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Spencer County Fiscal Court posts May 15 agenda including audit proposals, EMS hire and first reading of 2023–24 budget
Summary
The Spencer County Fiscal Court’s May 15 agenda lists multiple action items: consideration of FY 22/23 audit proposals; review of $14,818.44 in unspent Litter Abatement Grant funds; EMS ambulance bids and a proposed hire (Matthew Jackson, PT Paramedic at $16.50/hr); and the first reading of the 2023–24 budget.
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The Spencer County Fiscal Court posted its agenda for a May 15, 2023, meeting at 7 p.m. at 28 East Main Street that lists several items for court action, including proposals for the county’s FY 22/23 audit, a decision on $14,818.44 in unspent Litter Abatement Grant funds and consideration of EMS ambulance bids.
The agenda identifies multiple Old Business items the court will consider: 22/23 audit proposals (action requested); using $14,818.44 in unspent Litter Abatement Grant funds (action requested); approval to pay precinct officers and hourly employees (action requested); an Administrative Code Ordinance (action requested); and EMS ambulance bids (action requested). These are listed together under the Old Business heading on the agenda.
Under New Business the court lists personnel and procurement items the court may act on. The agenda names Matthew Jackson, PT Paramedic, as an EMS new hire at $16.50 per hour (action requested) and separately lists EMS radio equipment procurement (action requested). The Sheriff’s Office items include a D.A.R.E. program request and sheriff body armor quotes. The agenda also includes a road truck bed repair request and the first reading of the 2023–24 county budget.
Appointments and administrative items scheduled for possible action include public library board vacancy recommendations, a redistrict board appointment, and business related to the sewer and sanitation district. The court will also consider a KYTC System Wide Review resolution, receive the April financial statement and consider routine invoices, bills and transfers.
The agenda lists a Moment of Silence, a Call to Order by the County Judge Executive and roll call at the start of the meeting. A three-minute public comment period is included under Communications from Citizens; the agenda states that public comment is not a time for debate, discussion or action. The agenda notes that viewers can watch the meeting via Facebook from a smartphone or computer.
No motions, votes or outcomes are recorded in the agenda itself; each item is listed as "action requested," meaning the court may move, debate and vote on those items during the meeting. Where the agenda names individuals or committee contacts, it does so primarily as the listed point of contact rather than as recorded speakers at this agenda stage.
