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The court approved budget transfers totaling $241,528.39 and cash transfers that included a transfer of $500,000 from an interest‑bearing account to the general fund and smaller transfers to the jail and EMS operating funds (examples noted during the meeting: $10,113.81 to the Boyle jail fund, $225,000 from the general fund to the jail, and $125,000 from the general fund to EMS). The court then approved the bills as presented; the county clerk reported the bill list totaled $2,973,605.84. Several community sponsorships were noted on the bills list (Imagination Library, youth volleyball, Chamber awards sponsorship and a balloon‑festival sponsorship). The court also noted a $245,000 air‑burner purchase paid by grant funds.

Separately, the court approved these items by voice vote:
- A transfer of $1,123.49 to cover an employee‑assistance program (ESI/EAP) shortfall.
- Payment of CivicPlus invoices: $10,209.37 for mass notification (CivicReady) and $6,097.29 for the county website (both budgeted).
- Purchase of a 2025 Polaris Ranger UTV (Polaris Ranger with power steering) from Rex's (bid/quote $14,635). The court also approved paying title and license fees up to $45 and allowed staff to pay at delivery if the vehicle arrives before the next meeting.
- A two‑year Flock public‑safety camera subscription (10 cameras total) with an annual cost of $21,000 (the vendor quoted $21,000 for the first year and $21,000 for a second year; the court approved the first‑year payment). Staff noted the cameras provide investigative value and that use and access follow a strict department policy.

Most motions were approved by voice vote with no recorded roll‑call tallies. The court emphasized that some purchases were budgeted and that grant funding covered the large air‑burner expense on the bills list.

Ending: County staff will complete procurement steps for the authorized purchases, submit documentation for the transfers and invoices, and proceed with title/registration actions for the UTV when it is delivered.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Boyle County Fiscal Court Regular Meeting - August 12, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","At the Aug. 12 meeting the court approved budget transfers and cash transfers, approved bills totaling $2,973,605.84, authorized payment of CivicPlus invoices, approved a Polaris Ranger purchase using the constituency endowment, and approved a two‑year Flock camera subscription (21,000/year).","taxTitle","Boyle County , Kentucky","taxId",53939,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":75,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":76,"_41":77,"_43":78,"_45":79,"_46":80,"_48":81,"_50":82,"_52":83,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":84,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":85,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":72,"_73":72},6587619,"Boyle County EMS honored for cardiac‑arrest save; court approves new IV pumps and training subscription",627,1347000,1974000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5566846-f5f1abef17cc97a8e34602fd03786d42&start=1347&end=1974","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5566846-f5f1abef17cc97a8e34602fd03786d42/thumbnail_1347000.jpg","/articles/6587619/Boyle-County/Kentucky/Boyle-County-EMS-honored-for-cardiacarrest-save-court-approves-new-IV-pumps-and-training-subscription","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6587619-15c290be767fd527da7b1a48047536cc/orig.mp4?Expires=1773713873&Signature=EOzqC0zCr7u-gJksaflg7aI0fMNfCiCf5Zq~ukfZFKD~1GzS8lSfU2LVVcogWlohdssNvU~lLfKKghl-9PZgzknIrQg9GO7Jt4QYlTRQ8AdgOEiqZy3RPXuAjBcLKWfmX5y5paktEAeqrJjpuOp1~ZS5wJUjWxK-l8UYLaE~OodGCs1NaBPLFhRoePCOMkcpy27zqUarJlD9WGy3fptbav87FcWvxBTO-6rj~pp5jR1eV7ALgfWrg9ROGQZoSLGvutxXY6ODTXmSjkLztbe0hCc2qrIc3lrz06hbaaF1U02usRflxBrBZM-WOPwHKIqU7EC9zTqaTh8qKHXHCxd4jA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Boyle County fiscal court on Aug. 12 publicly recognized EMS crew members who helped resuscitate an adult male patient; the patient, David Herron, attended the meeting and thanked the crew.

County staff described the call: EMS arrived for a patient initially ill and confused; the patient lost consciousness and a pulse in the ambulance, prompting CPR, airway management and epinephrine administration. Paramedics and EMTs performed advanced resuscitative care and restored a pulse en route to the hospital. David Herron addressed the court and said he was grateful to the EMS crew: \"If it wasn't for them, I wouldn't be here,\" he said.

