUNCIL WOULD THEN LOOK AT THAT MAP AND SAY, THIS IS WHERE WE SHOULD PRIORITIZE ADDING SOME OF THESE FACILITIES. I HAVEN'T SEEN IT YET. WE DON'T HAVE AN INVENTORY CURRENTLY, BUT I DO ANTICIPATE OUR MORE SUBURBAN AND RURAL AREAS WILL HAVE LESS ACCESS TO THESE AMENITIES THAN THE INNER CITY. I COULD BE TOTALLY WRONG THOUGH, BUT WE'LL SEE WHEN IT COMES BACK. WE JUST DON'T KNOW BECAUSE WE DON'T CURRENTLY HAVE IT. I THINK I HAVE TWO PARKS THAT DON'T HAVE RESTROOMS IN THE AREA OF BLACK MUD, AND ONE OVER IN UTAH. THEY DON'T HAVE RESTROOMS OR WATER FOUNTAINS THAT I KNOW OF. SO OKAY. DO WE HAVE ANY OTHER QUESTIONS? I'M SORRY.

COUNCILWOMAN RUBY. OKAY. OKAY. SO THANK YOU, COUNCILMAN ARTHUR, FOR BRINGING THIS UP. IT'S CERTAINLY AN INTERESTING QUESTION. OUT OF CURIOSITY, WHAT MAKES YOU ASK THIS QUESTION? WE'VE GOTTEN COMPLAINTS. IT'S NO SECRET THAT OUR DISTRICT HAS THE HIGHEST CONCENTRATION OF PEOPLE WHO ARE UNHOUSED. AND EVERY TIME THERE'S A CLEARING THAT COST. BUT EVERY TIME THERE'S A CLEANING THAT COST AS WELL. SO WE REALLY HAVE A PUBLIC HEALTH CRISIS WHERE HUMAN WASTE IS BEING CLEANED UP BY OUR PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT. AND WE WOULD RATHER INVEST THAT MONEY FROM OUR PERSPECTIVE. WE WOULD RATHER INVEST THAT MONEY ON MAKING SURE PEOPLE HAVE ACCESS TO RESTROOMS THAN COMING LATER AFTER THE FACT AND TRYING TO CLEAN UP BECAUSE THEY DIDN'T HAVE THAT ACCESS.

ALSO, LIKE I SAID, THAT, YOU KNOW, THAT THAT PUBLIC SERIES WHERE WE JUST HAD AT THOSE PARKS REALIZING WE HAD TO BRING IN PORTA POTTIES AT EVENTS WHERE WE HAD, YOU KNOW, FAMILY GATHERINGS WAS SOMETHING THAT WE COULD ADDRESS BY UNDERSTANDING WHAT THE CURRENT INVENTORY IS. AND IN SOME CASES, THESE PARKS ARE IN NEIGHBORHOODS WHERE PEOPLE CAN, YOU KNOW, GO TO THE HOUSE AND

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HANG OUT. BUT IF YOU'RE A TOURIST COMING TO THE CITY, I CAN'T JUST GO KNOCK ON A RANDOM DOOR AND ASK TO USE YOUR RESTROOM. I'M GOING TO EXPECT THAT THAT PARK HAS A TOILET THAT I CAN GO AND USE. AGAIN, THESE ARE BASIC HUMAN NEEDS AND OUR GOVERNMENT DOESN'T EVEN KNOW WHERE THESE PLACES ARE AND THE CONDITIONS THAT THEY'RE IN. THANK YOU. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

THANK YOU FOR ASKING THAT QUESTION. I LOOK FORWARD TO FINDING OUT THE ANSWERS TO ESPECIALLY LIKE HAND WASHING STATIONS SO MANY TIMES. WHAT WE'VE HAD TO MAKE DO WITH IS PORTA CANS, AND THERE IS NO PLACE TO CLEAN YOUR HANDS AFTERWARDS. SO YEAH, THAT IS AN IMPORTANT PART OF THE PUZZLE. THAT'S EVEN ON A TEMPORARY BASIS, BEING LEFT OUT. SO THANK YOU FOR ASKING THE QUESTION. THANK YOU. AND I'LL JUST ADD THAT, YOU KNOW, THERE ARE SOME PLACES IN OUR DISTRICT, FOR EXAMPLE, ON EAST BROADWAY AROUND WHERE THE NEW DOLLAR GENERAL MARKET IS A HIGH CONCENTRATION OF PEOPLE WHO ARE UNHOUSED. AND YOU HAVE NONPROFITS. AND FOR PROFITS LIKE SUBWAY THAT WILL LET PEOPLE COME IN AND USE THE RESTROOM. THEY DON'T HAVE TO DO THAT, BUT THEY CURRENTLY ARE. SO THERE WILL BE A MECHANISM WHERE PEOPLE CAN SUBMIT. IF YOU HAVE A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION OR A PRIVATE BUSINESS AND YOU'RE CURRENTLY LETTING PEOPLE COME AND USE IT WITHOUT SHOPPING WITH YOU, YOU CAN SUBMIT THAT TO THE INVENTORY AS WELL. JUST SO WE KNOW WHERE THINGS ARE, I THINK GOVERNMENT WILL HAVE A RESPONSIBILITY TO TAKE CARE OF OUR PEOPLE, BUT IF THERE ARE OTHERS THAT ARE NON-GOVERNMENT PARTNERS THAT ARE HELPING ADDRESS THAT NEED, WE WANT TO KNOW WHAT THAT INVENTORY LOOKS LIKE TOO. THANK YOU. IS THERE ANY OTHER QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS HEARING NONE. ARE WE READY TO VOTE? ALL IN FAVOR? AYE. I'LL HEAR ANY NO'S. SO WE WILL SEND THIS TO THE CONSENT CALENDAR. IT'S A RESOLUTION. SO IT WILL GO TO THE CONSENT CALENDAR. THANK YOU. THE NEXT ONE NUMBER THREE. CAN YOU READ THAT ONE PLEASE. A

