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Fiscal court approves KYTC rural‑secondary FY26 plan, authorizes $148,749 flex fund use on KY‑974
Summary
Clark County fiscal court voted to concur with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet’s fiscal‑year 2026 rural‑secondary resurfacing recommendation and to allow the cabinet to apply $148,749 in county flex funds toward a KY‑974 paving project, after a discussion about resurfacing cycles, traffic loads and prior-year balances.
Clark County’s fiscal court approved the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) recommendation for the FY‑26 rural secondary resurfacing program and agreed to allow the cabinet to apply $148,749 in county flex funds to extend paving on Kentucky 974.
The decision came during a presentation by Casey Smith of KYTC District 7, who detailed the county’s rural secondary allocation, resurfacing cycle and project recommendations for FY‑26. Smith said the county’s projected flexible balance was $148,749 and that the recommended primary rural‑secondary project for FY‑26 is resurfacing 3.894 miles of Kentucky 974 from Kentucky 89 to Pine Creek Road at an estimated $488,000; combined with the flex balance this produces a program total of about…
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