The Grayson County Fiscal Court is the elected governing body of Grayson County, Kentucky. It usually meets on the third Thursday of each month in Leitchfield. Meeting video is recorded by K105 (WKHG), the local radio station.
Every meeting the court has recorded, summarized and searchable. Results link straight to the moment it was said on video.
21 agenda items · 21 motions
The Grayson County Fiscal Court handled a long list of routine and end-of-quarter business, including approving minutes, payment of bills for the county, jailer, and sheriff, several budget transfers and monthly settlements, and setting multiple 2026 tax rates (Board of Education real/personal property, motor vehicle/watercraft, and utility taxes; public library real property and motor…
10 agenda items · 24 motions
The Grayson County Fiscal Court opened with an invocation and the Pledge of Allegiance before working through a long list of routine financial and administrative approvals, including the minutes, payment of bills, treasurer's budget transfers and settlements (monthly, quarterly, and annual), the small purchase maximum update required by House Bill 392, several KYTC road/bridge resurfacing and…
28 agenda items · 32 motions
The Grayson County Fiscal Court handled a lengthy consent-style agenda, approving minutes, bill payments, budget transfers and settlements for the treasurer, jailer, and sheriff, along with the second reading of the 2026-2027 county budget, an updated administrative code, and a new personnel policy. The court also approved the sheriff's request to declare a batch of weapons as surplus property so…
22 agenda items · 20 motions
The court handled a full slate of routine business at this meeting, approving minutes, bill payments, budget transfers, and monthly settlements for the county, jailer, sheriff, and county clerk without discussion or opposition. The court also approved the first reading of the proposed 2026-2027 county budget. Several infrastructure and equipment items were approved: a cooperative agreement for…
27 agenda items · 20 motions
The court moved through a lengthy routine consent agenda, approving minutes, bill payments, budget transfers and settlements for the treasurer, jailer, and sheriff, accepting the sheriff's office audit, and approving the proposed county budget for submission ahead of the May 1 deadline. Several resolutions were also passed, including a first reading of a new nonexclusive telecommunications…
18 agenda items · 15 motions
This was a short, largely procedural meeting dominated by routine approvals. The court approved minutes from the previous meeting, payment of bills, several treasurer and jailer budget transfers and settlements, jailer salary schedules, a Kentucky 911 Service Board grant application, clerk's statements of revenue and expenditures for two reporting periods, the sheriff's monthly settlement and…
19 agenda items · 16 motions
The fiscal court moved through a lengthy consent-style agenda, approving routine items including minutes, bills, budget transfers, treasurer's and sheriff's settlements, and the sheriff's fourth-quarter budget update. The court also accepted the sheriff's 2025 excess fees (~$239,357.46) and approved using those funds for 2026 payroll and other expenses. The court approved putting Baron Clemens on…
26 agenda items · 23 motions
The December 18 meeting was largely a routine end-of-year housekeeping session, with the court working through a long list of budget transfers, bond approvals, and settlement approvals for several county offices, including the sheriff, jailer, county clerk, and treasurer. All of these routine items passed without objection or discussion. One substantive item was the approval to officially…
19 agenda items · 15 motions
The fiscal court handled a full slate of routine business, approving minutes, bill payments, budget transfers, and monthly settlements for both the treasurer's office and the jailer, as well as sheriff's monthly settlement and incentive payments. The court also accepted health department minutes and approved a mapping service agreement with Lincoln Trail ADD for county road mapping. Significant…
23 agenda items · 22 motions
The court moved through a lengthy list of routine business items, approving minutes, monthly bill payments, treasurer and sheriff settlements, and the jailer's budget transfers without objection. Magistrates also formally repealed county appointments to the Edmonson County Water Board now that Grayson County Water District has taken over that service area. Tax rates for 2025 were set unchanged…
20 agenda items · 16 motions
The fiscal court opened with a prayer and pledge, then moved through a lengthy list of routine financial and administrative approvals, including minutes, payment of bills, treasurer's and jailer's budget transfers and settlements, the FY2023 audit acceptance, and the sheriff's quarterly budget. All of these passed without discussion or objection. The court approved a resolution with the Kentucky…
23 agenda items · 20 motions
The court handled a long list of routine business first, approving minutes, bill payments, budget transfers, monthly settlements, an opioid fund account number change, closure of the ARPA bank account, first reading of the 2026 county budget, jailer and sheriff financial items, and county clerk claims. No one appeared for the scheduled County Road Aid / LGEA hearing. A major portion of the…
