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<br />f03403 <br /> <br />PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS /'1 DAY OF JUNE, 2003. <br /> <br />HALL COUNTY BOARD OF <br />SUPERVISORS <br /> <br />~~ <br /> <br />- <br />Pamela Lancaster, Chairman of the Board <br />of Supervisors <br /> <br />'iJkl~ Q=.. <br />aria . Conley, Hall County lerk <br /> <br />Prepared by: <br />Jerom E. Janulewicz <br />Hall County Attorney <br /> <br />2b CONSIDER AND TAKE ACTION REGARDING AMBULANCE AGREEMENT WITH <br />CITY OF GRAND ISLAND - County Attorney Jerry Janulewicz stated that Supervisors <br />Jeffries and Rye met with Dave Springer from the City regarding the continuation of the <br />agreement and they are confident that with further negotiations they will be able to reach <br />an agreement. They committee made some proposals and they are waiting to hear back <br />from the city. Janulewicz stated that there is no action necessary at this time. <br /> <br />PUBLIC PARTICIPATION - Chairman Lancaster called for public participation and no <br />one responded. <br /> <br />SHERIFF WATSON PRESENTATION - Hall County Sheriff Jerry Watson, drug dog <br />Ringo and handler Bryan Simonson were present. Sheriff Watson stated that Ringo will <br />be retiring. He has served Hall County since 1995, a total of 8 years and 4 months, in <br />people years that would be 60 years of service. He has been detailed out over 500 <br />times assisting many agencies, he has recovered $93,000.00 in drug money, assisted in <br />arrests on 17 drug cases and has actually caught eight burglars. He presented a sack of <br />chew toys for Ringo including a "stuffed burglar" and presented Mr. Simonson with a <br />plaque with Ringo's picture in appreciation of his 8 years of service to Hall County. <br />Sheriff Watson stated that tools like Ringo are valuable to law enforcement. <br /> <br />6 SHERIFF WATSON DISCUSS AND APPROVE LAW ENFORCEMENT CONTRACTS <br />-Supervisor Jeffries stated that after the 2002-2003 budget year the board wanted to <br />address the law enforcement contracts within the county. The Criminal justice <br />committee met with all the villages and negotiated new contracts. By state statute the <br />communities must request additional services from the county board. They still receive <br />service but these are guaranteed service hours. The committee met with all of the <br />communities and negotiated new contracts. These contracts will all come due at the <br />same time and they will all be charged $23.00 an hour for service. Cairo and Aida have <br />decided to decrease the number of service hours. Sheriff Watson distributed information <br />on the proposed contracts. During the negotiation process the communities were <br /> <br />4 <br />