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City of Frankfort Board of Commissioners Regular Meeting 6-22-26
Published: Jun 22, 2026
Police Department Recognizes New Sergeant and Celebrates Citizens Police Academy Graduates
The meeting acknowledged Officer Bird's promotion to Sergeant after five years of service, highlighting his background in social work and community engagement. The Citizens Police Academy, Class 25, was also celebrated, with participants recognized for completing a program designed to build trust and understanding between law enforcement and the community. Discussions also touched upon potential safety issues related to traffic and radio communication disruptions, particularly concerning emergency vehicle access and response times.
Property Transfers, Surplus Designations, and Trail Development Partnerships Approved
The meeting agenda included discussions and approvals related to land use and property. Specifically, the board moved to approve a motion concerning the LC property transfer to the Sexford Free Card County Use Sports Association. Additionally, there was a discussion and potential approval for designating two parcels of real property on Browns Ferry as surplus, with a proposal to gift these to the local school district. A separate item involved the acquisition and partnership for two parcels of real property on Browns Ferry with Woods and Water Home Trust and Long Bike for trail implementation.
Ordinances Amended, Salaries Adjusted, and Board Reappointments Approved
The board addressed several ordinances, including those related to longevity increases, probationary salary adjustments, and appropriations. Ordinance 37.37 was amended to increase longevity salary adjustments from 1% to 3% effective after June 30th, 2026, while section 37.39 clarified that probationary conclusion increases remain 1%. The board also adopted ordinances amending appropriations for fiscal years 25-26 and 26-27. Various reappointments to boards and commissions were approved, including the Board of Parks Commissioners and the Carrick College Board, with terms specified. A motion to approve a one-year contract with the Sports Association, amending a previous three-year term, was also passed after discussion.
Vehicle Donation to Schools and Trail Development Partnership
The meeting included a discussion and motion regarding the transfer of a vehicle to the local school district. The board also considered a proposal to designate two parcels of real property on Browns Ferry as surplus and gift them to the school district. Additionally, a partnership was formed with Woods and Water Home Trust and Long Bike for trail implementation on these properties. Discussions also occurred regarding potential impacts on local businesses and the need for communication and compromise.
LC Property Transfer to Sports Association and Future Community Initiatives Discussed
The city is moving forward with a project involving the LC property, which will be transferred to the Sexford Free Card County Use Sports Association. This transfer is part of a larger effort to manage property and potentially facilitate development or community use. Additionally, discussions touched on future grounds and partnerships, including reaching out for future grounds and potentially involving community partners for events and initiatives.
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