11 agenda items · 19 motions
The court opened with prayer led by a local pastor and signed a proclamation for the National Day of Prayer, followed by routine approval of minutes, bills, budget transfers, and monthly/quarterly settlements for the treasurer, jailer, and sheriff. The court also approved the county road aid cooperative agreement, a busing grant contract for St. Paul, health board minutes, the extension office's…
16 agenda items · 23 motions
The meeting opened with a lengthy Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) presentation on the Rural Secondary road program, covering funding priorities, resurfacing projects, and heavy discussion of safety concerns at the Short Creek/KY 54 intersection (rumble strips were proposed) and the new roundabouts planned for the US 62 bypass area. The court then approved annual budgets for the Grayson…
19 agenda items · 15 motions
The Fiscal Court handled a full slate of routine business, approving minutes, bill payments, budget transfers, and monthly settlements for both the treasurer's office and the jailer's office without discussion. A notable item was a proclamation allowing the 911 dispatch center to move forward with grant applications for updated CAD (computer-aided dispatch) equipment. Dispatch director Lindy…
19 agenda items · 16 motions
The court handled a routine agenda of financial approvals, including minutes, bill payments, budget transfers, treasurer and jailer settlements, 911 dispatcher salary schedules, sheriff's monthly settlement, sheriff's excess fees, and the county clerk's annual audit. All items passed without discussion. A significant item was the second reading and passage of the Solar Energy System Installation…
24 agenda items · 20 motions
This was largely a routine end-of-year meeting, opening with a Christmas poem and prayer before the court worked through a long list of standard approvals: minutes, bill payments, budget transfers, treasurer's settlement, various department bonds (occupational tax, coroner, emergency management), and the sheriff's and county clerk's amended 2024 and new 2025 budgets, bonds, and salary orders. All…
20 agenda items · 16 motions
The Fiscal Court handled a full slate of routine business, approving minutes, bill payments, budget transfers, and monthly settlements for both the county treasurer, jailer, and sheriff. The court also approved a lease for a new drivers licensing office at the old GameStop building on Elizabethtown Road, and a sublease of that property to the state Transportation Cabinet. In new business, the…
16 agenda items · 15 motions
The court moved through a lengthy consent-style agenda, approving routine county business including minutes, bills, budget transfers, and monthly/quarterly settlements for both the treasurer's office and the jailer's office. The board of health minutes and sheriff's monthly settlement and third-quarter budget were also accepted without discussion. The court approved this year's batch of wrecker…
20 agenda items · 18 motions
This was a largely routine meeting focused on financial approvals, tax rate settings, and ordinance updates. The court approved minutes, bill payments, budget transfers, and monthly settlements for both the county and the jailer/sheriff's offices without discussion. A significant portion of the meeting dealt with setting the 2024/2025 tax rates for the county, the county extension office, and the…
21 agenda items · 18 motions
The court handled a full slate of routine financial approvals, including minutes, bills, budget transfers, and multiple treasurer and sheriff settlements, along with the Health Department's 2024 tax rate (unchanged from last year) and its 2024-2025 budget. A major item was the jail roof replacement. Two bids were reviewed — Holland Roofing (~$542,000) and D&D Roofing (~$349,000, plus $15,168 for…
30 agenda items · 31 motions
The court opened with an extensive presentation from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) on the rural/secondary road program, funding formulas, and priority projects, including resurfacing on KY 479 and KY 631 and paper patching on KY 2804. Much of the discussion focused on resident complaints about the KY 259 South widening/resurfacing project — base failures, long traffic delays, and…
23 agenda items · 22 motions
The court moved through a lengthy routine agenda, approving minutes, bill payments, budget transfers, and settlements for both the county treasurer and jailer, along with the jailer's 2024-2025 budget, salaries, and updated policies (including an ADA compliance addition). The court also approved applying for a Kentucky 911 Service Board grant of over $383,000 for new e911 software, and approved…
15 agenda items · 13 motions
The court handled a full slate of routine business, approving the minutes, payment of bills, budget transfers, monthly settlements, and incentive payments for both the county and the jailer. The court also approved acceptance of the Edmonson County area service map and the clerk's annual statement of revenues and expenditures. The court approved the first reading of an amendment to the alcohol…
17 agenda items · 14 motions
