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Court approves clerk and sheriff budgets, records appointments and moves to closed session

December 13, 2024 | Todd County, Kentucky


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Court approves clerk and sheriff budgets, records appointments and moves to closed session
County Clerk Cindy presented her 2025 budget proposal and related maximum salary figures; the court moved and approved both the budget and salary limits by voice vote. Cindy reported the office’s receipts for the year were approaching $4,000,000 and described efforts to reduce delinquent tax collections.

The sheriff presented his monthly report and a 2025 budget that anticipates higher employee‑benefits costs and additional vehicle maintenance. The court moved and approved the sheriff’s budget and maximum salary limits by voice vote.

The judge announced two personnel‑board actions: the court approved the reappointment of Billy Lear to the Titanic Water District Board for a term beginning Jan. 1, and approved the appointment of Georgina Rivera to the Tye County Housing Authority. The court then moved and approved entering a closed session to discuss personnel matters and did not expect action upon return.

The jail population was raised during reports: the facility currently housed 102 inmates (60 state, 40 county) in a 37‑bed facility, a capacity detail the court took note of during departmental reports.

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