Boyle County public meetings in 2025

Fiscal Court

The Fiscal Court will hold a special called meeting to discuss the 2026 Sheriff's budget and salary cap. Members will review bids for ambulances, a densifier, and a gate opener. The body will also consider a grant amendment and resolution for the Perryville Tap.

• 2nd reading of Budget Amendment
• 2026 Budget & Salary Cap for Sheriff Taylor Bottom
• Ambulance bids presented by EMS Director Mike Rogers
• Densifier bid presented by Recycling Director Angie Muncy
• Perryville Tap Grant Amendment & Resolution

The Fiscal Court approved multiple budget transfers totaling $12,128,516.14, cash allocations of $25,000 to the Road Fund, $150,000 each to the Jail and EMS Funds, and $10,000 to the Fleet Fund, and authorized bills for $215,879.59. It also adopted a $30,827,610.42 budget amendment, a $525,000 state advancement bond for the Sheriff’s Office, and several procurement contracts including a $91,000 Rumpke foam densifier bid and a $30,214.42 Soky Elite gate opener bid. The court approved a $200,000 amendment to the Perryville TAP grant and authorized the Buster Pike Bridge construction agreement, with Magistrate Ellis abstaining. All votes were unanimous except the noted abstention.

• Approved $12,128,516.14 budget transfers (all magistrates in favor)
• Approved cash transfers: $25,000 Road Fund, $150,000 Jail Fund, $150,000 EMS Fund, $10,000 Fleet Fund (all in favor)
• Approved $215,879.59 bills (all in favor)
• Approved $30,827,610.42 budget amendment (all in favor)
• Approved $525,000 State Advancement Bond for Sheriff’s Office (all in favor)
• Approved $91,000 Rumpke bid for Foam Densifier (all in favor)
• Approved $30,214.42 Soky Elite gate opener bid (all in favor)
• Approved Buster Pike Bridge construction agreement; Magistrate Ellis abstained (all others in favor)

Fiscal Court

The Fiscal Court will discuss the future acquisition or sale of real property in an executive session. It will also consider approving budget transfers, cash transfers, and bills. Additional agenda items include Extension Board appointments and updates on the hospital renovation and courthouse clocktower.

• Approve budget transfers
• Approve cash transfers
• Approve bills
• Extension Board appointments
• Hospital renovation update

The court approved the November 25, 2025 minutes, $19,332.25 in budget transfers, and a series of cash transfers moving more than $2 million among county funds. It also approved $2,699,636.59 in bills, appointments to the District Extension Board, a vehicle lease for the IT department, and the RingCentral phone agreement. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved minutes from Nov 25, 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved budget transfers totaling $19,332.25 (unanimous)
• Approved cash transfers: $150,000 General Fund → Jail Fund; $1,906,401.41 Occupational Tax Fund → General Fund; $100,000 General Fund → Jail Fund; $150,000 General Fund → EMS Fund; $881.81 General Fund → Road Fund; $1,000,000 General Fund → Interest‑Bearing Account (unanimous)
• Approved bills totaling $2,699,636.59 (unanimous)
• Approved appointments of Jennifer Gaddis and Beth Johnson to the District Extension Board (unanimous)
• Approved lease of V‑6 Durango vehicle for IT Department (unanimous)
• Approved RingCentral agreement purchase for $7,000 and termination of rental (unanimous)

Fiscal Court

The Fiscal Court will meet to approve bills, budget transfers, and cash transfers. The body will consider approvals to bid for a 2027 ambulance and an EPS foam densifier, as well as an OTJ training contract.

• Approval to bid 2027 Ambulance
• Approval to bid EPS Foam Densifier
• OTJ Training Contract
• P&Z text amendment
• Winter Hotel Voucher Program discussion

The court approved budget transfers of $253,405.71 and several cash transfers totaling $735,000.00, as well as bills for $202,139.98. It also approved an $8,800 reimbursement for hotel vouchers, reallocated unused Essity rental funds, approved bids for an EPS foam densifier, and approved an on‑the‑job training contract up to $10,000. The court denied the Agriculture District zoning amendment that would raise the minimum lot size from one to five acres and sent the amendment back for further review.

