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Votes at a glance: Boyle County Fiscal Court, March 11, 2025
Summary
The Boyle County Fiscal Court on March 11 approved routine minutes, budget and cash transfers, multiple procurement bids, an appointment to the Parksville Water District board and several grant applications and personnel actions. A proposed fee schedule for the building inspector was adopted effective April 1.
The Boyle County Fiscal Court on March 11 approved a set of routine minutes, transfers, procurement awards and appointments during its regular session.
The court voted to approve the Feb. 25 meeting minutes and accepted budget transfers totaling $55,461.57. It approved cash transfers of $100,000 from the general fund to the jail and $100,000 from the general fund to EMS. The court approved payment of bills as presented; the clerk reported a bills total of $4,313,625.92 and the court added two title and license fees for the solid waste/recycling department, bringing the reported total to $4,313,725.92.
Procurement votes included acceptance of low bids for paving/blacktop work (contracts from the firms identified in the packet) and acceptance of the lone rock-and-stone bid from Quail Stone. The court accepted Abbott Enterprises’ low bid (Option 2) to construct an interior dividing wall at the Prairie King building; approval included an explicit condition that the contract be finalized only after verification of the contractor’s license and tax registration. Roger Johnson, public works supervisor, reported the asphalt price at $114.10 per ton for the coming work.
The court approved the appointment of Daryl Johnson to the Parksville Water District board to fill an unexpired term ending June 30, 2026. County Clerk Casey McCoy presented the fourth-quarter and amended 2024 annual budget distributions; the court accepted the fourth-quarter report and noted excess fees of approximately $101,333.
On recycling and solid-waste matters the court approved applying for household hazardous waste grant funding (the clerk’s packet listed a grant amount including in-kind match) and approved applying for a wood-composting (air-curtain incinerator) matching grant with a requested amount shown in the application materials. The court also approved hiring one full-time recycling position, with a start date discussed as May 1, to be accounted for in the current and next fiscal-year personnel budgets.
Under old business the court approved changes to the building-inspector fee schedule presented by the inspector (Rusty). The fee adjustments were moved, seconded and approved with an effective date given as April 1; the court asked staff to check whether a second reading under the relevant ordinance is required.
The court also approved routine committee reports and recognized several department updates during the meeting. Several items — including exact contract documents for some procurement items and the final location decision for the composting unit — were left for follow-up.
Votes were by voice unless noted in the minutes; where the record shows only a voice vote the court recorded the motions as carried.
