3 in the published record, 12 in the recordings
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Published agenda3 items
Published agendas and the dispositions the approved minutes recorded. Twelve years, whether or not a camera was running.
No item matched every word, so this matched any of them — most words first.
- Nov 12, 2025Board
N86No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda - Apr 22, 2025Board
N98No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda FAC24-1169 - Jail Expansion - Moss & Associates - Potential Change Item (PCI) BT0366 - Steel Road Plates - $15,170.86 – 09-10-2024
- Feb 25, 2025Board
N77No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda FAC25-1033 - Jail Expansion - Moss & Associates - Budget Transfer BT0394 – Additional Steel Plates to Support Elevator Rail Brackets - $10,005.00 – 11-25
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Machine transcription of 283 recorded meetings — 9% of decided items have one. Speaker names are inferred from voice and can be wrong.
- Commissioner reports and regional meetings
Lisa Yeager So there's no there's you can't even dispute works in my family, my husband gets all the table. You can't dispute the ticket because they don't show the person. They only show the license plate. So I'm super glad my Jeep is in case.
- C8Agreement and Purchasing Authority-Pasco County Sheriff’s Office - Unlicensed Contractor Initiative -$1,063,051.52
Several speakers resources were were put towards those efforts. So we didn't, admittedly, did not have a lot of minimum standards efforts out looking specifically for unlicensed contracting. That's not to say it didn't happen. The Sheriff's Office was out looking for unlicensed contracting. Immediately following a storm, a couple things happened. Folks are starting to do muck and gut. You don't need a license for that. Anybody can come in. In fact, we saw that with our nonprofit groups. It takes a little bit of time following the storm for the Real kind of uh contracting and bad acting uh actors coming in. What a lot of folks didn't realize is the Office of Insurance Regulation also had state level inspectors driving around. We saw them out at at uh at Gulf Harbor certainly uh and some other places, and they were going around grabbing um numbers off of trucks, looking at license plates. Searching Facebook. So there was a lot of that happening behind the scenes. Unfortunately, we just didn't get great data collection of one of the things of the stuff that was happening during those months. It was kind of a little bit frantic. So part of our um our BPI coming forward for budget,
- Public comment on Hope Shot and red light cameras
Anthony Wolford the most recent case, uh he ignored the evidence and found me guilty, even going so far as to charge me an additional hundred dollars for exercising my constitutional right of questioning my accuser free of charge. The issue with the cameras are going beyond personal experience. However, the facts are clear, the cameras are operating without valid permits. The expired uh the permits expired was denied er the permit extensions were denied September sixteenth. And despite replying yesterday and reapplying yesterday, Monday, October twenty Twenty five. The operators have Done nothing to update cameras and signage by F DOT standards. In fact, I have photograph evidence that demonstrates the camera's noncompliance. which was provided to me by James Meyer, the F DOT permit signer. This evidence shows the cameras are not operating with the required standard and yet they continue to issue citations to our citizens.
- Public comment on Hope Shot and red light cameras
Anthony Wolford Uh good morning, County Commissioners. I would like to introduce myself as Good Citizen. I'm here today to discuss the unlawful operation of red light cameras in our community. As a concerned citizen, I've taken the Uh I've taken it upon myself to investigate the permitting and operations of these cameras. I'd like to start by saying I've personally fought through cameras in court and won not once, not twice, but three times. One was because uh The accuser didn't show. There was twenty five of us standing there that day, uh, unable to go through our fourth amendment due process and fourteenth amendment uh to question your accusers. So they were thrown out, all of them. Um In front of the other two judges I legally defended the case and they were thrown out. Um despite this, I turned in all that information recently to the Newport Ritchie Magistrate. Uh in
- Public comment on Hope Shot and red light cameras
Several speakers Kathryn Starkey: Is this your paper here with the
- Commissioner reports and regional meetings
Jack Mariano by the hurricanes. So I got to talk to him a few different times. He told me about the red light cameras. And he told me some things that he's printed out here, and I just want to review them with you that bother me. Because I never liked these cameras. I fought them when I was on the MPOAC. Uh they delayed for seven. seven years but finally they made their way back. I think it was about five years ago we had a conversation with the city and they talked about well because we're in contract we can't end our contract And we gotta keep the red light cameras. We're gonna look at getting rid of them. Uh that never happened. Uh so now as i if and this is is confirmed by James Myers that as far as they are out of compliance.
- Public comment on Hope Shot and red light cameras
Several speakers Unidentified A: One more signed up Corey Corley.
- Public comment on Hope Shot and red light cameras
Several speakers Kathryn Starkey: And under pressure it gets harder.
- Public comment on Hope Shot and red light cameras
Several speakers Lisa Yeager: Corey, thank you for your testimony and God has bigger plans for you.
- Public comment on items not on agenda
Christopher Poole Permits in that case are issued by the FWC, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. And it needs to go through an authorized GoPro Tourist agent who's a license a permitted licensed uh professional.
- Parks MSTU funding options and operations maintenance
Several speakers Ron Oakley: Well I think Amy's got a lot on her plates, what I think.
- Public comment on Hope Shot and red light cameras
Several speakers Kathryn Starkey: Okay. Uh name and record name and address please.