Logan County, Kentucky

Fiscal Court

The Fiscal Court will consider several approvals, including a bridge construction contract, a school resource officer agreement, and a county employee salary schedule. It will also review a bond release for the Occupational Tax Clerk and adopt the FY 2026-2027 budget ordinance. Additional items include discussion of ambulance service bids and review of the administrative code.

• Approve bid from Scott and Murphy, Inc. for bridge on Homer Insco Road – $77,826.00
• Approve School Resource Officer Agreement with Logan County Schools for FY 26/27
• Approve bond release for Occupational Tax Clerk Carla Hughes, retroactive June 9, 2026
• Approve salary schedule for all County Employees for FY 2026-2027
• Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 26-220-07, FY 2026-2027 Budget

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The Fiscal Court will hold second readings and adoptions of two ordinances: one updating personnel policies and compensation, another establishing criteria for accepting roads into the county system. They will also open bids for bulk granular road salt for the upcoming fiscal year and discuss ambulance service bids. Other items include approving the treasurer's bond and discussing radio frequency quotes.

• Open bids for bulk granular road salt for FY 26/27
• Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 26-230-01 (Personnel Policies and Compensation Plan)
• Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 26-620-01 (procedure for accepting roads into County Road System)
• Discuss ambulance service bids received at June 2 special called meeting
• Approve public official bond for Treasurer Amanda Stratton for FY 26/27

The Fiscal Court approved several financial transfers between funds, including $135,000 total to the Jail Fund. The court also authorized multiple roadwork requests, a vehicle outfit order for the Sheriff's Department, and radio frequency licenses.

• Approved May 26 and June 2 meeting minutes (Yes: All)
• Approved monthly bills (Yes: All)
• Acknowledged May 2026 Treasurer’s Financial Statement (Yes: All)
• Approved various budget transfers (Yes: All)
• Approved $50,000 transfer from Occupational Net Profits Tax Fund to Jail Fund (Yes: All)
• Approved $20,000 transfer from Occupational Net Profits Tax Fund to LGEA Fund (Yes: All)
• Approved $85,000 retroactive transfer from Occupational Net Profits Tax Fund to Jail Fund (Yes: All)
• Approved district roadwork requests (Yes: All)

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The Logan County Fiscal Court is meeting to receive open bids for emergency medical services for the fiscal year 2026-2027.

• Emergency medical services bids for FY 2026-2027
• Special called meeting

The court voted to adjourn the special session at 11:20 A.M. with all members voting yes. The court also opened ambulance service bids for FY 2026‑2027, receiving three submissions.

• Adjourned meeting at 11:20 A.M. (unanimous yes vote)

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The Logan County Fiscal Court will consider routine approvals of minutes and bills, receive the treasurer's report and department head updates, and hear road work requests. In new business, they will open bids for construction of a bridge on Homer Insco Road and vote on an ARPA expenditure of $6,751.79 for Hopkinsville Electric Service. An executive session is also scheduled.

• Open bids for construction of a bridge on Homer Insco Road
• Approve ARPA State and Local Fiscal Recovery Fund expenditure of $6,751.79 for Hopkinsville Electric Service
• Receive road work requests
• Approve bills and treasurer's report
• Community announcements and citizens participation

The Fiscal Court unanimously approved a $77,826 bid from Scott and Murphy, Inc. to build a bridge on Homer Insco Road, contingent on state funding. It also adopted a budget amendment adding $84,690.39 in unbudgeted receipts and approved related expenditures. Additional actions included road‑maintenance approvals, promotions at the detention center, and several budget transfers.

