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Votes at a glance: Spencer County Fiscal Court adopts Silo Farm roads, approves hires and routine measures

Spencer County Fiscal Court · March 1, 2026
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Summary

At its Feb. 19 meeting the Fiscal Court adopted Ordinance No. 7 to take specified Silo Farm subdivision roads into the county system and approved a set of administrative measures including EMS hires, election personnel pay rates, a letter-of-support request, and invoices.

The Spencer County Fiscal Court on Feb. 19 adopted Ordinance No. 7 to add several streets in the Silo Farm subdivision to the county road system and approved a slate of administrative motions and hires.

Ordinance No. 7: The court adopted Ordinance No. 7 (first reading Feb. 5, second reading Feb. 19) to accept Crafton Drive (extended) and four other streets into the Spencer County Road System for maintenance, repair, snow removal and right-of-way mowing. The motion was made by Esq. Stump, seconded by Esq. Cotton and carried by voice vote.

Other formal actions and outcomes: - Minutes: Motion by Esq. Cotton, seconded by Esq. Eldridge, to approve the Feb. 5 minutes passed by voice vote; Esq. Stump recorded a 'nay' vote on the minutes. - Veterans memorial plaque fee: Motion by Esq. Eldridge, seconded by Esq. Travis, to waive the $50 fee for plaques for veterans connected by family to Spencer County; motion passed. - Election personnel pay: Motion by Esq. Travis, seconded by Esq. Stump, approved payment rates for precinct officers: $16.50/hour for early voting; $150/day for Election Day; $25 for training; $50 for alternates, payable upon verification of work. - Letter of support for sanitation facility plan: Motion by Esq. Cotton, seconded by Esq. Eldridge, to request letters of support from Senator Higdon and Representative Tipton for a $50,000 state appropriation to prepare a facility plan; motion passed. - Flood Levee Commission office space: Motion by Esq. Pharris, seconded by Esq. Travis, approved temporary use of office space above the maintenance office for the Flood Levee Commission. - EMS hires: Motion by Judge Scott Travis, seconded by Esq. Cotton, approved hiring four EMS positions (Dusty Lyle — FT EMT at $15.00/hr; Darrell Lewis — PT paramedic at $18.25/hr; Jessica Stone — PT EMT at $16.00/hr; Bridgette Shelburne — PT EMT at $16.00/hr), pending background checks and drug tests. - Invoices and transfers: Motion by Esq. Cotton, seconded by Esq. Stump, approved the invoices, bills and transfers as presented, including an approved ambulance-repair invoice of $4,019.94 from Emergency Repair, Inc.

All motions not otherwise recorded were passed by voice vote with the court’s members voting in the affirmative where noted.

The court adjourned at 8:46 p.m.