Greg Beck

The Fiscal Court meeting agenda included a welcome, pledge of allegiance, and roll call. Key discussion items involved the approval of the agenda, the Sheriff's 2025 Fee Account Settlement, and multiple bid openings for Oldham County Spring Paving (Group 1 and Group 2) and Courthouse Janitorial Services. Other agenda items included County Administration matters such as payables, review of the KOHS Grant Application, a recommendation to release the Brentwood Section 6 Performance Surety, Personnel Actions for Dispatch, and Board Appointments for the Extension District.

The Fiscal Court meeting agenda included discussions and actions on several items. Key topics involved the Kentucky Ambulance Block Grant Application for Oldham County EMS and a closed session to discuss a specific economic development project involving prospective industrial investment and incentive negotiations. Business matters covered payables, the first reading of an ordinance regarding data center regulations, potential tax incentives for Project Bland, and a resolution for the Pillar G.R.A.N.T. application. The court also addressed a committee recommendation to request the release of erosion control surety for the Lannert 8 Warehouse, personnel actions for Dispatch, and board appointments for the Water District and the Board of Adjustments.

The agenda for this meeting included several key items for discussion and action. These topics comprised the approval of the agenda, the review of payables under County Administration, and a second reading and public hearing concerning Ordinance 26-920-1 related to Data Center Regulations. Further items involved resolutions and contracts, specifically the Safe Streets and Roads for All Resolution 01-01-20-26, the Flock Camera Contract, and the On Site Health Solutions Contract. The meeting also addressed personnel actions for the Police and Road departments, as well as Board Appointments, including the Board of Health.

The meetings covered several administrative and community business items, including the approval of various budgets (Clerk Budget, FY26 Detention Center Budget) and payment of general bills (payables). Significant actions involved personnel decisions such as hiring, promotions, reappointments, and resignations across various departments like Engineering, Dispatch, Planning & Development, Maintenance, and Police. Contract approvals included renewals with YMCA Corporation, an agreement with QK4 for a Commerce Parkway Traffic Study, a contract for opioid related information publishing with Oldham Era, and the execution of an Interlocal Agreement to join the North Central Kentucky Drug Task Force, including a $40,000 initial payment. The court also addressed infrastructure matters like awarding the Rollington Road Roadway and Drainage Improvements Construction contract, approving schematic designs for a new Police Headquarters in Crestwood, and approving amendments to the Administrative Code and Zoning Map. Public comments frequently focused on opposition to proposed data centers, leading to the approval of an ordinance to impose a 150-day moratorium on data centers of any size. Other items included budget transfers, grant applications, proclamation presentations, and updates on various county projects and reports.

The agenda for this meeting included several critical items. Discussions were scheduled for the Kentucky Ambulance Block Grant Application for Oldham County EMS. A closed session was planned pursuant to KRS 61.810(1)(G) to address specific economic development projects, prospective industrial investment, and incentive negotiations. Key items under County Administration involved payables. Community Business discussions included the first reading of Ordinance 26-920-1 regarding data center regulations and evaluation of potential tax incentives for Project Bland. The agenda also covered a resolution for the Pillar G.R.A.N.T. application and a recommendation to request the release of erosion control surety for the Lannert 8 Warehouse. Furthermore, the court planned to address personnel actions within the Dispatch department and make board appointments to the Water District and the Board of Adjustments.