Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Megan Simpson’s organization
Jan 11, 2017·BoardMeeting
Board
Grant County Fire Chiefs Association
The Grant County Fire Chiefs Association meeting on January 11, 2017, at Corinth VFD, covered various topics including budget updates, KCTCS instructor qualifications, dispatch protocols, and the use of the NKY Mutual Aid channel for air support. Discussions also included updates from AMR on scheduling, Jonesville's new chief and assistant chief, and reports from other fire departments on run volumes, training, and equipment. The meeting concluded with plans for future training and the next meeting location.
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The City Council meeting focused on an ordinance to amend the official zoning map. The amendment involves changing the zoning classification of a 2.498-acre boundary of land from Neighborhood Commercial to Highway Commercial. The Grant County Joint Planning Commission held a public hearing and recommended the zoning change, which the City Council reviewed and concurred with. The ordinance was confirmed and ordained with a unanimous vote.
Dec 5, 2016·BoardMeeting
Board
E-911 Budget Committee Special Meeting
The E-911 Budget Committee held a special meeting on December 5, 2016, with key attendees including Judge Executive Steve Wood, Mayor Jim Wells, and representatives from Kentucky State Police and Grant County. The meeting covered the approval of minutes (with additions), financial reports showing the board is current with KSP, and an MOU update indicating the Fiscal Court's pending approval of the 911 agreement. Discussions included a potential town hall meeting and the selection of Pat Conrad as the new check signer.
Aug 4, 2016·BoardMeeting
Board
E-911 Budget Committee
The E-911 Budget Committee held a special meeting on August 4, 2016, with Mayor Jim Wells presiding. Attendees included Judge Executive Steve Wood, Mayors William Hill, Jim Livingood, and Rick Skinner, along with representatives from fire departments, the county clerk's office, and the sheriff's department. The committee approved the minutes and financial report, discussed E-911 funding options (property tax, vehicle tax, or utility bills), and scheduled their next meeting for September 8, 2016.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