• Approved $77,826 bridge contract for Homer Insco Road (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 26-220-06, Budget Amendment No. 3 adding $84,690.39 to revenues and expenditures (unanimous)
• Approved road hearing advertisement to reroute Guy Canler Road, removing 924 ft old road and adding 1,081 ft new road (unanimous)
• Approved promotion of Jesse Dyer to Captain at the Detention Center (unanimous)
• Approved promotion of Elsie Skipworth to Sergeant at the Detention Center (unanimous)
• Approved Treasurer’s Budget Transfers totaling $13,? (list of transfers) (unanimous)
• Approved continuation of maintenance for all road districts (unanimous)
• Approved American Rescue Plan Act expenditure of $6,751.79 for Hopkinsville Electric Service (unanimous)

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The Fiscal Court will hold the first reading of the proposed Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Budget and an ordinance updating Personnel Policies, job descriptions, and salary schedules. Other business includes opening bids for hay cutting, discussing banking and health insurance renewals, approving a $4,000 Waste Tire Grant, a $27,827.85 ARPA expenditure for Pennyrile Electric, and a $288,300 Court Facilities Reimbursement. The court will also consider road salt purchase, road department contract amendments, and an interlocal agreement with South Central Kentucky Work Force Development.

• First reading of proposed 2026-2027 Fiscal Year Budget
• First reading of Ordinance No. 26-230-01 updating Personnel Policies and Compensation Plan
• Approve ARPA expenditure of $27,827.85 for Pennyrile Electric
• Approve Court Facilities Reimbursement of $288,300
• Approve Waste Tire Grant Application and Agreement for $4,000

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The Logan County Fiscal Court will consider agreements for road aid and mosquito control and set compensation for elected officers and their deputies. The body will also acknowledge budgets for the county and the Mud River Watershed Conservancy District for Fiscal Year 2026-2027.

• Set monthly compensation for Coroner, Magistrates, Deputy Judge/Finance Officer, and County Attorney
• Approve bids for Emergency Medical Services for Fiscal Year 2026-2027
• Approve bids for bridge construction on Homer Insco Road
• Approve County Road Aid Cooperative Program Agreement for Fiscal Year 2026-2027
• Approve 2026 Training Incentive Payments for Magistrate Tyler Davenport

The Logan County Fiscal Court unanimously approved several budget amendments to record unbudgeted receipts, authorized multiple fund transfers, and adopted a $1,579,169.44 County Road Aid Cooperative Agreement. All motions passed with a roll‑call vote of YES: ALL.

• Approved minutes of the April 14, 2026 meeting (YES: ALL)
• Approved final design of the Sons of the American Revolution Legacy Project (YES: ALL)
• Approved $200 contribution to the Adairville Strawberry Festival (YES: ALL)
• Adopted Budget Amendment No. 2, adding $86,487.01 in receipts and matching expenditures (YES: ALL)
• Adopted Budget Amendment No. 3, adding $84,690.39 in receipts and matching expenditures (YES: ALL)
• Approved County Road Aid Cooperative Agreement for $1,579,169.44 (YES: ALL)
• Approved Treasurer’s transfers: $125,000 to Jail Fund; $25,000 to LGEA Fund; $75,000 to 911 Fund (YES: ALL)
• Set 2027 salaries for magistrates, county attorney, coroner, and deputies (YES: ALL)

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The Logan County Fiscal Court will hold its regular meeting on April 14, 2026 at 9:00 A.M. and will consider a range of items including reports, appointments, and several financial actions. Key actions include a second reading and possible adoption of Ordinance No. 26‑220‑01, which would establish an occupational license requirement and tax for county businesses. The Court will also discuss equipment trailer quotes for the Road Department, approve a resolution designating the Logan IDA to receive TVA funds, and open a series of bids for FY 2026‑2027 covering supplies, maintenance and construction services.

• Discuss equipment trailer quotes for the Logan County Road Department
• Approve the RDAAP resolution designating the Logan IDA as recipient of TVA funds
• Hold second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 26‑220‑01 (occupational license tax)
• Approve the Annual Standing Order to pre‑approve certain recurring expenses for FY 2026‑2027
• Open annual bids for FY 2026‑2027 including rock, fuel, tires, HVAC and plumbing maintenance

The Logan County Fiscal Court unanimously approved several budget transfers from the Occupational Net Profits Tax Fund to the Jail, LGEA, Parks & Recreation, E911, and Special Reserve funds. It also adopted a resolution designating the Logan Industrial Development Authority to receive TVA funds and to apply for up to $153,846 in grant money. Additional actions included hiring a part‑time sheriff bailiff and purchasing a $23,550 trailer. All votes were recorded as YES: ALL.

