6 in the published record, 3 in the recordings
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- Aug 22, 2023Board
C32No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda - Dec 9, 2025Board
N155No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda Pasco County Sheriff FY25 Return of Funds Letter - Penny for Pasco
- Nov 19, 2019Board
N1No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda Letter Dated October 30, 2019 - Pasco Sheriff's Office - Return of Fiscal Year 2019 Penny for Pasco Unspent Revenue - $95,923.95
- Mar 21, 2023Board
N60No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda Jobs and Economic Opportunities Committee Annual Report, Penny for Pasco - FY 2022
- Dec 7, 2021Board
N158No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda Sheriff – FY 21 Return of Funds Letter – Penny for Pasco
- Oct 7, 2019Board
C43No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda Purchase of Eight Heavy-Duty Transit Vehicles - Gillig, LLC - Capital Replacement and Route Expansion - Penny for Pasco Funding: $2,000,000.00 - Federal Transportation Administration Funding: $1,036,095.00 - Local Funding: $827,811.00
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Transcript3 moments
Machine transcription of 283 recorded meetings — 9% of decided items have one. Speaker names are inferred from voice and can be wrong.
- Penny for Pasco referendum appreciation resolution
Weightman Like Commissioner Oakley said, campaigns are never easy. And every single one of you come from a different background and expertise. And thank you all for lending that to such an important initiative. Uh we see other counties that aren't as fortunate to have the support that our Penny does. And you can see a difference in a quality of life that's there. So thank you all for for being passionate and getting getting behind and supporting such an important issue, a quality of life issue for our county and uh thank you all for for joining the campaign circuit like we do and um congratulations, thank you. Okay. Commissioner Bradford.
- Pasco EDC Q1 update MOU and Penny
Weightman Mr. Wayman. I'm not sure if you're aware but this would be part of the conversation today, but uh clause in there where existing class A can apply and be reclassified as Live Local. And we have two in Pasco existing. buildings, existing multifamily units that can be reclassified, which is a game changer. So anyway, uh just More to pay attention to. So how
- R56(11:45 A.M. Time Certain) Confirmation of Fire Chief – Ryan Guynn – Annual Salary of $175,000.00
Weightman Well, I'm glad you said yes, Chief. And John Michael, I'm glad you kept it brief. Um, no, congratulations to you and your family. Thank you and your family generationally for your service to Pasco County. You know, it it's special When you grow up in a place and you work from the bottom all the way to the top, and you have an opportunity to get to lead a place that You're not ever going to leave from. No matter what you plan on raising your family here. Hopefully they have another generation here, that this board creates an environment that your kids can go to school and they can come back or do whatever they do. But if they want to choose to live and work in Pasco and live a good life that we we help lead this county, you know, for that opportunity to come for that next generation. And Chief, I'm I have all the confidence in the world in you that you're gonna do that. for not just your family. But for the future