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Fiscal court acknowledges county will continue as fiscal agent for Kentucky ASAP grant
Summary
The court acknowledged Ohio County will continue acting as fiscal agent for Kentucky ASAP and accepted a $40,000 grant allocation run through the county over two years.
A county official presented a request asking the Ohio County Fiscal Court to acknowledge the county’s role as fiscal agent for the Kentucky ASAP program.
The presenter said the county has acted as the fiscal agent for Kentucky ASAP for more than 10 years and that the state sends checks that the county processes. The letter distributed to court members described roughly $40,000 running through the county annually for anti‑drug projects. The presenter asked the court to acknowledge continuing in that fiscal-agent role for the coming fiscal year and described the allocation in the distributed material as a $40,000 grant over a two‑year period.
A motion to acknowledge the county’s role as fiscal agent was moved and seconded; the second was recorded as Michael McKinney. The court approved the acknowledgment by voice vote with no further discussion recorded.
The court did not, during the meeting, approve any changes to how projects funded by ASAP would be selected or paid; the presenter said a separate ASAP board meets to vote on projects and that bills for approved projects are processed through the court.
