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Library outreach, 911 report presented; county conducts roll-call vote to approve packet
Summary
Library staff described an upcoming outreach lunch for people without housing; 911 staff presented call-volume numbers and a resolution to seek a mapping grant; the board held a roll-call vote and several named members answered 'yes' (motion text not recorded in the transcript).
County staff and department heads gave brief reports and the court moved to approve the packet items in a roll‑call vote.
Library staff described two months of statistics and an upcoming Friday outreach event in partnership with a homeless/housing organization offering food, sign-ups and information to people without housing. "We're mostly just doing it word‑of‑mouth," a library staff member said, describing plans to provide a hot lunch and materials.
A 911 presenter reviewed 2024 call volumes and said staff had submitted damage reports after a recent snow event and are pursuing reimbursement for eligible costs. The presenter said they had asked Bluegrass ADD (as stated in the meeting) to assist with a refresh of the 911 map and that a resolution to pursue a grant was in the meeting packet for approval.
Later the court called for a motion to approve the packet items. The transcript does not record the precise wording of the motion; during roll call multiple named members responded 'Yes' (John Walton; Madam Chair Natalie; Denton; Fleming; Tom Shadera; Judge Lawson; Magistrate Avenue; Magistrate Tipton; Magistrate Flake; Judge Watson and others), indicating the packet item(s) were approved by those voting members.
Next steps: library outreach will proceed this week; 911 staff will pursue the mapping grant and, if awarded, proceed with implementation as described in the packet.
