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Jeffersontown council approves warrants, reallocates $1,500 for licensing conference and signs MOA for Bluegrass Parkway trail phase 2
Summary
Jeffersontown City Council approved routine warrants, reallocated $1,500 from the mayor’s project budget for a licensing association conference and authorized a memorandum of agreement with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet for the Bluegrass Parkway bicycle-pedestrian trail phase 2, while advancing an amendment to the city’s compensation ordinance on first reading.
Jeffersontown City Council approved routine warrants and moved forward on several items related to city projects and employee pay during a regular meeting. Council members approved general fund warrant number 1634 and road fund warrant number 1020; passed a resolution reallocating $1,500 from the mayor’s project budget to the Kentucky Occupational License Association for its 2025 fall conference; authorized a memorandum of agreement with the Commonwealth of Kentucky Transportation Cabinet for the Bluegrass Parkway bicycle-pedestrian trail phase 2; and gave a first reading to an ordinance amending the city’s compensation and classification code.
The actions affect city spending lines and position the city to pursue a federal or state-supported trail grant. Mayor Pike noted that signing the memorandum of agreement does not commit the city to construction until funding and any required local match are secured: “just because we're doing this memorandum of agreement does not mean that we're gonna be following through with this…our grants are kinda…
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