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Summary of votes and outcomes

- Minutes: The court approved prior meeting minutes (voice vote: unanimous \"aye\").

- Budget transfers: The court approved budget transfers totaling $63,270 (voice vote: unanimous \"aye\").

- Cash transfers: The court approved several cash transfers from the General Fund, including $25,000 to the 'broke' fund, $150 to the jail, $200,000 to EMS and $625,000 to an interest-bearing account at Community Trust Bank (voice vote: unanimous \"aye\"). County staff said the $625,000 included proceeds from a matured CD moved from Farmers Bank for better interest.

- Bills: The court approved the bills packet as presented, including a $500 Earth Day sponsorship; total presented $168,744 (voice vote: unanimous \"aye\").

- Ordinance 3 40.12 — first reading: The court approved first reading of Ordinance 3 40.12 amending building inspector permits and fees and attached fee schedule; second reading scheduled after the next meeting (voice vote: motion carries).

- Appointment: Pat Bennett was appointed to the Planning and Zoning Board of Adjustments (voice vote: motion carries).

- Jail budget: The court approved the jail budget after presentation by jail staff (voice vote: unanimous \"aye\").

- Recycling grant: The court approved submission of a recycling grant application totaling $734,804 (including in‑kind match) (voice vote: motion carries).

- EMS equipment: The court approved the two-post lift award to Smith Garage ($22,710.97) and the brake lathe award to Vint Tire Distributors ($18,072.81) (voice votes: motions carry).

- Executive session and lease negotiation authority: After an executive session on real‑property deliberations and pending litigation, the court recorded “no action taken” in open session on those matters and approved a motion granting the judge authority to negotiate a lease option for temporary relocation of courthouse proceedings and activities; the motion carried by voice vote.

Why it matters: These routine approvals move forward county operations, budgeting and capital needs. The recycling grant application and the fleet presentation are consequential in the medium term: the grant could add recycling capacity, and the fleet presentation could change long-term vehicle procurement and financing if the court later approves a contract.

Ending: The court closed the meeting after magistrate reports and customary adjournment, including a motion to adjourn \"in honor of all American Medal of Honor recipients.\"","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Boyle County Regular Fiscal Court Meeting - March 25, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Boyle County Fiscal Court took several formal actions March 25, approving routine minutes, transfers, budget items and procurement items while reserving detailed decisions on larger proposals for follow-up.","taxTitle","Boyle County , Kentucky","taxId",53939,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6067864,"Court approves EMS purchases: two-post lift and brake lathe awarded to local vendors",158,3492000,3650000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3111004-489ecd9783de719701b6c8d70c2ce364&start=3492&end=3650","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3111004-489ecd9783de719701b6c8d70c2ce364/thumbnail_3492000.jpg","/articles/6067864/Boyle-County/Kentucky/Court-approves-EMS-purchases-two-post-lift-and-brake-lathe-awarded-to-local-vendors","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6067864-3a0247d2e5bfed0aa2b3858c9ca76527/orig.mp4?Expires=1771144061&Signature=i1Lkw24JkeFv9~k1qPvyWpyet~JMaDj4aNiTxg7MqC~mDsWK-WoZnlsDVSGb4hI4k9gGyhi6vcAXv32M8Za8wNXRDRaynqFbZOX2A~xAVMhXHnCy5SHwGcWTLCYdpzK~sl~dx68N7nOADApWbHY4n3kQ8O-v~GyZ767ilQBr~47E6rwI-85VBGxuTrmtca2oiIY~kjtuFYO9faqei-5xtzfdgEj41FZ2Rppvih2UF3DsKLxxZh4RzOW0KcCxhl6peYZHCwhe~8QwiqXimDIa~ibducJae0sjpcbOgwHki5ZxuaoAwnTuto93b1J1NfOj54Hs3LJ1yxEyt2xX0zkFHA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Boyle County Fiscal Court on March 25 approved two equipment purchases for Emergency Medical Services after the EMS director presented three bids for each item.

