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Hardin County Fiscal Court approves consent agenda including cybersecurity, EMS and correctional-health agreements
Summary
The Hardin County Fiscal Court on June 23 approved minutes and a consent agenda that included resolutions on financial transfers, personnel-policy changes, EMS staffing, Arctic Wolf cybersecurity services, ambulance supplemental-payment consulting, correctional facility healthcare and a 1% cost-of-living increase; votes were recorded as eight yes, one not present.
The Hardin County Fiscal Court voted on June 23 to approve the June 9, 2026 minutes and a multi-item consent agenda that included financial, personnel and service items.
The court approved the June 9 minutes after a motion by Squire Kenny Saltsman and a second from Squire Patsy Whitehead. The court then approved the consent agenda on a motion by Squire Kenny Muse, seconded by Squire EG Thompson. Voting recorded for both motions showed Squire Fred Clem, Jr.; Squire Kenny Muse; Squire Aaron Pennington; Squire Kenny Saltsman; Squire EG Thompson; Squire Patsy Whitehead; Squire Chris Yates; and County Judge/Executive Keith Taul voting yes. Squire Larry Hicks was not present. The motions passed.
Items on the consent agenda included the treasurer's May 2026 financial report; June 2026 claims and ACH claims; May payroll registers; and the following numbered resolutions: Resolution 2026-105 (financial transfers); Resolution 2026-106 (changes to the personnel policies and procedures handbook); Resolution 2026-107 (EMS personnel); Resolution 2026-108 (Arctic Wolf — Cybersecurity Managed Detection & Response); Resolution 2026-109 (Public Consulting Group — Ambulance Supplemental Payment Program services); Resolution 2026-110 (agreement for correctional facility healthcare services); and Resolution 2026-111 (step-in-grade and a 1% cost-of-living adjustment). The agenda also included approvals of committee meeting minutes from Public Works, Emergency Services, Resources & Community Support, and Finance committees.
The minutes do not provide details such as dollar amounts, contract lengths, or staffing counts for the listed resolutions; where the record lacks figures or other specifics, those details are not specified in the court minutes. The court adjourned after a motion from Squire Kenny Saltsman, seconded by Squire Kenny Muse, with the adjournment recorded as "without objection."
