Boyle County public meetings in 2022
5 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Fiscal Court
The Fiscal Court approved over $354,000 in bills, budget and cash transfers, and road material bids. The court also approved the Sheriff Elect's budget and salary cap and extended a social work position for EMS until the next meeting.
- Approved bills totaling $354,478.18 (unanimous)
- Approved budget transfers of $197,900 (unanimous)
- Approved cash transfers of $351,000 (unanimous)
- Approved stone bid from Caldwell Stone
- Approved asphalt bid from Allen Company (unanimous)
- Approved Sheriff Elect Taylor Bottom's budget and salary cap (unanimous)
- Approved extension of Terry Dunn's EMS social work position until January 10th (unanimous)
- Approved December 6th meeting minutes (unanimous)
Fiscal Court
The Fiscal Court approved over $3 million in bills and various budget transfers. The board authorized the purchase of EMS vehicles and salt, and voted to allow Chris Coffman to remain on the Fire Protection Board following his resignation as a firefighter.
- Approved bills totaling $3,036,061.60 (unanimous)
- Approved budget transfers of $82,934.01 and cash transfers of $175,000 (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 2022.12.6.1 honoring Boyle County High School football team (unanimous)
- Authorized advertising for bids for two EMS chase vehicles (unanimous)
- Voted to discontinue Alum Springs land lease (unanimous)
- Accepted treated salt bid of $220 a ton and authorized 2023 asphalt and stone bids (unanimous)
- Approved creation of a new entry-level working supervisor position for the road department (unanimous)
- Approved allowing Chris Coffman to serve on the Fire Protection Board (4-1)
Fiscal Court
The Fiscal Court approved over $1.57 million in bills and a $187,819.69 cash transfer. The board authorized $150,000 in ARPA funds for a new fire station and approved several contracts for jail services. An ethics hearing was scheduled for December 6 regarding a Fire Board member.
- Approved bills totaling $1,572,715.03 (Unanimous)
- Approved cash transfer of $187,819.69 (Unanimous)
- Appointed Magistrate Ellis to the Perryville Battlefield Commission (Unanimous)
- Approved motion to advertise for vehicle lift bids (Unanimous)
- Renewed JailCore contract (Unanimous)
- Accepted HIP contract with Buddi (Unanimous)
- Scheduled ethics hearing for December 6 at 10:30 a.m. (Unanimous)
- Allotted $150,000 in ARPA funds toward new fire station (Unanimous)
Fiscal Court
The Fiscal Court approved the purchase of a used asphalt hot box and a new skid loader. Officials also authorized two budget amendments, a cash transfer for operations, and the renewal of employee health and pharmacy plans.
- Approved $2,859,148.93 in bills (unanimous)
- Approved $227,500 cash transfer for operations (unanimous)
- Approved purchase of used Hot Box from Seal Master (unanimous)
- Approved purchase of new Skid Loader from Meade Equipment for $58,934.00 (unanimous)
- Approved two budget amendments (unanimous)
- Approved application for KACO Workers Comp Grant for EMS (unanimous)
- Approved increasing full-time EMS staff capacity by one person to hire Abigail Thomas (unanimous)
- Approved health plan renewals and contracting with Rx Help Centers (unanimous)
Fiscal Court
The Fiscal Court approved a memorandum of agreement with Norfolk Southern for the Buster Pike Bridge and allocated $100,000 to the DBCDC for the current fiscal year. The court also declared an emergency vehicle need for Environmental Services and approved several financial transfers. A proposal for a satellite EMS station was tabled pending further inspection.
- Approved MOA with Norfolk Southern for Buster Pike Bridge demolition and reconstruction (Unanimous)
- Approved HMB design proposal for Buster Pike (Unanimous)
- Allocated $100,000 to DBCDC for current fiscal year (Unanimous)
- Approved $52,599 purchase of truck from Bob Allen after declaring emergency (Unanimous)
- Approved $462,121.76 in bills (Unanimous)
- Approved $104,675.00 in budget transfers and $400,966.43 in cash transfers (Unanimous)
- Approved purchase of asphalt hot box and skid loader (Unanimous)
- Approved renewal of IOP and SAP contracts with Shepherd’s House (Unanimous)