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To: Dave Arnold Corrections Director From: Emmett Arnett CIS Re: Outside Trustee Report for Sept. 2005 9 -1 -05 Hours worked were 0653 to 1503. Outside Trustees were Michael Roe, Robert Aguilar, Juan Paradez and Saysavanh Saiyvongsa. We helped Paul Wagner move a file cabinet from storage to the Infirmary. We trimmed thirty bridges and box culverts on the following Hall County roads: Bismark, Shady bend, Stuhr, Gun barrel, Stolley Park, Schimmer, and Wildwood. 9 -2-05 Hours worked were 0654 to 0754. I took off seven hours of sick leave. Sept. 3` & 4 were my days off. Sept. 5 I was off for the Labor Day Holiday. 9-6 -05 Hours worked were 0654 to 1502. Outside Trustees were Saiyvongsa, Aguilar, Roe and Paradez. We trimmed around nineteen bridges and box culverts on the following Hall County Roads: So. Locust, Blaine, Wildwood, Husker, North, Schimmer and Guenther. 9 -7 -05 Hours worked were 0654 to 1130. Trustees were Saiyvongsa, Roe & Aguilar. We trimmed twenty -nine bridges and box culverts on the following Hall County Roads. Schimmer, Engleman, Monitor, 60 Guenther, Abbott, White Cloud, St. Paul, One R, Sky Park, Quandt, Gun Barrel, Airport and Shady Bend. 9 -8 -05 Hours worked were 0655 to 1130. I took off 3.5 hours of comp time. Trustees were Roe, Saiyvongsa and Aguilar. I took Aguilar to GI Optical so he could get his new eyeglasses adjusted. We trimmed seventeen bridges and box culverts on the following Hall County Roads: One R, St. Paul, Chapman, Quandt, Prairie, Gun Barrel, Loup River and Sky Park. 9 -9 -05 Hours worked were 0655 to 1510. Trustees were Aguilar, Roe and Saiyvongsa. We trimmed thirty five Hall County Bridges and box Culverts on the following Hall County Roads: Platte River Dr. Aida rd., 60 80 90 Wood River, Schaupsiville, 110 Schultz, Hailing, Burwick, Cedar View, and the Martine Brothers Monument. Sept. 10 & 11 were my days off. 9 -12 -05 Hours worked were 0653 to 1500. Outside Trustees were Saiyvongsa, Aguilar and Roe. We trimmed grass and trees at Hall County Park.