• Approved $125,000 transfer from Occupational Net Profits Tax Fund to Jail Fund (unanimous)
• Approved $55,000 transfer from Occupational Net Profits Tax Fund to LGEA Fund (unanimous)
• Approved $145,461 transfer from Occupational Net Profits Tax Fund to Parks and Recreation Fund (unanimous)
• Approved $25,000 transfer from Occupational Net Profits Tax Fund to E911 Fund (unanimous)
• Approved $150 transfer from Occupational Net Profits Tax Fund to Special Reserve Fund (unanimous)
• Approved resolution designating Logan Industrial Development Authority to receive TVA funds and apply for up to $153,846 grant (unanimous)
• Approved hiring of Edward B. Daniel as part‑time Sheriff Bailiff, effective March 25, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of 2026 Corn Pro Pintle Hitch Tilt Trailer for $23,550 (unanimous)

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The Logan County Fiscal Court will consider several agenda items, including open bids for the relocation and upgrade of radio tower equipment on Reservoir Hill and discussion of quotes for an equipment trailer for the Road Department. The Court will acknowledge budgets for the Detention Center and the North and South Logan Conservation Districts for FY 2026‑2027, and will approve an ARPA State and Local Fiscal Recovery Fund expenditure of $11,436.47 for PRECC. Routine reports, old business, and new business will also be addressed.

• Open bids for relocation and upgrade of radio tower equipment on Reservoir Hill
• Discuss quotes received for an equipment trailer for the Logan County Road Department
• Approve ARPA State and Local Fiscal Recovery Fund expenditure of $11,436.47 for PRECC
• Acknowledge receipt of the Logan County Detention Center FY 2026‑2027 Budget
• Acknowledge receipt of North Logan and South Logan Conservation Districts’ budgets and tax rates for FY 26/27

The Logan County Fiscal Court unanimously approved the March 10 minutes, added the House Bill 556 agreement to the agenda, and adopted a budget amendment to record $126,863.96 in unbudgeted receipts with matching expenditures. It also approved several treasury transfers—including $125,000 to the Jail Fund—road maintenance directives, an $18,000 bridge repair contract, a $153,634 radio‑equipment upgrade, and the House Bill 556 sentencing‑credits agreement. All items passed with a roll‑call vote of “yes: all.”

• Approved March 10, 2026 meeting minutes (yes: all)
• Amended agenda to add House Bill 556 agreement as item #7 (yes: all)
• Approved budget amendment for $126,863.96 unbudgeted receipts and expenditures (yes: all)
• Approved treasury transfers, including $125,000 from Occupational Net Profits Tax Fund to Jail Fund (yes: all)
• Approved $18,000 contract with McIntosh Welding, LLC for Kirby Road bridge repairs (yes: all)
• Approved $153,634.23 contract with Communications International for radio equipment upgrade at Reservoir Hill tower (yes: all)
• Tabled discussion on equipment trailer quotes for Road Department to allow review (yes: all)
• Approved $11,436.47 ARPA fund expenditure for Pennyrile Electric under House Bill 556 (yes: all)

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The Logan County Fiscal Court will hold a hearing regarding the relocation of Glistening Auto Salvage. Members will also consider resolutions for jail funding and inmate road crew agreements. The body will discuss bids for a recycling center baler and an amendment to the occupational license tax ordinance.

• Relocation hearing for Glistening Auto Salvage from 3284 Homer Road to a location off 431 North
• Resolution regarding House Bill 557 for state prisoner housing funding in county jails
• Roadside Inmate Road Crews Agreement Modification with the Commonwealth of Kentucky
• Bids for black fly treatment (Vectobac) for Red River, Whippoorwill Creek, Little Whippoorwill, and Pleasant Grove Creek
• Annual bids for FY 2026-2027 including fuel, rock, tires, and detention center maintenance

The court approved a resolution to support House Bill 557 for additional county jail funding and a modification to the Roadside Inmate Road Crews Agreement. It also approved advertising for black‑fly treatment of several creeks and for FY 2026‑2027 annual bids covering a range of supplies and maintenance services. Additionally, the court scheduled a hearing to consider relocating the Glistening Auto Salvage recycling site.

