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Votes at a glance: Prospect council approves speed limit request, amends sick-leave policy, and records other actions
Summary
The Prospect City Council voted on several items Jan. 21, including a resolution asking the Kentucky Transportation Secretary to lower the speed limit on U.S. 42, an amendment to employee sick-leave caps, a resolution honoring a long-serving volunteer, and the first reading of a capital budget change for a new audio-visual system.
The Prospect City Council took several formal actions during its Jan. 21 meeting, approving a speed-limit request for U.S. 42, adopting changes to the employee sick-leave policy, passing a resolution of thanks to a departing volunteer, approving minutes with a limited abstention, and approving on first reading a capital budget amendment for a new audio-visual system.
Resolution to lower speed limit on U.S. 42: The council unanimously approved Resolution 1, Series 2025, asking the secretary of the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet to lower the speed limit on U.S. 42 between the Gene Snyder Freeway and River Road from 45 mph to 35 mph. Mayor Doug Farnsley and council…
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