Kim Harris email & contact info

Projects Team Director at Boone County.

Work Email

k******@c*************

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Direct Phone

+1 (***) ***-****

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LinkedIn URL

linkedin.com/in/••••••••

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Employing Organization

Boone County

Team

Key Colleagues

Decision makers at Boone County

Kerby Britton
Building Inspector
Lisa Bruder
Clerk of Boone County
Brent T. Wheat
Communications Director
Jennifer Lasley
County Assessor
Debbie Crum
County Auditor

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Public Activity & Signals

Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Kim Harris’s organization

Jan 1, 2025StrategicPlan

Board

Boone County Community Health Improvement Plan 2025-2027

This Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) for Boone County is a collaborative effort to address health improvement opportunities identified in the Community Health Assessment. It outlines a roadmap to enhance the overall health and well-being of county residents, focusing on five key priority areas: mental health, nutrition, physical activity and weight, diabetes, heart disease and stroke, and cancer. The plan mobilizes community partners to provide coordinated public health services and promote healthy lifestyles within Boone County.

Dec 9, 2025BoardMeeting

Board

County Council Meeting

The meeting began with the pledge of allegiance. Several agenda items were removed at the request of the treasurer and assessor. The council proceeded to approve the minutes from the November 12, 2025 meeting with one stated correction. Key discussions included a legal update regarding Highway Ordinance 2025-05-MBH distribution, which required a suspension of rules for immediate passage due to statutory changes affecting budget distribution. The Veterans Affairs Expediter Report detailed claim statistics, geographic distribution of state funds for veteran affairs, and the impact of a government shutdown on claim processing backlogs. Discussions also touched upon potentially celebrating the remaining World War II veterans. Additionally, infrastructure bonds (Ordinances 2025-06 and 2025-07) related to the Merit Project at the interchange of 65 and 47 were presented, involving TIF-only bonds with no county obligation for debt service. The Assessor addressed the commission regarding the inadequacy of the current Request for Proposal (RFP) for vendor contracts, presenting two options for 2026: a one-year contract extension or reappropriating funds to payroll for in-house hiring, pending commissioner approval.

Dec 10, 2025BoardMeeting

Board

Bza Meeting

The meeting initiated with the pledge of allegiance. The agenda was modified to move Petition 25 CL-CM-241 (Mullikan Farm special exception for minor residential subdivision) to the beginning of new business public hearings. The minutes from the October 22, 2025 meeting were approved, and Petition 25 CL-7-165 was withdrawn. The board discussed Petition 25 SC-7M-120, which involved a special exception and variance request for a minor residential subdivision on 17.77 acres, addressing technical advisory committee comments regarding soil reports, septic systems, drainage outlets, and perimeter drains. The board ultimately approved this petition with several conditions, including addressing all technical comments and committing to no further subdivision of the lots. The second major topic addressed was Petition 25 CL-7M-241, involving a special exception for a minor residential subdivision of 33.93 acres into three buildable lots (Lots 1, 2, and 3), with Lot 4 intended to merge with an adjacent parcel. Technical reviews covered septic suitability, high water table concerns (recommending no basements), surveyor requirements for first-floor elevation and drainage easements, and highway department requirements for driveway permits and right-of-way dedication (40 ft along the local road frontage). Discussions also included potential legal interpretations regarding right-of-way dedication mechanics, particularly for the agricultural lot versus the newly created residential lots.

Dec 1, 2025BoardMeeting

Board

Boone County Commissioners Commissioners Meeting

The meeting commenced with the opening of bids for several projects. This included the bid opening for Project 2025-11, replacement of small structures, and the 2026 annual material bids across categories such as liquid asphalts, aggregates, pipe and material, pavement markings, fog ceiling materials, crack sealing, and microsurfacing. Additionally, bids were opened for Bridge deck patching and joint maintenance (Bridge number 158). The Commissioners also reviewed the RFP package opening for the Boone County Courthouse preservation project. In old business, the body conducted the second reading and approved Ordinance 2025-14 adopting PaBOA and Ordinance 2025-15 amending the tourism council. New business included accepting a performance bond for Kroger drainage infrastructure and an irrevocable letter of credit for Beckman Park. Further items addressed authorization for road conversion/rightway dedication (Ordinance 2025-16), approval of the VS Engineering on-call contract for bridge inspections and oversized load analysis, and approval of the Purdue Extension Contractual Service Agreement.

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