• Hold hearing to relocate Glistening Auto Salvage recycling site from 3284 Homer Rd to off 431 North near Logan Aluminum
• Approve resolution supporting House Bill 557 for additional county jail funding
• Approve modification of the Roadside Inmate Road Crews Agreement with the Commonwealth of Kentucky
• Approve advertising for Vectobac black‑fly treatment of Red River, Whippoorwill Creek, Little Whippoorwill Creek and Pleasant Grove Creek for FY 26/27
• Approve advertising for FY 2026‑2027 annual bids for fuel, rock, tile/pipe, janitorial supplies, inmate hygiene supplies, tires, hot mix, cold mix, plumbing maintenance and HVAC maintenance for the detention center and other county facilities

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The Logan County Fiscal Court will consider several approvals, including a lease agreement for 11 vehicles for the Sheriff’s Department and a service contract for the Clerk’s Office. It will also discuss contributions to the Chamber of Commerce, open bids for a recycling baler, and reappoint a water district commissioner. Additional items include vehicle surplus actions, radio tower upgrades, and a drug‑testing agreement for county employees.

• Approve lease agreement for 11 vehicles with Sternberg Advantage Leasing for the Sheriff’s Department
• Approve Government Utilities Technologies Service agreement for the Clerk’s Office (1‑year term starting April 1 2026)
• Open bids for a used/like‑new baler for the Logan County Recycling Center
• Reappoint Tim Taylor to the East Logan Water District Commissioners for a 4‑year term beginning March 13 2026
• Approve agreement with Cornerstone Diagnostics for drug testing for County employees

The Fiscal Court approved a series of budget transfers, including a $150,000 move to fund a sheriff vehicle lease, $135,000 to the Jail Fund, and $125,000 to the LGEA Fund. It also authorized hiring a deputy patrol officer and a detention‑center teaching assistant, and approved a vehicle lease for ten Dodge Durangos and one Ford F‑150. Additional actions included a $25,000 contribution to the Chamber of Commerce and advertising for radio tower upgrade bids.

• Approved Treasurer’s Budget Transfers, including $150,000 sheriff vehicle lease (vote: all except Bouldin no)
• Approved $135,000 transfer from Occupational Net Profits Tax Fund to Jail Fund (vote: all yes)
• Approved $125,000 transfer from Occupational Net Profits Tax Fund to LGEA Fund (vote: all yes)
• Approved hiring Deputy Patrol Officer Brandon DeArmond at $26.13/hr (vote: all yes)
• Approved hiring teaching assistant Marcia Key at $19.99/hr (vote: all yes)
• Approved vehicle lease for ten 2026 Dodge Durangos and one 2025 Ford F‑150 (vote: all except Bouldin no)
• Approved $25,000 contribution to Logan County Chamber of Commerce for 2026 concerts (vote: all yes)
• Approved advertising for bids to relocate and upgrade radio tower equipment on Reservoir Hill (vote: all yes)

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The Logan County Fiscal Court will consider training incentive payments for several elected officials and the jailer. The body will also review the 2025 Annual Solid Waste Report and a contract modification for the inmate labor work crew.

• 2026 Training Incentive Payments for Jailer, Judge/Executive, Magistrates, and Sheriff
• 2025 Annual Solid Waste Report
• Contract modification with Kentucky Transportation Cabinet for Inmate Labor Work Crew (07/01/2024 – 06/30/2026)
• Budgeted contribution payment to the Logan County Fair Board for FY 25/26
• Generator Maintenance quotes for Logan County ECC

The Fiscal Court unanimously approved several budget transfers, including $135,000 to the Jail Fund, $35,000 to the 911 Fund, and $125 to the Special Reserve Fund. It also increased the Roadside Inmate Work Crews contract to $109,000, hired an engineer to assess Traughber Road flooding, and authorized a $25,000 contribution to the County Fair Board. Additional actions included a $2,950 generator‑maintenance contract and scheduling a public hearing on relocating an auto salvage yard.

