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[00:03] I have a call to all of the Reggeris Academy in the Moms of the Council.
[00:07] From Monday, October 3rd, 2022.
[00:11] We're two proclamation declaring September 17th, 2022 to September 23rd, 2022, as constitution
[00:20] week in the city of Miami, Oklahoma.
[00:24] And this was a proclamation with the majority of the American revelations that the lady
[00:30] called and asked me to do this.
[00:32] So we put it together.
[00:35] I think she was scared to speak, but she didn't make it tonight, then look like so.
[00:39] Three public input.
[00:57] I'm scared to the personal parents of us.
[00:59] We have a moon.
[01:01] Four, dispatch services memorandum of understanding with Ottawa County E911 Trust Authority.
[01:07] Remember, this is our annual contract we signed with the 911 authority.
[01:12] They paid the city $5,000 a month.
[01:17] And then they just started doing a stipend for our dispatchers to kind of boost their
[01:22] salary.
[01:23] This is just our annual contract that we've done for our honor, which haven't updated
[01:28] for this year.
[01:29] Okay?
[01:30] You give it there, please.
[01:31] Absolutely.
[01:33] How many dispatchers?
[01:34] I'm sorry.
[01:35] How many dispatchers?
[01:36] 13, I believe.
[01:39] We're currently this year, just for your information.
[01:43] I'm taking over a countywide dispatch.
[01:46] We have to have dispatch center, county head 1, and we've combined those now and how those
[01:51] here, currently.
[01:52] We're getting ready to swap our bill to a hardened facility where we're going to move
[01:56] everybody to and dispatch for the entire county.
[01:59] And it just aids in situational awareness and getting people faster and knowing where
[02:05] everybody's at.
[02:07] How many different agencies will that be dispensing for?
[02:09] I currently 23.
[02:11] So, we do stay very busy and that stipend just helps about what my American provide for our
[02:19] dispatchers to help.
[02:20] I do hope that we need at one time what had interest in that.
[02:25] They did.
[02:26] They've approached several times to dispatch for Craig County and we have been able to make
[02:31] that work as far as logistics, more than anything that we're getting as they've seen how well
[02:38] or work.
[02:39] Oh, yeah, absolutely.
[02:40] It's worked very well and you can test this.
[02:42] You know, you should be, we'd have something going in any call county and see if they're doing
[02:46] that or we'd transfer somebody.
[02:48] You know, I give an example, we had a call, a fire call.
[02:51] It was up by the border and pitcher.
[02:53] People have reported or from Kansas, so the 911 call went that way, because it didn't necessarily
[02:59] always get.
[03:00] closest place to just kind of switch there so they transferred auto-canon the auto-canon transfer to us
[03:08] By the time we got people rolling in those almost 20 minutes because it got disconnected once and they had to call them back
[03:14] And then they called back and did the same thing and that is one center and we want to get people
[03:19] Get people help as fast as we can and that saves lives and property and and for the officers
[03:26] You know, one dispatcher really with our GSA if you can see where you're at
[03:31] It just provides extra
[03:33] For for all public first responders, and then you get a triple if I can't see it turn it on
[03:42] Does that spill over and down in Delaware County? I'm sorry is that spill over down into Delaware County?
[03:48] We have I believe a couple fire stations that are Delaware County, but we don't do any
[03:54] Any other
[03:55] First one of the other county. They have their own dispatch center and they've also approaches
[04:03] And we just can't yeah, can't do it all I'll make a motion to a brief
[04:28] five ratified and authorized chief and police design
[04:32] Our program contract with the auto-ac County in the amount of 18,000 dollars
[04:36] This is for our drone program the county we do a lot of deployments for auto-county
[04:43] We've done a lot of search and rescue stuff for them. I was doing a presentation
[04:48] My work group was for but
[04:52] My furnace mixture furnaces over there was asking what we needed that said, you know
[04:56] We have a great thermal camera. We'd love to have a night vision to go with that to
[05:01] They do different things and have different special these on it
[05:05] It's like right it
[05:07] Santa will do it our perfons and because we do so many missions with them. They were absolutely on board
[05:14] And I've provided $18,000 for us to join the camera and then a
[05:19] Small drone from mapping. We've done a lot of 3D mapping for them
[05:24] They had
[05:26] several ponds get drained and they had we had to map those
[05:31] To 3D to show where the water was where it was how many gallons of water were stolen and they've actually got prostitution off those
[05:38] Just from using our drone work time
[05:41] So they want to help us to enhance our program because
[05:46] We fly a lot for them and it's one of the greatest things I've ever seen in my entire life
[05:52] And you can go out there at night and it lights it up like it's daylight
[05:55] Because it's got the big spotlight. It's great. It'd be a certified ballata
[06:00] Yes, to fly commercial you have to be a certified one of seven pilot and myself in detective
[06:08] crocket. It's our drone team. We're both one of seven pilots and I wouldn't do it the other way.
[06:13] He wants to know if a city council would qualify.
[06:17] No, but that is a cool program, right?
[06:22] It is, we have built a really good program. That's really cool things. And we've saved just a ton of
[06:30] amount of hours for officers. You know, we go out and search a five acre field, a matter of minutes,
[06:36] where it would take, you know, 10, 15 officers walking this thing. And several captures, several
[06:43] rescues and just been amazing tool for it. Or maybe fly through a house? We have done that here. We've got some
[06:49] inside stuff. We fly through the house. And we've, we've not tried to limit ourselves. We think it's
[06:56] possible. We'll try it. And third and night that we got ran from a scene or something in the night
[07:04] vision, caught him up in a tree. Yes, we're walking right under him. Yeah, but we actually let him in. It was a
[07:09] pursuit. And I don't remember where it started. I'm in Delaware County down somewhere by Bernace. And
[07:20] we get there. The guy told us car had his wife and three kids in the car. We ran off and left
[07:25] him in the car. And so they secured the perimeter. We get there, put up. And it took us maybe a minute,
[07:34] maybe two minutes to find him. He just blows up. So we get him. And it's got a laser, a laser,
[07:41] a rain finder on it. So we can from the drone, laser him, laser guys. This may feed a head of
[07:49] you. And we watch him climb up a tree and he's hugging this branch and walked him in and we're here. We're
[07:54] here. We're here. We're looking up. We're here. They are very impressive tools. So we're fortunate to
[08:06] do this kind of support from County. Yeah. I like to fight the tools that we can use for everybody.
