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Franklin City Commission Meeting

Published: Jul 13, 2026

Hiring & ProcurementInfrastructure

Water Distribution Employee Earns Certification

David Schuler was recognized for passing his Class 4 Kentucky Water Distribution exam after attending the Kentucky Energy and Environmental Academy. He has been employed by the city for almost six years. This certification ensures operators are knowledgeable and capable of handling responsibilities related to community drinking water. The recognition was presented by Jeremy Perring.

Transparency And GovernanceOther

City Commission Enters Executive Session for Deliberations

The City Commission entered into executive session to discuss land acquisition, pending litigation, and personnel matters, citing relevant KRS statutes (61.8101B, 61.8101C, 61.8101L). After deliberations, the commission returned to regular session and motions were presented by Dr. Millie McIntosh regarding hires and by attorney Amanda East authorizing litigation related to the 519 Green Street property, currently indexed under Mary A. Woodward. The litigation motion was made by Commissioner Bush and seconded by Commissioner Stewart.

Hiring & ProcurementInfrastructure

Public Works Department to Acquire New Tractor and Bush Hog

The City Commission approved a bid for a tractor and bush hog for the Public Works Department. Two bids were received: Hudson, John Deere at $119,417.56 and Shaker Equipment Sales with a McCormick bush hog and tractor for $84,000. The commission recommended awarding the bid to Shaker Equipment Sales for $84,000, authorizing the mayor to sign relevant documents. This item was a budgeted purchase. Commissioners Powell, Bush, McCrary, Stewart, and Mayor Dixon voted in favor, with Commissioner Bush voting no.

Hiring & ProcurementOther

City Hires Public Works Operators and GIS Field Technician

The City Commission approved the hiring of three individuals: Scott Kleinz and Kate Vaughan as Public Works Operators, and Carter Plinnell as a GIS Field Technician. All hires were approved with standard motions and seconds, with votes typically passing unanimously. The commission also approved the use of a third-party person to assist with IMS City Manager apps.

Zoning And Land UseResidential

City Commission Considers Annexation of 13.49 Acres

The City Commission conducted a first summary reading of an ordinance to annex approximately 13.49 acres of property located near the intersection of Kentucky Highway 1008 and Kenneth Dudley Drive. The property is owned by Drake Stone Properties. Commissioners Powell was designated as a sponsor for this ordinance. This annexation is in accordance with the city's comprehensive plan. A second reading and potential action will follow.

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