The court handled a full slate of routine business, approving minutes, bill payments, treasurer's and jailer's financial reports, and the sheriff's monthly settlement, quarterly budget, and 2023 excess fees. A resolution approving phase two of jail arraignment video-conferencing equipment (funded by a reimbursable federal grant) was also approved. Sheriff Norman formally presented Deputy Sean…
23 agenda items · 21 motions
This was largely a routine end-of-year meeting focused on approving a long list of annual budget and settlement items for various county offices, including the Sheriff's and County Clerk's offices. All routine motions passed without discussion or dissent. A notable item was an internet service construction agreement with a utility company to bring internet service via KU poles down Route 62 from…
21 agenda items · 19 motions
The court handled a long list of routine business at the start of the meeting, approving minutes, bill payments, budget transfers, treasurer and sheriff settlements, and a county clerk audit. The court also approved raising the county's credit card limit from $10,000 to $40,000 to accommodate large road department purchases, and declared several vehicles (a Sheriff's Dodge Ram, a Chevrolet Tahoe,…
19 agenda items · 14 motions
The court opened with prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance before moving quickly through a long list of routine financial approvals: minutes, bill payments, treasurer and jailer settlements, sheriff's settlements, and budget transfers were all approved with little discussion. A notable item was the approval of a bid for a new EMR (records) system for the sheriff's office, awarded to Correct Tech…
15 agenda items · 15 motions
The court moved through a lengthy consent-style agenda, approving routine financial items including the minutes from the previous meeting, payment of bills, treasurer's and jailer's budget transfers and monthly settlements, and an additional late bill from the jail (J&J Tire, totaling about $1,934.64). Annual financial reports for the Grayson County Conservation District, Cane Creek Watershed,…
24 agenda items · 21 motions
The court handled a large batch of routine business, including approval of minutes, payment of bills, budget transfers, treasurer and jailer settlements, and — most notably — a series of 2023 tax rate hearings. Tax rates for the county, health department, public library, extension office, school board, and hospital district were all approved, with most remaining at the compensating rate except…
23 agenda items · 18 motions
The court moved through a lengthy list of routine approvals at the start of the meeting: minutes, treasurer's budget transfers and settlements (monthly, quarterly, and annual), the revised administrative code and personnel policy, the FY2022 county audit, magistrate incentive pay, the Lincoln Trail hazard mitigation plan update, jailer payment bills, and several sheriff's office settlements and…
21 agenda items · 28 motions
The court handled a long slate of routine business, approving minutes, bill payments, and monthly treasurer, sheriff, health department, and tourism settlements and budgets, largely on unanimous voice votes. The second reading of the FY2023-2024 county budget was adopted with no changes from the first reading, and updated road department administrative and personnel policies were approved. A…
21 agenda items · 15 motions
The court handled a routine agenda covering approval of minutes, bill payments, budget transfers, and the first reading of the FY2023-2024 county budget. Several standard motions passed unanimously, including sheriff's monthly settlement, county clerk claims, mowing advertisements at the judicial complex, and renewal of the Greater Hardin County Narcotics Task Force agreement. A notable item was…
16 agenda items · 22 motions
The meeting opened with prayer, the Pledge of Allegiance, and the signing of a National Day of Prayer proclamation. The bulk of the meeting was routine business: approval of minutes, payment of bills, budget transfers, and quarterly/monthly settlements for the county treasurer, jailer, and sheriff's office, all of which passed without discussion. The court also formally submitted (but did not yet…
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12 agenda items · 23 motions
The meeting opened with the usual prayer, pledge, and a long list of routine approvals: minutes, bill payments, budget transfers, treasurer's and jailer's settlements, sheriff's settlements and budgets, clerk's bond and audit, and the opening of a new bank account at Wilson & Muir to receive opioid settlement funds, which are restricted to treatment and education spending. A large delegation of…
16 agenda items · 29 motions
This was the final regular meeting for outgoing Magistrates Tommy, Kevin, and Damon, with the court handling a heavy load of year-end routine business alongside a few notable items. The court approved minutes, bill payments, budget transfers, and settlements for the county, jailer, sheriff, and clerk, as well as 2023 budgets and bonds for the sheriff and clerk's offices, and reappointed Angel…
24 agenda items · 21 motions
The court handled a lengthy agenda of routine financial approvals (minutes, bill payments, budget transfers, and monthly settlements for the treasurer, jailer, and sheriff), all passing without objection. A significant item was declaring two landlocked, undevelopable lots on Lake Shore Road as surplus property, to be sold via sealed bid to an interested buyer who owns adjacent lots. The court…
