Meeting of July 16, 2026

Good evening. I'd like to call this meeting of Davis County Fiscal Court to order. Today is Thursday, July 16, 2026. And uh Commissioner Condonder, if you would. — Thank you, sir. Gracious God, we thank you for the privilege today. guidance and wisdom leaders. May our work this evening be rooed and fire. Put the means of our neighbors first. to the flag of the United States of

America to the stand indivisible with liberty and justice Thank you, Commissioner Conder. — One, consideration for approval. A minutes of June 30, 2026, Davis County fiscal court meeting. — Motion to approve. — Second. — Got a motion and second. We've all had the minutes, a few days to review. Do I hear any corrections, additions, deletions? Hearing none. All those in favor signify by saying I. I. — I. — B. All claims for all departments. — Motion to approve. — Second. — Got a motion and a second. These are all the bills due and payable by Davis County Fiscal Court. Are there any questions for our treasur? — Hearing none. All those in favor signify by saying I. — I. — C. Fund transfers. Motion to approve. — Second. Got a motion. Second, Mr. Johnson. — Yes, judge. Fiscal court transfers unencumbered funds from the general fund to the bond fund, road fund, and jail

fund, and from the jail fund to the bond fund to provide operating monies for the respective funds and to service debt. This is the first round of budgeted transfers for fiscal year 2627. I'm requesting authority to transfer $2,640,554 from the general fund to the road fund for operations. $4,533,350 from the general fund to the jail fund for operations. $118,000 from the general fund to the bond fund for the operations center complex debt service. $375,000 from the jail fund to the bond fund for the detention center facility debt service. and $593,000 from the general fund to the bond fund for the public safety radio system debt service. These transfers are budgeted and standard practice. I request your approval. — Thank you, Mr. Johnson. Any questions or comments from the court? Any questions or comments from the public? Hearing none. All those in favor signify by saying I. I. — I. D interlocal cooperative agreement between Kentucky counties of Davis, Hancock, Henderson, Mlean, Ohio, Union, and Webster for the Green River Workforce Development Area Governance

Administration. — Motion to approve. — Second, — Mr. Johnson. This is the formal agreement between the local elected officials within the Green River Workforce Development Area that outlines the governance structure, roles, responsibilities, and collaborative administration of the workforce system. The agreement is required under the workforce innovation opportunity act and helps to ensure all parties are aligned in supporting workforce development activities throughout the region. The agreement is standard with the governance unchanged from prior iterations and the term is from July 1 of 2026 to June 30, 2030. I see no issues. — Thank you, Mr. Johnson. Any questions or comments from the court? No. — Any questions or comments from the public? Hearing none. All those in favor signify by saying I. — I. — E. Memorandum of agreement between the Commonwealth of Kentucky Office of Homeland Security and Davis County to establish an agreement for body armor for the Davis County Detention Center. — Motion to approve. — Second. Got a motion to second. Mr. Johnson. Resolution 062026, which was approved in fiscal court session on March 12th of 26, was a grant application through the law enforcement

protection program for nine body armor vests for the peace officers of the Davis County Detention Center. This is the resultant award and memorandum of agreement. The total grant amount is $6,300 to offset the full anticipated expense of $6,444. If approved, we will conduct the proper procurement process to purchase the items. Jaylor Maglinger, the detention center management, and I have reviewed the agreement. We see no issues. — Thank you, Mr. Johnson. Any questions or comments from the court? — No. Any questions or comment from the public? Hearing none, all those in favor signify by saying I. — I. — F. Memorandum of agreement between the Commonwealth of Kentucky, Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, and the Davis County Detention Center for roadside inmate work crews. — Motion to approve. — Second. — Got a motion and second, Mr. Johnson. — This is the continued agreement with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet for roadside inmate work crews from the Davis Kind Detention Center for the contract period of July 1 of 2026 through June 30th of 2028. The contract is in the total amount of $129,688 with the state reimbursing $10 per day per inmate for meals while performing

road maintenance, $55.17 per hour for the officer providing inmate supervision and mileage at the state perdm rate for the vehicle transporting inmates. Jaylor Maglinger, his management staff, and I reviewed the agreement. We see no issues. — Thank you, Mr. Johnson. Any questions or comments from the court? No. — Any questions or comments from the public — hearing? None. All those in favor signify by saying I. — I. — G. Security service agreements through the Davis County Sheriff's Office. — Motion to approve. — Second. — Got a motion and second, Mr. Johnson. — These are security services agreements through the sheriff's office whereby all expenses incurred to service the agreements are recouped by the fees. This approval is a ratification of the judge executive signature since these are often times sensitive and as I note the sheriff maintains full authority of all such contracts with his office both in initiation and execution. I see no issues. — Thank you Mr. Johnson. Any questions or comments from the court? — No. — Any questions or comments from the public hearing? None. All those in favor signify by saying I. I. — H. Resolution 15-2026 and local assistance road program funding agreement. — Motion to approve.

— Second. Got a motion. Second, Mr. Johnson. — The local assistance road program or LAR uh was established by Kentucky House Bill 546 in 2025 to serve as a budgetary solution to otherwise fluctuating local revenue sharing streams such as county and municipal road aid that are tied to the state's motor fuels tax. Uh this directly replaced the county priority projects program which was a temporary discretionary system to handle supplemental local road funding. LARP funds are restricted to the resurfacing, repair, and improvement of existing roads. It explicitly prohibits projects that expand capacity or add new lanes. County engineer Dirk Dupers submitted three projects for consideration and this resolution and funding agreement are the state's acceptance of two. Pleasant Valley Road number two in the amount of $107,500 and V Road in the amount of $160,000. So, of the total estimated cost of $267,500, this agreement will reimburse the county 80% or $214,000. I have reviewed the agreement and I don't see any issues. — Thank you, Mr. Johnson. Any questions or comments from the court? — Any questions or comments from the

public? hearing. None. All those in favor signify by saying I. — I. — I. Resolution 16-2026. Accept and adopt Vincent Station Drive. — Motion to approve. — Second. Got a motion. Second, Mr. Der. — Good evening, judge. Uh, Vincent Station Drive is a loop street connecting Daniel's Lane. Uh, the south side is currently a county street and the north side is currently private. still under devel under the developer H9 development. The developer has completed all the work and the engineering departments inspected this and uh recommend approval. — Thank you Mr. Duper. Any questions or comments from the court? Any questions or comments from the public? Hearing none. All those in favor signify by saying I. — I. — J. Resolution 17-2026 and county city bridge improvement program funding agreement. Motion to approve. — Second. We — got a motion to say, Mr. Johnson. — On April 21st of 26, county engineer Durk Duper submitted an application to the County City Bridge improvement program for the replacement of the old