Hardin County public meetings in 2024
24 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Fiscal Court
The Fiscal Court will consider the 2025 budgets for the County Clerk and County Sheriff. The body is also reviewing several ARPA-funded water main and rake system projects and various grant applications.
- Approval of CY 2025 budgets for the Hardin County Clerk and Hardin County Sheriff
- ARPA funding for HCWD#1 Rake System & Boone Trace Main and HCWD#2 water mains at Franklin Crossroads Road & Eastview Road
- Bids for two new 1 Ton 4X4 Dually trucks with service beds (one diesel, one gasoline)
- Grant applications for the 2024 Deceased Farm Animal Disposal Assistance Program and Kentucky Opioid Abatement Advisory Commission
- Approval of Dr. Bell as EMS Medical Director
The Hardin County Fiscal Court unanimously approved the county clerk's and sheriff's CY 2025 budgets, along with a resolution amending the sheriff's CY 2024 budget. The court also approved a consent agenda containing numerous resolutions, including ARPA funding agreements, EMS-related items, and vehicle purchases. No citizen comments were offered, and the meeting concluded with holiday greetings.
- Approved Hardin County Clerk's CY 2025 Budget (unanimous)
- Approved Hardin County Sheriff's CY 2025 Budget (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 2024-270 amending Sheriff's CY 2024 Budget (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda including Treasurer's Financial Report, payroll, claims, and 23 resolutions (unanimous)
- Approved Executive Order 2024-004 setting 2025 Fiscal Court meeting dates/times
- Approved Resolutions 2024-266 and 2024-267 for purchase of two new trucks
- Approved ARPA funding resolutions for water district projects (HCWD#1 and HCWD#2)
- Approved Resolutions 2024-275, 2024-276, 2024-277 for EMS Medical Director, Ambulance Block Grant, and Opioid Abatement Grant applications
Fiscal Court
The Hardin County Fiscal Court will hold a public hearing on a telecommunications franchise agreement, then consider several resolutions including one authorizing documents for the Blue Oval SK project. A closed session is planned to discuss a business proposal under state law. The consent agenda includes claims, financial transfers, and annual bonds.
- Public hearing on a telecommunications franchise agreement
- Resolution 2024-257 for execution of documents related to the Blue Oval SK Project
- Resolution 2024-253 and 2024-254 for 10-year agreement extensions with Charter and Comcast communications
- Resolution 2024-260 and 2024-261 for annexation of street right-of-way on Gaither Station Road by City of Elizabethtown
- Closed session under KRS 61.810(1)(g) for discussions on a business proposal affecting siting or retention
The Hardin County Fiscal Court unanimously approved Resolution 2024-257 for the Blue Oval SK project, along with a consent agenda covering claims, personnel, communications agreements, financial transfers, bonds, and annexations. A public hearing on a telecommunications franchise agreement was held with no speakers. The court also entered closed session for a business siting discussion.
- Approved Resolution 2024-257 for Blue Oval SK project documents (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda including December claims, EMS personnel, Charter and Comcast 10-year extensions, financial transfers, 2025 bonds, finance personnel, and two Gaither Station Road annexations (unanimous)
- Approved minutes from November 26, 2024 (unanimous)
- Held public hearing on telecommunications franchise agreement; no public comments
- Entered closed session under KRS 61.810(1)(g) for business siting discussion (unanimous)
Fiscal Court
The Fiscal Court will consider several resolutions regarding personnel and financial transfers. The body is also deciding on bids for two new service trucks and a proposal for a public notification system.
- Resolution 2024-244: Bid for a new crew cab diesel 1-ton 4X4 dually with service bed
- Resolution 2024-245: Bid for a new crew cab 1-ton gasoline 4X4 dually with service bed
- Resolution 2024-246: Proposal for Public Notification System
- Resolution 2024-248 and 2024-249: Appointments to the Hardin County Extension District Board
- Approval of October 2024 Treasurer’s Financial Report and November claims
Fiscal Court
The Hardin County Fiscal Court will hold a regular meeting. They will have the second reading of Ordinance 343, Series 2024, which establishes an Enhanced 911 emergency telephone service. The consent agenda includes multiple resolutions approving ARPA-funded water and sewer infrastructure projects, appointments to boards, and personnel changes. The meeting will also receive reports from planning, public works, engineering, and road departments.
