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Fiscal Court roundup: transfers, bills, proclamations and grants approved
Summary
At its Aug. 27 meeting the Boyle County Fiscal Court approved a $100,000 cash transfer to EMS, a $5,000 transfer to fleet, bill payments (adjusted total $149,835.76), a proclamation for International Overdose Awareness Day, a litter abatement grant application, and a cleaning service renewal.
The Boyle County Fiscal Court took a package of routine fiscal actions and approvals on Aug. 27.
Cash transfers and bills Finance staff requested a cash transfer of $100,000 from the general fund to EMS and $5,000 from the general fund to fleet; Magistrate Bodnar moved the transfer and Magistrate Sleeper seconded; the court approved the motion by voice vote. Staff also presented a bill packet and identified a duplicate purchase order that reduced an earlier figure; the clerk reported a bill packet total of $83,297.55 and an adjusted grand total for bills of $149,835.76 after correcting the duplicated item. The court approved payment of the bills by voice vote.
Proclamation and appointments The court read and adopted a proclamation designating Aug. 31, 2024, as International Overdose Awareness Day to promote naloxone access and destigmatize addiction; the motion passed by voice vote. The court also confirmed the appointment of Lainie Castaneda to the Boyle County Library District Board of Trustees for a term ending June 30, 2025.
Grants and contracts Recycling Director Angie Muncy presented the annual litter abatement grant application (typically between $30,000 and $32,000); the court authorized submission of the application by voice vote. The court also approved renewing the county’s cleaning service contract for an additional year under the existing terms.
Other items Recycling staff announced a state tire collection event in September at the State Highway Garage; the three‑day event occurs only every three years and is open to Kentucky residents (excluding tire retailers and businesses). Several other informational updates (building permits, parks and rec, IT) were presented but did not require immediate votes.
Actions recorded at this meeting included motions carried by voice vote; the transcript does not record roll‑call tallies for these items.
