Shelby County Fiscal Court (Dan Ison, Judge/Executive): the Window Read Whole, with No Veteran Item

The court. "Judge Executive Dan Ison, Office Location: Old Shelby County Courthouse, 501 Main Street, 3rd Floor, Shelbyville, KY 40065, Phone: (502) 633-1220" - appointed in 2016, now serving his second elected term, with Deputy Judge Executives Janet Cuthrell and Jon Park, Special Projects Director Willie Lucas and ADA Coordinator Mike Cox. The magistrates: Jon Swindler (District 1), Karen Waller (District 2), Joey Riddle (District 3), Bill Hedges (District 4), Gene Witt (District 5), Brock Lisby (District 6), Danny Eades (District 7). "Schedule: Twice a month: the first and third Tuesday. The first Tuesday meeting is held in the evening at 6:00 PM. The third Tuesday meeting begins at 10 AM." The county clerk, Tony Harover, calls the roll; Sheila McGee is the County Treasurer and Carrie McIntyre the County Attorney. The window, read whole. The county posts each meeting's agenda as a PDF; the forty-four files from January 2025 through October 2026 were downloaded and read whole. Their items are the clerk's rolls and minutes approvals, the treasurer's July and September 2026 financial statements, the first-quarter FY 2026-2027 statement, budget and cash transfers, the bill list, the road department's resurfacing bids (H.G. Mays at 95.20 dollars a ton for Little Crooked Creek Road), the Jailer House Remediation and Brownfield grant work, the Clear Creek Park batting center and its Land and Water Conservation Fund resolution, the Judicial Center's fire-alarm monitoring agreement (750.00 dollars a year, 2026-2030), the STARS agreement between Shelby County EMS and SSM Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital, the public safety facility's retention-pond change order, surplus Sheriff's vehicles donated to the Animal Shelter, the WorkEasy payroll system, the Shelby County Medical Support and Health Infrastructure Fund ordinance introduced October 20, 2026, and the reappointment of Michael Sullivan to the Human Rights Commission Board. No veteran item appears anywhere in the set, and no benefit was adopted, narrowed or repealed. The state's own words on the office. Under KRS 67.710 the Judge Executive executes the county's ordinances, resolutions and contracts, enforces state law at the county level and oversees daily operations - the office behind the county's money for any veterans programme it might fund. The courts. Shelby County sits in the Fourteenth Judicial Circuit with Henry and Oldham counties; the Department of Specialty Courts' Veterans Treatment Court page names its VTCs in Boone, Campbell, Christian, Fayette, Floyd, Hardin and Kenton counties only. The county's own veteran institution is the Veterans Rural Outreach (see the entry below), and the federal Lexington Vet Center keeps a Shelbyville community access point at the Serenity Center, 98 7th Street, Shelbyville, by appointment.