Meeting of July 25, 2023

and welcome everyone I want to welcome all of the elected officials that are here today appreciate you being here department heads and a staff so thank all of you and of course all of our citizens that are interested in their County government appreciate all of you being here this evening so uh just a note again about cell phones just a reminder to turn those off so that you aren't embarrassed during this session all right so this is the July 25th 2023 Hardin County Fiscal Court regular voting meeting so let's begin and I'll call this meeting to order Squire Clem Squire Hicks hair Squire Muse here Squire Pennington Squire Saltzman here Squire Thompson here Squire Whitehead here Square Yates here judge tall here okay we'll have our invocation by magistrate Salzman and our Pledge of

Allegiance by magistrate Muse keep out your heads father God we thank you for this day that you've given us we thank you for the beautiful sunshine we thank you for this County that we live in we thank you for this country that we live in I prayed right now for our soldiers who are defending our freedom I pray for this court as we prepare to do the business of our County pray that you would guide us and direct us pray Lord that you would be with us as we make these decisions and everything that we say and do would glorify you father I pray for this afternoon as we finish up your business Lord and just watch over us all keep us safe and healthy as we go back home in Christ then we pray amen amen of the United States foreign all right so thanks again for joining us

today and participating I'll just do a quick review as as I usually have of the agenda so that we all know what we're getting into today um we'll have the approval of the minutes from the last meeting we don't have any informational items as such today and we'll have a couple of presentations to go through we'll have a time of citizens concerns and comments we have two ordinances that we will vote on today both second readings of those ordinances and then we have our consent agenda which is a fairly typical one and then some comments at the end so that's pretty much it and so let's go ahead and and get started is there a motion to approve the minutes from our jewelry um let's see this would have been from July 11th uh Fiscal Court meeting so Moog okay there's a pro there's a motion in a second any discussion hearing none uh would have a roll call

please Squire Clem yes Squire Hicks yes Squire Muse yes Squire Pennington yes Squire Saltzman yes Square Thompson yes Square Whitehead yes Square Yates yes just talk yes motion passes all right next will be uh some Department reports and we're going to start that with our 9-1-1 um Mike Leo director good afternoon judge saw members physical court but anyway here to present the activity report for the month of June for the number one Center then there's some year-to-date information became the wheel here number one calls answered 5609 11 637 CAD reports created answered 5645 administrative calls dispatched the ambulance service

1514 times dispatched seven hundred and quicks and 478 fire runs handle 2466 attempt to serve prisoner transport and traffic stop type calls and thirty seven thousand 257 ncic link transactions just a breakdown of calls with service by agency AMS at 36.3 percent Rockwood police at 29.1 percent Sheriff's Office 15.4 and then the other agencies we dispatched for you can see there are percentages there next slide fire runs by Department E-Town with 34.6 percent right clip of 17.8 percent and you can see the remainder of the fire departments there's 14 of them that we dispatched for their percentages there in the pie chart calls transferred to secondary sites these are secondary law enforcement agencies in the county total cost transferred 755 624 E-Town police and 131 to

Kentucky State Police that's a year-to-date uh comparison five-year comparison year-to-date from 2019 2023 these are CAD events created you can see there's been a significant increase of events we created in our software to handle calls slide total number one calls received also a five-year comparison from 2019 until now it's also show there at increase a couple thousand number one Wireless calls received five-year comparison for 2019 until now little increase there also administrative calls it's a major increase there from the year before this is has to do with the bringing on Radcliff and Vine Grove back in December handling all their administrative calls self-initiated events

these are calls traffic stops paper service stuff like that for law enforcement occasionally a fire and EMS they self-initiate themselves on certain things but you see a major increase there this is also has to do with traffic stops that Pine Grove and Radcliffe police do in their paper service ncic and Link transactions just a lot of new people here ncisely transactions is pretty much a database we use to run tags and enter warrant see emergency protection orders and items like that there you can see in the Years prior we have a major increase there 225 000 transactions in just the first five months of the year and a lot of this has to do with also the Radcliffe uh in brown Grove paperwork that we do for them and that is it for my presentations if I have any questions for me so taking over some of the duties then for Radcliffe and Vine Grove that's been the one of the big impacts on some of

those big numbers that we saw correct majority of that is uh Sheriff's Office does also maintain 90 to 95 percent of the calls for service in the county instead of ordinance the state police so that they have an uptick also but majority of that is the increase of the Radcliff in mongrel any other questions comments all right thank you guys thanks thank you all right next up is Detention Center that's Josh Lynn bloom Squires have y'all missed me if you miss us I did I did can't you tell all right June 2023 at the hard day Dance Center always busy in business as usual I think we clear to the next slide oh yeah