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Spencer County Fiscal Court posts Sept. 20 agenda with FEMA projects, ARPA special meeting and several committee reports
Summary
The Spencer County Fiscal Court scheduled its Sept. 20, 2021 session for 7 p.m. at 28 East Main Street; the agenda includes updates on FEMA projects, a special KIPDA ARPA-funds meeting, multiple committee reports, review of a COVID leave policy, and new-business items such as ambulance bids and a Chamber of Commerce request.
Spencer County Fiscal Court posted an agenda for its Sept. 20, 2021 meeting, scheduled for 7:00 p.m. at 28 East Main Street, that lists updates on FEMA projects, a special meeting related to KIPDA ARPA funds, and a slate of committee and administrative reports. The agenda also includes review of old-business items, several procurement and staffing requests, and routine finance items.
The County Judge Executive flagged FEMA projects and announced a special meeting concerning KIPDA American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds. The agenda indicates these items will be part of communications from the County Judge Executive rather than separate agenda motions.
Committee reports are listed under the communications section and identify presenters or responsible parties: Julie Sweazy for zoning readings and recommendations; Chris Limpp, identified as EM/EMS Director, for emergency services; Esq. Brewer for safety and veterans committee items; Esq. Travis for the solid waste committee (including litter abatement); Esq. Jerry Moody for the equipment committee; and Esq. Beaverson for telecommunications.
Old business the court listed includes a COVID leave policy (names Tim Brewer and Mike Moody are shown alongside the item) and a CIMR Tech quote. New business items include a Chamber of Commerce presentation and request, ambulance bids, an advanced EMT training request, seasonal public-works hiring, a request to pick up dead animals in Countryside, a proposed hardware contract with Custom Solutions Inc., the monthly finance statement, and consideration of invoices, bills and transfers.
The agenda states a three-minute limit for citizen comments during the Communications from Citizens portion and clarifies that public comment is not a time for debate, discussion, or action. The meeting notice also provides instructions for joining remotely via Zoom and links to watch the meeting live on Facebook and to view previous meetings on YouTube.
No motions, votes, dollar amounts, or formal decisions are recorded in the agenda text; any formal actions or vote tallies would appear in the meeting minutes or a later transcript. The agenda lists adjournment as the final item and repeats logistical notes about remote access and archival video availability.