• Approved budget transfers totaling $253,405.71 (unanimous)
• Approved cash transfers: $500,000 to General Account, $50,000 to Jail Fund, $10,000 to Fleet, $175,000 to EMS Fund (unanimous)
• Approved bills totaling $202,139.98 (unanimous)
• Approved $8,800 reimbursement for hotel vouchers (unanimous)
• Reallocated unused Essity rental budget (unanimous)
• Approved bids for EPS Foam Densifier using grant funds (unanimous)
• Approved On‑the‑Job Training contract up to $10,000 (unanimous)
• Denied Agriculture District zoning amendment to increase minimum lot size (unanimous)

Meetings - Committees

The Ethics Commission is holding a special meeting to discuss Statement of Financial Interest (SOFI) filings and training. The body will also review a preliminary inquiry regarding an ethics code violation.

• Compliance for remaining 2024 SOFI non-filers
• Update on the 2025 Online SOFI Project
• Status of proposed Ethics Ordinance revisions pending before Boyle Fiscal Court
• Required distribution of Kentucky Open Records & Open Meetings Acts certificates
• Preliminary Inquiry Case 25-EC-001: Alford v Cox

Fiscal Court

The Fiscal Court will meet to review budget transfers, bills, and a first reading of a budget amendment. The body will also discuss a master plan for pickleball courts and an ethics alternate appointment.

• JRA Architects Pickleball Courts & Master plan
• Budget Amendment 1st Reading
• Ethics alternate appointment
• BGADD Bluegrass Recovery Initiative
• Approval of budget and cash transfers

Fiscal Court

The Boyle County Fiscal Court will consider routine approvals such as budget and cash transfers and a series of new business items. Topics include a proclamation for Mind & Memory Care, a KIA memorial donation, health department coordination, insurance renewals, dental coverage changes, a re‑entry class program, a glass pulverizer project, an illegal dump grant, ethics proposals, a Currens Law Office agreement, and a plan for new pickleball courts with JRA Architects.

• Approve budget transfers
• Approve cash transfers
• Insurance renewals
• Dental coverage changes
• JRA Architects – Pickleball courts

The Fiscal Court unanimously approved budget transfers of $11,912.35 and cash transfers totaling $500,000 from various county funds. It also approved bills for $109,175.69 and a set of health‑plan recommendations, including a dental increase to $1,500. The Court accepted the Andela Glass Pulverizer contract, authorized an application for an Illegal Open Dump grant, and adopted an electronic version of the Statement of Financial Interests. A motion to collect air‑quality data at Alum Springs was denied.

• Approved $500,000 cash transfers (interest‑bearing to General Fund, $150,000 to Jail Fund, $150,000 to EMS Fund) – unanimous
• Approved $11,912.35 budget transfers – unanimous
• Approved bills totaling $109,175.69 – unanimous
• Approved health‑plan recommendations (Point C, MedBen, Rescribe program, 180 Gerber, dental increase to $1,500) – unanimous
• Approved Andela Products contract for Glass Pulverizer System ($85,247) – unanimous
• Approved applying for Illegal Open Dump grant – unanimous
• Approved electronic SOFI system – unanimous
• Denied motion to collect state‑agency air‑quality data at Alum Springs (2‑yes, 4‑no) – denied

Fiscal Court

The Fiscal Court will approve budget transfers, cash transfers, and several bills. New business includes an ethics appointment for Mimi White, several proclamations, and updates from the building inspector, payroll clerk, sheriff, and county clerk. An executive session will be held to consider the future acquisition or sale of county real property. The meeting is open to the public and will be live‑streamed.

• Approve budget transfers
• Approve cash transfers
• Approve bills
• Ethics appointment of Mimi White
• Executive session on possible acquisition or sale of county real property

The Fiscal Court approved the minutes from the September meetings, budget transfers of $9,810.84, and cash transfers totaling $1,250,000 to the General, Jail, EMS, and Opioid funds. It also approved county bills for $953,035.35, appointed Mimi White to the Ethics Board, and adopted two proclamations. The Court accepted a $3,976.59 training incentive for Sheriff Taylor Bottom and approved several committee reports.

