Boyle County, Kentucky

Meetings - Committees

The Boyle County Ethics Commission will issue findings on complaints Cases 25-EC-002 through 005 and discuss proposed code section revisions. The commission also plans to finalize a draft website explaining how to request advisory opinions and review complaint form improvements. A discussion on action regarding SOFI non-filers is scheduled.

• Findings on complaints Cases 25-EC-002, 003, 004, 005
• Proposed code section revisions
• Draft website for advisory opinion requests
• Complaint form and process improvements
• Status and action re: SOFI non-filers

Fiscal Court

The Fiscal Court will hold second reading of Ordinance 370.1 and first readings of a Public Nuisance Ordinance, an Animal Control Ordinance, and an HB 58 ALPR Camera Ordinance. They will also consider fire board appointments, a parks proclamation, a salt bid award, a preventive maintenance contract, and an executive session on property acquisition. Several other items include budget transfers, bill approvals, and updates on the 250th celebration and courthouse restoration.

• Second reading of Ordinance 370.1
• First reading: Public Nuisance Ordinance (Solid Waste)
• First reading: Animal Control Ordinance
• First reading: HB 58 ALPR Camera Ordinance
• Salt bid award and EMS preventive maintenance contract

Fiscal Court

The Boyle County Fiscal Court will convene for a special called meeting to consider approving budget transfers. The meeting will be live streamed on the Boyle County Media Channel.

• Approve budget transfers
• Live streamed on Boyle County Media Channel

Fiscal Court

The Boyle County Fiscal Court will hold the second reading and likely adopt the FY 2026-27 budget, set 2026 tax rates, and consider a pickleball contract with Tennis Tech. Other items include appointments to the Property Appeals Board, approval of the 2026 Administrative Code revisions, and a tourism economic report.

• Second reading of FY 2026-27 budget
• 2026 tax rates proposed by Health Department
• Pickleball contract with Tennis Tech
• Property Appeals Board appointments (Linda Green and Mark Cross)
• Adoption of 2026 Administrative Code revisions

Fiscal Court

The Boyle County Fiscal Court will hold its regular meeting, addressing a first reading of EMS Ordinance 370.1, a resolution on data centers, and several appointments. Other items include approving budget transfers, bills, proclamations for Flag Day, Juneteenth, and Solid Waste and Recycling Workers Week, and updates from Parks and Rec, Recycling, and EMS directors.

• First reading of EMS Ordinance 370.1 (new EMS regulations)
• Data Centers Resolution brought by County Administrator
• Planning and Zoning Qualified Manufactured Homes Agreement with Hannah Gray
• Approval of Illegal Dump Grant Bids and Air Burner Training expenditure from Recycling Director
• Closing approval for property purchase presented by County Treasurer

Meetings - Committees

Fiscal Court

The Boyle County Fiscal Court will consider routine financial approvals including budget transfers and bills, hear from Recycling Director Angela Muncy on a mowing contract and several grants, discuss two EMS grant applications totaling $700,000 (Partnerships for Success $50k and Rural Health Transformation Grant $650k), and an opioid funding request under Casey's Law. Also on the agenda are a reappointment to the CVB board, a contract with Sherrill Morgan, a change order for warehouse roof replacement, and an executive session for pending litigation.

• Approve budget transfers and cash transfers
• Recycling Director Angela Muncy report on mowing contract, waste tire grant, household hazardous waste grant, recycling grant, and air burner public hearing update
• EMS grant applications: Partnerships for Success $50,000 and Rural Health Transformation Grant $650,000
• Opioid funding request 'Casey's Law' by County Attorney Chris Herron
• Change order for warehouse roof replacement

The Fiscal Court unanimously approved a $50,000 allocation from the opioid fund to support Casey’s Law petitioners. Several grant applications and contracts were also approved, including a $650,000 Rural Health Transformations Grant and a $21,000 paramedic training agreement. The court adopted the Waste Tire Grant and the Household Hazardous Waste Agreement, and approved budget and cash transfers totaling $393,099.

• Approved $50,000 opioid fund allocation for Casey’s Law (unanimous)
• Approved Rural Health Transformations Grant for $650,000 (unanimous)
• Approved EMS Partnership for Success grant for $50,000 (unanimous)
• Approved contract for paramedic training funds $21,000 (unanimous)
• Approved Waste Tire Grant (unanimous)
• Approved Household Hazardous Waste Agreement (unanimous)
• Approved budget transfers totaling $193,099 (unanimous)
• Approved cash transfers: $50,000 to Road Fund, $100,000 to Jail Fund, $100,000 to EMS Fund (unanimous)

Fiscal Court

The Fiscal Court will meet to discuss the 2026/27 budget and various county contracts. The body will review tax settlements and road aid agreements. Several proclamations for national awareness weeks and months are scheduled.

