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Boyle County Fiscal Court approves budget and cash transfers, pays bills with three add-ons
Summary
The Boyle County Fiscal Court voted to approve budget transfers and cash-account moves, and paid a bills packet that included three late add-ons (total packet reported at $1,372,533.74). County staff answered questions on an early EMS-building predevelopment invoice.
The Boyle County Fiscal Court on Feb. 10 approved a set of budget and cash transfers and paid its monthly bills after brief questions about line items.
Shannon, the county finance staff member who presented the package, told the court: “I have budget transfers in the amount of $16,441.79.” She also reported moving $24,270.70 from a money-market account into an interest-bearing account and said she would close the money-market account afterward. The clerk asked the court to approve additional bill-packet items totaling $8,510.40 — a Martin Luther King Jr. shirt order ($3,510.40), an arts-commission allocation ($3,000) and an HIA reimbursement ($1,000) — which raised the posted packet total to $1,372,533.74.
Magistrates asked about a $130,000 invoice shown in the bills packet. County staff explained that the line reflected preliminary site-preparation and architectural work on the EMS building, describing it as early predevelopment costs and the first bill from that contractor. After discussion, motions to approve the transfers and the bills were made and carried by voice vote.
Clarifying details in the transcript are inconsistent in a few places (one line later references $60,441.79 in connection with transfers). The court approved the items “as presented” and recorded the votes by voice; the minutes do not include further amendments or referral for additional audit.
