Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Carroll County.
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Oct 2, 2026
Oct 12, 2026
Work consist of labor and equipment for roadway excavation and repair.
Posted
Oct 2, 2026
Oct 12, 2026
Provide two (2) lifepak 35 monitor/defibrillators and two (2) stair-pro (model 6252) stair chairs.
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This document outlines multi-line insurance coverage provided by the Kentucky Association of Counties to the Carroll County Fiscal Court for the period of July 1, 2024, to July 1, 2025. It includes a Certificate of Workers Compensation Coverage with a total premium of $246,907.00, a Declarations Page for various other coverages (e.g., General Liability, Auto, Property) without specified premiums, and an Application for Membership Agreement confirming enrollment in the Workers Compensation Fund.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Carroll County
The court approved budget transfers and a list of invoices. Discussions were held regarding an increase in indigent funding due to rising service costs. An order was accepted to declare county-owned real property as surplus, with plans to draft an RFP for workforce housing. The first reading of an ordinance to adopt a code of ordinances was conducted. Additionally, an executive session was held to authorize the County Attorney to proceed with litigation against a contractor for failure to perform under a contract.
The court approved invoices, budget transfers, the declaration of a 2006 Ford F-450 service truck as surplus, and a funding request for the City of Prestonville. The court accepted a report on property tax rates and received a presentation regarding a data center project. Regarding salt procurement for the winter season, the court formally adopted findings to accept a quote from Indiana Salt Supply. Additionally, requests for event venue usage were approved for the local library and the National Guard. Finally, various infrastructure and maintenance concerns were addressed, including road maintenance, drainage issues, and the status of environmental study sites.
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The court approved invoices and budget transfers, and processed multiple ordinances, including amendments to personnel policies, building codes, and the adoption of the code of ordinances. A contract was finalized with the Montrose Consulting Group, and reappointments were confirmed for the Water District and the Ethics Committee. Bids were accepted for solid waste collection and janitorial services for county facilities. The court authorized the purchase of a turf tank for park maintenance and discussed various infrastructure updates. Significant discussion occurred regarding the legal implications of data centers and solar farm ordinances, resulting in the court's decision to begin exploring the establishment of a planning and zoning department.
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