• Approved $135,000 transfer from Occupational Net Profits Tax Fund to Jail Fund (YES: ALL)
• Approved $35,000 transfer from Occupational Net Profits Tax Fund to 911 Fund (YES: ALL)
• Approved $125 transfer from Occupational Net Profits Tax Fund to Special Reserve Fund (YES: ALL)
• Approved multiple budget transfers: $30.67 equipment, $35,000 jail health insurance, $600 jail food supplies, $2,000 jail linens, $134.87 animal shelter bank charges, $2,000 animal shelter building maintenance (YES: ALL)
• Approved increase of Roadside Inmate Work Crews contract to $109,000 (YES: ALL)
• Approved $25,000 one‑time contribution to Logan County Fair Board (YES: ALL)
• Approved hiring an engineer to assess Traughber Road flooding issues (YES: ALL)
• Approved advertising a public hearing on March 10 for relocation of Glistening Auto Salvage Yard (YES: ALL)

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The Fiscal Court unanimously approved a $55,000 transfer from the Occupational Net Profits Tax Fund to the Jail Fund and a $35,000 transfer to the 911 Fund. It also approved continued road maintenance for all districts, a promotion for Deputy Sheriff Kenneth Devoe, and several purchases and contracts including a $12,500 Ford F‑150 for Animal Care and a $6,430.40 website services agreement. Additional approvals were a $43,420.38 American Rescue Plan expenditure to Pennyrile Rural Electric and the table of generator‑maintenance discussion until the February 10 meeting.

• Approved $55,000 transfer to Jail Fund (YES: ALL)
• Approved $35,000 transfer to 911 Fund (YES: ALL)
• Approved continued road maintenance for all districts (YES: ALL)
• Approved promotion of Kenneth Devoe to Certified Deputy Sheriff (YES: ALL)
• Approved purchase of 2019 Ford F‑150 for Animal Care ($12,500) (YES: ALL)
• Approved $43,420.38 American Rescue Plan expenditure to Pennyrile Rural Electric (YES: ALL)
• Approved $6,430.40 website and tax‑service agreement with Government Utilities Services (YES: ALL)
• Tabled Generator Maintenance discussion until Feb. 10, 2026 (YES: ALL)

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The Logan County Fiscal Court will consider approving several agreements and purchases, including a $60,000 mini excavator, emergency radio system equipment with Wilson Communications, and payments for training incentives totaling over $9,000. The court will also discuss the Commissary Bids opened in December and approve amendments to the County Clerk’s Fee Budget.

• Approve purchase of 2025 Caterpillar 309 CR Mini Excavator for $60,000.00
• Approve agreement with Wilson Communications for Emergency Communications Radio System equipment and parts
• Approve agreement with Wilson Communications for Emergency Communications Radio System maintenance and monitoring
• Approve amendments to the Calendar Year 2025 County Clerk’s Fee Budget
• Approve payment of $2,651.06 for Finance Officer Karen Taylor's 2025 training incentives

The court unanimously approved the purchase of a 2025 Caterpillar 309 CR mini excavator for $60,000. It also approved multiple fund transfers from the Occupational Net Profits Tax Fund to the Jail, LGEA, and 911 funds. Additional approvals included a part‑time Deputy Jailer hire, emergency communications equipment and maintenance contracts, and a FEMA public‑assistance grant.

• Approved purchase of Caterpillar 309 CR mini excavator for $60,000 (all yes)
• Approved $110,000 transfer from Occupational Net Profits Tax Fund to Jail Fund (all yes)
• Approved $25,000 transfer from Occupational Net Profits Tax Fund to LGEA Fund (all yes)
• Approved $35,000 transfer from Occupational Net Profits Tax Fund to 911 Fund (all yes)
• Approved hire of Charles Lindsey as part‑time Deputy Jailer at $17.74/hr (all yes)
• Approved emergency communications radio equipment agreement with Wilson Communications at 18% above cost (all yes)
• Approved emergency communications radio maintenance contract with Wilson Communications for $76,650 annually (all yes)
• Approved FEMA DR4864 public assistance grant agreement for $19,664.74 (all yes)