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The Campbell County Fiscal Court met to discuss public safety, infrastructure projects, and financial matters. The meeting began with a public hearing on the annexation of Campbell County Fire District 1 into the Campbell Fire Rescue District. No public objections were filed, and the judge-executive confirmed his intent to sign the executive order finalizing the annexation.

The court approved several solid waste management agreements, including contracts with Environmental Enterprises Inc. for household hazardous waste disposal and Tri-State E-Scrap for electronic waste collection. Additionally, police officer Paul Wagner was promoted to Police Officer 3, and Dr. Mark Shore was reappointed to the Northern Kentucky District Board of Health for a two-year term.

Infrastructure discussions focused on the AJ Jolly Park projects, including:

• Issuing bids for a new golf course irrigation system to maintain water supply reliability.
• Rejecting all bids for asphalt paving at the park, as in-house crews can complete the work within the original $45,000 budget.
• Approving a $323,294 bid for a long-reach excavator to support the lake dredging project, coming in under the expected $350,000 cost.

Additional topics included cybersecurity updates, severe weather preparedness reminders, and recognizing the passing of former NKU President Dr. James Votruba, who was honored for his contributions to the university and the Northern Kentucky community.

The meeting concluded with routine financial approvals and adjournment.

Disclaimer: This summary was generated using AI and may not capture all meeting nuances or discussions.