[3. R-124-24 A RESOLUTION HONORING MR. RAOUL CUNNINGHAM BY DEDICATING THE CORNER OF SOUTH 45TH STREET AND VARBLE AVENUE AS “RAOUL CUNNINGHAM WAY, LOUISVILLE’S NAACP LEADER” IN HIS HONOR. Action Required By: April 24, 2025 Sponsors: Donna L. Purvis (D-5) ]

RESOLUTION HONORING MR. RAOUL CUNNINGHAM BY DEDICATING THE CORNER OF SOUTH 45TH STREET AND FARWELL AVENUE AS RAOUL CUNNINGHAM WAY, LOUISVILLE'S NAACP LEADER, IN HIS HONOR, READ IN FULL MOTION. OKAY. GOOD AFTERNOON. CHAIR. HOW ARE YOU? OKAY. CAN YOU GIVE US YOUR NAME? CARMEN WEATHERS, WASHINGTON LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT FOR COUNCILWOMAN DONNA PURVIS, DISTRICT FIVE. THANK YOU. D5 IS HONORING RAOUL CUNNINGHAM WITH AN HONORARY STREET SIGN AT THE CORNER OF 44TH STREET AND MARBLE AVENUE. FOR HIS YEARS OF ACTIVISM AND LEADERSHIP AT THE HELM OF THE NAACP. SO DO WE HAVE ANYONE THAT HAVE CONCERN OR QUESTIONS ABOUT. RALPH AND I WENT TO SCHOOL AT RALPH, SO I REMEMBER HIM FROM SCHOOL, BUT NO OTHER CONCERNS THERE. OKAY, SO WE WILL VOTE ON IT. ALL IN FAVOR? AYE. ARE YOU HEARING NOS. SO WE WILL SEND THIS TO CONSENT CALENDAR. OKAY. OKAY. LET ME ASK THIS. WHEN IS THE WHEN WILL THEY BE DOING THE NAME? PUTTING THE NAME UP. AND WE RECEIVED A AN EMAIL FROM DOCTOR RAYMOND BURSE YESTERDAY SAYING THAT THEY ARE GOING TO BE HAVING ON DECEMBER 16TH THAT THEY ARE HAVING AN EVENT, AND IT'S MY GUESS THAT THEY WILL PROBABLY TRY TO COORDINATE THAT EVENT WITH THEIR DECEMBER 16TH UNVEILING. OKAY, SO I WILL I'LL COME BACK ONCE I HAVE MORE INFORMATION. YOU DON'T KNOW WHERE THE SIGN IS GOING TO BE. OH YES MA'AM. THE SIGN WILL BE AT 45TH AND VERBAL. 45TH AND VERBAL. YES, MA'AM. OKAY. ALL RIGHT. SO WE'VE ALREADY VOTED AND IT'S GOING TO THE CONSENT. I WAS JUST INFORMATION THAT I DO KNOW. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU. NEXT ONE. ALL RIGHT CARMEN WEATHERS WASHINGTON AGAIN. DISTRICT FIVE IS HONORING WE HAVE TO. OH, I'M SO SORRY. A RESOLUTION HONORING MR. LIVINGSTON HOLDER JUNIOR BY

[4. R-125-24 A RESOLUTION HONORING MR. LIVINGSTON HOLDER, JR. BY DEDICATING THE CORNER OF SOUTHWESTERN PARKWAY AND WEST BROADWAY AS “LIVINGSTON HOLDER, JR. WAY, LOUISVILLE’S AFRICAN AMERICAN ASTRONAUT” IN HIS HONOR. Action Required By: April 24, 2025 Sponsors: Donna L. Purvis (D-5) ]

