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Spencer County Fiscal Court agenda for May 1 lists ordinance review, appointments and an EMS hire at $19.84/hr
Summary
The Spencer County Fiscal Court agenda for May 1, 2023, lists consideration of an ordinance to amend the county administrative code, committee reports, multiple appointments (including a constable and a fire-district seat), and a proposed part-time EMS hire at $19.84 per hour.
The Spencer County Fiscal Court published its FY 22/23 agenda for May 1, 2023, naming logistics, committee reports and several items of business to be considered at the 9 a.m. meeting at 28 East Main Street.
The agenda lists an ordinance to amend the Spencer County administrative code among the New Business items. It also includes a County Clerk claim concerning calculation of motor vehicle and boat bills for 2023; the agenda does not provide additional detail about the claim or any proposed remedy.
Under Communications from the County Judge Executive, the agenda notes a welcome for Lisanna Byrd and an appointment of Duane Hume as constable. The agenda also lists an appointment to the Taylorsville–Spencer County Fire District: Annelle Hoene, with the term ending June 30, 2026.
Committee and office reports are scheduled for zoning (Julie Sweazy), emergency management (Chris Limpp), and multiple standing committees where “Esq. Pharris,” “Esq. J. Travis,” “Esq. Cotton,” Corey Thomas, “Esq. Eldridge” and “Esq. Stump” are named on committee lists; the agenda characterizes these as brief updates or announcements and notes that items requiring discussion or action must be placed on the agenda under New or Old business.
New Business also lists a proposed EMS new hire: Sean Johnson, listed as a part-time paramedic at $19.84 per hour. Additional New Business items include road-material bids, formation or work of a reapportionment committee, a Tax Board of Assessors appointment (Susan Nichols to replace Jill Herndon), and the routine listing of invoices, bills and transfers.
The agenda sets aside a three-minute limit for Communications from Citizens and states the period is not for debate, discussion, or action on issues raised. The agenda closes with adjournment and a note that the meeting may be viewed via Facebook.
Because the document provided is the agenda rather than minutes or a transcript of deliberations, it lists items for consideration but does not record votes or final outcomes for the listed actions. The meeting materials supply specific details where available (for example the EMS pay rate and the Fire District appointment end date) and mark other items as not specified on the agenda.
