Right.

Is, as we are talking today, is being worked on by the county.

Our, uh, new, um, public works director, Nathan Bray, uh, I tell you what, that man is sharp.

He ended up w- I asked him point-blank, had him in the helicopter, and I said, "All right, really, whose responsibility is it?" And in history, uh, everybody's pointing fingers, 'cause there's, like, four or five government ain- entities-

Yeah, okay.

Yeah.

And w- a lot of the issues that, uh, you know, were discussed, I literally told, uh, all these, um, city managers, and like I said, the CEO was sitting next to me, and the two assistant CEOs were to my right.

And, uh, I literally told them straight up that I, I want to be able to say, "We're the government, and we're here to help," and actually have it mean it instead of the joke.

Mm

... stuck in his waistband.

And, uh, the, uh, the spouse is giving directions, and I'm the only one.

And so I find out where he lives, and he lives in town.

And I, as I pull up, he's in front of the house, and he's got the gun stuck in his waistband.

And I'm thinking, "Okay." I told dispatch.

They got deputies rolling, and it was still probably a 15-minute ETA to get a deputy there-

Talked to him.