Marshall County public meetings in 2024
18 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Fiscal Court
The Fiscal Court will conduct a second reading of Ordinance 2024-12, a budget amendment. They will also hear an ambulance bid presentation from the EMS director, discuss ARPA funds and Ridge Road property, and take up new business including the county clerk's budget, a roof HVAC change order, and a KOHS grant contract.
- Second reading of Ordinance 2024-12 budget amendment
- EMS director Bryan Cutsinger presenting ambulance bid
- Discussion of ARPA funds and Ridge Road property
- County Clerk's annual order setting maximum for deputies and assistants
- Change order for roof HVAC
The Marshall County Fiscal Court approved a sales agreement for a new EMS ambulance for up to $219,000, along with a budget amendment and several other administrative items. All votes were unanimous. One item was postponed to the next meeting, and the court entered executive session for litigation and personnel matters.
- Approved sales agreement for new EMS ambulance up to $219,000 (unanimous)
- Approved Ordinance 2024-12 Budget Amendment (unanimous)
- Postponed an unspecified old business item to next meeting (unanimous)
- Committed remaining ARPA funds to broadband project if contract not signed with North Marshall Water (unanimous)
- Approved County Clerk's Annual Order Setting Maximum Amount for Deputies and Assistants (unanimous)
- Approved County Clerk's Budget, Cumulative Quarterly Report and Annual Settlement for CY 2025 (unanimous)
- Approved change order from Minter Roofing for $4,648 (unanimous)
- Approved KOHS contract for portable radios and authorized Judge Spraggs to DocuSign (unanimous)
Fiscal Court
The Marshall County Fiscal Court is holding a special called meeting to act on a second reading of a speed limit ordinance, surplus property declarations, and use of ARPA funds for the courthouse roof. The court will also consider a budget amendment, salary orders, and various agreements including a water district resolution, hospital MOU, and benefit advisory services.
- Ordinance 2024-11: Speed limit on Sanshirl Drive, second reading
- Surplus: County property and Animal Control trailer
- ARPA Funds: Courthouse roof project
- Resolution & Agreement with North Marshall Water District
- Ordinance 2024-12: Budget amendment, first reading
The Marshall County Fiscal Court approved a resolution and agreement with North Marshall Water District for ARPA capital project funds, along with several other items including a fuel MOU with the hospital, a benefits agreement with Hub International, a Miracle League grant resolution, the Sheriff's annual orders and budget, an electrical inspector contract, a jailer training incentive, and the 2025 holiday schedule. The court also approved November personnel changes, surplus of an animal control horse trailer, and postponed a decision on Ridge Road property. All votes were unanimous.
- Approved ARPA agreement with North Marshall Water District (unanimous)
- Approved fuel MOU with Marshall County Hospital (unanimous)
- Approved benefits agreement with Hub International (unanimous)
- Approved Miracle League grant resolution (unanimous)
- Approved Sheriff's annual order and 2025 budget (unanimous)
- Approved electrical inspector contract with Greg Hobgood (unanimous)
- Approved 2025 holiday schedule (unanimous)
- Postponed decision on Ridge Road property to next meeting (unanimous)
Fiscal Court
The Marshall County Fiscal Court will conduct the first reading of Ordinance 2024-11 setting a speed limit on Sanshirl Drive, approve October personnel changes and prior meeting minutes, select a vendor for the Drug Free Workplace program, and declare excess materials from the Oak Level Water Project. The court will also reschedule the January 7 meeting, receive the treasurer's report, approve fund transfers and bill payments, and hold an executive session on litigation and personnel.
- Ordinance 2024-11 – speed limit on Sanshirl Drive (first reading)
- October personnel changes (correspondence)
- Drug Free Workplace vendor selection
- Excess materials from Oak Level Water Project
- Reschedule January 7th meeting
Fiscal Court
The Marshall County Fiscal Court will vote on routine items including approval of prior meeting minutes, a memorandum of understanding between the dispatch center and health department, board appointments, new hires for E911, parks, and maintenance, and a speed limit adjustment on Sanshirl Drive. The agenda also includes budget transfers, bill payments, and an executive session for litigation and personnel matters.
- Memorandum of Understanding – MC Dispatch & MC Health Dept
- New hires for E911, Parks, and Maintenance
- Speed limit change on Sanshirl Drive
- Board appointments
- Executive session for litigation and personnel
Fiscal Court
The Fiscal Court will meet to discuss a card processing contract for the park and review the treasurer's report. The body will also address personnel changes and a new hire for E911. An executive session is scheduled to discuss litigation and personnel.
- Card processing contract for park
- New hire for E911
- Payment of bills
- Treasurer's report
Fiscal Court
The Marshall County Fiscal Court will hear guest presentations on courthouse roof asbestos remediation and the county library, then consider second readings of three ordinances: a speed limit for Echo Lane, an administrative code amendment, and a budget amendment. Old business also includes decisions on an Election Day holiday and deputy pay/overtime. New business covers hiring for Animal Control and Parks, bids for surplus Road Department equipment, a training incentive for the Sheriff, and a 911 pay scale adjustment.
- Guest presentation by PFGW Inc on courthouse roof asbestos remediation
- Second reading of Ordinance 2024-08: Speed limit on Echo Lane
- Second reading of Ordinance 2024-09: Administrative Code Amendment
- Second reading of Ordinance 2024-10: Budget Amendment
- Discussion on Election Day holiday, deputy pay, and rescheduling November 5th meeting
Fiscal Court
The Fiscal Court is holding a special called meeting to determine the tax rate order. The body will also discuss the Election Day holiday and board appointments.
