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Court authorizes salt agreement, recycling-trailer bids and approves transfers and claims
Summary
The Fiscal Court approved a nonbinding agreement with IBG Magic for salt at $173 per ton, authorized advertising for bids on recycling trailers financed by a $97,000 grant, approved a $900,000 transfer from the General Fund to the Road Fund, and paid monthly claims including election-workers payments that exceeded approval thresholds.
County Engineer Nick Stallings told the court two salt bids were received and recommended IBG Magic of Kentuckiana at a delivered cost of $173.00 per ton as an alternative to purchasing through the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet; the signed agreement does not obligate the county to purchase a set quantity. The court authorized creating an agreement with IBG Magic by voice vote.
Stallings also requested permission to advertise for bids for recycling trailers after Recycling Supervisor Eric Higgs notified the court that the Recycling Center had received a $97,000 grant for trailer purchases. The court authorized the Road Department to solicit bids.
Treasurer Brenda Rider presented fund transfers, including a cash transfer of $900,000.00 from the General Fund to the Road Fund as a budgeted transfer, and summarized monthly claims and bank balances. The court approved transfers and payment of claims, which included vendor claims and a list of election workers whose payments exceeded the general approval threshold; the court approved those payments by voice vote.
The court's actions clear the way for procurement under county purchasing procedures and for routine year-end budget adjustments.
