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Fayette County approves multiple routine hires and signs 2026 Community Crossings grant agreement

Fayette County Commissioners · October 22, 2025
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Summary

The county approved a part-time maintenance hire, a part-time extension office manager at $14.40/hour, voted to accept a 2026 Community Crossings Matching Grant agreement with Butler Farman (eligible for up to $1,000,000), and approved claims and payroll.

Fayette County commissioners approved several administrative items during the meeting, including personnel requests, a grant agreement and routine claims.

Personnel: The board approved a +1 44 request to hire a part-time custodian for the maintenance department (candidate name referenced as Landon Geiss, with transcript variants). The board also approved a previously discussed part-time extension office manager position — Stephanie McCurry reported prior council approval for a three-day-per-week role at $14.40 per hour, and the board approved hiring Ashley Snyder for that post.

Grants: On new business the board considered and approved an agreement with Butler Farman to position the county to apply for the 2026 Community Crossings Matching Grant (CCMG). Staff said the maximum award in 2026 would be no more than $1,000,000; the board approved the agreement so the county can be eligible if the grant is awarded.

Administrative: The board approved claims and payroll by motion and adjourned. No patron concerns were raised during the public-comment period.

The approvals were recorded by voice vote in the meeting; the transcript indicates the routine items passed with three ayes. Several items included brief clarifications (for example, that certain hires would not draw on the county general fund), but packet-level budget details and effective start dates for hires were not specified in the meeting discussion.