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Fiscal Court approves consent items: minutes, bills, appointments and surplus sales plan
Summary
The Boyd County Fiscal Court approved routine consent items including minutes, submitted bills and transfers, clerk account actions, multiple board appointments (David Darby, Carrie Culp, Dustin Roll) and declared multiple county items surplus (525 chairs, road equipment and a paver) with reserve prices to be set after research.
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The Boyd County Fiscal Court handled routine consent business and personnel actions during its meeting.
The court approved the July 8 minutes, submitted bills and transfers, and authorized transfers of two clerk accounts (Member’s Choice and Member’s Choice Bridal Union) on roll‑call votes. The court reappointed David Darby to the Summit Ironville Fire Department and Carrie Culp to the library board and appointed Dustin Roll as director of Sanitation District 1; each personnel item was moved, seconded and approved by roll call.
Public‑works staff presented lists of surplus property for sale or auction, including 525 chairs from the Boyd Convention and Arts Center (staff proposed a reserve of $50 per chair), road equipment (Lee Boy 300 roller, v‑box spreaders, 10‑foot Meyer plows), an old crane, and a Lee‑Boy paver. Commissioners discussed setting reserves and researching values for some items (the v‑box spreaders were deferred to the next meeting for reserve research; a paver reserve was discussed at approximately $95,000) and voted to declare the items surplus; staff said full sale listings and reserve prices will be posted after the meeting.
No votes to adopt tax rates were taken; the court announced a special meeting on Aug. 26 to set tax rates once required information is compiled.
