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Votes at a glance: Frankfort Board of Commissioners — March 23, 2026
Summary
A roundup of motions, ordinances, resolutions and orders adopted March 23 by the Frankfort Board of Commissioners, including the FY25–26 appropriation amendment, animal control intergovernmental agreement, transit grant application resolution, and several orders and contracts approved on the consent calendar.
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The Frankfort Board of Commissioners took the following formal actions at its March 23, 2026 meeting. This summary lists the item, outcome, and key details recorded in the meeting minutes.
• Consent Calendar — Adopted; Commissioner Richardson abstained. Items included minutes approval; procurement and professional services contracts (flusher truck purchase at a compliant bid of $243,977; Hazen & Sawyer FEMA assistance contract for $200,000; LoVo Systems Amendment No.1 for $42,450; bio-solids disposal contract with H&A Resources at $74.75 per wet ton; purchase of two Lucas3 CPR devices totaling $45,415); multiple 2026 special-event MOUs; and transit vehicle purchases using a 5339 grant. (SEG 004–046)
• Appointment — Tom Midkiff appointed to the Board of Ethics (term to 12-31-28); adopted unanimously. (SEG 047–048)
• Ordinance No. 4, 2026 Series — Second reading and adoption amending FY25–26 appropriations; adopted unanimously. (SEG 049–054)
• Ordinance No. 5, 2026 Series — Amendment to City Code §39.20 establishing a four-year limitations period for ethics filings; adopted (3–1, 1 abstention). (SEG 055–056)
• Resolution No. 2, 2026 Series — Agreement with Franklin County Fiscal Court for sharing animal control and services in the City of Frankfort; adopted unanimously. (SEG 057–059)
• Resolution No. 3, 2026 Series — FY2027 transit grant applications under Sections 5311, 5339 and RTAP; Board authorized submissions and local match commitments and adopted the resolution unanimously. (SEG 060–095)
• Orders adopted — Parks Department surplus (Order No. 3, 2026 Series) and handgun surplus for buy-back by retired Captain Kenneth Keith (Order No. 4, 2026 Series); amended order establishing Technology, Innovation and Sustainability Committee (Order No. 5, 2026 Series). (SEG 096–105)
• Unfinished business motion — Board directed staff to proceed with outsourcing solid waste with the city paying (4–1). (SEG 106–111)
Votes are recorded in the meeting minutes by roll call where noted; the minutes list who moved and seconded several items, and where recorded provide vote tallies. Items removed from the Consent Calendar (FY26 Resurfacing List) were held for additional staff work per the City Manager.
