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Bardstown mayor, staff report on public safety, winter readiness and upcoming Light Up Bardstown event
Summary
At the Nov. 25 Bardstown City Council meeting, staff reported that a new firetruck is expected in April 2026, police reported a break-in at Crumes, and Mayor Heaton announced the 'Light Up Bardstown' event on Nov. 28; council approved adjournment at 6:54 PM.
During the Nov. 25 City Council meeting, staff and the mayor provided brief operational updates and community announcements.
Assistant Fire Chief Kevin Grayson told the council the new firetruck is expected to arrive on schedule in April 2026. Police Chief Kim Kraeszig reported a recent break-in at Crumes; the minutes note the incident but do not record additional details about suspects or losses. Councilwoman Betty Hart described a partnership between NelCARE and Nelson County District Court.
Mayor J. Richard Heaton said the Public Works Department is prepared for winter with an adequate salt supply, but that leaf pickup has been slower than normal because leaves have been wet and one of the two pickup trucks has been under repair. He said he recently met with Senator Higdon to discuss local projects and announced the community event 'Light Up Bardstown' on Friday, Nov. 28 in Mayor's Park.
Councilman Franklin Hibbs moved to adjourn at 6:54 PM; Councilman Roland E. Williams seconded and the motion carried 4-0. The minutes do not record public comment on these staff reports or the mayor's announcements.
