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Votes at a glance: McCracken County fiscal court actions on April 14, 2025
Summary
The fiscal court approved a range of routine and substantive items including appointments, property transactions, contract authorizations and payment orders; this roundup lists each formal action recorded in the meeting.
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Below are formal actions recorded on April 14, 2025, during the McCracken County Fiscal Court meeting. Each entry gives the motion as recorded in the minutes, the outcome and the transcript timecode where the action appears.
Appointments and reappointments - Chris Morgan appointed to the PVA board of assessment for a three‑year term ending 04/14/2028. (Motion, second; outcome: approved) [transcript s=7624.83] - Arianne Dillon appointed to the PVA board of assessment for a three‑year term ending 04/22/2028. (Motion, second; approved) [transcript s=7638.99] - James Adams reappointed to the Melbourne New Hope Fire Board through 10/31/2027. (Motion, second; approved) [transcript s=7658.40] - Jerry Gifford reappointed to the Melbourne New Hope Fire Board through 10/31/2027. (Motion, second; approved) [transcript s=7665.12] - Richard Grama appointed to the PAD Economic Development Board through 04/14/2028. (Motion, second; approved) [transcript s=7694.385] - Greg Grissom reappointed to the IDA board for term ending 03/31/2029. (Motion, second; approved) [transcript s=7719.2] - Brock Tucker appointed to the Sports Tourism Commission filling remainder of a term expiring 08/26/2026. (Motion, second; approved) [transcript s=7728.97] - Michelle Frank appointed to the Sports Tourism Commission to fill vacancy through 08/26/2027. (Motion, second; approved) [transcript s=7734.255] - Leon Owens reappointed to the IDA board for a term ending 03/31/2027. (Motion, second; approved) [transcript s=7761.0146]
Payments, contracts and authorizations - Treasurer authorized to pay Fresh Foodies up to $1,000 as a co‑sponsorship for an event on 05/06/2025. (Motion, second; approved) [transcript s=7772.27] - Treasurer authorized to pay Lifeline Ministries $1,000 for silver sponsorship of annual banquet. (Motion, second; approved) [transcript s=7829.87] - County judge executive authorized to sign deed and related documents to purchase 2.11 acres on Denver Street from Community Recreation Corporation of Lone Oak 2; treasurer authorized to pay $1 for land and improvements. (Motion, second; approved) [transcript s=7878.97] - Letter of support authorized for IDA/Greater Paducah Economic Development Corporation grant application to Kentucky Productive Development Initiative for speculative building in Industrial Park West (does not legally obligate funds). (Motion, second; approved) [transcript s=7935.17] - Engage Patrick & Associates LLC to perform audit services for fiscal year 07/01/2024–06/30/2025. (Motion, second; approved) [transcript s=8016.9004] - Judge executive authorized to execute service agreement with Government Utilities Technology Services, Inc. (GUTS) to process, print and mail 2025 property tax bills. (Motion, second; approved) [transcript s=8146.255] - Pay invoice dated 03/07/2025 to BFW for sports complex project in the amount of $1,566.07 with half paid by the city under the interlocal agreement. (Motion, second; approved) [transcript s=8369.7295 / 8399.325] - Approve March 2025 transient room tax distribution totaling $304,627.09 allocated to Paducah CVB, convention center, sports tourism commission and escrow fund. (Motion, second; approved) [transcript s=8406.506]
Personnel and late orders - Christopher Blakely hired as deputy jailer effective 04/15/2025 at $19.86/hour (motion, second; approved). [transcript s=8456.204] - Resignation accepted for part‑time deputy jailer Keaton Leak effective 03/21/2025. (Motion, second; approved) [transcript s=8477.2705]
Ordinance readings - Ordinance 2025‑04 (revision to subdivision regulations) second reading in summary, motion to adopt and adopted by the court. (Motion, second; vote recorded in transcript as in favor) [transcript s=8501.88 / 9597.32] - Ordinance 2025‑06 (repeal of landline fee ordinances 91‑2 and 2000‑6) received first reading in summary format; no adoption vote at this meeting. (First reading only) [transcript s=9605.64]
Notes: Motions in the minutes were often entered as "Motion. Second. All in favor, aye." The transcript did not always record the individual member who moved or seconded each motion or a roll‑call vote for every item; where the transcript recorded unanimous assent, the report below records the outcome as approved. For detailed vote counts or the full text of adopted ordinances, see the judge executive’s office and the official minutes.
Ending: The fiscal court moved on after the consent agenda to other presentations; the board scheduled follow‑ups for budget items, audits and project updates as recorded in individual agenda items.

