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Kenton County accepts $560,038.05 in county road aid, reserves 3% for emergencies
Summary
Kenton County Fiscal Court approved acceptance of $560,038.05 in County Road Aid, with the option to allocate 3% to an emergency road aid fund; funds will be used for resurfacing projects rather than letting the state select roads.
The Kenton County Fiscal Court voted to accept County Road Aid under Resolution No. 26-10, with county staff reporting an allocation of "$560,038.05." Spencer Stork told the court the county may set aside 3% of the allocation for an emergency road aid fund and that the county plans to direct most of the money into a resurfacing “bucket” rather than allowing the state to pick the roads.
Commissioner Jon Draud asked whether specific roads had been identified; Stork replied that funds would be used for resurfacing projects on county-owned roads. The motion to adopt the resolution passed unanimously, 4-0. The transcript indicates this acceptance allows the county to allocate funds for resurfacing and emergency needs in the coming fiscal year.
