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Fiscal Court Committees - Regular Meeting

Tuesday, May 19, 2026
Official site

The Hardin County Fiscal Court Committees met to review financial reports, including restricted and non-restricted accounts totaling over $54 million. They also discussed a fixed interest rate offer from JLDC and the renewal of a CD backing the county's credit card account.

About this meeting

Government Body
Fiscal Court Committees
Meeting Type
Fiscal Court Committees
Location
Hardin County, KY
Meeting Date
May 19, 2026

Transcript

12 sections

1:47•Speaker 4

A little different setup than everybody can see today.

1:50 – 2:08•Speaker 2

We've got a collection of 100 buildings that make some last minute changes. John Boyd and his team have been a part of it for a system that's kind of a cozy corner to conduct our meeting. We'll begin the meeting with our financial reports. Rachel Lisa, hear me.

2:09 – 2:27•Speaker 3

Okay, so I sent out your financial statement a few days ago so that you can be able to restrict it Accounts total was $19,210,834.60. And the non-restricted accounts was $35,283,794.26, totaling $54,494,628. It seems you don't have a way to compare this to last year.

2:48•Speaker 4

Any questions on the comparison sheet or on the financial report?

2:51•Speaker 2

A couple more items.

2:56 – 3:13•Speaker 3

A couple more items. I did receive back today from a lot of people from JLDC. The rate that he's offering is 4.79% fixed rate for 72 months. But no good payment for multiple examples.

3:14 – 3:26•Speaker 4

I just wanted to make sure. Okay, based on what's given. What are we drawing on our money? In the March of 3.69.

3:53 – 4:34•Speaker 3

So the final item is we have the CD that is connected to our credit card account. We have to put in $60,000 to back up our credit card. And so last year, the interest was delayed. I decided to get you a CD for that. I did that. It's coming up for renewal. So, our claims do that every year. So, they, they turn on those investments a year. So, I just have to notice that that's coming up. So, um. Right now, the second thing Amy is, uh. 61,785.

5:16 – 5:57•Speaker 4

Breakdown. Here. Breakdown. If you have any questions. 911. Anything else? Anyone have any questions?

6:00 – 6:13•Speaker 1

Judge, do you have anything? No, I think you all saw what Jenny already sent out as far as the board goes. So proceed with that and I don't think any surprises there.

6:15•Speaker 4

That's all I've got.

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