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Hardin County EMS awarded nearly $55,000 grant for training modernization

Hardin County Fiscal Court · July 14, 2026
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County Judge/Executive Keith Taul announced that Hardin County EMS received a grant of almost $55,000 from the Kentucky Rural Health Transformation program to support an Education and Training Modernization program for local emergency medical services.

County Judge/Executive Keith Taul announced during the July 14 Hardin County Fiscal Court meeting that Hardin County EMS was awarded a grant of almost $55,000 through the Kentucky Rural Health Transformation program to support an Education and Training Modernization program for EMS staff. Taul opened the meeting with the announcement while reviewing the agenda.

The court did not record a department presentation or follow-up discussion about how the funds will be spent during this session. No motion or vote was required on the grant announcement; it was presented as informational during opening comments. The transcript lists Engineering and Road Department presenters and written reports from several departments, but the EMS grant detail beyond the funding source, approximate amount and program name was not specified in the record.