- Second reading of Ordinance 343 (Enhanced 911 emergency telephone service)
- Multiple ARPA-funded water and sewer projects: Marvin's Sanitary Sewer Lift Station, Brizendine Tank, Hwy 86 FD Hydrant, Gilead Church Rd Water Line, Glendale water/sewer lines
- Resolution 2024-240 for a proposal on Broadband Expansion Service
- Appointments to Hardin County Public Library Board and Lincoln Trail Area Development District Board
- Approval of November claims, financial transfers, and personnel resolutions for EMS, 911, and Solid Waste
Fiscal Court
The Hardin County Fiscal Court will vote on a budget amendment and a zoning text amendment regarding medical cannabis businesses. The body is also reviewing several resolutions involving equipment leases, grants, and road contracts.
- Second reading of Ordinance 269-4 Series 2024 regarding medical cannabis business zoning
- Resolution 2024-217: $383,247.00 KY Dept of Transportation Flex Fund agreement for resurfacing Boone Road and Wooldridge Ferry Road
- Second reading of Ordinance 340-1 Series 2024 for FY 2024-2025 Budget Amendment No. 1
- First reading of Ordinance 343, Series 2024, regarding Enhanced 911 Emergency Telephone Service
- Resolution 2024-210 for a bid on a new V8 4-Door 4x4 SUV
Fiscal Court
The Hardin County Fiscal Court will meet on October 8, 2024, to approve minutes from the previous meeting and consider a consent agenda containing several resolutions. These include purchasing two new Type 1 ambulances, reallocating funds, approving EMS and E-911 personnel actions, rejecting a bid for a new SUV, and granting a sewer easement to Hardin County Water District #2. Reports will be presented from Animal Control and Emergency Management.
- Resolution 2024-200: Bid to purchase 2 new Type 1 ambulances
- Resolution 2024-202: EMS personnel actions
- Resolution 2024-203: E-911 personnel actions
- Resolution 2024-205: Sewer easement agreement with HCWD #2
- Resolution 2024-204: Bid rejection for new never-titled V8 4-door 4x4 SUV
Fiscal Court
The Hardin County Fiscal Court will hold a public hearing on the Niceley Cemetery Relocation and hear the first reading of a zoning text amendment (Ordinance 269-4) to allow medical cannabis businesses in unincorporated areas. The court will also consider a budget amendment for FY 2024-25 (Ordinance 340) and approve numerous consent agenda items including personnel, surplus equipment, and agreements.
- Public hearing on Niceley Cemetery Relocation
- First reading of Ordinance 269-4 Series 2024 zoning text amendment for medical cannabis businesses
- Approve Ordinance 340 Amendment 1 Series 2024 relating to FY 2024-25 budget
- Approve Resolution 2024-199 related to Niceley Cemetery Relocation
- Consent agenda includes Resolutions 2024-189 (Animal Care & Control personnel), 2024-190 (declare surplus equipment), and 2024-198 (health insurance MOU for Detention Center)
Fiscal Court
The Fiscal Court will hold a public hearing on closing an undeveloped portion of Christine Way in Concord Heights. The consent agenda includes resolutions setting 2024-25 Extension Service tax rates, authorizing the road closure, approving personnel changes, and dedicating right-of-way for the BOSK/Glendale Industrial Site, along with $80,000 for the Gaither Station Bridge. Informational items cover property tax rates, the Conservation District annual report, and departmental reports.
- Public hearing on closing a portion of Christine Way, Concord Heights
- Resolution 2024-180 acknowledging 2024-25 Extension Service Tax Rates
- Resolution 2024-187 approving $80,000 for CRA Bridge – Gaither Station Bridge
- Resolution 2024-186 for updated deed of conveyance to dedicate right-of-way at BOSK/Glendale Industrial Site
- Informational presentation on Hardin County Extension Office property tax rates
The Hardin County Fiscal Court approved a resolution to close an undeveloped portion of Christine Way in Concord Heights, following a public hearing. The court also approved the consent agenda, which included claims, personnel resolutions, and a bridge funding item. No citizen comments were offered during the meeting.
