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Spencer County Fiscal Court posts agenda including budget amendment, sanitation study and Narcan request
Summary
Spencer County Fiscal Court’s Oct. 2 agenda lists a first-reading budget amendment, a contract for a sanitation-district feasibility study with HMB, consideration of a Rumpke solid-waste contract, a Narcan request from the Spencer County Board of Education, and several committee reports and personnel items.
The Spencer County Fiscal Court posted an Oct. 2, 2023 agenda for its 9 a.m. meeting at 28 East Main Street that lists several items for formal consideration, including a first reading of a budget amendment and multiple contracts and personnel matters.
The agenda schedules a first reading of "23/24 Budget Amendment No. 1 — Ord. #3," listed as "Requires Action." It also lists a proposed new hire for Co-Cop, naming Aaron Alcorn with a part-time rate of $15 per hour. The court plans to consider a proposed contract with HMB for a sanitation-district feasibility study and traffic-control work described as "Top Flight stop signs," identified under Esq. J. Travis’s items.
Solid-waste business on the agenda includes a Rumpke contract and an ordinance labeled "Ord. No. 4 — 1st reading," both marked "Requires Action." The Spencer County Board of Education has submitted a request related to Narcan that the court will consider, and routine fiscal items — invoices, bills and transfers — are also on the docket.
The agenda lists several committee reports as brief updates or announcements, identifying presenters by name where shown: Julie Sweazy (Zoning, Readings & Recommendations); Chris Limpp (Emergency Management); Esq. Stump (Parks); Esq. Pharris (Safety Committee, Veterans Committee, Tourism and Economic Development Committee); Esq. J. Travis (Solid Waste); Esq. Cotton (Equipment Committee, Telecommunications Committee); Corey Thomas (Administrative Code Committee, including personnel-policy revisions); and Phil Brown (insurance committee comparison rates).
The public-comment period is set with a three-minute limit per speaker and the agenda notes that public comment is not the time for debate or action. The agenda also directs that requests to place items on the agenda be submitted by 10 a.m. the Thursday before the Monday meeting. The meeting is listed as viewable via Facebook for remote access.
No votes or formal outcomes are recorded in the posted agenda; each item is presented as scheduled business to be considered at the Oct. 2 meeting. The court’s County Judge Executive is listed to call the meeting to order and the fiscal court will perform roll call and consider approval of prior minutes, including the Sept. 18, 2023 minutes.
