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Fiscal Court approves $32,500 annual flow‑through for Holy Name School transportation

Henderson County Fiscal Court · July 28, 2026
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Summary

The court approved an annual agreement to pay up to $32,500 to the Henderson County School Board to transport Holy Name of Jesus Catholic School students; the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet reimburses the amount and Holy Name will repay any excess costs.

County Judge/Executive Brad Schneider explained that Fiscal Court's agreement with the Henderson County Board of Education covers transportation for Holy Name of Jesus Catholic School students and is structured as a flow‑through. Fiscal Court agreed to pay up to $32,500 annually for the board to provide the transportation; the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet reimburses that amount and the school agrees to reimburse any costs that exceed the cap.

Magistrate Puttman moved to approve the agreement and Magistrate Southard seconded; a voice vote was held with all present voting in favor. The agreement requires no immediate county budget amendment because reimbursements flow through the school board and state transportation funding.