The agenda included a presentation of the Dr. Jon Draud Pioneer Award and updates on improvements at the Kenton County Golf Course, including a proposed lease extension with Troon. Discussions involved a memorandum of agreement regarding the use of community redevelopment funds with the City of Park Hills. Consent items featured several contract approvals, including facility management extensions, the purchase of a drone for the police department, school resource officer agreements for various schools, and the sale of a surplus dump truck. Additionally, the agenda covered personnel-related executive orders regarding promotions, resignations, and departmental reorganizations for Animal Services and Emergency Communications.
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The Fiscal Court addressed several administrative and operational items, including presentations for the Dr. Jon Draud Pioneer Award and a Lifesaving Award, as well as an update on the county golf course. Key legislative and financial approvals included setting tax rates for the Board of Health, authorizing debt issuance for the Airport Board, and entering into a Local Assistance Road Program agreement. The Consent Agenda covered a wide range of operational approvals, such as updating the Open Records Policy, purchasing utility vehicles and equipment, contracting for engineering and software services, and awarding contracts for bridge replacements, road salt, and inmate telephone services. Additionally, the Court reviewed executive orders regarding Library Board of Trustees appointments, staff promotions and reassignments, and new affiliations with search and rescue and technical rescue organizations.
Jul 14, 2026·Board meeting
Kenton County Fiscal Court Agenda
The agenda focuses on general business, including a presentation by the Chief of Police regarding an Automated License Plate Reader system, as well as a claims list. Key resolutions include an application for non-public school student transportation reimbursement and a definition of roads maintained by the Fiscal Court. Several consent items were proposed for approval, such as a waste tire management agreement, software licensing renewals, service level agreements, access control renewals, concrete bid awards, and a sanitary sewer easement. Additionally, executive orders were presented regarding the appointment of a police officer recruit, the termination of an animal services director and public services crew leader, the appointment of an interim animal services director, and the termination of a canine behavior coordinator.