- Approved Resolution 2024-181 for road closure of Christine Way (7-0)
- Approved consent agenda including September claims, personnel resolutions, and $80K for Gaither Station Bridge (6-2)
- Approved minutes from August 27, 2024 meeting (7-0)
Fiscal Court
The Hardin County Fiscal Court will hold a public hearing on the 2024 county property tax rates and vote on Resolution 2024-173 to adopt those rates. They will also consider a consent agenda that includes a $383,247 contract with the Kentucky Department of Transportation for resurfacing New Salem Church Road, a bid for HVAC replacement at EMS Station #1, personnel resolutions for multiple departments, and appointment of viewers for a road closing on Christine Way in Concord Heights.
- Public hearing on 2024 county property tax rates
- Resolution 2024-173 to adopt 2024 property tax rates
- Resolution 2024-179: $383,247 contract with KY Dept of Transportation for resurfacing New Salem Church Road
- Resolution 2024-175: bid for HVAC replacement at EMS Station #1
- Resolution 2024-172: appointing viewers for road closing of a portion of Christine Way (undeveloped right-of-way) in Concord Heights
Fiscal Court
The Hardin County Fiscal Court will hold a regular meeting with a consent agenda containing multiple resolutions, including a landfill gas purchase agreement extension and a modification of refuse rates with the US Army. Informational presentations from Animal Control and Emergency Management are scheduled, and citizens may comment on agenda items. The consent agenda also covers personnel changes, truck bid rejection, a bypass renaming, and financial transfers.
- Resolution 2024-153: Landfill Gas Purchase Agreement Extension
- Resolution 2024-154: Modification of Rates for Intergovernmental Support Agreement #IM-W9124D-19001-IGSA Refuse with US Army Garrison
- Resolution 2024-155: Rescinding Bid Resolution No. 2023-175 and rejecting all bids for one new 4x4 single cab truck and bed
- Resolution 2024-164: Renaming a portion of the bypass from Highway 62 to New Glendale Road in honor of Billy and Kathy Edwards
- Resolution 2024-165: 2025 Litter Abatement Agreement
Fiscal Court
The Fiscal Court will consider several resolutions including road resurfacing and right-of-way conveyances. The body will also review financial reports and personnel changes for the Road and Finance departments.
- Resolution 2024-145: MOA with Transportation Cabinet to resurface Tabbs Hollow Road
- Resolution 2024-142: Deed of Conveyance for Right-of-Way at Gilead Church Road
- Resolution 2024-141 and 2024-146: Board appointments for HCWD #2 and HCWD #1
- Resolution 2024-152: EMS Fee Schedule
- Resolution 2024-149: 2024 KY Dept of Agriculture Spay/Neuter Grant Application
Fiscal Court
The Hardin County Fiscal Court will meet to approve recent meeting minutes and various county claims. The agenda includes resolutions regarding EMS personnel, financial transfers, and an agreement with HCEC-TV. A presentation on the Rural Secondary Program is also scheduled.
- Resolution 2024-137 regarding EMS Personnel
- Resolution 2024-138 for an agreement between Hardin County and HCEC-TV for FY 2024/2025
- Resolution 2024-140 related to financial transfers
- Approval of July and June county claims and utility claims
- Rural Secondary Program presentation by the Department of Highways
Fiscal Court
The court will hold a first reading for an ordinance prohibiting cannabis businesses in Hardin County. Members will also consider a second reading of a zoning ordinance amendment and various personnel resolutions. The meeting includes reports from the Sheriff, Coroner, and Clerk.
