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Fleming County Fiscal Court approves claims, mower lease and communications contracts
Summary
During a Sept. 3 special meeting, the Fleming County Fiscal Court approved claims and carry-in reports, authorized the Flemingsburg-Fleming County Recreation Park to enter a purchase-lease for a new mower, and approved agreements with CBTS Technology Solutions for phone-system services and Windstream for a VPN service for the dispatch center; each vote was recorded as unanimous in the minutes.
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FLEMINGSBURG, Ky. โ At a special Fleming County Fiscal Court meeting Sept. 3, the court recorded unanimous approvals for routine and operational items: claims and carry-in claims reports, a mower purchase-lease for the Flemingsburg-Fleming County Recreation Park, a phone-systems service/software agreement with CBTS Technology Solutions, LLC, and an effective Aug. 13, 2019 Windstream VPN service agreement for the dispatch center. The court adjourned at 4:03 p.m.
The meeting record shows a motion "to approve the claims and carry in claims reports as presented." Separate entries list a unanimous vote with Ray H. Money named as mover and Chris Hickerson as seconder; the minutes present the motion and vote on separate lines and do not transcribe the individual roll-call votes.
A motion to allow the Flemingsburg-Fleming County Recreation Park to enter a purchase-lease agreement for a new Grasshopper mower was made and recorded as approved; the minutes list Donnie Fawns as mover and Richie Kielman as second for the vote.
The court also moved to approve an agreement with CBTS Technology Solutions, LLC for phone-system service/software; the minutes record a unanimous vote with Richie Kielman moving and David J. DeAtley seconding.
Finally, the court approved a Windstream VPN Service agreement for the county dispatch center, with the minutes recording a unanimous vote moved by David J. DeAtley and seconded by Richie Kielman.
The meeting concluded with a motion and recorded unanimous vote to adjourn at 4:03 p.m., with Ray H. Money listed as mover and Donnie Fawns as second. The minutes do not list dollar amounts or further contract terms for the approved agreements.
Where the minutes list votes and motions on separate lines, this summary follows the court's recorded mover/second assignments as written in the meeting record.
