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Perry County approves FEMA-funded home buyouts and contractor payments

Perry County meeting · December 17, 2024

Summary

Perry County approved FEMA HMGPDR grant-funded home-buyout payments and contractor awards, with motions moved by Holmes and seconded by Church and carried by unanimous voice vote. Specific line-item amounts were read but several transcriptions were incomplete.

Perry County officials approved a set of FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant Program — Post-Disaster Recovery (HMGPDR) home-buyout items and related contractor payments at a county meeting. An unidentified meeting speaker read the line items, citing project 4663 and naming contractors and addresses including W R Miller and Sons (15775), an entry for 648 Kentucky Highway, 139 Cobble Creek Lane and Campbell Designs for $13,900 for 9821 Highway 476. The speaker said, "This is all grant dollars on that home buyout program."

After the items were read, Holmes (role not specified) moved to approve the listed HMGPDR expenditures; Church (role not specified) seconded the motion. The chair called for the vote and the ayes carried unanimously.

The transcript records several additional numeric amounts read aloud immediately after the Skyview project discussion, but those line items were transcribed incompletely and cannot be reconciled from the record provided. The approvals reported at the meeting were presented as grant-funded disbursements; no additional conditions or funding pledges beyond the HMGPDR designation were announced.

No statutes, ordinances, or resolutions were cited in the recorded segments. The meeting continued after the vote.

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