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Fiscal Court authorizes judge to sign household hazardous waste and recycling education grant applications
Summary
Oldham County Fiscal Court authorized the county judge to sign grant applications and acceptance forms for both a household hazardous waste collection event and a recycling education and equipment grant; both motions passed by voice vote.
Oldham County Fiscal Court on Feb. 4 authorized County Judge/Executive David Vogel to sign two grant applications and acceptance forms if the grants are awarded: one to fund a household hazardous waste collection event and another to purchase equipment and educational materials for the Oldham County recycling center.
A staff member moved that the judge be authorized to submit and, if awarded, accept the household hazardous waste grant that funds an annual collection event; the motion passed by voice vote. In a separate motion, the court authorized the judge to submit and accept the Recycling Education and Equipment Grant, intended to support operations at the Oldham County recycling center.
Court members described the programs as annual or recurring activities that support waste collection and recycling education. No funding award amounts were specified in the public transcript, and the motions were approvals to submit the applications and accept awards if made.
Both motions passed by voice vote; the motions included authority for the judge to sign the application and the acceptance paperwork if the grants are awarded.