Mike Rogers recommended the low bid for a two-post lift from Smith Garage at $22,710.97, noting the item will be installed in the county’s new building on North Stevener Lane and that there is a multi-month delivery lead time.

Rogers also presented three quotes for a brake lathe and recommended Vint Tire Distributors at $18,072.81. Magistrates approved both purchases by voice vote.

Why it matters: Rogers said the brake lathe will reduce future maintenance costs by allowing the county to resurface rotors rather than replace them, which is particularly helpful for newer vehicle models with expensive rotors.

Details and next steps: Both purchases were budgeted items; installation and delivery timelines were discussed and Rogers said he expected the two-post lift to be installed after the new facility is ready. Specific warranty or maintenance-service arrangements will follow standard county procurement procedures.

Ending: The court approved the two bids and authorized staff to proceed with purchase and scheduling of installation.","The Fiscal Court approved two EMS equipment purchases recommended by EMS Director Mike Rogers: a two-post lift to Smith Garage for $22,710.97 and a brake lathe to Vint Tire Distributors for $18,072.81. Installation timing and delivery lead times were discussed.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6067869,"Boyle County approves $734,804 recycling grant application; recycling center repairs continue after fire",180,3164000,3344000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3111004-489ecd9783de719701b6c8d70c2ce364&start=3164&end=3344","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3111004-489ecd9783de719701b6c8d70c2ce364/thumbnail_3164000.jpg","/articles/6067869/Boyle-County/Kentucky/Boyle-County-approves-734804-recycling-grant-application-recycling-center-repairs-continue-after-fire","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6067869-f29e61d1289f5a34d4fce6a0022b2ed9/orig.mp4?Expires=1771144061&Signature=POT9jdHiKWpnPgMzgh4iF0ZOGJE5FhsPwiR4tP0657bxbLQkhM5FcwVEyruJAjhhCU2jAIrtvB-zBt8kPGYxko4xCBLwdNNDY7Wof5wBouXQPok1y~SMzOpeJIl20HKbHrhEvVbMPL6nVELtS4sTyJpYHI06Lv8YgVg16NP29kGRcI0LdYZ63R10qurHcfoYRrix9fUeO5BwYs53UvOm7CkIj5hMuuAD6Np3S8Y1sb7Ss0Vmtys83zHNEFptHdBVgCV8PEFj788DG9vzUVuuy-2SypFEu4352SeZ9qq4vTet7Kji-gWPMBEBt3RE5TfM3FD7rBPgcq74-5gtGGVprA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Boyle County Fiscal Court voted March 25 to apply for a recycling grant that director Angie Monty said would fund equipment to expand the county recycling program, including a glass pulverizer and a single‑operator foam recycler.

Monty told the court the grant total, with in‑kind matches included, is $734,804 and that “our matches all in kind.” The grant request would pay for equipment she said will allow glass to be pulverized into sand for reuse and a foam recycler that can be fed by one operator and produces reusable blocks.

The grant application drew a motion and an approval by voice vote. The court approved the application to apply for the recycling grant; no contract award or purchase was recorded at the meeting—the vote authorized filing the grant application.

Recycling center status: Monty also updated the court on a fire at the county recycling center that damaged an office area and caused smoke exposure. She said contractors were working on repairs and that drop‑offs were being accepted while staff catch up from business backups. Monty said municipal equipment vendors were inspecting affected equipment and that “the building looks great” as repairs proceed.

Why it matters: The proposed equipment could broaden local recycling options (glass and foam) and enable regional collection, Monty said. The county’s grant application uses in‑kind matching rather than cash, she told the court.