• Approved September 23 and September 25 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved budget transfers totaling $9,810.84 (unanimous)
• Approved cash transfers: $1,250,000 from Interest‑Bearing to General Fund, $275,000 to Jail Fund, $275,000 to EMS Fund, $19,271.32 to EMS Fund (unanimous)
• Approved county bills totaling $953,035.35 (unanimous)
• Approved appointment of Mimi White to the Ethics Board (unanimous)
• Approved 2025 Extension Homemakers Week proclamation (unanimous)
• Approved Breast Cancer Awareness Month proclamation (unanimous)
• Approved Sheriff Taylor Bottom’s training incentive of $3,976.59 (unanimous)

Fiscal Court

The Boyle County Fiscal Court held a special‑called work session at 10:00 a.m. The court will discuss the design of an Emergency Services Building. No decisions or contracts are listed in the agenda.

• Emergency Services Building design discussion

The Boyle County Fiscal Court held a special meeting on September 25, 2025. Architect Rob Deal presented public safety building layout options, and a completed geotechnical report was noted but not yet reviewed. The court voted to adjourn, with all magistrates present voting in favor. The next meeting was scheduled for October 8, 2025 at 2:00 p.m.

• Adjourned meeting (unanimous support from all magistrates present)
• Scheduled next meeting for October 8, 2025 at 2:00 p.m.

Fiscal Court

The Boyle County Fiscal Court will vote to approve prior meeting minutes, budget transfers, cash transfers, and various bills. It will also discuss tax rates for the library, fire department, and conservation district, and review bids for a glass pulverizer. Additional items include an EDA grant approval, a defibrillator purchase, an EMS privacy notice, and the August monthly settlement.

• Approve budget transfers
• Approve cash transfers
• Approve bills
• Glass pulverizer bids (Recycling Director)
• EDA grant approval (City Engineer)

The Fiscal Court unanimously approved several financial actions, including $4,289.92 budget transfers, $50,000 to the Jail Fund, $125,000 to the EMS Fund, and bills totaling $524,479.20. It also appointed Jennifer Puckett to the Ethics Committee, approved the Domestic Violence Awareness Month proclamation, and authorized the county to apply for an Economic Development Administration grant of up to $1.5 million. A motion to shut down the Air Burner at Alum Springs Convenience Center failed by a 2‑3 vote.

• Appointed Jennifer Puckett to Ethics Committee (unanimous)
• Approved $4,289.92 budget transfers (unanimous)
• Approved cash transfers $50,000 to Jail Fund and $125,000 to EMS Fund (unanimous)
• Approved bills $519,145.87 plus $5,333.33 add‑on (total $524,479.20) (unanimous)
• Approved Domestic Violence Awareness Month proclamation (unanimous)
• Approved Library tax rates (Ellis abstained, motion passed)
• Authorized application for EDA grant up to $1.5 million (unanimous)
• Motion to shut down Air Burner failed (2‑3 vote)

Fiscal Court

The Fiscal Court will meet to approve bills, cash transfers, and budget transfers. The body will also discuss a utility trailer purchase and the fall paving list.

• Approval of budget and cash transfers
• Utility trailer purchase
• Fall paving list
• Courthouse Tax Credit application fee
• CVB financial update

The court unanimously approved the August 26 minutes, budget transfers of $7,043.60, cash transfers totaling $1,860,000, and a $4,313,854.59 bill package. It also approved the five‑year Republic Services agreement, a $14,690 tilt‑trailer purchase, a $375 tax‑credit application fee, a $10,500 site‑survey agreement for a potential pickle‑ball court, the 2025 fall paving list, and the EMS Committee report.

• Approved meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved budget transfers of $7,043.60 (unanimous)
• Approved cash transfers totaling $1,860,000 (unanimous)
• Approved bills totaling $4,313,854.59 (unanimous)
• Approved Republic Services five‑year agreement (unanimous)
• Approved Aardvark tilt‑trailer bid $14,690 (unanimous)
• Approved Tax Credit Application fee $375 (unanimous)
• Approved BFW site‑survey agreement $10,500 (unanimous)

Fiscal Court

The Boyle County Fiscal Court is holding a special called meeting. The session is dedicated to discussing the design of the Emergency Services Building.

• Emergency Services Building Design work session

Fiscal Court

The court unanimously approved budget and cash transfers, several bills, and the second readings of two ordinances. It also adopted the 2025 property tax rates at a 5.4% compensating rate and approved the purchase of a mini track hoe. Additionally, the court rejected a high‑cost fence bid for the Constitution Square picket fence.

