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Bracken County fiscal court adopts county burn ban ordinance on second reading

2379578 · January 8, 2025
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Summary

After a second reading, the Bracken County Fiscal Court adopted the county burn ban ordinance unanimously; the measure had its first reading at a prior meeting.

The Bracken County Fiscal Court completed a second reading and adopted an ordinance establishing a county burn ban, the court announced during its regular session.

The ordinance had its first reading on Dec. 23, 2024. During the second reading the court took a motion from David Kelch and a second from Debbie Mayfield to approve the ordinance; there was no extended public debate recorded on the ordinance during the meeting. The roll-call vote recorded unanimous approval.

Court members did not read the ordinance text into the record during the second reading at this meeting, and the public record presented at the meeting did not include the ordinance number or specific operational details (start times, duration, exemptions) for the burn ban. Those particulars were not specified on the public record at this meeting.

The court did not record any public comment on the burn ban during the meeting.