The Meade County E-911 Committee announced it will meet on April 16 at the Emergency Operations Center in Brandenburg. The session is scheduled for 5:00 p.m., with no further agenda details released.
Meade County Fiscal Court is seeking applicants for a full-time EMT position with its EMS department. Applications are due by April 29, and in-house candidates will be prioritized.
Meade County Fiscal Court is seeking candidates for a full-time Advanced EMT position with EMS. Applications are due by April 29, with preference given to current employees. Drug testing and background checks are required.
Meade County Fiscal Court has opened bidding for its annual road department fuel supply contract. Vendors must submit sealed proposals by May 7 with detailed pricing information.
Meade County Fiscal Court has introduced an ordinance proposing a new parking permit system at Otter Creek Outdoor Recreational Area while preserving free general access. All funds from vehicle permits would support park operations if adopted.
Meade County Fiscal Court has opened bidding for a part-time IT consultant role supporting government operations. Sealed bids are due by May 6 at the Judge/Executive’s Office in Brandenburg.
The Meade County Board of Adjustment will hold its next regular meeting and public hearing on May 4 in Brandenburg. Community members are invited to attend and participate as board by-laws are reviewed.
The Meade County Planning Commission will meet on April 16 for its regular session in Brandenburg. Rezoning requests and a proposed ordinance amendment are among key agenda items open for public input.
The Meade County Planning Commission has scheduled a work session for April 16 at the courthouse in Brandenburg. Commissioners and staff will discuss ordinance updates and subdivision regulations without taking formal action. The session aims to prepare topics for future meetings.
Meade County Fiscal Court has scheduled its next regular meeting for April 14 in Brandenburg. The agenda includes departmental updates, procurement matters, planning cases across several communities, park management ordinances, grant writer updates and a closed session on legal or economic issues.