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Votes at a glance: Fleming County Fiscal Court actions, May 10, 2022
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Summary
The Fiscal Court unanimously approved a slate of routine agreements, approvals and administrative items on May 10, 2022 including detention center agreements, insurance selections, KOHS grant authorization, hires, bid awards, budget transfers and other routine county business.
At its May 10 meeting the Fleming County Fiscal Court approved multiple agreements, administrative actions and routine items by unanimous votes. Key approvals included:
• FY2022–2023 Rowan County Detention Center agreement (approved unanimously). • FY2022–2023 Montgomery County Detention Center agreement (approved unanimously). • Resolution 22-1364 (County Road Aid Agreement) approved unanimously. • Resolution 22-1367 authorizing KOHS grant applications and granting the County Judge/Executive authority to sign grant documents (approved unanimously); Western Fleming County Water District announced plans to apply for a generator under the KOHS grant. • Approval of Hinton Insurance Agency as exclusive insurance agent effective April 29, 2022, and COBRA administration by McGregor Associates with Hinton Insurance paying the fees (approved unanimously). • Approval of Fleming County Hospital agreement for inmate drug screening services (approved unanimously). • Approval of budget transfers, cash transfers and an amended County Treasurer’s 3rd quarter financial report (approved unanimously). • Payment of $175 to each election worker (approved unanimously). • Hiring approvals: Matt Hopper as a part-time transport officer and Kelly Doyle to full-time court security officer status (approved unanimously). • Acceptance of sealed-bid awards for county boats: 1993 Bass Track Sportsman and trailer to Jeff Harmon for $2,000; 2012 JP Marine Inflatable (no motor) and trailer to Ike France for $400 (approved unanimously).
Motions were typically moved and seconded by magistrates and recorded as unanimous among those present (five magistrates in attendance, one absent). The court also set a special call meeting for May 20, 2022 at 7:30 a.m. for the second reading of the FY2022–2023 budget.