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Fleming County adopts emergency operations plan and authorizes CDBG coronavirus utility‑assistance grant

Fleming County Fiscal Court · March 1, 2026
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Summary

Fleming County Fiscal Court approved Executive Order 21‑1320 adopting an Emergency Operations Plan and authorized Resolution 21‑1321 to apply for a CDBG Coronavirus Response Utility Assistance grant; Buffalo Trace ADD was authorized to provide grant administrative services (Resolution 21‑1322).

Fleming County Judge/Executive Larry H. Foxworthy told the Fiscal Court on Feb. 9 that the court would adopt a county Emergency Operations Plan and pursue federal funding to help residents with utility costs tied to the coronavirus pandemic.

The court approved Executive Order 21‑1320 to adopt the Fleming County Emergency Operations Plan. "We are adopting the Emergency Operations Plan as presented," Foxworthy said; the motion passed unanimously.

The court also approved Resolution 21‑1321 authorizing an application for a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Coronavirus Response Utility Assistance program and gave the Judge/Executive authority to sign and execute any and all grant documents. To support grant administration, the court approved Resolution 21‑1322 authorizing the Buffalo Trace Area Development District to provide administrative services on the grant and empowered the Judge/Executive to sign related paperwork.

The actions leave the county positioned to seek CDBG funds to assist residents with utility bills tied to pandemic impacts, while outsourcing grant administration to a regional development district. The court recorded unanimous votes on the emergency plan adoption and both resolutions.

Next steps: the Judge/Executive is authorized to sign grant documents if the county’s application is accepted; the court did not specify award amounts or a timetable in the meeting record.