• Approved minutes from the August 12 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved $66,881.25 budget transfers (unanimous)
• Approved $500,000 cash transfers among county funds (unanimous)
• Approved bills totaling $196,738.36 (unanimous)
• Approved second readings of Ordinance 350.2.1 and Ordinance 920.28 (unanimous)
• Approved 2025 tax rates at a 5.4% compensating rate (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of a mini track hoe for $103,696.74, paid upon delivery (unanimous)
• Rejected Constitution Square picket fence bid of $232,120.00 (unanimous)

Fiscal Court

The Fiscal Court approved budget and cash transfers totaling over $741,000 and authorized $2.97 M in county bills. It confirmed several appointments and purchases, including a $14,635 Polaris ATV and $8,180 for IV pumps. The court awarded the $1,025,000 Parsons Construction bid for the Alum Springs Bike Park and approved related public‑safety and infrastructure items.

• Approved Budget Transfers of $241,528.49 (all magistrates in favor)
• Approved Cash Transfers totaling $500,000.00 plus additional fund moves (all magistrates in favor)
• Approved County Bills totaling $2,973,605.84 (all magistrates in favor)
• Approved Parsons Construction bid $1,025,000 for Alum Springs Bike Park (all magistrates in favor)
• Approved purchase of Polaris ATV for $14,635.00 (all magistrates in favor)
• Approved Penncare IV pump bid for $8,180.00 (all magistrates in favor)
• Approved Flock Safety camera contract $42,000 total (all magistrates in favor)
• Approved first reading of Ordinance 350.2.1 (flood damage standards) (all magistrates in favor)

Fiscal Court

The court approved the minutes from the July 7 and July 8 meetings. It then approved county bills totaling $978,050.18, including a $354,553.18 bill and a $623,497.00 insurance bill, with all magistrates voting in favor. Additional motions were adopted, such as sponsoring the Back‑to‑School Block Party, renewing the ESI employee assistance program, and waiving past SOFI fees while establishing new fines for 2025.

• Approved July 7 and July 8 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved county bills totaling $978,050.18 (unanimous)
• Approved $5,300 sponsorship for Back‑to‑School Block Party (unanimous)
• Approved $5,123.49 ESI renewal (unanimous)
• Approved Garlough Garage Doors bid for Fred Cain garage doors (unanimous)
• Approved $19,480.80 Stryker agreement renewal (unanimous)
• Approved $16,500 T1 Vent purchase (unanimous)
• Approved waiver of past SOFI fees and new 2025 SOFI fines (unanimous)

Fiscal Court

The court unanimously approved the minutes from June meetings, $56,125.87 budget transfers, and $536,156.85 cash transfers to the Road, Jail, EMS, Fleet, and Opioid funds. It also confirmed the appointment of John Feather to the Boyle County Fire Board, adopted a zoning text amendment allowing limited power of attorney, and imposed fines on non‑compliant Airbnb rentals. Additional actions included approving painting and salt contracts, a 12‑week unpaid leave policy, a $12,775 CivicPlus payment, and a $46,000 road resurfacing project. All motions passed with all magistrates voting in favor.

• Approved minutes from the June 26 Special Called meeting and June 24 regular meeting (all magistrates in favor)
• Approved budget transfers of $56,125.87 (all magistrates in favor)
• Approved cash transfers totaling $536,156.85 to Road, Jail, EMS, Fleet, and Opioid funds (all magistrates in favor)
• Approved appointment of John Feather to the Boyle County Fire Board (all magistrates in favor)
• Approved zoning text amendment to allow limited power of attorney for representatives (all magistrates in favor)
• Approved fines and penalties for Airbnb rentals not following the county ordinance (all magistrates in favor)
• Approved painting contract with Winners Circle Painting for the Recycling and Public Works buildings (all magistrates in favor)
• Approved road resurfacing of Coconaugher Road for $46,000 (all magistrates in favor)

Fiscal Court

The Boyle County Fiscal Court met to discuss possible placement of an eastern bypass connector road (State Highway District 7). Engineers presented three route alternatives and public comments were heard. No road plan was approved or denied. The court then adjourned by unanimous vote of the magistrates.

• Adjourned meeting (5-0)

Fiscal Court

The Fiscal Court unanimously approved a zoning change request for long‑term transitional housing on Third Street, to be forwarded to the Danville City Commission. It also approved budget and cash transfers totaling $468,110.76 and $25,000, respectively, and adopted the Enterprise Fleet Management agreement. Additional actions included approving ordinance readings, appointments to the Library Board and Planning & Zoning Commission, and authorizing payment for a sprinkler system application.