• 1st Reading of Budget 26/27
• Jail SAP Contract
• Millennium Park Change Order
• County Road Aid Agreement and Resolution
• Pickleball Bids

The court approved $1,459,921.81 in budget transfers, several cash reallocations, $2,426,126.01 in bills, and a $701,803.94 road aid agreement, among other contracts and amendments. All motions passed with every magistrate voting in favor.

• Approved $1,459,921.81 budget transfers (unanimous)
• Approved cash transfers totaling $2,041,? (unanimous)
• Approved $2,426,126.01 bills (unanimous)
• Approved 2025 tax settlement (unanimous)
• Approved $701,803.94 County Road Aid Agreement (unanimous)
• Approved change order $18,115 for Millennium Park playground (unanimous)
• Approved 24‑hour EMS shift change (unanimous)
• Approved Tennis Tech $870,000 pickleball contract (unanimous)

Fiscal Court

The Boyle County Fiscal Court will approve budget and cash transfers, review a bridge replacement project, and discuss a new mowing service agreement. The meeting includes reports from the jailer, sheriff, and recycling coordinator.

• Approve Budget Transfers
• Approve Cash Transfers
• Approve Bills
• Wofford Road Bridge Replacement
• Mowing/Weed Removal Service Agreement discussion

The Fiscal Court approved multiple budget and cash transfers, adopted several contracts and bids, and authorized a $413,000 County contribution for the new skate park. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved minutes from April 14, 2026 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved budget transfers totaling $38,725.41 (unanimous)
• Approved cash transfers: $500,000 to General Fund, $75,000 each to Road, Jail, EMS Funds, $1,000,000 CD (unanimous)
• Approved bills totaling $414,358.92 (unanimous)
• Approved $413,000 County payment for new skate park (unanimous)
• Approved E&H Bridge and Grating contract for Wolford Bridge deck replacement at $37,921.00 (unanimous)
• Approved Code Red three‑year HVAC contract (unanimous)
• Approved Sherill Morgon as Health Insurance Broker (unanimous)

Meetings - Committees

The Boyle County Ethics Commission will hold its quarterly meeting to approve minutes from previous meetings covering four complaints and preliminary inquiries. Old business includes counsel input and planning for the Beckman complaints (Cases 25-EC-002, 003, 004, 005). New business items include code section revisions, complaint form and process improvements, status of SOFI filings, and advisory opinions.

• Discussion and next steps for Beckman complaints - Cases 25-EC-002, 003, 004, 005
• Code section revisions presented by Joe Myers
• Complaint form and process improvement ideas from Teresa
• Status of SOFI filing and discussion of action regarding non-filers
• Ethics Commission advisory opinions by Joe Myers

Fiscal Court

The Fiscal Court will meet to approve bills, budget transfers, and cash transfers. The body will discuss the 2027 Boyle County Extension District budget and a budget amendment. An executive session is scheduled to discuss the acquisition or sale of real property.

• Boyle County Extension District 2027 Budget
• Sheriff Taylor Bottom 4th Quarter Report and Excess Fees
• HB 556 MOA regarding the Jail
• DLR Agreement presented by Angie Muncy
• Cupola Report from Tate Hill Jacobs Architects

The court approved the March 24 minutes, budget transfers of $377,647.26, cash transfers totaling $1,795,442.69, and bills totaling $989,529.92. It also approved the Earth Day proclamation, a $82,243.62 dead‑livestock removal agreement, and the Extension Office tax rates (8% real property, 9.86% personal property, 1.3% motor vehicle) with the 2027 budget. The Homeless Coalition was added as an approved agency for county funding, and a solid‑waste illegal dump grant amendment was adopted. The court entered executive session to discuss a potential real‑property transaction and then returned to regular session.

• Approved March 24 minutes (6-0)
• Approved budget transfers of $377,647.26 (6-0)
• Approved cash transfers totaling $1,795,442.69 (6-0)
• Approved bills totaling $989,529.92 (6-0)
• Approved Earth Day proclamation (6-0)
• Approved DLR agreement at $82,243.62 (6-0)
• Approved Extension Office tax rates and 2027 budget (6-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026.04.14 adding Homeless Coalition as funding agency (6-0)

Fiscal Court

The Boyle County Fiscal Court will vote on budget transfers, cash transfers, and bills. It will also consider proclamations, a 4‑H founding fathers trip, a farmers market agreement, a Shepherd’s House update, a jailer budget, an EMS grant, public‑works bids, a mural proposal, recycling and composting grants, an IWORQ service agreement, and the repeal of ordinance 470.0.