17 agenda items · 10 motions
The court handled routine business including approval of minutes, payment of bills, and reports from the county health board and hospital district auditor. A notable action was the approval of a petition to discontinue a small (0.066 mile) portion of Bethel Cemetery Road, after county road viewers found no public inconvenience would result. The court approved two homeowners association…
16 agenda items · 13 motions
The Fiscal Court met and handled a full slate of routine business, approving minutes, bill payments, budget transfers, and monthly settlements for the treasurer, jailer, and sheriff without discussion or opposition. The court adopted a resolution approving the Grayson County Solid Waste Management Plan update for 2023–2027, and approved a resolution/joint agreement with KDC (Kentucky Deferred…
11 agenda items · 10 motions
The court handled a routine agenda, approving minutes, bill payments, and budget transfers for both the county and jailer without discussion. The court accepted the 2020 tax rates for the Grayson County School Board and the Grayson County Public Library. The school board's real property rate dipped slightly while the tangible rate rose slightly, and the library's rates decreased across most…
22 agenda items · 21 motions
The court handled a full slate of routine business, approving minutes, bill payments, and treasurer/jailer/sheriff settlements without discussion. The court also held the annual public hearing on the 2022 property tax rate and voted to keep the county's real property rate unchanged from last year, along with setting rates for the hospital district and extension office, all of which stayed level…
20 agenda items · 16 motions
The court handled a long list of routine business at the top of the meeting, approving minutes, bills for both the county and jailer, and budget transfers, all passing unanimously with little discussion. The court also accepted several required annual reports, including the health department's unchanged 2022-2023 tax rate and financial reports from the conservation district and three local…
16 agenda items · 15 motions
The Grayson County Fiscal Court held a routine meeting on July 19, 2022, opening with a prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance. Magistrates worked through a lengthy consent-style agenda, approving the minutes of the previous meeting, payment of bills, and a series of financial settlements for the county treasurer, jailer, and sheriff, including quarterly and annual settlement reports and budget…
14 agenda items · 11 motions
The court opened with the judge executive explaining his absence from the prior Tuesday meeting: he attended services for a fellow Kentucky State Police Academy graduate killed in the line of duty in eastern Kentucky. Routine business followed, including approval of minutes, payment of bills, budget transfers for both the county and jailer, and acceptance of the sheriff's 2021 tax settlement and…
7 agenda items · 27 motions
The bulk of this meeting was spent on the second reading of an ordinance that would allow permitted golf carts on designated county roads, mostly in the county's lake subdivisions. Magistrates spent a long time debating how to fairly determine which roads qualify — specifically whether approval should be based on a percentage of full-time (permanent) residents on a road, or whether homeowners…
15 agenda items · 8 motions
The court handled routine business first, approving minutes, bill payments, and budget transfers for both the county and the jailer. The bulk of the meeting was a detailed presentation from the state Department of Highways on the Rural Secondary (RS) road program. Representatives explained how RS funds are allocated (based on population, road miles, and land area) and laid out priorities for the…
16 agenda items · 12 motions
The fiscal court handled a routine slate of business including approval of prior meeting minutes, payment of bills for the county and jailer, budget transfers, and several grant and program agreements. A sealed bid from Syscom Solutions for a hardware/internet service upgrade at the jail was opened but not immediately acted upon, pending further review by the magistrates. The court approved the…
17 agenda items · 14 motions
The court handled a full slate of routine business, approving minutes, bill payments, budget transfers, and settlements for the treasurer, jailer, and sheriff, all passing without objection. The court also approved advertising for bids to replace end-of-life servers at the jail, since the cost will exceed the $30,000 expenditure limit that requires competitive bidding, and signed a proclamation…
14 agenda items · 12 motions
The court handled a full slate of routine business at the start of the meeting, approving minutes, bills, budget transfers for both the county and jail, and moving jail fund CD proceeds into the jail fund at the recommendation of Treasurer Jason. Several water and conservation-related items were also approved, including the Edmonson County water district service area map, the Caney Creek and Big…
10 agenda items · 16 motions
The Fiscal Court handled a long list of routine business, including approval of minutes, bill payments, budget transfers, monthly settlements, jail policies, and jail/sheriff budgets for the coming fiscal year. All routine motions passed without objection. The court also opened and reviewed bids for a new 911 Computer-Aided Dispatch (CAD) system, which is needed because the current system (in use…
