Agendas for the week of April 13-17
(Editor's Note: The following will be updated as any additional agendas are received by The Current)
The Hickman City Commission will meet Mon., April 13 at 5 p.m. at Hickman City Hall. The meeting is open to the public.
The following items are listed on the meeting's agenda: Invocation; Pledge of Allegiance Call to Order; Roll Call; I. Approval of minutes, a) Regular meeting, March 9, 2026; II. Police Report; Ill. Public Works/Fire Dept Report; IV. City Manager Report; Unfinished Business, I. Consider recommendation from Board of Ethics to pursue Certified City of Ethics designation for the City of Hickman, a. Discussion, and b. Motion; II. Consider United Systems Sec+ upgraded Cybersecurity and Internet Protection Plan, a. Discussion, and b. Motion; Ill. Approve for Mayor to sign agreement with AT&T to upgrade antennas on the water towers, a. Discussion, and b. Motion; IV. Authorize Mayor to enter into Kitty Johnson Scholarship Agreement for City Clerk’s training, a. Discussion, and b. Motion; V. Authorize joint letter with Fulton - request to increase county contribution to animal control, a. Discussion, and b. Motion; VI. Approve surplus property list for City Hall, a. Discussion, and b. Motion; VIl. Hire Chloe McClure as youth co-op worker in City Hall part time, a. Discussion, and b. Motion; VIII. Consider closing City Hall from 11-11:30AM for lunch period, a. Discussion, and b. Motion; IX. Approve Bro Tom Quimby to one year term to Hickman Housing Authority Board (expires 4-13-27), a. Discussion, and b. Motion; X. Approve Ms Sue Gamble to two year term to Hickman Housing Authority Board (expires 4-13-28), a. Discussion, and b. Motion; XI. Approve Ms Sandra Alexander to three year term to Hickman Housing Authority Board (expires 4-13-29), a. Discussion, and b. Motion; XII. Approve Mr Jimmy Bobbitt to two year term to Hickman Housing Authority Board (expires 4-13-28), a. Discussion, and b. Motion; Public Comments; Executive session pursuant to 61.810 (1f) (1b) Commissioner Comments; and Adjourn.
The meeting is open to the public.
The following items are listed on the meeting's agenda: Invocation; Pledge of Allegiance; Roll Call; Remarks and Request from Visitors; City Attorney’s Report; 1. Consider Municipal Order 2026-93, to approve the minutes of a regular meeting held on February 23, 2026; 2. Consider Municipal Order 2026-94, to reappoint Brenda Mahan to the Housing Board; 3. Consider Municipal Order 2026-95, to authorize the City Manager to publish a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for professional engineering services related to the Beechwood Place and 7th Street Drainage and Roadway Remediation Project; 4. Consider Municipal Order 2026-96, to authorize the acceptance of an M35 6x6 Military Cargo Truck from the Kentucky Division of Forestry’s Federal Excess Personal (FEPP) Program, to be assigned to the Fulton Fire Department; 5. Consider Municipal Order 2026-97, to amend Municipal Order 2026-87; to authorize the Mayor to sign a Utility Easement Agreement with Gibson Connect for the purpose of installing, operating, and maintaining a fiber optics cabinet; 6. Second Reading of Ordinance 2026-10, an Ordinance Amending § 44-362 of the City of Fulton Code of Ordinances to increase the Restaurant Tax from one percent (1%) to two percent (2%), effective July 1, 2026; 7. Discussion of KLC Loss Control Services; and 8. Discussion of City’s Insurance Agent of Record.
Items on the agenda include 1. Call to order; 2. Approval of March Meeting Minutes; 3. Approval of March Financials; 4. Vehicle Update; 5. Mayfield Location Update; 6. Marshall County; 7. Other Business; and 8. Adjournment.
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The South Fulton City Commission will meet for regular monthly session on Thurs., April 16 at 5 p.m. in the South Fulton Municipal Complex Commission room.
The meeting is open to the public.
The following items are listed on the meeting’s agenda: 1. Call to Order by Mayor; 2. Pledge of Allegiance; 3. Invocation; 4. Roll Call; 5. Approval of March Minutes ; 6. Review of March Disbursements; 7. Approval of March Financials; 8. Approval of Department Reports; 9. Communication from Mayor; 10. Report from City Manager; 11. Commissioners’ Comments, Questions, and Suggestions; 12. Old Business: , A. Inclement Weather Policy, and B. Resolution 2026-02: A Resolution Regarding Motor Vehicle Registration Revenue; 13. New Business: , A. Personnel Policy – Employee Vacation ‘Sell Back’, and B. Purchase of Backhoe; 14. Public Comments:; 15. Sign-In sheet for Question, Comments, and Suggestions; and 16. Adjournment.
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