Florence City Council October 20
Police Corporal Jacob Whitford was presented the Distinguished Service Award for his role in saving the life of a man intent on suicide from the overpass at US Highway 42 and I-75. Discussion continued regarding a proposed 340-apartment complex along Longbranch and Old Union roads.
Public Library Board October 19
Notable at the October 19 meeting was discussion about CD investments that inadvertently may not be compliant with Kentucky law.
Planning Commission October 7
Development in Boone County continues apace, with some projects denied, others approved and others pending tech committee reports or public hearings on November 4 or 18.
Fiscal Court October 6
Notable at this meeting were public comments in support of Gayle Pille in her battle against eminent domain.
Florence City Council Special Meeting October 6
First readings involved rules and regulations for use of sanitary sewers and the water service system and related fees and charges. No vote was taken on an item related to Flock cameras, which remain off at this time with no access by Florence law enforcement officers.
Fiscal Court September 22 & 24
Notable at the regular meeting, September 22, was new rental expense for the County Attorney’s office. At the September 24 caucus meeting, residents expressed opinions about Flock cameras and micro-mobility vehicles such as e-bikes.
Public Library Board September 21
Hamilton County Public Library is ending its reciprocity agreement with BCPL, citing costs. The resident who repeatedly offered to pay for a conservative publication to balance the library’s offerings believes she will not be heard and will not return for public comment.
Florence City Council September 15
Key discussions centered on updated drinking water rules and regulations and the status of Flock cameras.
Boone County School Board September 11
Overcrowding at Longbranch Elementary sparked much discussion, including input from residents, and the board addressed increased expenses.