- Tax rate order
- Election Day holiday
- Rescheduling of November 5 meeting
- Board appointments
- Executive session regarding litigation and personnel
Fiscal Court
This special called meeting of the Marshall County Fiscal Court includes second reading of the Kentucky Building Code amendment, first readings of ordinances on speed limits, administrative code, and a budget amendment, as well as tax rate adjustments. The court will also consider bids for elevator modernization, a resolution for Southwest One, personnel changes, and an executive session on litigation and personnel.
- Ordinance 2024-10 Budget Amendment first reading
- Tax rates including MC Board of Health revised rate
- Ordinance 2014-01 Kentucky Building Code second reading
- Bid for Elevator Modernization
- Sheriff's Office body shields and multi port gas launcher
The Marshall County Fiscal Court unanimously approved the modernization of the Judicial Building elevators for $178,203.61, adopted the amended Kentucky Building Code, set the county tax rate at 7.8% and the Board of Health rate at 6.1%, and approved numerous personnel changes and appointments. All votes were unanimous.
- Approved $178,203.61 bid for Judicial Building elevator modernization (unanimous)
- Adopted Ordinance 2014-01 Amended Kentucky Building Code (unanimous)
- Set county tax rate at 7.8% compensating rate (unanimous)
- Set personal property tax rate at 7.8% (unanimous)
- Approved Board of Health tax rate at 6.1% (unanimous)
- Approved personnel changes including new hires and pay increases (unanimous)
- Appointed Larry Ball to Nuisance Board and Cody Collins to Fairdealing Olive Fire Department Board (unanimous)
- Approved purchase of body shields and gas launcher for Sheriff's office (unanimous)
Fiscal Court
The Marshall County Fiscal Court will hold its regular meeting on August 20, 2024, with several guest presentations from local police departments, trap and track teams, and a fiber-optic provider. Old business includes approval of prior meeting minutes and a second reading of Budget Amendment Ordinance 2024-07. New business covers bids for elevator modernization, sheriff body cameras, sheriff vehicles, and tractors; a speed limit change on Echo Lane; a water tower agreement; a first reading of a Kentucky Building Code amendment; and deputy overtime for Election Day.
- Ordinance 2024-07 budget amendment, second reading
- Speed limit change on Echo Lane
- Bids for sheriff body cameras, sheriff vehicles, tractors, and elevator modernization
- Water tower agreement
- Ordinance 2014-01 Kentucky Building Code amendment, first reading
Fiscal Court
The Marshall County Fiscal Court will hold a first reading of the FY24/25 budget ordinance. The body is also reviewing bids for a fishing pier at Mike Miller Park and advertising for courthouse roof bids.
- First reading of Ordinance 2024-06 (Budget FY24/25)
- Second reading of Ordinance 2024-05 (Roadside Solicitation)
- Bids for fishing pier at Mike Miller Park
- Advertising for bids for the courthouse roof
- Resolutions for Land & Water and Recreational Trails grants
Fiscal Court
The Fiscal Court will meet to discuss budget transfers and a matter regarding Herman Cox Lane. The body will also consider proclamations for Public Safety Telecommunicators Week and Building Safety Month.
- Budget transfers
- Herman Cox Lane
- Proclamation for Public Safety Telecommunicators Week
- Proclamation for Building Safety Month
Fiscal Court
The Fiscal Court will review budget amendments and transfers alongside a new ordinance for solar system installation. The body will also consider a training incentive for Spraggs and a change order for Oak Level Water.
- Ordinance 2024-04 Solar System Installation
- Ordinance 2024-03 Budget Amendment
- Change order for Oak Level Water
- Training incentive for Spraggs
- Kohl's Radio Grant
Fiscal Court
The Fiscal Court will review a budget amendment and jail budget. Members are considering a petition to close Herman Cox Lane and a USDA agreement for Calvert City Road.
- Ordinance 2024-03 Budget Amendment (1st Reading)
- Petition to close Herman Cox Lane
- USDA agreement for Calvert City Road
- Resolution 2024-04 regarding Clerk election equipment
- Resolutions 2024-05 and 2024-06 regarding KOHS sirens and EMS
Fiscal Court
The Fiscal Court is meeting to review bids for the courthouse roof and lawn services. The body will also consider 2024 budget transfers and the 2023 County Clerk annual settlement.
- Bid from PFGW Architects for courthouse roof
- Bid from Atkins Lawn Service
- 2024 budget transfers
- 2023 County Clerk annual settlement
Fiscal Court
The Fiscal Court is meeting to review financial reports and personnel changes. The body will consider a budget amendment and various budget transfers.
- Ordinance 2024-02 Budget Amendment
- Budget transfers 2024
- Sheriff's budget, quarterly report, and 2023 annual settlement
- January personnel changes
- Training incentives for Greer and Collins
Fiscal Court
The Fiscal Court is meeting to consider three resolutions and various financial reports. The body will review budget transfers and claims for 2023 motor vehicle and boat bills.
- Resolution 2024-01
- Resolution 2024-02
- Resolution 2024-03
- Animal shelter HVAC quote
- Kentucky Ambulance Block Grant FY24-25
Fiscal Court
The Fiscal Court will review personnel changes from December and a contract for Thunder in the Sky Pyrotechnics. The agenda also includes a resolution regarding the designation of an applicant's agent.
- December personnel changes
- Thunder in the Sky Pyrotechnics contract
- Resolution on designation of applicants agent
Fiscal Court
The Marshall County Fiscal Court will review the Sheriff's 2024 budget and an order setting the maximum number of deputies. The meeting also includes budget transfers and an amendment to Ordinance 2024-01.
- Sheriff's 2024 Budget
- Order setting maximum for deputies
- Ordinance 2024-01 amendment
- Budget transfers
- Treasurer's report