In a recent government meeting, Commissioner Slaughter delivered a detailed report, notably expressing his sadness over the passing of baseball legend Pete Rose, whom he regarded as one of the greatest players in Major League Baseball history. Slaughter highlighted Rose's generosity, recalling an instance where he gave an autograph to a young fan in 1972, underscoring the impact of Rose's legacy both on and off the field.

The meeting proceeded with discussions on various agenda items, including the approval of a change order for a door lock project. IT Director Tim Knight confirmed that all punch list items had been completed, and the board unanimously approved the extension of the project timeline without any financial implications.

Additionally, the commissioners received an update on the sale of surplus pat traps from the recreation department. Purchasing Director Marty Durnovich reported that the sale, which concluded successfully, garnered a total of $10,720.70—significantly exceeding initial expectations. All traps were sold and picked up, with funds to be distributed promptly. The commissioners expressed gratitude for the successful sale, emphasizing its benefits for local schools and youth trap programs.

Overall, the meeting reflected a blend of community engagement and operational updates, with a focus on honoring sports history and effectively managing public resources.