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Boyle County Fiscal Court approves $4.31 million in bills, transfers and several purchases

Boyle County Fiscal Court · September 12, 2025
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Summary

At its Sept. 9 meeting the Boyle County Fiscal Court approved bills totaling $4,313,854.59, multiple cash transfers, a $14,690 utility trailer purchase and a fall paving list; the court also authorized a $375 fee to submit a tax-credit application and approved including a Main Street lot in an adjacent property sale.

The Boyle County Fiscal Court on Sept. 9 approved a bills package totaling $4,313,854.59 and several related financial moves and purchases.

Judge Trillie L. Bonham, Boyle County judge executive, presided over routine approvals, including the Aug. 26 minutes and budget transfers of $7,043.60. The court then approved cash transfers reported by county staff: $750,000 from the general fund to an interest-bearing account, $200,000 to the jail fund, and $10,000 to the fleet account.

County finance staff presented the bills package, which includes transfers of occupational-tax proceeds to the city of Danville and multiple fleet purchases. The court approved payment of the bills after brief discussion. "A large percentage of this is the transfer of net profits and other taxes to the city of Danville," a magistrate noted during the review.

The court approved a low bid for a utility trailer: an Aardvark tilt trailer with hydraulic jacks for $14,690, with title and license to be paid on delivery. The court also voted to adopt a fall paving list focused on work in specific magistrate districts; magistrates asked follow-up questions about emergency road damage reported by a constituent.

County Administrator Julie Wagner requested, and the court approved, payment of a $375 fee to submit Part 3 of a tax-credit application to the Kentucky Heritage Council. The court also authorized staff to proceed with including a county Main Street lot in a neighboring house sale after a realtor indicated combined listing could improve marketability.

What’s next: staff will return with details and contracts for purchases and with any follow-up on emergency road repairs.

Votes at a glance - Approve Aug. 26 minutes: carried. - Budget transfers ($7,043.60): carried. - Cash transfers ($750,000 / $200,000 / $10,000): carried. - Approve bills ($4,313,854.59): carried. - Utility trailer purchase (Aardvark tilt trailer, $14,690): carried. - Fall paving list: carried. - Tax-credit Part 3 fee ($375): carried. - Authorization to include Main Street lot with adjacent house listing: carried.