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Spencer County Fiscal Court posts Dec. 7 agenda; meeting to be held remotely under SB 150
Summary
The Spencer County Fiscal Court published its Dec. 7, 2020 agenda and notice that the meeting will be conducted by live video teleconference under Senate Bill 150. Key items include a sheriff budget presentation, road-equipment requests and multiple committee reports.
The Spencer County Fiscal Court posted its agenda for the Dec. 7, 2020 meeting and said the session will be conducted by live video teleconference under recently enacted Senate Bill 150 amid the COVID-19 state of emergency.
The agenda lists a 9:00 a.m. start and cites KRS 61.800-61.850 as the governing open-meetings statute. It directs that requests to place items on the agenda for the next meeting be submitted by 10:00 a.m. on the Thursday before the Monday meeting.
Among the items listed under New Business are Christmas assistance (food baskets and wreaths), an item for the sheriff that includes a presentation of the sheriff’s budget and a quote from L&W Equipment, and Road Department requests including an F-250 with snowplow and spreader box and personnel matters. Planning and zoning pictometry appears under Old Business. The agenda also lists scheduled committee reports, naming EMS/EM Director Chris Limpp and several committee reporters identified in the agenda as Esq. Brewer, Esq. Travis, Jerry Moody, Esq. Beaverson, and Ken Jones.
The agenda provides public-access instructions and Zoom connection details, including the meeting link, Meeting ID 835 9878 1263 and passcode 254084, and dial-in numbers for several U.S. regions. The document notes that more specific information for public and media participation is available at the end of the agenda.
No formal motions, votes or discussion transcripts are recorded in the published agenda; the document is a notice of planned items and remote-access instructions rather than a record of actions taken. Any votes, presentations or public comments that occur at the live meeting would be reflected in minutes or a subsequent record if the court publishes them.
