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Fleming County seeks KTC funds to resurface two roads and approves emergency funding requests
Summary
The Fiscal Court authorized application for KTC discretionary funds to resurface Pecks Ridge‑Tilton and Crain Creek roads, approved May road maintenance reports totaling $83,305.66, and authorized KTC emergency funding requests for road slips on Upper Rock Lick and Markwell roads.
The Fleming County Fiscal Court authorized the County Judge/Executive to apply for Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KTC) discretionary funding to resurface Pecks Ridge‑Tilton Road and Crain Creek Road and granted authority to sign any related documents if the funding is awarded.
The court approved the county's May 2021 road maintenance reports totaling $83,305.66. Separately, it authorized the Judge/Executive to sign and execute documents for KTC Emergency Funding to repair road slips on Upper Rock Lick Road and Markwell Road if those emergency funds are awarded.
Why it matters: Resurfacing and emergency repairs maintain local road safety and connectivity. The motions authorize county staff to pursue state funding and to act quickly if KTC awards discretionary or emergency funds. The minutes do not include awarded amounts, project schedules, or contractor details.