DEDICATING THE CORNER OF SOUTHWESTERN PARKWAY AND WEST BROADWAY AS LIVINGSTON HOLDER JUNIOR WAY, LOUISVILLE'S AFRICAN AMERICAN ASTRONAUT, IN HIS HONOR. READ IN FULL MOTION IN A MOTION AND SECOND. OKAY. CARMEN WITHERS, WASHINGTON AGAIN, DISTRICT FIVE IS HONORING LIVINGSTON HOLDER JUNIOR WITH AN HONORARY STREET SIGN AT THE CORNER OF SOUTHWESTERN PARKWAY AND BROADWAY FOR THE DISTINCTION OF BEING ONE OF A HANDFUL OF KENTUCKY NATIONAL I'M SORRY, KENTUCKY AFRICAN AMERICAN NASA ASTRONAUTS. ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS? OKAY. ALL IN FAVOR VOTE IN A VERY NO NO'S. WE WILL SEND IT ALSO TO THE I HEARING THAT I THINK SHE'S A LITTLE BIT BEHIND US I BELIEVE THANK YOU MARILYN. NUMBER FIVE PLEASE. THIS IS A RESOLUTION HONORING

[5. R-126-24 A RESOLUTION RECOGNIZING THE HONORABLE MR. ROGER WILSON BY DEDICATING THE SOUTH CORNER OF 44TH STREET AND WEST BROADWAY AS “ROGER WILSON WAY, A DEDICATED YEARLINGS CLUB MEMBER” IN HIS HONOR. Action Required By: April 24, 2025 Sponsors: Donna L. Purvis (D-5) ]

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THE HONORABLE MR. ROGER WILSON BY DEDICATING THE SOUTH CORNER OF 44TH STREET AND WEST BROADWAY AS ROGER WILSON WAY, A DEDICATED YEARLINGS CLUB MEMBER IN HIS HONOR, READ IN FULL MOTION.

THANK YOU. ALREADY HAD A MOTION AND A SECOND. SO WE HAVE ANY. CAN YOU ANY DISCUSSION ANYBODY COMMENTS? I DO KNOW MISTER ROGER WILSON. HE'S BEEN DOWN THERE AT THE YEARLINGS CLUB FOR YEARS, MANY YEARS. SO OKAY, WE'RE GOING TO VOTE ON IT. ALL IN FAVOR? I DON'T HEAR ANY NO'S. WE DON'T WANT TO MISS YOU THIS TIME. OKAY. THANK YOU. MARILYN. OH, I'M. FOR SOME REASON, I'M NOT HEARING WHEN YOU'RE CALLING FOR. THAT'S OKAY. THAT'S OKAY. SO, YEAH, IT SEEMS LIKE IT'S A DELAY IN IN THERE, BUT WE VOTED ON THAT. DIDN'T HEAR ANY NO'S. SO WE WILL SEND THIS TO THE CONSENT CALENDAR OKAY. DO YOU KNOW WHEN THIS ONE IS GOING TO BE DONE. NO MA'AM. WE DON'T KNOW. WE'LL GET BACK WITH THE YEARLINGS. AND BECAUSE THE YEARLINGS ACTUALLY RECOMMENDED THIS. SO WE'LL FIND OUT. OKAY. LET ME ASK YOU THIS. I KNOW THE LAST TIME WE WERE HERE, YOU HAD 11 OF THEM. HAVE Y'ALL ALREADY DONE ALL OF THOSE? I'M SORRY. SAY AGAIN, THE LAST TIME WE WERE HERE, YOU HAD A COUNCILWOMAN. HAD 11. SO HAVE SHE ALREADY DONE ALL OF THEM? THAT REVEAL WILL BE ON THIS FRIDAY, DAY AFTER TOMORROW AT 11 P.M. I'M SORRY, 11:00 PM, 11 A.M. ON SOUTHWESTERN PARKWAY BETWEEN BREWSTER AVENUE AND RIVERVIEW AVENUE. WE WILL HAVE THOSE STREETS BLOCKED OFF, AND WE'LL HAVE A MINI CEREMONY AND AN UNVEILING. THE MAYOR WILL BE THERE, THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR WILL BE THERE. THERE WILL BE SOME DIGNITARIES FROM JEFFERSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND OTHERS. AND THEN AFTER THAT, WE WILL HAVE A RECEPTION AT THE SHAWNEE GOLF COURSE CLUBHOUSE.

OKAY. SO YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE ALL OF THEM AT THE SAME TIME? ABSOLUTELY. YEAH. BECAUSE I, YOU KNOW, WE WORKED WITH SHERRY DOWN HERE AND I JUST WANTED TO KNOW. YES, MA'AM. YES. SO THERE WAS A LITTLE CONFUSION ABOUT THAT. BUT YES, ALL OF THE FAMILIES HAVE, HAVE, YOU KNOW, HAVE COMMITTED TO BEING THERE. PAUL BAKER'S SON WILL BE THERE AT CALAIS. SON WILL BE THERE. SO IT SHOULD BE REALLY NICE. OKAY. THANK YOU. THANK YOU ALL RIGHT. SO WE HAVE NOTHING ELSE ON THE AGENDA. SO SEEING NOTHING ELSE, WE ARE ADJOURNED. IT WAS VERY QUICK.

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