14 agenda items · 12 motions
This was a routine business meeting for the Grayson County Fiscal Court, covering standard financial approvals and two budget presentations. The court approved minutes, payment of bills, budget transfers, a budget amendment, and the county's annual audit with little discussion. A notable action was the approval of moving the jail's commissary accounts and an associated CD from Bank of Clarkson to…
8 agenda items · 4 motions
The court handled routine business, approving minutes, bill payments, budget transfers, and jailer bill payments, all passing without objection. Committee updates noted progress on road tiling and repairs, park sign-ups getting underway, and near-completion of a building project. Sheriff Champion honored Deputy Nick as the 2021 Deputy of the Year, chosen by his peers for his dedication and drug…
17 agenda items · 8 motions
The Grayson County Fiscal Court held a brief meeting to start 2022, opening with prayer and the pledge of allegiance before moving through a series of routine approvals: minutes, bills, budget transfers for both the county treasurer and the jailer, and a declaration of surplus property for the old East Main/Market Street buildings so they can eventually be torn down or repurposed. The court also…
12 agenda items · 9 motions
The court opened with a prayer and pledge before moving through a routine slate of financial approvals: the minutes of the prior meeting, payment of county and jailer bills, treasury and jailer budget transfers, the Sheriff's proposed 2022 budget, and the occupational tax administrator's bond renewal. All of these passed without recorded objection. Under new business, the court was told that the…
12 agenda items · 11 motions
The court opened with prayer and the pledge, then moved through a full slate of routine business: approving minutes, paying bills, jailer settlements, and treasurer transfers, all passing without objection. A major item was the first reading of an amendment to the county ordinance governing the Grayson County Tourism Board and the transient room (hotel) tax. County Attorney Jeremy explained the…
12 agenda items · 8 motions
The Grayson County Fiscal Court handled a routine agenda at its November 2, 2021 meeting, approving minutes, bill payments, treasurer's budget transfers, and jailer's bill payments with little discussion. The court reappointed three members—Ruth Woodrum, David Zermali, and Larry Embry—to the Grayson County Extension Office District Board for another two-year term, as their current terms were set…
17 agenda items · 14 motions
This meeting was largely routine, with the court approving a long list of standard financial items: minutes, bill payments, budget transfers, and monthly/quarterly settlements for the treasurer, jailer, and sheriff, as well as the county clerk's claim for 2021 tax bill preparation. A notable action was approval of $450,000 from ARPA funds to the City of Caneyville for rehabilitation of its water…
15 agenda items · 10 motions
The meeting opened with a moment of silence in memory of David Clements, a longtime maintenance employee who had recently passed away. Routine business was handled quickly: minutes (with a correction changing a reference from Twin Lakes Regional Medical Center to Grayson County Hospital District), payment of bills, and budget transfers for both the fiscal court and jailer were all approved…
20 agenda items · 15 motions
The court handled routine business, approving minutes, bill payments, and treasurer/jailer settlements without discussion. Several taxing entities' 2021 tax rates — the Grayson County Board of Education, Owensboro Health Regional Medical Center, Cane Creek Watershed District, and the Grayson County Health Department — were all accepted at the compensating rate, meaning no increase over last year.…
16 agenda items · 14 motions
The Fiscal Court handled a routine agenda covering financial approvals, tax rate acceptances, and a road maintenance petition. Standard business included approving minutes, paying county and jail bills, and accepting budget transfers. A notable item was the acceptance of a property donation from Mark and Joyce Duvall — a small parcel adjacent to the runway at the Grayson County Airport — which…
17 agenda items · 13 motions
This was a routine business meeting handling standard financial and administrative approvals. The court approved minutes, bill payments, budget transfers, and monthly settlements for both the county and jailer's office without discussion or objection. A key action was setting the county's 2021 property tax rate at 67 cents and tangible rate at 79, which the magistrates noted was the 'compensating…
7 agenda items · 4 motions
The court handled several routine budget and reporting items, approving jailer's budget transfers, the sheriff's amended second quarterly 2021 budget, and the annual report from the Big Greedy Watershed Conservancy District. Updates from fiscal court committees indicated everything was in good order. Under new business, it was announced that two local recruits are graduating from the police…
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13 agenda items · 13 motions
