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Police therapy dog grant, fire ladder-truck ceremony and airport grants highlighted in staff reports

City of Bardstown, Kentucky City Council · July 14, 2026
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Summary

Staff reported a successful push-in ceremony for a new ladder truck, a police grant to acquire a therapy dog, an update on BASC construction, and mayoral remarks about airport grants and July 4 events.

Assistant Fire Chief Kevin Grayson reported that the push-in ceremony for the department’s new ladder truck went well. Police Sergeant Jeremy Cauley said the department is preparing for National Night Out and the Buttermilk Days festival and noted a grant award that will enable acquisition of a therapy dog.

City Administrator Aaron Boles provided an update on BASC construction; the transcript records the update but does not expand the BASC acronym or provide project timelines or budget figures. Mayor J. Richard Heaton said the city received grants for improvements to the Bardstown–Nelson County Airport and noted his NewsNation Live interview that featured July 4 celebrations and the opening of a 1976 time capsule.