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Mr. Quandt expressed concern that this should be opened up for other banks to bid on. Lancaster noted that this is a NACO sponsored program. Mr. Ziola questioned if you can set a daily limit and Mr. Hughes stated that you can. Mr. Quandt stated that he does not have a problem with the card but wants to see it opened up to other banks. Discussion was held this was approved in August 2010 and no action is necessary. Lancaster stated that NACO has done all of the preliminary work and RFPs were submitted to NACO, Quandt made a motion to go out for bids from the home town banks for the purchase cards. No second to the motion. Motion failed. Quandt stated that he want to open it up to businesses in Hall County. Lancaster stated that NACO held an RFP process and it was the board's decision to go forward with this in 2010. The program was approved and it can move forward. Recessed the Board of Corrections meeting for the handi bus public hearing. Returned to the Board of Corrections meeting. Mr. Ruiz stated that the committee met and discussion was held on the double bunking and the steering committee would like to wait until it is possible to do the entire project. They will address this later. He sent employees to the Spillman conference in Utah, without the Spillman program is their lifeline and without it they would come to a standstill so it is important to stay current with the Spillman process. They have also participated in a program where they visit Douglas and Sarpy Counties corrections departments and they visit Hall County and observe e the procedures in the facilities. They also balanced the billing from the City regarding the ambulance contract. The county has a cap of $12,000.00 and they are close to the cap but with due diligence they are able to work with them and keep it at the $12,000.00 cap. This contract is up for renewal. The county received about $76,000.00 from the SCAP program that reimburses the county for alien inmates. Mr. Ruiz stated that without the Spillman program they would not be able to track this information. Purdy questioned if the issue on jail standards c hinge and Mr. Ruiz stated that it did not, we want to have jail standards. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION - Vice Chairman Lancaster called for public participation and no one responded. NEW OR UNFINISHED BUSINESS -- Vice Chairman Lancaster called for new or unfinished business and non one responded. Returned to the regular meeting. :' 9 g ' 1 : � ; eOh G 4 w ,, aria . Conl - / Hall Coun Clerk ti,* '�' 9