Franklin County Fiscal Court

09/11/2026

Fiscal Court Agenda, 9/16/26 at 9 AM:

09/04/2026

All County administrative offices will be closed on Monday, September 7, 2026 in observance of the Labor Day Holiday. We will resume our normal operations on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, at 8 AM.

Franklin County residents who receive trash & recycling collection from Republic Services will be operating on a one-day delay next week. Therefore, Monday routes will be collected on Tuesday, Tuesday routes on Wednesday, Wednesday routes on Thursday, Thursday routes on Friday, and Friday routes on Saturday.

If you have any questions please reach out to Republic Services at 859-263-2000 or [email protected]

09/03/2026

An update from Michael Mueller, Franklin County Judge Executive regarding the progress at the new Lakeview Park Softball Complex. It is exciting to see the new synthetic turf being rolled out on the fields!

09/02/2026

Attn county residents:

Trash/Recycling Collection will not occur on Labor Day: Monday, 9/7

All routes will operate on a one-day delay

Qs? 859-263-2000
[email protected]

09/02/2026

Fiscal Court 9/2/2026

08/31/2026

Call of Special Meeting & Agenda, 09/02/26 at 4 PM:

9/2/26 CALL OF SPECIAL MEETING & AGENDA by staff | Aug 31, 2026 | Fiscal Court Agendas | 0 comments NOTICE OF SPECIAL VIDEO TELECONFERENCE MEETINGFRANKLIN COUNTY FISCAL COURTCOMMITTEE OF THE WHOLECALL OF SPECIAL MEETINGSEPTEMBER 2, 20264:00 P.M. I, Michael Mueller, pursuant to KRS 61.823 hereby call...

08/31/2026

Fiscal Court Meeting Agenda, 9/02/26 at 5 PM:

09/02/26 Agenda by staff | Aug 31, 2026 | Fiscal Court Agendas | 0 comments FRANKLIN COUNTY FISCAL COURTVIDEO TELECONFERENCEREGULAR MEETINGSEPTEMBER 2, 20265:00 P.M. WORK SESSION/COURT AGENDA Per KRS 61.826, this is a Video Teleconference (VTC) Meeting. The primary physical location for public atten...

08/31/2026

Tomorrow the Frankfort and Franklin County community will come together to honor the life of Franklin County Firefighter Kolby Tucker.

The celebration of life will include a large procession of fire and EMS vehicles in Kolby's honor, beginning from Capital City Christian Church, traveling from Versailles Road to KY676/East West Connector, to Martin Luther King Blvd, turning onto East Main, ending at the Frankfort Cemetery. Please be aware of traffic impacts beginning approximately 11:30 AM Tuesday, September 1 and lasting until the procession concludes in these areas. A map of the route is below.

During this time, traffic will be blocked from E Main Street to allow entrance to the cemetery. Downtown traffic coming from Capital Avenue will be directed to turn left onto W Main and traffic on W Main will be diverted to Capital Avenue. The intersection at E Main and MLK Blvd will be blocked during the procession, please use an alternate route. Glenns Creek Road from E Main to Fowler St/Cold Harbor Drive will be closed for approximately 2 hours.

Frankfort Police and ​Franklin County Sheriffs Office will be on hand to assist with traffic control, please observe caution and respect during this time. Our community's thoughts and prayers are with everyone during this difficult time.

08/28/2026

Today was our AmeriCorps Environmental Educator's, Christine Argus, last day on the job. However, she didn't spend the day slacking off. Instead, she presented a lesson on vermicomposting to Ms. Deborah Willette's 3rd period, 8th grade science class at Elkhorn Middle School. We thank Christine for her past year of hard work in our community.

08/26/2026

Please join us in keeping the family of Firefighter Kolby Tucker in your thoughts and prayers during their time of grief.

It is with great sadness that Franklin County Fire & Rescue announces the passing of Firefighter Kolby Tucker.

Kolby served our department for the past three years and was a highly valued member of our fire department family. His dedication, eagerness to learn, and desire to continually grow as a firefighter earned him the respect of those who had the opportunity to work alongside him.

Our thoughts are with Kolby’s family and loved ones during this incredibly difficult time, as well as his friends and fellow firefighters.

Out of respect for Kolby’s family, we ask that their privacy be respected in the days ahead.

-Franklin County Fire Department