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The Campbell County Fiscal Court met to discuss solid waste management, personnel appointments, infrastructure improvements, and cybersecurity measures. The meeting began with a solid waste annual report, highlighting key achievements such as:
- Spring and fall cleanups serving over 4,200 residents, collecting 570 tons of trash.
- A voucher program allowing residents to dispose of large waste items, with a 49% redemption rate.
- Electronics recycling bins placed throughout the county, collecting nearly 5,000 pounds of discarded devices.
- Expansion of a vape recycling initiative in schools through a partnership with the Northern Kentucky Health Department.
- Ongoing litter abatement efforts, including roadside cleanup and volunteer programs.
The court approved a resolution to establish a Deputy Director of Animal Services, promoting senior animal control officer Kayla Grice to the role. Two new police social workers were also appointed to assist with community policing efforts. Additionally, Justin Vast was reappointed to the Campbell County Planning & Zoning Commission for a four-year term.
A significant infrastructure update included the approval of a $467,513 grant from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet for a bridge replacement on Lower Tug Fork Road. The court also approved a cybersecurity vulnerability assessment contract with Crow LLP, funded in part by a $68,000 Homeland Security grant, to enhance the county’s cybersecurity measures.
Other business included approving fund transfers, budget allocations, and preparations for the AJ Jolly Park camping season, which officially opens in April.
The meeting concluded with routine financial approvals and no public comments.
Disclaimer: This summary was generated using AI and may not capture all meeting nuances or discussions.
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