With some initiative, planning, and effort, and once an enforced ordinance is finally in place, the abandoned properties of Meade County can be cleaned up, further beautifying our county and making it a safer place in which to live. Click Here For Full Story
What type of training do our elected county officials receive?
When an elected county official is sworn into office, he or she may begin office with the express desire to make our county a better place in which to live yet possess little or no applicable training for the job. That’s where the “Elected County Officials Training Program” kicks in. Kentucky’s training incentive program for elected county officials began with the enactment of House Bill 810, effective in January 1999. The program offers county judge executives, fiscal court members, county clerks, sheriffs and jailers an annual financial incentive to participate in continuing training relevant to their official duties.
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MCFPD considering new property
Meade County Fire Protection District board met Thursday, Oct. 27, in a special called meeting with the single focus to discuss property acquisition. In a 45-minute closed session, the quorum of John Abadie, Keith Madison, Jim Anthony, Bruno Ilario and chaired by Mike Curl discussed new options including David Pace’s proposal. Click Here For Full Story
More environmental studies planned in connection with ethanol plant
The Meade County Conservation District Board of Supervisors met for its regular monthly meeting on Oct. 24. Present were John Bruington, Joe Barger, Jim Scott, Jack King, Henry Pike, Nathan Beavin, and Fred L. Sipes. Also present at the meeting were Don Martin and employees Charlotte Lawson and Liz Hawkins. Click Here For Full Story
Christmas – all over town!
Christmas by the River is a yearly event in downtown Brandenburg. For 2005 we want to see Christmas “all over town! Click Here For Full Story
Trike-A-Thon at TLC Daycare
Photo by Renetta Johnston
Since 1991, TLC Daycare has held an annual fundraiser – a trike-a-thon.
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Back in 2000, when Pets in Need Society of Meade County formed, one of its goals was for Meade County to employ a certified animal control officer. This goal has finally become reality. 
