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Meade County Fiscal Court approves procurement code, equipment auctions and multiple road and bridge agreements

Meade County Fiscal Court
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Summary

The Meade County Fiscal Court adopted the Kentucky Model Procurement Code, authorized auction and financing bids for three roll-off trucks, approved bulk-fuel bidding, and approved two KYTC memoranda of agreement for a Long Branch bridge project and a package of road repairs funded through the state flex fund.

Meade County Fiscal Court members adopted Ordinance 2025-05, aligning the county with the Kentucky Model Procurement Code (KRS 45.8.343), during a regularly scheduled meeting that also moved several operational and infrastructure actions forward.

The court approved routine consent agenda items, accepted the fiscal year 2025 treasurer’s annual report, and voted to auction three solid-waste roll-off trucks at the JM Woods auction in Montgomery, Ala.; Jacob, the solid-waste presenter, identified the fleet as two 2024 Volvos and one 2023 Mack and asked the court to permit auctioning the vehicles in September and to solicit financing bids. The court voted to proceed with both actions.

To tighten purchasing controls after past audits, the fiscal court authorized issuing WEX fuel cards to specified departments with spare cards held in the judge’s office. The court also approved putting county bulk-delivered fuel out to competitive bid for a one-year contract that will include contract language and price-variance provisions to account for fuel price fluctuations.

On transportation matters, the court approved two agreements with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet. Resolution 2025.07.0.01 authorizes a memorandum of agreement for work at Long Branch (materials provided by the cabinet; county labor anticipated), and members also approved Resolution 2025.07.0.02 to use the KYTC flex fund for a package of rubber-modified asphalt projects on several county roads amounting to roughly $302,000. Contractors have been contacted and work is awaiting the state’s final processing.

All motions noted in this meeting were passed by voice vote; the transcript records unanimous “Aye” responses and the chair announced the motions carried. The court adjourned after accepting an annual report from the Meade County Detention Center.

Votes at a glance: - Consent agenda: approved (motion by Dix; second by Goddard) - Treasurer’s annual report (FY2025): approved - Auction three roll-off trucks (JM Woods, Sept.): approved (mover: Jacob; second: Webb) - Solicit financing bids for roll-off trucks: approved - Ordinance 2025-05 (adopt Kentucky Model Procurement Code): adopted (second reading approved; motion to adopt carried) - Issue departmental WEX fuel cards: approved - Bid bulk-delivered fuel for county (one-year contract): approved - Resolution 2025.07.0.01 (KYTC MOA — Long Branch): approved; judge authorized to sign - Resolution 2025.07.0.02 (KYTC flex fund — road package, ~$302,000): approved; judge authorized to sign - Detention center annual report: accepted

The court provided limited discussion on each item and generally approved recommended motions without amendments. The next planning and zoning special hearing is scheduled for 07/29/2025 for zoning map amendment 2025-R-082.