The Warren County Fiscal Court on Oct. 23 approved a series of routine agenda items and procurement determinations, including minutes, personnel actions, equipment purchases, leases and financial reports. Most measures passed on unanimous roll-call votes by the magistrates present.

Highlights from the court action list include: approval of the Oct. 2, 2025 minutes; personnel changes for county staff; the work schedule for the road department; acceptance of quarterly financial reports for several volunteer fire departments; multiple single-source and state-price contract determinations for equipment and software; lease agreements with Enterprise Fleet for vehicles; purchase approvals for heavy equipment and yard mowers under state contract; and routine financial reports and transfers.

Notable procurement amounts recorded in the meeting minutes: $2,525 for on-site setup and network installation for the sheriff's office (contracted vendor), $3,733.42 for a laptop and docking station for a parks deputy, $33,000 for the annual renewal of Flock Safety license-plate-reader cameras (contracted vendor), $101,900 (after trade-in) for a backhoe (state contract), $228,954.47 for a MowerMax Prime mower (state contract), and multiple lease payments for trucks and equipment (monthly caps and terms recorded in minutes). The court also approved emergency repairs and change orders in smaller amounts and accepted the first-quarter and other routine financial reports.

The court approved an appointment (order 25-27) of Scott Lindsey to the Bowling Green Area Convention and Visitors Bureau board of directors and declared surplus vehicles for the drug task force. The court authorized advertising for bids for up to five vehicles for the Warren County Regional Jail Home Incarceration Program; those vehicles will be paid for with secure capital improvement funds at no cost to Warren County.

All items in this roundup were recorded as approved by roll call with present magistrates voting yes on the measures listed in the official agenda. Specific motions, movers, seconds and roll-call results for each item are recorded in the official meeting minutes.