• Approve budget transfers
• Approve cash transfers
• Approve bills
• Farmers Market agreement
• BGA FY25 Public Safety & Mental Health Grant

The Fiscal Court unanimously approved several financial actions, including $119,226.00 in budget transfers, $350,000 in cash transfers, and $534,147.66 in bills, along with multiple proclamations. It also approved the Farmers Market lease agreement, a recycling grant of $229,215.67, and an EMS grant requiring a 20% match. A motion was adopted to begin phasing out state inmates from the county jail by June 30, 2027, with a draft letter to be prepared for Frankfort. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved $119,226.00 budget transfers (unanimous)
• Approved cash transfers: $50,000 to Road Dept, $150,000 to EMS Fund, $150,000 to Jail Fund (unanimous)
• Approved bills totaling $534,147.66 (unanimous)
• Approved Farmers Market lease agreement for the year (unanimous)
• Approved phase‑out of state inmates from the jail by June 30, 2027, and draft letter to Frankfort (unanimous)
• Approved recycling grant total $229,215.67 (unanimous)
• Approved EMS grant with required match (unanimous)
• Approved various proclamations (Red Cross, Arbor Day, Child Abuse Prevention) (unanimous)

Fiscal Court

The Boyle County Fiscal Court will vote on budget and cash transfers and approve pending bills. It will also review an amended 2025 budget, a National Nutrition Month proclamation, and updates from various county departments and community partners.

• Approve budget transfers
• Approve cash transfers
• Approve bills
• Amended 2025 Budget (County Clerk report)
• National Nutrition Month proclamation

The court voted unanimously to raise the baseline salary for magistrates from $11,000 to $16,000 per year, effective January 2027. It also approved budget and cash transfers, several bills totaling over $3.5 million, and a $3,500 purchase of a Cargo Glide for a fleet mechanic. All motions passed with all magistrates voting in favor.

• Approved minutes from Feb. 24, 2026 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from Feb. 27, 2026 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved budget transfers totaling $78,994.58 (unanimous)
• Approved cash transfers: $2,049,701.88 to General Fund, $50,000 to Road Fund, $150,000 to Jail Fund, $150,000 to EMS Fund, $10,000 to Fleet Fund (unanimous)
• Approved bills totaling $3,585,969.12 (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of Cargo Glide for $3,500 for fleet mechanic (unanimous)
• Approved National Nutrition Month Proclamation (unanimous)
• Approved magistrate base salary increase to $16,000 per year, effective Jan 2027 (unanimous)

Fiscal Court

The Boyle County Fiscal Court held a special-called meeting on February 27, 2026. The court reviewed the Buster Pike Bridge bid from Todd Johnson Contracting, which was the lowest at $1,746,702.63. Magistrate Cullen moved to approve the bid, Magistrate Ellis seconded, and the motion passed with all magistrates voting in favor. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Approved Todd Johnson Contracting bid $1,746,702.63 for Buster Pike Bridge (unanimous)

Fiscal Court

The Boyle County Fiscal Court will consider and vote on budget transfers, cash transfers, and pending bills. The meeting also includes a proclamation for Women’s History Month and the appointment of Jennifer Broadwater to the CVB. Several department heads will provide updates on projects and programs.

• Approve budget transfers
• Approve cash transfers
• Approve bills
• Women’s History Month proclamation
• CVB appointment of Jennifer Broadwater

The court approved the minutes from the February 10 meeting, budget transfers totaling $79,711.85, and cash transfers totaling $1,010,113.81. It also approved $351,346.94 in bills, a $67,000 clock‑tower renovation proposal, and several project contracts and grants. All motions passed with unanimous magistrate votes.

• Approved February 10 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved budget transfers totaling $79,711.85 (unanimous)
• Approved cash transfers totaling $1,010,113.81 (unanimous)
• Approved bills totaling $351,346.94 (unanimous)
• Approved clock‑tower renovation proposal $67,000 (unanimous)
• Approved CVB banking move to Farmers National Bank (unanimous)
• Approved Elite Agronomics fence bid $12,565 (unanimous)
• Approved HHW grant $53,138 (unanimous)

Meetings - Committees

The Boyle County Ethics Commission will hold a special meeting to conduct preliminary inquiries into two cases and discuss next steps for four pending cases. The body will also review submitted Statements of Financial Interests and consider potential revisions to the Ethics Code.

