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Votes at a glance: Oldham County fiscal court actions, April 1, 2025
Summary
Fiscal court approved the 2024 solid‑waste annual report, a noise‑study contract for a connector road, an OHS biometric‑screening contract, a McGregor proposal for benefits administration, a police hire, several reappointments, and authorized hiring a consultant for a special project.
The Oldham County Fiscal Court recorded several formal actions on April 1. Items with motions and voice votes included the following:
- Solid‑waste annual report (2024): The court accepted the report presented by Solid Waste Coordinator Becky Zocline and voted to authorize Judge Vogel to sign the document. Committee members had noted a typographical error on the document header indicating 2023; staff confirmed the underlying data were correct. The court’s motion passed by voice vote.
- Noise‑study contract for the connector between Kentucky routes (route listed as 329 to 146): The court approved a contract with consultant QK4 for a noise study at a cost of $29,760. County engineer Jim Sillum said 80% of the contract cost would be reimbursed by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) and another 10% would be reimbursed by the city of Crestwood; the fiscal‑court share of this phase would be $2,976. The contract was approved by voice vote.
- OHS biometric‑screening contract: The court approved on‑site biometric screenings provided by OHS (On‑Site Health Solutions) for county employees and authorized the judge to sign the contract.
- McGregor proposal / benefits administration fees: The court approved a proposal to continue benefits administration with McGregor and move to Employee Navigator for benefits‑feed integration; the county will pay a modest additional fee for McGregor’s EDI feed maintenance. The action passed.
- Police hire: The court approved hiring Langston Webb as a lateral police officer at Oldham County Police at $33.20 per hour, effective April 14.
- Appointments and reappointments: The court approved multiple reappointments including members to the tourism commission, sheriff merit board and ambulance taxing board; terms and names were read into the record and approved by voice votes.
- Consultant authorization: After returning from executive session the court voted to authorize the judge to hire a consultant to work on behalf of the court for a special project; the vote passed by voice.
Each of the above motions was recorded in the meeting transcript and carried by voice vote with votes listed as "Aye"; no roll‑call tallies with individual yes/no names were recorded in the public transcript for those motions.