• Approved zoning change for long‑term transitional housing on Third Street (unanimous)
• Approved Budget Transfers of $468,110.76 (unanimous)
• Approved Cash Transfers of $25,000 (unanimous)
• Approved Enterprise Fleet Management agreement (unanimous)
• Approved 2nd reading of Ordinance 221.31 (unanimous)
• Approved 2nd reading of Ordinance 230.10 (unanimous)
• Approved appointments to Boyle County Public Library Board (unanimous)
• Approved payment of $1,535 for sprinkler system application (unanimous)

Fiscal Court

The Boyle County Fiscal Court unanimously approved the May 27 meeting minutes, budget and cash transfers, and $4,750,491.08 in county bills. It also approved a $110,000 payment for a dump‑truck purchase and a lease for Grayson’s Tavern (July 1 2025 – Dec 31 2026). The Court gave first reading approval to Ordinance 230.10 and adopted extensive changes to the Administrative Code. All motions passed with every magistrate voting in favor.

• Approved May 27 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Budget Transfers of $288,555.82 (unanimous)
• Approved Cash Transfers totaling $1,300,000 (unanimous)
• Approved county bills totaling $4,750,491.08 (unanimous)
• Approved $110,000 payment for ordered dump‑truck (unanimous)
• Approved lease for Grayson’s Tavern (July 1 2025 – Dec 31 2026) (unanimous)
• Approved first reading of Ordinance 230.10 (unanimous)
• Approved changes to the Administrative Code (unanimous)

Meetings - Committees

The Boyle County Fiscal Court held a public hearing on June 10, 2025. No public comments were received regarding the Local Government Economic Assistance (LGEA) Funds or the County Road Aid (CRA) Fund. Magistrate Jamey Gay moved to adjourn, Magistrate Paula Bodner seconded, and the motion passed with all three magistrates voting in favor.

• Motion to adjourn passed unanimously (3-0)

Fiscal Court

The Boyle County Fiscal Court approved the 2025/2026 budget first reading, adopted Old Stanford Road for county maintenance, and approved several cash transfers, a $130 million health bond, reappointments, an interlocal workforce agreement, and a major recycling grant. All motions passed with every Magistrate voting in favor.

• Approved minutes from April 22, May 6, and May 13 meetings – all Magistrates voting in favor
• Approved cash transfers: $900,000 from interest account to General Fund, $600,000 to Road Fund, $150,000 to Jail Fund, $100,000 to EMS Fund – all Magistrates voting in favor
• Approved second reading of the $130,000,000 Ephraim McDowell Health Bond Ordinance 950.26 – all Magistrates voting in favor
• Reappointed Lisa Bottom and John Bowling to the Danville‑Boyle County CVB Board – all Magistrates voting in favor
• Approved the 2025/2026 budget first reading ($63,154,237) – all Magistrates voting in favor
• Adopted Old Stanford Road (County Road 1149) for county maintenance – all Magistrates voting in favor
• Approved interlocal workforce development agreement among Bluegrass ADD Counties – all Magistrates voting in favor
• Approved Kentucky Pride Fund Recycling Grant ($574,571) – all Magistrates voting in favor

Fiscal Court

The court approved the first reading of the $130,000,000 Ephraim McDowell Health Bond Ordinance. It also authorized $581,084.98 in budget transfers, $1,015,000 in cash transfers among funds, and $1,759,581.24 in bills. Additional actions included the 2024 Sheriff’s local tax settlement, a $10,000 payment for the Bunny Davis Pool leak repair, and the appointment of Jason Lamb to the Parks & Rec Committee.

• Approved $581,084.98 budget transfers (all magistrates in favor)
• Approved $1,015,000 cash transfers among General, Road, Jail, EMS, and Fleet Funds (all magistrates in favor)
• Approved $1,759,581.24 in bills (all magistrates in favor)
• Approved first reading of $130,000,000 Ephraim McDowell Health Bond Ordinance 950.26 (all magistrates in favor)
• Approved 2024 Sheriff’s Local Tax Settlement and authorized Judge to sign (all magistrates in favor)
• Approved $10,000 payment for major leak repair at Bunny Davis Pool (all magistrates in favor)
• Approved appointment of Jason Lamb to Parks & Rec Committee, term ending May 13, 2029 (all magistrates in favor)
• Approved contract bids: Tommy Little Painting $13,000, Lee’s Concrete $10,302, D&I Contracting roofing $367,700 (all magistrates in favor)

Fiscal Court

The Fiscal Court approved a service agreement with the Public Consulting Group for the Ambulance Supplemental Program, costing about $95,000 and projected to return $200,000‑$300,000. It also approved an AmeriCorps Service Site application costing $8,925 for a full‑time environmental education position. The Court authorized purchase of a 2025 Durango pursuit vehicle for $41,815 from Don Franklin. All motions were adopted by the magistrates.

