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Committee reports and a broadband update listed on Spencer County Fiscal Court agenda

Spencer County Fiscal Court · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The Dec. 5, 2022 agenda lists multiple committee reports and a broadband update—Zoning (Julie Sweazy), EM/EMS Director (Chris Limpp), safety and veterans committees (Esq. Brewer), solid waste and administrative code (Esq. Travis), equipment (Esq. Jerry Moody), telecommunications (Esq. Beaverson), and a broadband update from Ben U’sellis—without content recorded in the transcript excerpt.

The Spencer County Fiscal Court’s agenda for Dec. 5, 2022 lists brief communications and reports from multiple offices and committees. Items named in the packet include Zoning, a report from the EM/EMS director, safety and veterans committee reports, solid waste and administrative code committee items (including a recycling center inspection report), an equipment committee report, a telecommunications committee update, and a broadband update.

Specific presenters are named in the agenda: Julie Sweazy (Zoning), Chris Limpp (EM/EMS Director), Esq. Brewer (Safety Committee and Veterans Committee), Esq. Travis (Solid Waste and Administrative Code Committees), Esq. Jerry Moody (Equipment Committee), Esq. Beaverson (Telecommunications Committee), and Ben U’sellis (Broadband Update). The transcript excerpt provides the list but does not include the content of those reports, so topics discussed, recommendations, or any actions referred to those items are not specified.

Because these are listed as brief updates, they are likely informational; for details of any recommendations, referrals, or formal motions, refer to the meeting packet pages or the official minutes to see whether the court took action or asked for follow-up.