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Fleming County Fiscal Court approves routine business, adopts tax rates and lists actions
Summary
At its Sept. 13 meeting, Fleming County Fiscal Court approved contracts, appointments and budget transfers, adopted 2022 tax rates, confirmed fund balances totaling $5.07 million and listed several routine votes; motions passed unanimously.
FLEMINGSBURG — The Fleming County Fiscal Court met Tuesday, Sept. 13, and handled a slate of routine business, approving contracts, reappointments and budget actions while adopting the county's 2022 tax rates.
County Judge/Executive Larry H. Foxworthy called the meeting to order at 9 a.m. and the court recorded the presence of Magistrates David J. DeAtley, Richie Kielman, James Smoot, Donnie Fawns and Ray H. Money; County Attorney Monica Hill and County Treasurer Kathy Dryden were also present.
The court approved amendments to the Aug. 10 meeting minutes, appointed four members to the Solid Waste Advisory Committee, and reappointed Chip Spann and Woodie Reeves to multi-year terms on the Greater Fleming County Water Commission and the Fox Creek Watershed Conservancy Board, respectively. The court also approved ABS copier-service contracts for county offices and renewed the CBTS phone-systems maintenance agreement.
Treasurer Kathy Dryden presented the county's financial report, listing total balances by fund: General $946,819.92; Road $994,185.26; Jail $45,818.83; LGEA $139,037.54; Forest Fire $36.17; CDBG $8,789.50; Dispatch $383,445.38; Clerk's Storage $1,030.07; ARPA $2,253,915.68; Capital Improvement $300,516.29 — total all funds $5,073,594.64. The court approved the financial reports, budget transfers and cash transfers as presented.
On tax matters, the court approved Resolution 22-1370 setting Fleming County's 2022 rates at 15 cents per $100 for real estate, 15 cents per $100 for tangible personal property, and 16 cents per $100 for motor vehicles and watercraft, and accepted various special district rates as listed in the packet.
Other routine actions included approval of claims reports, the August road-maintenance report, the clerk's month-end report and a $500 funding request to the Buffalo Trace Area Fire Fighters Association. The court also passed on second reading and adopted amendments to the county personnel code (Ordinance 13-1150) that revise meal-reimbursement rules.
The meeting concluded with a series of administrative motions and adjournment at 10:40 a.m.