- First reading of Ordinance 342 to prohibit cannabis businesses
- Second reading of Ordinance No. 269 regarding Zoning Ordinance amendments
- Resolution 2024-128 for Tetra Tech work orders and Amendment No. 8
- Personnel resolutions for Animal Care and Control, Road, and EMS departments
- Reappointment of John Tindall to the HCWD#1 Board
Fiscal Court
The Hardin County Fiscal Court will review a second reading for the FY 2023-2024 budget amendment and a first reading for a zoning ordinance amendment. The court will also consider resolutions regarding salary increases, job description revisions, and personnel changes. Additionally, reports from Animal Control and Planning are scheduled for presentation.
- Second reading of Ordinance No. 332-4 (FY 2023-2024 Budget Amendment)
- First reading of Ordinance No. 269 (Zoning Ordinance Amendment)
- Resolution 2024-115 regarding a step-in-grade salary increase and 2% COLA
- Resolution 2024-124 regarding the SAP KY drug treatment program at Hardin County Detention Center
- Resolution 2024-122 for the surplus of a 2016 Chevrolet Van
Fiscal Court
The Hardin County Fiscal Court is holding its regular meeting on May 28, 2024. The main business is a large consent agenda containing 14 resolutions covering topics such as E-911 tower agreements, detention center funding, EMS personnel and services, and various contracts. The court will also hear department reports and updates, including on the Springfield Road project.
- Resolution 2024-103: E-911 Renew American Tower Corp Agreement for Eastview Tower 2015-016
- Resolution 2024-104: CLFRF Fiscal Recovery Funds (ARPA HB556) application for Detention Center
- Resolution 2024-105: Contract with eCloud Managed Solutions for AWS Infrastructure and Services
- Resolution 2024-109: Allocation of Opioid funds to Coroner Office for a Rapid Response Officer
- Resolution 2024-112: Bid for Inmate Communications services
Fiscal Court
The Hardin County Fiscal Court is meeting to consider the FY 2024-25 budget (second reading) and a budget amendment (first reading), along with a consent agenda of resolutions covering personnel, contracts, and financial transfers. The meeting also includes reports from departments and a proclamation honoring a long-serving elections board member. A closed session is scheduled to discuss litigation and a business proposal.
- Second reading of Ordinance No. 340, FY 2024-25 budget
- First reading of Ordinance No. 332-4, FY 2023-24 budget amendment
- Resolution 2024-094: contract with S&ME for density testing
- Resolution 2024-097: County Road Aid agreement with KY Transportation Cabinet
- Resolution 2024-098: Detention Center policies and procedures manual
Fiscal Court
The Hardin County Fiscal Court is meeting to approve minutes, financial reports, and a large consent agenda of resolutions. These include personnel actions, service agreements, animal control MOAs, a homeland security grant application, and use of opioid settlement funds for a Family Recovery Court. The meeting also includes department reports and a presentation from Volunteers of America.
- Resolution 2024-089: VOA Phase 1 Opioid Settlement Funds for Family Recovery Court
- Resolution 2024-079: Service Agreement with Motorola Solutions per State Contract MA758-2300000002
- Resolution 2024-088: 2024 State Homeland Security Grant Application
- Resolution 2024-091: Vertiv Corporation maintenance for Hardin County 911 Site
- Approve March Payroll and April Claims
Fiscal Court
The Hardin County Fiscal Court will hold its regular meeting, featuring the Judge/Executive's proposed FY 2024/2025 budget presentation and the first reading of the budget ordinance. The agenda also includes a public hearing on County Road Aid and Local Government Economic Assistance Funds, informational reports from Animal Control and Emergency Management, and a consent agenda with multiple resolutions and claims. A closed session is scheduled to discuss pending litigation and a business proposal.
- First reading of Ordinance No. 340 Series 2024 FY 2024-25 Budget
- Public hearing on County Road Aid and Local Government Economic Assistance Funds
- Resolution 2024-073: Contract with Dirt Works Unlimited, LLC for site development construction
- Approve claims for April 2024, March recurring, and March utility claims
- Closed session under KRS 61.810(1)(c) and (g) for litigation and business siting
Fiscal Court
The Hardin County Fiscal Court is meeting to approve the March 12 minutes and a 21-item consent agenda covering personnel resolutions, grant applications, an audit contract, and equipment purchases. The agenda also includes informational reports from EMS, E-911, and the Detention Center, plus citizen comments limited to 3 minutes on agenda items.
