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Bullitt County appoints Jeremy Willis to Parks and Recreation Board; pool restroom work to be rebid
Summary
Fiscal Court appointed Jeremy Willis to the newly created Parks and Recreation Board for a term through June 30, 2027, and discussed rebidding a smaller contract to install two doors and a sidewalk at Maryville Pool so restrooms can be used during disc golf tournaments.
Bullitt County Fiscal Court on July 15 appointed Jeremy Willis to the Bullitt County Parks and Recreation Board, with a term expiring June 30, 2027. The appointment was approved unanimously on a motion by Magistrate Shaun Logsdon, seconded by Magistrate Brian Bleemel.
Why it matters: creating and staffing a Parks and Recreation Board sets a governance structure for local parks, pool facilities and recreation programming; immediate maintenance decisions affect public access to facilities.
During announcements, Magistrate Karen Johnson said bids had been received to renovate restrooms at Maryville Pool but that she wanted to pursue only limited work now: installing two doors and constructing a concrete walkway so the restrooms can be used during disc golf tournaments. The court agreed to put a new, narrower bid in the paper for just the doors and walkway. Magistrate Bleemel noted the Parks and Recreation Board has been created and members need to coordinate a meeting; he also mentioned Keith Griffee’s interest in discussing a brownfield property in Pryor Valley for potential use.
The court took no recorded formal vote on the Maryville Pool rebid beyond the decision to advertise a revised bid; the only formal recorded action was the board appointment.
