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Votes at a glance: Bowling Green commission approves appointments, subdivision acceptances, equipment purchase and policy update Jan. 21
Summary
At its Jan. 21 meeting the Bowling Green Board of Commission approved a set of municipal orders ranging from employee probationary appointments to subdivision maintenance acceptance, a fitness-equipment purchase, and the city computer procedures and ethics policy revision; the meeting also held a closed-session vote to evaluate the city manager.
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The Bowling Green Board of Commission on Jan. 21 approved a series of municipal orders by roll call vote. All actions below passed as recorded at the meeting.
Kyle Hunt — Municipal Order 2025-19 The commission approved the probationary appointment of Kyle Hunt to city engineer in the public works department. Moved by Commissioner Beasley Brown; seconded by Commissioner Bailey. Roll call: Beasley Brown — yes; Hill — yes; Perrigan — yes; Bailey — yes; Alcott (Mayor) — yes. Outcome: approved.
Aiden (Aiden/Aidan) Michael — Municipal Order 2025-20 The commission approved the probationary appointment of Aiden Michael to communications dispatcher I in the police department. Moved by Commissioner Perrigan; seconded by Commissioner Hill. Roll call: Beasley Brown — yes; Hill — yes; Perrigan — yes; Bailey — yes; Alcott — yes. Outcome: approved.
Joshua Lee — Municipal Order 2025-21 The commission approved the probationary appointment of Joshua Lee to crew leader in parks maintenance. Moved by Commissioner Beasley Brown; seconded by Commissioner Hill. Roll call: Beasley Brown — yes; Hill — yes; Perrigan — yes; Bailey — yes; Alcott — yes. Outcome: approved.
Carolina Ng — Municipal Order 2025-22 The commission approved the probationary appointment of Carolina (Carolina/Caroline) Ng to office associate I in the parks and recreation department. Moved by Commissioner Perrigan; seconded by Commissioner Bailey. Roll call: Beasley Brown — yes; Hill — yes; Perrigan — yes; Bailey — yes; Alcott — yes. Outcome: approved.
Purchase of fitness equipment — Municipal Order 2025-23 The commission approved purchase of fitness equipment for the public safety training center with Design 2 Wellness LLC through OMNIA Partners and Sourcewell cooperative purchasing contracts for $142,189.25. Moved by Commissioner Beasley Brown; seconded by Commissioner Hill. Roll call: Beasley Brown — yes; Hill — yes; Perrigan — yes; Bailey — yes; Alcott — yes. Outcome: approved.
Computer procedures and ethics policy revision — Municipal Order 2025-24 The commission approved revisions to the city’s computer procedures and ethics policy adding sections on AI, personally identifiable information, security-camera footage, requiring annual cybersecurity training and implementing password management and expanded two-factor authentication. Moved by Commissioner Beasley Brown; seconded by Commissioner Bailey. Roll call: Beasley Brown — yes; Hill — yes; Perrigan — yes; Bailey — yes; Alcott — yes. Outcome: approved.
Greystone subdivision, Section 19 acceptance — Municipal Order 2025-25 The commission accepted construction and approved maintenance of Greystone subdivision section 19 (roughly a quarter-mile of roadway, right-of-way, sidewalk and storm sewer). Moved by Commissioner Perrigan; seconded by Commissioner Bailey. Roll call: Beasley Brown — yes; Hill — yes; Perrigan — yes; Bailey — yes; Alcott — yes. Outcome: approved. Developer warranty: two-year developer warranty from acceptance date.
Kentucky Trimodal Transpark, Section 2 Lot 11 acceptance — Municipal Order 2025-26 The commission accepted construction and approved maintenance of a short section (approximately 250 linear feet) at Kentucky Trimodal Transpark subdivision, section 2, lot 11, including sidewalk and storm sewer. Moved by Commissioner Bailey; seconded by Commissioner Beasley Brown. Roll call: Beasley Brown — yes; Hill — yes; Perrigan — yes; Bailey — yes; Alcott — yes. Outcome: approved.
Appointment to Hobson House Commission — Municipal Order 2025-27 The commission approved appointment of Belle Hunt to the Hobson House Commission. Moved by Commissioner Perrigan; seconded by Commissioner Hill. Roll call: Beasley Brown — yes; Hill — yes; Perrigan — yes; Bailey — yes; Alcott — yes. Outcome: approved.
Closed session motion — pursuant to "Keras 83a1504d" (performance evaluation of city manager) The commission voted to enter a closed session "Pursuant to Keras 83a1504d for the purposes of conducting a performance evaluation of the city manager." The motion was moved by Commissioner Hill and seconded by Commissioner Perrigan; roll call vote: Beasley Brown — yes; Hill — yes; Perrigan — yes; Bailey — yes; Alcott — yes. Outcome: approved; closed session convened.
All municipal orders listed above were approved by unanimous roll call votes at the Jan. 21 meeting as recorded in the official transcript.

