Fiscal Court denies reimbursement for BCVFD surveillance system [Middlesboro Daily News, Ky.]
| By Anthony Cloud, Middlesboro Daily News, Ky. | |
| McClatchy-Tribune Information Services |
The total amount in the invoice was for
The surveillance system is located at the main BCVFD headquarters. The system was put in place because of some recent alleged thefts that occurred.
The headquarters did have a surveillance system in place prior to the incidents, but its capabilities were minimal, according to the fire department.
The main concern from the BCVFD was that firefighters would show up at the scene of a fire and not have the equipment needed to perform their duties.
"Our purpose in the fire suppression fund is to provide the fire department ... with the ability to suppress fire so that insurance rates stay stable," said Executive Court Judge
After a unanimous vote, the fiscal court decided to deny reimbursement on the surveillance system. The final amount reimbursed to the BCVFD was
The fiscal court also made a payment to
Election Commission cost.
"It was pretty clear by Judge (
After discussion on the payment to Mills, the court approved a resolution supporting the use of multi-county severance tax funds for the
This is for a mortuary school that the college is trying to start. Currently, there is nowhere in the surrounding area where an individual can get a mortuary license.
In the sheriff's report, it states that the
Brock did make comments about the winter season that is upon us. "We are more prepared this year, with snow and ice, than we have ever been," stated Brock. He stated that there is new equipment in place and a new routing system that will allow workers to work toward the garage instead of everyone trying to get to the garage and work their way out.
He did stress that in the event of bad weather, anyone who has a vehicle parked where the trucks need to turn around should move their vehicles prior to the snow or ice, if possible.
Other business taken care of at the meeting included:
-- Approval of minutes from previous meeting.
-- Pay bills and make necessary transfers.
-- Approve payments of
-- Approve first reading of Budget Amendment No. 4.
-- Approve amended budget for
-- Approve excess fees for FY 2009-2010 for
-- Approve annual order setting maximum salaries for deputies and assistants for the
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-- Approve annual order setting maximum salaries for deputies and assistants for the
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-- Hire
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-- Accept checks from
-- Accept checks from
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