Following the recognition, the court considered EMS equipment and training requests. Staff presented three bids for four IV infusion pumps and heavy‑duty transport cases: Master Medical ($9,750), BoundTree (about $8,130) and PennCare ($8,180). The EMS committee recommended PennCare because BoundTree's quote did not include the heavy‑duty cases the department specified. The court voted to approve the purchase recommendation for PennCare $8,180 and to proceed with procurement.

Separately, the court approved a budgeted annual renewal for PhonePratt (an online learning management system) for $3,110.21. Staff said PhonePratt allows assigning and tracking occasional or infrequent trainings to keep crews current on required skills.

Court discussion acknowledged the frequency of training, the volume of EMS runs (staff reported about 611 runs in July) and the value of allowing staff to see the outcome of high‑acuity calls. The equipment purchases and the training subscription were budgeted items and approved by voice vote.

Ending: The court presented challenge‑coins and recognition items to the crew members involved in the cardiac arrest save, approved the PennCare IV pump purchase and renewed the online training subscription for EMS.","County EMS paramedics and EMTs were publicly recognized for resuscitating an adult patient who later attended the meeting. The fiscal court approved purchasing four IV pumps (recommended vendor PennCare) and renewed the online training management system.",{"_33":87,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":88,"_41":89,"_43":90,"_45":91,"_46":92,"_48":93,"_50":94,"_52":95,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":96,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":97,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":72,"_73":72},6587623,"Boyle County awards Parsons design‑build contract for Alamo Springs mountain‑bike park; court hears updates on parks projects",2341,2331000,4672000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5566846-f5f1abef17cc97a8e34602fd03786d42&start=2331&end=4672","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5566846-f5f1abef17cc97a8e34602fd03786d42/thumbnail_2331000.jpg","/articles/6587623/Boyle-County/Kentucky/Boyle-County-awards-Parsons-designbuild-contract-for-Alamo-Springs-mountainbike-park-court-hears-updates-on-parks-projects","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6587623-70f9370f50846e8c2bda3bf6c39de729/orig.mp4?Expires=1773713873&Signature=kUqeTnePuJyUrfpsSiKhxiANRwVwiBEWqeUm8SVYX8015YFoJQtjMTHfaLIhvcPIksfVzAVlrOMXwL816vPgZ6WsEKHAL1IVMRPHBO4bCbl~ZgJMe6E1JbkdAG4CRHAVAHwehPLG9VSl9PCEWNCtK8BH6qtfpdF~HHqWAa9MLc8ztSdt0Q1CSwnAllH4BTmHr9LfvDbJ~pggQZH3sKezs-IvAKc4X3LFFwLVvGi86FrqqQY8-JScVQv1IYtpru-NQmy1Rac1bfnhKPW05dIZ7CPLSeleHtZkHS62A6jgScpoqlIFZurdd-0CywFqPbtTztTjw9N0S1oTHWXx~janjQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Boyle County fiscal court on Aug. 12 approved a design‑build recommendation from the project committee and awarded the Alamo Springs mountain‑bike park contract to Parsons Construction, the lowest bidder, for $1,025,000.

County staff said Parsons submitted the lowest of four bids received for the project. The fiscal court voted to accept the committee’s recommendation; the motion passed without recorded opposition. The county administrator reported Parsons is a design‑build firm, which the committee recommended to streamline delivery.

Separately during a long parks and recreation update, staff and Parks Director Tommy Burton briefed the court on an array of capital projects planned or under procurement: rehabilitation of three baseball/softball fields (RFP to go out, work expected to begin in mid‑October), a Millennium Park site‑furnishings and building repair project, playground surfacing replacement at Millennium Park, a utility vehicle and snow‑removal equipment purchase, and a multi‑year skate‑park planning effort. Staff said the skate‑park effort has an initial county contribution of about $400,000 and that two national skate‑park firms have provided example designs; the committee plans to put an RFP publicly for construction next year. County and city representatives are coordinating on many of the projects.

On process and schedule, staff told the court that some projects will be bid and constructed across fiscal years; skate‑park and mountain‑bike park schedules are likely to stretch into 2026 because contractors with concrete skate‑park and park‑building expertise are often booked a year in advance.