• Preliminary inquiry: Beckman vs. Delbridge (Case 25-EC-003)
• Preliminary inquiry: Beckman vs. Smolinsky (Case 25-EC-005)
• Discussion on next steps for Cases 25-EC-002, 003, 004, and 005
• Review of submitted Statements of Financial Interests (SOFIs)
• Consideration of Ethics Code section revisions

Fiscal Court

The Boyle County Fiscal Court will meet in an executive session on February 12, 2026. The session is called under KRS 61.810(1)(f) to discuss matters that could lead to the appointment, discipline, or dismissal of an individual employee, member, or student. General personnel matters not involving such actions are excluded from discussion in this closed session.

• Executive session under KRS 61.810(1)(f) to consider possible appointment, discipline, or dismissal of an employee, member, or student

Fiscal Court

The Fiscal Court will discuss 2026 elected officials' salaries and incentive payments. The body is also reviewing contracts for Zoll PM and BCTC. Other agenda items include budget and cash transfers.

• 2026 Elected Officials Salary and Incentive Payments
• Zoll PM Contract
• BCTC Contract
• Budget and cash transfers
• Parks & Rec capital projects update

The court approved the minutes from the Jan. 30 special‑called meeting, several budget and cash transfers, and a $14,999.25 fireworks cost for the July 4 celebration. It also approved bills totaling $1,365,023.34, elected officials’ salaries, training incentives, and contracts for Zoll maintenance and the BCTC Paramedic program.

• Approved minutes from Jan 30 special‑called meeting (unanimous)
• Approved budget transfers totaling $16,441.79 (unanimous)
• Approved cash transfers: $24,270.70 MM→Interest‑Bearing, $731,622.07 OT Fund→General, $50,000 to Road Fund, $75,000 to EMS Fund, $125,000 to Jail Fund (unanimous)
• Approved bills totaling $1,365,023.34 plus three additional bills (unanimous)
• Approved fireworks cost $14,999.25 for July 4 celebration (unanimous)
• Approved elected officials’ salaries (unanimous)
• Approved training incentive pay for County officials (unanimous)
• Approved Zoll Preventive Maintenance Contract and BCTC Paramedic Technology Program (unanimous)

Meetings - Committees

The Boyle County Ethics Commission is holding a special meeting to conduct preliminary inquiries into three cases. The agenda includes a review of a specific case involving Beckman vs. Griffin and a plan for inquiries into three other cases.

• Special meeting scheduled for Wednesday, February 4, 2026, at 9:30 a.m.
• Preliminary inquiry for Case 25-EC-002 (Beckman vs. Griffin)
• Plan for preliminary inquiries of Cases 25-EC-003, 004, and 005

Fiscal Court

The Boyle County Fiscal Court will vote to approve budget transfers, cash transfers, and pending bills. The meeting also includes updates from the Animal Control cat policy, the medical center, the Humane Society, EMS education, and other county officials. A proclamation for American Heart Month will be presented.

• Approve budget transfers
• Approve cash transfers
• Approve bills
• Boyle County Animal Control cat policy (old business)
• Proclamation for American Heart Month (new business)

The Fiscal Court approved the minutes from the Jan. 13 meeting, budget transfers totaling $30,005, and cash transfers of $500,000 to the General Fund, $475,000 to the Road Fund, and $150,000 to the Jail Fund. It also approved several contracts, including a $205,200 sprinkler quote, a $101,739 electrical quote, and a PVC roof replacement at the same price as a TPO roof. Additional approvals covered bills totaling $613,249.56, the American Heart Month proclamation, and $40,000 for homeless‑related hotel vouchers.

• Approved Jan. 13 minutes (all magistrates in favor)
• Approved budget transfers totaling $30,005 (all magistrates in favor)
• Approved cash transfers: $500,000 to General Fund, $475,000 to Road Fund, $150,000 to Jail Fund (all magistrates in favor)
• Approved bills totaling $613,249.56 (all magistrates in favor)
• Approved $205,200 sprinkler contract with Central Kentucky Sprinkler (all magistrates in favor)
• Approved PVC roof replacement at same price as TPO roof (4 yes, 1 no; motion passed)
• Approved $101,739 Wiley Electric electrical contract (all magistrates in favor)
• Approved $40,000 allocation for homeless hotel vouchers (all magistrates in favor)

Fiscal Court