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Spencer County Fiscal Court posts Feb. 6 agenda with ordinance first reading and personnel items
Summary
The Spencer County Fiscal Court agenda for Feb. 6, 2023 lists an Administrative Code ordinance for first reading, multiple committee reports, and 16 New Business items including a Planning & Zoning reappointment and an EMS personnel change; the transcript contains the agenda and not deliberations or votes.
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The Spencer County Fiscal Court published its agenda and meeting minutes for Feb. 6, 2023, listing a first reading of an Administrative Code policy change, multiple committee reports and a slate of 16 New Business items to be considered by the court.
Items listed for New Business include an F-550 repair quote; the reappointment of Teddy Noel to the Planning & Zoning Commission for the term 2/01/23–02/01/27; a Board of Election poll book request; a Farmer’s Market grant; a per-diem housing fee involving the Shelby County Detention Center; conversion of EMS paramedic Zach Moore from part-time to full-time at the current pay rate; consideration of the Consumer Price Index for magistrates; a donation to the Spencer County Fair Board; establishment of an opioid settlement bank account; payment for basketball referees and purchase of uniforms; a Land and Water grant; a Road/EMS department audit; creation of a tourism and economic development position; procurement of a scanner/copier for the county attorney; presentation of the quarterly finance report; and consideration of invoices, bills and transfers.
The agenda also enumerates committee reports and contacts for zoning (Julie Sweazy), safety and veterans committees (Esq. Pharris), solid waste (Esq. J. Travis), equipment and telecommunications (Esq. Cotton), administrative code (Corey Thomas), building and grounds and courthouse repair quotes (Esq. Eldridge), and parks and recreation matters such as the Spencer County Softball Association and Waterford Park upgrades (Esq. Stump). A public comment period is scheduled under Communications from Citizens with a three-minute limit per speaker.
The document provided is an agenda/minutes export; it lists items to be considered but does not contain recorded deliberations, motions, or vote outcomes. For items requiring formal action, the agenda identifies them for consideration at this meeting.
