The JPRPC Club Meeting was held at the Elite K9 training center classroom on June 17, with Twelve in attendance.
The Meeting was called to order, and opened with the Lord’s Prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance.
Following this, there was a vote to approve last month's minutes. This was passed unanimously. .
Following, was the treasurer's report.
It was stated that the current reported balance in checking was $9,470.15
As a result of expendetures on the rifle range and it's berm work, the Money market accout was closed out. it's balance at the time was $10,812.74.
There was a revenue of $1000, from range membership dues from the McCracken County jail.
An expense of $233.20 for a computer for the accountant was reported, with an as yet undetermined sum to be paid for related software.
With this the treasurer's report was accecpted with an unanamous vote.
To follow, was the discussion of New Business.
Heading this off was the announcement of four new members, with three having filled out applications.  These were approved for membership by those attending.
Member D Everett then intiated a discussion regarding local schools and movement toward scholastic 5 stand/sporting clays teams. This then moved to a discussion on modifying the tower to ease reloading, and the installation of solar panels and charge controllers to help maintain battery charge on the machines.  A proposal of the club paying $1000.00, with D. Everett financing the remainder. This was approved by all in attendance. 
Discussion then briefly shifted back to the scholastic teams, with suggestions of an open house of some sort.
It then moved to some questions on the state of the rifle range, and it was mentioned that save some more established seeding of grass/foliage cover, it was very close to completion.
Next was a mention by treasurer R. Cantrell regarding the need to construct new target stands. A motion for 5 frames was passed by all in attendance.
Lastly, an offer from Pebco to provide a number of bowling pin steel targets made of AR400 steel , at cost, was offered.  This would cost $550.00 for 25 units.  After some discussion and elabration, it was passed by all in attendance. 
With this a motion to adjourn was offered, and seconded, then passed by all in attendance.

Recorded 7/15/24 by Secretary J. Ballew.