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County judge executive seeks approval for park project construction management

October 24, 2024 | Rowan County, Kentucky


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County judge executive seeks approval for park project construction management
Rowan County officials are streamlining park project improvements by seeking authorization to expedite construction processes. During the recent Fiscal Court Special Meeting on October 24, 2024, a proposal was made to allow the county judge executive to proceed with park projects without needing to convene for every expense, as long as individual costs do not exceed the state bid threshold.

The county is taking a hands-on approach, acting as the general contractor for various park enhancements. While they will manage most tasks internally, they plan to subcontract specialized work, such as plumbing and HVAC, which requires licensed professionals. The first plumbing bid has already come in at approximately $7,500, well within budget limits.

Officials emphasized the importance of keeping the court informed throughout the process. The judge executive assured that all expenditures would remain within the designated budget line items, preventing any financial mismanagement. Regular updates, including bids and financial details, will be communicated via email to ensure transparency.

This move is expected to accelerate the completion of park projects, enhancing community recreational spaces while maintaining fiscal responsibility.

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