Candidates & Election Info: Responses to Media
BCRP Chair Chet Hand has responded to recent media requests for comment regarding Republican primary candidates and educational material released ahead of the primary election. Click Read More to access links to each response and the referenced mailer.
Planning & Zoning May 15
Planning & Zoning continue to discuss proposals for increased commerical and residential development. Of note: issues not addressed at this meeting that nevertheless move to public hearing on June 5.
Elections, Constitutional Amendments, and Intergovernmental Affairs
Rep. Steve Rawlings (District 66)
With the primary election looming, Rep. Rawlings looks at a few of the laws passed during the 2024 session to safeguard election integrity.
Planning & Zoning May 1
Planning & Zoning addressed proposals for commercial and residential development including multi-family.
Infrastructure funding benefiting Boone County
Sen. John Schickel (District 11)
Sen. Schickel describes projects he championed that benefit Boone County’s infrastructure. Included in the state’s two-year road plan, House Bill (HB) 266 was an incredible $136,397,610 for planning, designing, obtaining rights-of-way, utility work, and construction of various projects in the county.
Public Hearing: Long Range Planning Committee for 2045 Plan
Local Issues Committee Chair Randy Stigall draws attention to the need to pay close attention to Boone County’s 2045 Plan and the impact of expanding development on the county.
Planning & Zoning April 17
The Local Issues Committee especially notes three public hearings to be held Wednesday, May 1, and reports on growing proposals for development across the county.
Planning & Zoning April 3
Planning and Zoning discussed changes to commercial and residential zoning in Hebron, Erlanger, Florence, Bellview and wider Boone County.
Planning & Zoning March 20
Boone County Planning & Zoning is considering changes to allow further commercial and residential development affecting Hebron, Florence and other county areas.
Planning & Zoning February 7
Requests at the February 7 meeting included changes in signage, changes to commercial usage, single-family home development and commercial development and expansion.