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Fiscal Court approves minutes, transfers and bills; appoints Extension District board members

Boyle County Fiscal Court · December 10, 2025
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Summary

The court approved prior meeting minutes, several budget transfers and a bills packet totaling $2.699 million (including an added $426 invoice), and appointed Jennifer Gaddis and Beth Johnson to the Boyle County Extension District Board; several routine committee reports and recognitions were also heard.

The Boyle County Fiscal Court convened Dec. 9 and took routine administrative actions early in the meeting. The court approved the Nov. 25 minutes by voice vote and approved budget transfers including multiple inter‑fund moves and a $1,000,000 transfer to an interest‑bearing account. The finance office reported that today’s bill packet totaled $2,699,210.59 and that adding a $426 ProTech invoice raised the packet total to $2,699,636.59; the bills were approved by voice vote.

Judge called for a vote to appoint two members to the Boyle County Extension District Board. The court approved Jennifer Gaddis (present) and Beth Johnson (unable to attend) by voice vote after a magistrate disclosed a familial relationship with one nominee.

Other routine items included tourism and community organization updates, committee reports (EMS, solid waste) and community recognitions including presentation of certificates to the county’s state‑championship football team. The court moved into and returned from an executive session under Kentucky law to discuss potential real‑estate acquisitions and personnel matters; no action was taken in open session following the executive session.

Votes and motions recorded at the meeting were voice votes; no roll‑call tallies with member names were recorded in the transcript.