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smooth road. Gary noted we do not want the same mess we had in the past. Need to let them know we will not pay if they do not do a good job. Bredthauer noted that they were fined but we did not deduct that much. Steve noted that the formula regarding the fines is more aggressive now. The vote on the motion was taken. Bredthauer, Hurst, Lancaster, Peterson and Richardson all voted yes and Quandt voted no. Sorensen was excused from the meeting. Motion carried. 7. PUBLIC WORKS UPDATE — Highway superintendent Don Robb stated they that he has talked to Chris Wissing regarding the road to the proposed sports complex they will do some traffic counts ad may have to put in a roundabout. There is a lot of traffic and they do not want to cause problems. He reported that they finished Old Potash Road and 90th Road and are cleaning out ditches. They are doing patching on Chapman Road and did cut some of the trees on Platte River Road. They have removed the concrete around the fuel pumps but on the south area by the office and the shop area they will hire a subcontractor to do this it will be cheaper than they can do it. It will be $4,800 but that will be paid from his budget. Chief is to start the concrete around the fuel pumps Monday. He will be sending some employees to some training this is through the university and is here in Grand Island. He will also be sending 2 employees Robb and Mason to a 2 week bridge school class so they can get their licenses. It usually takes 5 years to get the license 15. DISCUSSION & POSSIBLE ACTION TO APPROVE PURCHASE OF VICTIM NOTIFICATION INTERFACE — IT Director Dough Drudik and Quinn Webb Assistant Corrections Director were present. A copy of the agreement with Motorola Solutions in the amount of $60,113.78 was provided. The state is dumping this on the county. It would require half of it upfront year one and years 2 to 5 for the maintenance. It is an interface from Spillman that provides victim notification when inmates are released. In the past the Crime Commission used a different interface and they decided to stop paying for the system. It is a cost saving to the state but it just passed the costs to the county. The Crime Commission has discussed this with Motorola for many months and have agreed to have them develop the interface. This is an unfunded mandate but the ramifications and reporting requirement require that they move forward with this or find something similar but we may not have time to do that. Quinn stated this has been going on for 2 years and the county has a deadline of January 2023. There was some turnover on the team so there are not in phase 2. If