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Fiscal Court approves budget adjustments and ordinance amendments
Summary
The Fiscal Court approved Resolution 26-01A and Ordinance 121.49 (second reading) with budget adjustments: $13,000 for Detention Center gasoline, $250,000 for medical claims, and $20,000 for Fleet repairs, all from reserves.
The Kenton County Fiscal Court approved fiscal adjustments and ordinance business on Jan. 13. Treasurer Kurt Greivenkamp explained Resolution No. 26-01A and the financial components of Ordinance 121.49 (second reading). Greivenkamp said the court would move $13,000 for gasoline at the Detention Center, $250,000 for medical claims, and $20,000 for Fleet equipment repairs from reserves to cover current needs.
Commissioner Joe Nienaber moved and Commissioner Beth Sewell seconded approval of the ordinance and accompanying budget actions; Judge/Executive Knochelmann called the voice votes and each measure passed unanimously, 4-0. County Administrator Joe Shriver and Treasurer Greivenkamp indicated these adjustments are intended to cover expenses through June.
Next steps: Ordinance 121.50 (annual codification supplement) was presented on first reading; additional ordinance text is available on the county website per clerk certification.