Court discussion emphasized multi‑use design, community involvement in skate‑park and mountain‑bike‑park planning, and economic-development benefits from recreation investment. The Parsons contract award authorizes preconstruction work and directs staff to return with mobilization and contract documents for signature.

Ending: Parsons Construction was selected as the design‑build contractor for the Alamo Springs project; the parks program will proceed with RFPs and design work on the skate park and other park improvements and return to the court as project phases require formal approvals.","The fiscal court approved Parsons Construction’s low bid to build the Alamo Springs mountain‑bike (multi‑use) park and heard briefings on a package of parks and recreation capital projects including ballfield rehabs, playground resurfacing, Millennium Park upgrades and a proposed skate park design effort.",{"_33":99,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":100,"_41":101,"_43":102,"_45":103,"_46":104,"_48":105,"_50":106,"_52":107,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":108,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":109,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":72,"_73":72},6587629,"Boyle County fiscal court authorizes $1.25 million CDBG application to upgrade Gun Range Road water lines",199,2113000,2312000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5566846-f5f1abef17cc97a8e34602fd03786d42&start=2113&end=2312","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5566846-f5f1abef17cc97a8e34602fd03786d42/thumbnail_2113000.jpg","/articles/6587629/Boyle-County/Kentucky/Boyle-County-fiscal-court-authorizes-125-million-CDBG-application-to-upgrade-Gun-Range-Road-water-lines","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6587629-546369f846bc995da3b77c51f087a3cf/orig.mp4?Expires=1773713873&Signature=Ij4tuC3ep1Fgdr~WVbFWuPdSkkUTbxCsP1xCXeOTg~2Xuia5j~3kbKSeyREl6Hehpc4IRixAKznGDMZRTgnVkcUi~6Ex-cyGe-yWd-O3AAF0XgQ0xbnbZ99m5JmJD9R3BVF~NmpJCrdWF~OxwHty0WX~h3uGo7EJQaEtL~FDcrhzJiYV88G1~iZUGovj6hgFcHI3om4zUbeoahJBqE41Rbl~~5a9gS032yZ1RO1tPNUks97dkCiBibABpWgxCpkE0uCFA0T1i~dbGS8Ke79XmqxnBwQJ5u-DAeHdD9lEBefVykLQBbDzJNmzKKFaDyXm-dwU2uiMkWAn27JojxppEQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Boyle County fiscal court on Aug. 12 unanimously approved a resolution authorizing the county judge to apply for a U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) of $1,250,000 for a water improvements project on and near Gun Range Road.

The resolution, read on the record by Magistrate Collins, says the grant application would fund upgrades and replacements to the existing water system to address chronic low pressure, public-health and fire-protection concerns. \"The Boyle County fiscal court does hereby approve this resolution and authorizes the judge executive to execute the same on behalf of the county,\" Magistrate Collins read from the resolution.

The project described in the application would extend and upsize water main along Gun Range Road, replacing smaller lines with 12-inch pipe to increase supply and pressure for neighborhoods served from U.S. 34 East, including Old Bridge and Wells Landing. Court discussion made clear the vote authorized only submitting the federal grant application; the county will pursue the application and supporting documents if it qualifies.

Magistrates moved and seconded the resolution, and the court recorded an affirmative voice vote. No additional local funding or construction contract was approved at the meeting; those steps would require separate approvals if the grant is awarded.

If awarded, the CDBG funds would be federal grant dollars administered through HUD. The court’s action authorizes the judge executive to sign all application and project documents to pursue the federal support.

The court did not set or approve construction contracts during the meeting; staff and the judge executive will proceed with the application process and return to the fiscal court if and when the grant is offered.

Ending: The resolution passed by voice vote; county staff will file the HUD CDBG application for the Boyle County Water Improvements Project and report back to the court on the application status and next steps.","At its Aug. 12 meeting the Boyle County fiscal court approved a resolution authorizing the judge executive to apply for a $1,250,000 HUD Community Development Block Grant to install larger water main and improve pressure on Gun Range Road and nearby neighborhoods; the court voted unanimously to allow submission of the application.","actionData","errors"]

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