• Approved EMS service agreement with Public Consulting Group (unanimous magistrate vote)
• Approved AmeriCorps Service Site Application ($8,925 cost; 5 in favor, 1 abstention)
• Approved purchase of 2025 Durango pursuit vehicle for $41,815 (unanimous magistrate vote)
• Adopted motion to adjourn the meeting (unanimous magistrate vote)

Fiscal Court

The Boyle County Fiscal Court approved multiple budget items, including $33,461.34 budget transfers, a $50,000 cash transfer to the Road Fund, $213,068.37 in bills, the 3.6% health department tax rate, a $55,000 mini‑paver purchase, and an $855,793.95 road aid agreement. It also approved the CivicPlus software agreement, closed several county accounts, and deferred the decision on the Bunny Davis pool repairs. The paint‑bid decision for the Fred Cain/Recycling building was postponed to the next meeting.

• Approved $33,461.34 budget transfers (unanimous)
• Approved $50,000 cash transfer from General Fund to Road Fund (unanimous)
• Approved $213,068.37 bills (unanimous)
• Approved 3.6% Health Department tax rate (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of $55,000 Hitek Malavasi mini‑paver (unanimous)
• Approved $855,793.95 County Road Aid agreement (unanimous)
• Approved CivicPlus agreement for online forms (unanimous)
• Deferred Bunny Davis pool repair decision (unanimous)

Fiscal Court

The Fiscal Court approved retaining Codell to design and build the new Public Safety Center, passing the motion 3‑2. The Court also approved FY 2026 Rural Secondary road projects and the associated Flex‑Fund project, both unanimously. Budget and cash transfers totaling $229,657.08 and $322,938.43 were approved with all magistrates voting yes. Bills for $1,336,547.38 and a tax‑credit consultant agreement were likewise approved unanimously.

• Approved retaining Codell for Public Safety Center (3‑2 vote)
• Approved FY 2026 Rural Secondary road program (unanimous)
• Approved FY 2026 Rural Secondary Flex‑Fund project (unanimous)
• Approved budget transfers of $229,657.08 (unanimous)
• Approved cash transfers of $322,938.43 (unanimous)
• Approved bills totaling $1,336,547.38 (unanimous)
• Approved tax‑credit consultant contract (unanimous)
• Approved reimbursement of $107,309.71 to Mercer County (unanimous)

Fiscal Court

The Fiscal Court approved an hourly-rate contract with Stites and Harbison PLLC to assist with filing the 2023 ARPA report to the U.S. Treasury, as recommended by Compass Municipal. The motion was made by Magistrate Jamey Gay, seconded by Magistrate Tom V Ellis, and passed with all members voting in favor. The Court then adjourned the meeting by unanimous vote.

• Approved hourly-rate contract with Stites and Harbison PLLC (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Fiscal Court

The Fiscal Court approved budget and cash transfers totaling $1 million, adopted the first reading of Ordinance 340.12, and approved several grants and purchases including a $734,804 recycling grant and EMS equipment. It also appointed Pat Bennett to the Planning & Zoning Board, approved the 2025/2026 jail budget, and granted authority to negotiate a temporary courthouse lease.

• Approved minutes from March 11, 2025 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved $63,270 budget transfers (unanimous)
• Approved $1,000,000 cash transfers to Road, Jail, EMS, and Community Trust Bank (unanimous)
• Approved $168,744 bills and $500 Earth Day sponsorship (unanimous)
• Approved first reading of Ordinance 340.12 (passed 4-1)
• Appointed Pat Bennett to Planning & Zoning Board (unanimous)
• Approved 2025/2026 jail budget (unanimous)
• Approved $734,804 Kentucky Pride Fund Recycling Grant (unanimous)