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Fleming County accepts KYTC District Nine’s three rural-secondary road projects totaling $768,000

Fleming County Fiscal Court · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The Fiscal Court approved KYTC District Nine’s recommendations for three resurfacing projects — Hilltop Road ($213,000), Orchard Road ($275,000) and Metcalf Mill Road ($280,000) — as part of FY2023–24 rural-secondary programming.

Fleming County Fiscal Court voted unanimously on May 9, 2023 to accept the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) District Nine rural-secondary project recommendations for FY2023–24, authorizing work on three county roads with a combined recommended allocation of $768,000.

Hayden Smith presented the KYTC District Nine recommendations to the court. The three projects and recommended amounts recorded in the minutes are: Hilltop Road (KY 170) asphalt resurface for $213,000; Orchard Road (KY 1515) asphalt resurface for $275,000; and Metcalf Mill Road (KY 560) for $280,000. The court approved Resolution 23-1389 to accept those recommendations and recorded the vote as unanimous.

The minutes list start and end locations for the Hilltop and Orchard projects and a beginning point for Metcalf Mill Road. The court’s approval authorizes the county to proceed with accepting the KYTC-recommended prioritization for the FY2023–24 rural-secondary program; detailed scheduling, contracts and construction timelines were not included in the minutes and are subject to KYTC processes and later county procurement steps.

The court’s vote provides the county’s formal acceptance of the KYTC priority list; next steps typically include coordination between county road staff and KYTC District Nine to finalize scope, schedules and contractor selection consistent with state and local procurement rules.