The Grayson County Fiscal Court held a routine meeting that opened with a lengthy invocation reflecting on the court's long-standing tradition of prayer before meetings, followed by the pledge of allegiance. The court then moved through its standard consent-agenda items, approving minutes, payment of bills, several treasurer's settlements and budget transfers, jailer's financial reports,…
14 agenda items · 10 motions
This was a short, routine meeting of the Grayson County Fiscal Court covering standard financial approvals and a construction update on the jail. The court approved minutes from the previous meeting, payment of bills, a CACO resolution related to financing, and the Grayson County Public Library's 2021-2022 budget. Several jailer-related items were approved, including payment of bills, budget…
30 agenda items · 32 motions
The court handled a lengthy routine agenda, approving minutes, bill payments, treasury transfers, budget settlements, and second readings of a FY2020-21 budget amendment and the FY2021-22 county budget. Administrative code and personnel policy revisions (workweek definition, meeting rescheduling for holidays, new-employee probation rules for those already in KY retirement, overtime and insurance…
16 agenda items · 8 motions
The court opened with prayer and the pledge of allegiance, then moved quickly through routine business: approving minutes, paying bills, and approving budget transfers for both the county and the jailer. The court also approved a budget amendment (amendment #3 for FY2020-2021) tied to bond financial statement requirements. A significant portion of the meeting dealt with closing out the jail…
19 agenda items · 19 motions
The court handled a lengthy routine agenda, approving minutes, bill payments, budget transfers, and monthly settlements for both the general county and the jailer's office. The court also gave first reading approval to the proposed 2021-2022 county budget, totaling roughly $32.8 million across all funds including the general fund, road fund, jail fund, and ARPA money. Two ordinances addressing…
14 agenda items · 10 motions
The fiscal court handled a routine slate of business, approving minutes, payment of bills, budget transfers, and salt bids from IBG Magic of Kentuckiana and Compass Minerals. The court also approved advertising bids for road materials, cleaning, and mowing at the judicial complex, and held its annual public hearing on County Road Aid and LGEA economic assistance funds, with no members of the…
19 agenda items · 17 motions
The court handled a full slate of routine business, approving minutes, payment of bills, treasurer's budget transfers, monthly and quarterly settlements, jailer's bills and settlements, and sheriff's monthly settlement and 2019 tax audit acceptance. The court also renewed the annual County Road Aid Cooperative Program agreement and resolution. A significant discussion centered on the county's…
17 agenda items · 13 motions
The meeting opened with the annual Rural Secondary Road Program presentation from the state Highway Department. Officials outlined the county's road funding formula and this year's priority projects, including work on KY 479, KY 1168, and KY 720, totaling roughly $1.36 million against an allocation of about $1.29 million. Updates were also given on ongoing projects including the KY 226…
15 agenda items · 12 motions
The court handled a routine slate of business, approving minutes, bill payments, and budget transfers for both the fiscal court and jailer. The county's FY2020 audit (year ending 6/30/20) was accepted with only a minor note about how a bond needed to be reported — it was otherwise described as a good audit. The first reading of a 2020-2021 budget amendment was also approved. A construction bill…
16 agenda items · 12 motions
This meeting covered mostly routine business as the court worked through its standard financial and administrative approvals, including minutes, bills, budget transfers, and monthly settlements for the county, jail, and sheriff's office. All routine motions passed without objection. A planned first reading of a redrafted ordinance on aggressive dogs was postponed for another month at the request…
14 agenda items · 10 motions
The court handled routine business including approval of minutes, payment of bills for the county and jail, budget transfers, and a sheriff's 2020 fee budget amendment. A major item was the petition to add a portion of Jenny Green Way and Willis Green Drive to the county road list. Magistrate/attorney Jeremy explained that the petitioners met all statutory requirements, including obtaining…
22 agenda items · 19 motions
The court handled a long list of routine business, approving minutes, bills, budget transfers, and monthly/quarterly settlements for both the county treasurer and the jailer, along with the sheriff's 2019 audit and 2021 amended budget. A new bank account was approved for emergency healthcare and 911 expenses, and two construction-related bills (Carter Construction for $4,000 and Marathon…
12 agenda items · 7 motions
This was a short, routine meeting of the Grayson County Fiscal Court to start the new year. After an opening prayer and pledge of allegiance, the court approved the minutes from the previous meeting, payment of bills, treasurer's budget transfers, jailor's payment of bills, and jail construction bills — all passing without discussion. The court approved a $75,705.20 payment to a mechanical…