Board of Supervisors Special Meeting   2/16/2026

Poppily Stowe and everything like that.

It would be like a hundred and fifteen degrees.

It just died.

Yeah, and sweat.

My cousins switched it out.

They went and bought one of those new pellet heaters.

And they were like, oh, because you can regulate it and everything.

And I was like, totally put one out.

And now I used to just go outside and toss some wood and throw it in.

And it was fine.

Now I have to go down right now and go buy the pellet.

Coal was good.

I mean, my grandpa, he had coal and he put it in the cook stove and he left it on that and that light and he was shaking.

I met Bill Jackson, he was doing pretty well.

I was coming to get some aisles on all the aisles and he was doing pretty good.

Good way of getting killed, man.

That's like on a ship.

It's not all stacked in the back like usually because I knew they were going to do that.

And they should have, I had to hook up the bailer.

I hooked the blade, hook the bailer up, and then it came out and flashed everything.

So it's finally tamped down a little bit.

No, I work for energy comp.

I don't know what's going to happen with the Department of Energy.

I mean, they would have got me out of it at the end of the day if I wanted to, but after they weren't working, I was like, no, it's all right.

Very disturbing.

There's a lot of money for them.

sustainable energy.

Jimmy Carter's really interesting because he was a Navy nuke.

Yeah, he was a good guy.

He was the first guy, they put him, Canada had a nuclear reactor that was having issues and they lowered him down into the reactor and everything before he was president.

He got out of the service and was doing private stuff.

Yeah, so he fixed all that and that's like, I think, personally, I'd like

I felt like even though it was a movie, I was like, I'm his brother.

I think my dad would mess up anything.

He's a good man.

Have you ever come off all that?

Steve Moss, he worked at Three Mile Mountain.

He and I talked some time.

Muffet was down there.

He said, I asked him, he said, how many people died from radiation in this country?

No, it's not.

That's a problem.

I'll tell you all about what I said.

Morning, everyone.

We have a special meeting of the Green County Board of Supervisors today to conduct interviews for the vacant position.

Before we get into the closed motion, I'd just like to read the interviews and the times in which we'll have them.

830 a.m., we have Mr. Samuel Morris.

845 a.m., we have Gary Lowe.

9 a.m., we have William Zutt.

930 a.m., we have Chip Morris.

945 a.m., we have James Higgins.

10 a.m., we have Marie Durer.

1030 a.m., we have Scott McGee.

1045 a.m., Jennifer Zeros.

11 a.m., Joshua Crider.

At noon, we have Alex Salle.

Absolutely.

Whereas the Board of Supervisors of Greene County desires to discuss and close meeting the following matter.

Discussion, consideration, or interviews of prospective candidates for employment assignment, appointment, promotion, performance demotion, salaries, disciplining,

or resignation of specific public officers, appointees, or employees of any public body concerning appointment to the Board of Supervisors for the at-large seat.

Whereas pursuant to 2.2-3711A1 of the Code of Virginia, such discussions may occur in closed meeting.

Now, therefore, be it resolved that the Board of Supervisors of Greene County does hereby authorize discussion of the aforestated matters in closed meeting.

Do I have a motion?

So moved.

Do I have a second?

Okay.

We have a motion and a second to go into close.

Roll call vote.

Mr. Lamb?

Aye.

Mr. Hartung?

Aye.

And the Chair votes aye.

All right.

It's a little warm back there.

So moved.

Second.

We have a motion and a second to come in open session.

Roll call vote.

Mr. Lamb.

Aye.

Mr. Hartung.

Aye.

And the chair votes aye.

Do all members certify that only public business matters lawfully exempted from the open meeting requirement and only such matters as identified by the motion to enter into closed meeting were discussed.

Roll call vote, Mr. Lamb.

I certify.

Mr. Goolsbee.

I certify.

We have nothing out of closed and the next meeting will be February 24th.

Make the motion that we close.