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Votes and key actions: Fayette County commissioners, Feb. 9 (continued Feb.13)

Board of Fayette County Commissioners · February 9, 2026
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Summary

A roundup of formal motions and votes from the Feb. 9 Fayette County commissioners meeting (continued Feb.13), including payments of bills, appropriation changes, advances, fund establishments, contract approvals, and authorization to advertise for a County Administrator.

The Feb. 9, 2026 meeting of the Board of Fayette County Commissioners (with a continuation on Feb. 13) produced a number of formal motions recorded in the minutes. The board’s votes were unanimous unless otherwise noted.

Key actions recorded in the minutes include: approval of payment of filed bills (motion moved by Tony Anderson and seconded by Donald L. Fleak); an appropriation modification moving $1,826.10 within Rattlesnake Temp Water Plant accounts; advances totaling $74,974.36 into a HUD Grant (Bluegrass) and $1,000 into CEBCO Wellness; an additional appropriation of $75,974.36; establishment of two new airport capital project funds; adoption of an amended resolution to transfer $484,805.22 to Children Services on a monthly schedule; acceptance of Amended Agreement #2 with HDR Engineering (six-month extension, estimated $160,000); acceptance of an amended Granite Telecommunications quote for the airport; a three-year maintenance agreement with Frye Mechanical for jail environmental systems at $16,805 annually; and authorization to advertise for a County Administrator with a search budget up to $5,000.

The minutes also record two executive sessions on Feb. 9 to discuss contract negotiations with named attendees, and multiple travel/training authorizations for staff and Commissioner Anderson. Where the minutes list vendors, contract amounts, or fund codes, those details are included in county records; the minutes themselves serve as the official record of motions and roll-call outcomes.