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Pike County Fiscal Court: Votes at a glance — leases, equipment purchases and personnel moves approved
Summary
The court unanimously approved routine business including minutes, a proclamation, leases, equipment purchases, a contract amendment for disaster work, scheduled work orders, a treasurer payment and several personnel actions; all motions carried on roll call votes.
Pike County Fiscal Court on Tuesday approved a series of routine and recovery-related items by roll call, including minutes, a proclamation, leases, equipment purchases, a contract amendment, work orders, a treasurer payment and personnel actions. All recorded votes were affirmative.
The court approved minutes for the March 18 and March 24 fiscal court meetings (motion by Commissioner Atkins; second by Commissioner Lewis). The court also adopted a proclamation declaring April 2025 as Hillbilly Days in Pike County (motion by Commissioner Atkins; second by Commissioner Lewis).
Leases: The court approved a one-year parking lease for the McCoy Wheel site with Pam Maynard at $150 per month (motion by Commissioner Scott; second by Commissioner Atkins) and separately approved a lease for additional storage space for Pike County Emergency Management with Adams Construction (motion by Commissioner Scott; second by Commissioner Atkins).
Capital equipment purchases: The court authorized purchase of an aerial bucket truck through a GSA contract for $119,937.07 (motion by Commissioner Atkins; second by Commissioner Lewis) and approved purchase of a Harper slope mower from Century Equipment for $62,803.75 under an Omnia cooperative contract (motion by Commissioner Lewis; second by Commissioner Scott). The court also authorized the treasurer to issue payment for those purchases.
Other approvals: The court approved the completed scheduled work orders related to flood debris removal and related tasks (motion by Commissioner Atkins; second by Commissioner Lewis) and authorized a check to the Kentucky Department for Local Government in the amount of $145,084.63 to return recaptured LGDF funds to the state for Pike County’s single-county account (motion by Commissioner Atkins; second by Commissioner Lewis).
Personnel and acknowledgments: The court acknowledged multiple personnel moves and hires in road and solid-waste departments and approved related pay-rate changes; the motion was seconded by Commissioner Atkins and approved on roll call. The court also approved a motion to adjourn.
Votes at a glance (motions, movers, seconds, roll-call result): - Approve minutes (Mar. 18 & 24): mover Commissioner Atkins; second Commissioner Lewis; vote 4-0 yes; outcome approved. - Proclamation: April 2025 Hillbilly Days: mover Commissioner Atkins; second Commissioner Lewis; vote 4-0 yes; outcome approved. - Parking lease with Pam Maynard ($150/month, 1 year): mover Commissioner Scott; second Commissioner Atkins; vote 4-0 yes; outcome approved. - Amendment No. 1 to Title Basin master agreement (increase ceiling to $538,990): mover Commissioner Atkins; second Commissioner Lewis; vote 4-0 yes; outcome approved. - Lease for additional storage (Adams Construction) for Emergency Management: mover Commissioner Scott; second Commissioner Atkins; vote 4-0 yes; outcome approved. - Purchase aerial bucket truck via GSA ($119,937.07): mover Commissioner Atkins; second Commissioner Lewis; vote 4-0 yes; outcome approved. - Purchase Harper slope mower (Century Equipment, $62,803.75) via Omnia: mover Commissioner Lewis; second Commissioner Scott; vote 4-0 yes; outcome approved. - Approve completed scheduled work orders (debris removal and bridge-related tasks): mover Commissioner Atkins; second Commissioner Lewis; vote 4-0 yes; outcome approved. - Authorize check to Kentucky Department for Local Government ($145,084.63): mover Commissioner Atkins; second Commissioner Lewis; vote 4-0 yes; outcome approved. - Acknowledge multiple personnel hires/moves (road & solid waste): mover Judge Jones (as stated); second Commissioner Atkins; vote 4-0 yes; outcome approved. - Motion to adjourn: mover (stated in session); second (stated); vote 4-0 yes; outcome approved.
Ending: The court completed a full docket of routine business and recovery-related approvals in a single session; most actions were unanimous on roll call and carry standard implementation steps for procurement and contracting.
