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Votes at a glance: Hardin County Fiscal Court actions, June 24, 2025
Summary
Summary of ordinances, resolutions and consent‑agenda approvals taken during the June 24 Hardin County fiscal court meeting, including pass/fail and vote tallies where recorded.
The Hardin County Fiscal Court took multiple formal actions on June 24. Below is a concise list of each ordinance/resolution recorded in the meeting, the outcome and the vote tally recorded in the minutes where available.
Votes at a glance
- Ordinance 346, Series 2025 (ethics ordinance, first reading): Approved (first reading). Roll-call recorded as all members voting yes.
- Resolution 110 — Road Department job description revisions: Approved (roll call recorded yes).
- Resolution 111 — Road Department pay grade revisions (approximately one pay grade, ~5% increase): Approved (roll call recorded yes).
- Resolution 112 — E‑911 job description revisions: Approved. Recorded roll call included one no vote (Squire Saltzman); tally recorded as Yes: 8, No: 1.
- Resolution 113 — E‑911 pay grade revisions: Approved. Recorded roll call included one no vote (Squire Saltzman); tally recorded as Yes: 8, No: 1.
- Resolution 114 — Detention Center pay grade changes (one pay-grade increase, ~5%): Approved. Recorded roll call included one no vote (Squire Muse); tally recorded as Yes: 8, No: 1.
- Resolution 127 — Replacement administrative-code amendment (replaces resolution 122 as revised in committee and removes take‑home/social media items from administrative code): Approved. Vote recorded as meeting the two‑thirds requirement in KRS 68.005; tally recorded as Yes: 6, No: 2.
- Resolution 128 — Adopt social‑media policy and take‑home vehicle policy into personnel handbook (moves referenced policies into the personnel handbook and adds related forms): Approved. Recorded tally: Yes: 5, No: 3.
- Consent agenda (financial reports, claims, payroll and registers; personnel changes; ChannelBound LLC ACA reporting agreement; reappointment to Planning Board of Adjustments; HCECTV service-fee agreement renewal; Lincoln Trail AD interlocal; cash-drawer increases for E‑911 and industrial tax; detention center medical-services contract renewal; funeral home cremation/burial rate adjustments; back payment to West Hardin Fire Department; committee minutes): Approved (roll call recorded yes by members present).
Notes and next steps: Several items were routine renewals or administrative adjustments and were included in the consent agenda. Items that produced recorded dissent involved E‑911 pay and job descriptions, detention center pay, and the social‑media/take‑home policy package — those drew individual no votes or extended debate and are summarized above.
Ending: The fiscal court adjourned after final comments and confirmed the next fiscal court meeting and committee meeting dates.
