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Simpson County fiscal court approves $151,244 jail transfer, budget line changes and routine bills
Summary
The court approved a $151,244 cash transfer from the General Fund to the Jail Fund, multiple line-item budget transfers and payment of bills and claims; bills were approved with a 4–1 vote recorded (Chandler opposed).
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At its Jan. 21 meeting, the Simpson County Fiscal Court approved several fiscal actions: a $151,244 cash transfer from the General Fund to the Jail Fund, a set of intra-departmental budget transfers and payment of the listed bills and claims.
The cash transfer motion was made by Magistrate Marty Chandler and seconded by Magistrate Jeffrey Burr; the motion passed unanimously among members present. The court then approved several budget transfers, including a $35,000 shift to Employee Health Insurance from a Medical Contract line and other smaller transfers affecting public safety, roads and courthouse supplies; Scott Poston moved the transfers and Myron Thurman seconded them.
When the court considered bills and claims (a multi-page list of vendor payments, payroll totals and service charges), Magistrate Jeffrey Burr moved approval and Scott Poston seconded; votes recorded were Burr, Poston, Thurman and Judge/Executive Mason Bames in favor, and Magistrate Marty Chandler opposed. The minutes list several large payments, including a payroll total line and a $152,163.54 payment to Sunbelt Construction. No additional discussion or roll-call explanations for Chandler’s dissent were recorded in the minutes.
The court entered an executive session at 9:01 a.m. under KRS 61.810(1)(c) to discuss pending or proposed litigation and exited at 9:22 a.m. The meeting adjourned at 9:23 a.m.
