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Madison County fiscal court approves FY2026 rural-secondary resurfacing plan; declines flex funds for state routes
Summary
The Madison County Fiscal Court voted to accept the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet’s FY2026 rural-secondary resurfacing recommendations but chose not to apply flex funds to state-maintained roadways, preserving those dollars for county roads.
MADISON COUNTY, Ky. — At its April 22, 2025, meeting, the Madison County Fiscal Court voted to accept the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet’s recommended list of rural-secondary resurfacing projects for fiscal year 2026 and to retain the county’s flex allocation for county-maintained roads rather than apply it to a state-maintained route.
The action came after a presentation by Casey Smith of the cabinet’s District 7 planning office and brief discussion among court members. The court adopted Resolution 2025-028, accepting the recommended resurfacing projects and voting “no” on applying flex funds to a state-maintained roadway; the roll-call vote recorded five “yes” responses (Master Lockmuller, Master Hughes, Master Bakken, Master Combs and Judge Taylor).
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet presented the rural-secondary program as a KRS-mandated funding stream (KRS 177.32–177.36) supported by a percentage of the fuel…
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