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Votes at a glance: minutes, financials, paving, flagpole and other approvals in Worthington Hills

Worthington Hills City Commission · May 19, 2026
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Summary

At its May 19 meeting, Worthington Hills commissioners approved the April meeting minutes and financial reports, awarded a paving contract to Flynn Brothers ($115,261.55), approved a 50-foot flagpole installation by Louisville Flagpole Company LLC, and took other routine actions; the FY2026'27 budget had its first reading.

The Worthington Hills City Commission recorded several unanimous and roll-call votes at its May 19 meeting alongside the larger tax and landscaping items.

Consent and routine items - The commission approved the April 21, 2026 meeting minutes and the April 2026 financial reports by voice vote.

Paving contract - Commissioners discussed updated paving bids and moved to accept Flynn Brothers' quote for road work and speed-hump replacement; the motion carried on a roll-call vote with Mayor Mary Stone and the named commissioners voting yes. The quoted amount discussed for the Flynn Brothers work was $115,261.55.

Flagpole purchase - The commission approved purchase and installation of a 50-foot internal-hydro aluminum flagpole from Louisville Flagpole Company LLC; commissioners discussed siting, required access/grade work, electrical wiring for lighting, and a possible July 4 dedication. The motion passed on a roll-call vote with all named commissioners voting yes.

Budget ordinance - The proposed FY2026'27 budget ordinance (Ordinance number 3 Series 2026) received its first reading; staff said figures can be adjusted during the fiscal year and that the ordinance will be published and finalized at a later meeting.

Adjournment and next steps - Commissioners received several departmental reports (utility, safety, code enforcement follow-ups) and discussed event safety (a bicycling event was told to provide traffic guards given reported stop-sign violations). The meeting adjourned at about 8:40 p.m.