[08:14] Yeah, absolutely. And we've, we've flown for every department of city on my own. We do, we try to
[08:20] use it for absolutely everything we think of. And I'll flown for robber on fires for code enforcement
[08:26] parks, utilities. It might say, hey, we need this or this work. Should we try to work? And then I'll
[08:35] flown for Brian for Buffalo Run to be joy there for fourth of July and parking and just different
[08:42] events. Yeah, we're working with the fire nurse. It's the city city and travel. It is cool.
[09:02] I would love to. We have, you know, I can broadcast it right here and go fly somewhere and you can watch screen right there and see if anything will do.
[09:12] This is the same one that we have the head set on and you're flying around and watching it at the 4th of July.
[09:18] We have that one. We have a couple though, yeah.
[09:23] You know, I could put it up right now for our feet and get the front doors above my run.
[09:27] It's coming.
[09:32] So Brad, it's one of the only counts. You'll be the one running through the woods and climbing a tree.
[09:39] Well, probably the most agile one here.
[09:46] I'll make a motion. We approve the arpegrant.
[09:49] Hi.
[09:55] Hi.
[09:56] Thank you.
[09:58] I'm six.
[10:00] Twenty three to zero seven journal funds grant donations dispatched police department.
[10:05] Nine one one stipend changes.
[10:07] Police department, county, arpe award.
[10:10] Since you gave it, H.T. All the money we've got to lie in the spend it now.
[10:14] That's what this budget amendment does.
[10:16] So.
[10:17] We spent 18,000.
[10:19] I spent 18,000 that you just approved for him to get.
[10:24] With the $1,000 stipends last year.
[10:27] They took the taxes out of that to share the tribe.
[10:31] All right, I mean, not one one one one to pay them a $4,000.
[10:34] So the taxes come up on top of that.
[10:36] And that's what this allows us to do is to pay those additional taxes where they net a
[10:39] $1,000.
[10:40] Instead of grossed in a $1,000.
[10:43] That $1,000 per dispatcher.
[10:45] I don't know how he split it up exactly.
[10:47] No.
[10:49] You said a thousand a month.
[10:53] Yes, not for.
[10:55] Not for this.
[10:56] That's total.
[10:58] Then by that.
[10:59] It's out of training.
[11:00] It may be a long journey or a.
[11:06] It's not a mistake.
[11:08] Make most of it.
[11:23] Thank you, Mike.
[11:24] Seven.
[11:37] Purchase 107 L. South East for the son of 13,228 dollars.
[11:42] That's part of the FEMA grant 4438-016 acquisition.
[11:47] Domolution grant.
[11:49] According to the hazard mitigation point.
[11:53] Yeah.
[11:54] So these are these next seven items are the seven residential houses.
[12:00] that are left on that, to be in the grant that we're going to demo, or anticipating closing
[12:07] on each of these on the 6th and 7th of this week.
[12:17] The bid packet is being reviewed right now, hopefully, by the end of this week, it'll go
[12:23] out.
[12:33] How do you get it?
[12:35] How do you get it?
[12:38] How do you get it?
[12:39] So all of the properties that are in this specific grant this go around were red tagged properties
[12:46] from the 2019 flood that we had, so the three commercial properties, which we've already
[12:52] taken down, and then these seven residential properties.
[12:59] So it depends on where they're at in the process as far as whether they were planning
[13:09] to rehab the property or whether they were just going to walk away from it.
[13:16] According to the FEMA guidelines, we have to take either the assessor value or the latest
[13:24] appraisal on a property.
[13:33] Well, there's a mixture of them here that, so I'm going to say that primarily the ones that
[13:40] are located on L, southeast that are lower in value were appraisals, and I think there might be
[13:47] one or two of them that are a little bit higher in those were assessor.
[14:13] Number eight, purchased property, 11, L southeast for some $20,000, $78, or the same
[14:44] FEMA grant.
[14:46] Yes.
[14:47] There are no objections, I think most of them we do, so items, seven, three, two, three.
[15:00] 13.
[15:01] Yes.
[15:02] How's that going?
[15:08] Thank you.
[15:17] Thank you.
[15:18] 14.
[15:20] It's energy and the staff recommends we approve items 15 and 16.
[15:57] 17.
[15:58] Letter of engagement with Archive Social for Archiving Social Media Records in the amount of $299.
[16:03] It's the same when we approve it in the meeting and I'll make a motion to approve.
[16:14] 18.
[16:15] Mayor's nomination to re-appoint Shannon do harm to the Maori community facilities authority.
[16:19] Board termed expire 12.
[16:20] 3 of 27.
[16:22] 19.
[16:37] Mayor's nomination to re-appoint Dr. Jeff Stewart to the airport authority board termed expire 11.20
[16:43] 26.
[16:44] 20.
[16:55] Maybe any new business, which is written since the posting of this agenda.
[17:02] 21.
[17:03] Stafford Works.
[17:09] 22.
[17:10] Mayor and Council committee announcements.
[17:17] 15.
[17:18] City management communications on the behalf of Bo Reese.
[17:22] 24.
[17:24] Jeremy.