- Resolution 2024-047 and 2024-055: EMS personnel (revised and new)
- Resolution 2024-056: Still Meadows Estates
- Resolution 2024-066: Patrick & Associates, LLC for FY 2023-24 audit
- Resolution 2024-067: bid for new never-titled extended cab 3/4 ton flat bed
- Resolution 2024-059 and 2024-061: grant applications for hazardous waste and rubberized asphalt
Fiscal Court
The Hardin County Fiscal Court will consider adopting Ordinance No. 332-3 (FY 2023-2024 Budget Amendment No. 3) and approve a consent agenda with resolutions on E-911, EMS, engineering, finance personnel, jail video arraignment equipment, budget transfers, an interlocal agreement with Elizabethtown, and a website refresh. The meeting also includes informational items, department reports, and citizen comments limited to three minutes on agenda items.
- Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 332-3 Series 2023 (FY 2023-2024 Budget Amendment No. 3)
- Resolution 2024-046 (E-911 Personnel)
- Resolution 2024-047 (EMS Personnel)
- Resolution 2024-050 (Jail Video Arraignment Equipment)
- Resolution 2024-053 (Interlocal Agreement with City of Elizabethtown)
Fiscal Court
The Hardin County Fiscal Court will hold its regular meeting, including a second reading of Ordinance 339 to certify recovery residences, and will hear annual presentations from the county's two water districts. The consent agenda includes numerous resolutions on personnel, contracts, and appointments. The meeting will also enter closed session to discuss pending litigation.
- Second reading of Ordinance 339, Series 2024 – Certification of Recovery Residences in Hardin County
- Annual presentations from Hardin County Water District No. 1 and No. 2
- Resolution 2024-035: Dell Financial Services (DFS) contract for EMS
- Resolution 2024-038: Springfield Road Landfill Mowing Contract for 2024
- Resolution 2024-039: Pearl Hollow Mowing Contract for 2024
Fiscal Court
The Hardin County Fiscal Court is meeting to consider a budget amendment, a new ordinance on recovery residences, and a consent agenda with resolutions on personnel, road materials, and ARPA funding. The agenda also includes informational presentations from Fort Knox and department reports. Most items are routine approvals, but the recovery residence ordinance and ARPA subaward involve notable policy and funding decisions.
- First reading of Ordinance No. 332-3 amending FY 2023-2024 budget
- First reading of Ordinance 339 on certification of recovery residences
- Resolution 2024-022: $187,500 ARPA subaward to HCWD #2
- Resolution 2024-025: bridge repairs on Middle Creek Road
- Resolution 2024-027: bids for road materials
Fiscal Court
The Hardin County Fiscal Court will hold its regular meeting, primarily acting on a consent agenda that includes financial reports, payroll, personnel resolutions, and grant applications. The court will also hear department reports from EMS, E-911, the Detention Center, and the County Attorney, and will enter a closed session to discuss pending litigation.
- Approve Resolution 2024-014 for KBEMS grant application 24/25
- Approve Resolution 2024-015 for surplus van transfer from Detention Center to Lincoln County
- Approve Resolution 2024-016 for HB1 Co. Clerk Election Equipment Grant FY 22-24
- Approve January Claims 01-23-2024 and January Library Claims 01-23-2024
- Closed session per KRS 61.810(1)(c) for pending litigation
Fiscal Court
The Hardin County Fiscal Court is holding its regular meeting on January 9, 2024, to consider a resolution related to the Hutcherson Road annexation, approve minutes from the December 22, 2023 meeting, and hear department reports. The agenda includes a consent agenda with claims, personnel, work orders, and financial transfers, plus citizen comments limited to three minutes on agenda items.
- Resolution 2024-005 related to Hutcherson Road Annexation
- Approve January 2024 Claims
- Resolution 2024-001 related to EMS Personnel
- Resolution 2024-002 related to Tetra Tech Work Orders
- Resolution 2024-006 related to Financial Transfers