(BENTON, Ky.) – The Marshall County Fiscal Court will convene for a special called meeting on Monday, September 15, 2025, at 9:00 AM to discuss several key community initiatives and administrative matters.
Key Agenda Items
Inclusive Playground Project
Court members will review bids for an inclusive playground project at Mike Miller Park, marking a significant step toward improving accessibility and recreational opportunities for all county residents.
Aurora Plant Demolition
The court will address the demolition of the Aurora plant, including consideration of a contract with Paul Cloud Engineering for the project. This agenda item suggests the county is moving forward with plans to remove the facility.
Budget and Financial Matters
Fiscal Court will conduct the first reading of Ordinance 2025-07, which proposes a budget amendment. Members will also review the treasurer’s report, authorize transfers, and approve bill payments. A tax rate order is also scheduled for consideration.
Special Presentations and Guests
The meeting will feature presentations from several community leaders:
- Kristin Grooms from Fulton Transit will address transportation matters
- Elena Blevins, Director of the Kentucky Lake Convention and Visitors Bureau, will present on tourism initiatives
- Michael Oliver is also scheduled to address the court
Community Recognition and Grants
The court will consider a proclamation recognizing Constitution Week, demonstrating the county’s commitment to civic education. Additionally, members will review grant resolutions for senior citizens services and Rural Development Administration Program (RDAPP) funding.
Administrative Business
Routine administrative matters include approval of minutes from the September 2nd meeting, review of August personnel changes, and discussion of animal shelter operations. The court will also consider various board appointments and a benefit advisory services agreement.
The meeting will conclude with an executive session to discuss litigation and personnel matters before adjournment.
The special called meeting reflects the Fiscal Court’s ongoing efforts to address infrastructure improvements, community services, and financial stewardship for Marshall County residents.