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Bracken County Fiscal Court adopts $15.39 million FY 2627 budget; sets County Road Aid at $3.38 million
Summary
Bracken County Fiscal Court adopted the fiscal year 2627 budget totaling $15,385,940 and confirmed County Road Aid of $3,384,164; both items drew no public comment and passed on roll call votes.
Bracken County Fiscal Court adopted its fiscal year 2627 budget and confirmed the county's County Road Aid allocation after two public hearings on the same morning.
The court announced the County Road Aid figure for FY 2627 as $3,384,164, effective July 1, and opened the hearing to public comment; no public speakers came forward and the court adjourned the hearing after a roll-call motion. Later, the court opened the second reading and public hearing on the county's overall FY 2627 budget; the judge executive's office had posted budget copies for public review. The court then voted to adopt the FY 2627 budget, which it put at $15,385,940.
The actions were procedural and received little debate. The County Road Aid hearing was adjourned on a motion by Debbie Mayfield and a second by Heather Brumley; the motion carried on a full roll-call vote. The second reading and adoption of the county budget was moved by John Scott, seconded by Heather Brumley, and approved by roll call.
The budget and road-aid figures were presented to the public as available for review in the judge executive's office before the vote. No amendments or public requests to change the allocations were recorded during the hearings.
The court will implement the budget beginning July 1 and proceed with routine financial approvals, including vendor claims and fund transfers, as recorded in the meeting minutes.
