Barren County Fiscal Court Shifts Meeting to Zoom, Addresses Routine Business

Glasgow, KY – March 5, 2026 – The Barren County Fiscal Court has adjusted its schedule, moving from a canceled regular meeting to a special-called session held online today, Thursday, March 5, 2026. Magistrates convened via Zoom at 9:00 a.m. In Glasgow after canceling their previously scheduled meeting for Tuesday.

Agenda Highlights

The agenda for the special meeting focuses on standard county operations. Key items include:

• Review and approval of minutes from the February 17, 2026, Fiscal Court meeting.
• Consideration of claims payments as presented to the court.
• Approval of transfers of county funds.
• Action on personnel matters.
• Appointments to various county boards and councils.
• Review of annual training incentive letters from the Kentucky Department of Local Government, pertaining to state-recognized training benchmarks for local officials.
• A resolution to authorize a 2026 Law Enforcement Protection Program grant application, which provides assistance for law enforcement needs.

Fiscal Court Meetings and Contact Information

The next regularly scheduled meeting of the Barren County Fiscal Court is planned for March 17, 2026. The Barren County Fiscal Court typically meets on the first and third Tuesday of each month at 9:00 AM BRADD.

For general inquiries, you can contact Barren County at (270) 651-4910 or ggilliam@barrencountyky.gov. The Fiscal Court Clerk/Finance Officer is Shanda Bradley, located at 117 North Public Square, Suite 3A, Glasgow, KY 42141 Barren County Government.

Barren County Resources

Barren County is currently accepting bids for mowing and weed eating contracts Barren County. The county is also involved in the Regional Cold Storage Initiative, a collaborative effort with Allen and Hart Counties to address agricultural infrastructure needs through the Barren River Agriculture County Coalition (BRACC) and Blumberg Grain and Logistics.

Residents concerned about flood risk can contact 270-659-0661 to determine if their property is in a flood zone.