Boone County Jail Fire Alarm Replacement (Request For Proposal)
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Oct 5, 2026
Oct 19, 2026
Fire alarm replacement work. System replacement/upgrade includes replacing all initiating devices and wiring.
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Posted
Oct 5, 2026
Oct 19, 2026
Fire alarm replacement work. System replacement/upgrade includes replacing all initiating devices and wiring.
Posted
Oct 1, 2026
Oct 22, 2026
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This document is an application for continuing membership in the Kentucky Association of Counties Workers Compensation Fund submitted by Boone County Fiscal Court, effective July 1, 2024. The agreement details the applicant's obligations to adhere to the Kentucky Workers Compensation Act, the Fund's rules and indemnity agreements, and outlines terms for cancellation and coverage scope for Kentucky employees.
This document is an application from Boone County Fiscal Court for continuing membership in the Kentucky Association of Counties Workers' Compensation Fund, with coverage commencing on July 1, 2025. The agreement details the responsibilities of the applicant, including adherence to the Kentucky Workers' Compensation Act and Fund bylaws, payment of premiums, and a 60-day notice requirement for cancellation.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Boone County
The board meeting addressed various administrative and operational matters. Key topics included the appointment of new staff members for the public works department, golf courses, and the police social worker program. The board received presentations regarding transportation road funding and an update from the economic development organization, BE NKY. A change in the concept development plan for the Arlinghaus I LLC-Baptist Convalescent Center project was discussed. Additionally, the court approved contract renewals for finance and accounting software and virtual infrastructure licensing, a lease agreement for the County Clerk's office, and a bid award for concrete replacement in the Triple Crown subdivision. A resolution regarding a memorandum of agreement for the disposition of remains of unclaimed decedents was also approved, along with the declaration of surplus county vehicles for auction.
The meeting addressed several key administrative and financial matters. The Court approved various resolutions including appointments for parks and golf staff, budget transfers, and the establishment of 2026 Ad Valorem tax rates and a restricted infrastructure fund. Ordinances passed regarding an economic development credit for Koi Superior Walls, LLC and a zoning map amendment for a Drees Company development. Additionally, the Court authorized contracts for Public Works software management, tree removal services, street repairs, and vehicle purchases. The Court also awarded RFPs for recycling collection services and a master plan update for Union Park, and discussed sheriff employee health coverage and county ATV/UTV usage policies.
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The board meeting addressed various administrative and operational actions, including the approval of staff appointments for the Parks and Public Works departments, budget transfers, and invoice reports. Key presentations were conducted regarding a Transportation Improvement District update and a zoning map amendment request for a residential development project. The court also passed ordinances regulating golf cart usage in a specific subdivision and establishing economic development incentives for KOI Superior Walls, LLC. Administrative resolutions were approved for the acceptance of annual tax settlements and departmental audits, the acquisition of donated property for a new park, and the awarding of bids for road construction projects, public works dump trucks, recycling center equipment, and office furniture for a new facility.
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