Ending: The court approved submission of the grant application and asked Monty to return with updates on the facility repairs and any future contract awards if the grant is successful.","The Fiscal Court approved a recycling grant application that includes equipment to add glass recycling and a single‑operator foam recycler; recycling director Angie Monty updated the court on a recent fire at the recycling facility and said drop-offs are being accepted while repairs continue.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6067874,"Boyle County hears Enterprise Fleet Management pitch; court takes no action",1724,1171000,2895000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3111004-489ecd9783de719701b6c8d70c2ce364&start=1171&end=2895","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3111004-489ecd9783de719701b6c8d70c2ce364/thumbnail_1171000.jpg","/articles/6067874/Boyle-County/Kentucky/Boyle-County-hears-Enterprise-Fleet-Management-pitch-court-takes-no-action","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6067874-c3f854df519700f544737333ea0431aa/orig.mp4?Expires=1771144061&Signature=ct9OY~jYO4-Uv3MuZAWf5KZT3L8unnL8lKcDvzWebKX1P9DlBcgrQciNbIUq-SWvIXffA4Ee72bJJWhJT~JYFLo7smD6tM5qYVymNEhuWdFpQL3q8T1SkjaS-lA6-jF8A7lA11CMBB~uLhft~EeR0Y5-DfDwb-r~wcYuA3UwDGewdPt2ZjB1RKNH5hK0g4zJsknj~yb5qSPYlS7y1l4yD1JAQWcAz4OOTs16GNbb8mOVxIbSBUCYnxZi57m1utARCfZ02LpMEVE7sQQhcDnn-1~7qwRXz022YT43K0Eb3yBsH9m2D7qBTfGqAKg8WFYqfMMD89T13DLKB9~h9epF1A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Enterprise Fleet Management representatives on March 25 presented a proposal to the Boyle County Fiscal Court to take over management, financing and resale of the county’s light-duty vehicle fleet.

The presentation, led by account executive Caitlin Hayden of Enterprise and client strategy manager Joe Yee, described an “open-ended equity lease” approach, manufacturer orders to avoid dealer markups, centralized maintenance and a vehicle-resale program the presenters said had produced stronger equity returns for other Kentucky governments.

Hayden said she would “help bring them on throughout the first year of the partnership and help implement them into the programs.” Joe Yee described long-term fleet analysis and market timing for vehicle resale: “From the time we start with a vehicle … till the time that you sell it,” he said, Enterprise “analyze[s] the market and determine” the optimal replacement point.

Why it matters: The pitch would change how the county acquires, finances and replaces about 60 vehicles identified by staff. Hayden and Yee told the court the company can finance acquisition, manage maintenance and resell vehicles to return equity to the county; Enterprise presented a 10-year model that replaces core fleet vehicles on a five-year cycle and estimated about $900,000 in cumulative savings over that period compared with the county’s current eight-year cycle.

Details presented: Enterprise said it can deliver vehicles on state-contract pricing, customize aftermarket upfits (sheriff packages, dump beds, graphics), provide a vendor network for routine service (including local dealerships), and run a portal for maintenance, fuel and replacement scheduling. Hayden emphasized that the program is customizable to the county’s goals: “We’re not gonna come in here and say, you gotta do this,” she said.

County questions and concerns focused on local dealer impacts, in-house mechanics and special vehicles. Magistrates asked whether routine service would still go to local dealers; Hayden and Yee said dealerships would remain on vendor lists and would be paid for pre-delivery inspections and routine service if used. They said in-house mechanics could enter repair orders into Enterprise’s system for tracking and that warranty work would typically go to dealerships.

Enterprise also discussed vehicles that pose special procurement or insurance challenges, including ambulances and heavy equipment; Yee said ambulances are “newer to it” for the company and would require additional insurance and planning.

Motion but no formal decision: Magistrate Trevailis moved to defer action for at least two weeks to allow further local research and review. The court did not record a formal vote on a contracting decision during the meeting; presenters remained available to answer follow-up questions outside the meeting.

Next steps: Enterprise offered to connect Boyle County officials with Danville and other local government clients for reference checks. Magistrates instructed staff and members to gather more information and return with possible follow-up meetings or a special session.

Ending: The court left the presentation on the table for further review rather than approving a contract or financing arrangement at the March 25 session.","Enterprise Fleet Management outlined a proposal to manage roughly 60 county vehicles, offering open-ended leasing, resale planning and a 10-year model that projected roughly $900,000 in savings; magistrates asked for more time and a motion to defer was made but no formal vote was recorded.","actionData","errors"]

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