Summary
The county is getting over $600,000 in state road funds for eleven roads with only a ~$150,000 local match, plus a major FEMA reimbursement for flood-damaged Stovall and Hall Roads. A new Glendale government complex also received $6.5 million in state funding, available July 2027.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 5
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Sep 8, 2026.
Impact analysis
Over $600,000 in new road money plus $6.5 million for the Glendale complex, with limited local match required.
All county residents who use local roads and would use a new Glendale government facility.
Mentions & discussions (5)
Fiscal Court - Sep 8, 2026
State road officials laid out about $1.54 million for Hardin County's rural secondary roads this year, including resurfacing 3.21 miles of Kentucky 920. Money is allocated by formula and can't be shifted to other counties.
Fiscal Court - Jul 14, 2026
The county locked in $627,000 in state LARP money for maintenance work on eleven county roads — described as a 'big chunk of money' for road upkeep.
Fiscal Court - May 26, 2026
The court accepted its annual $1.87 million share of state gas tax road funds, plus a newly announced $162,624 rubber-modified asphalt grant and a $4,000 waste tire grant.
Fiscal Court - May 12, 2026
The county held its annual public hearing on spending $1.87 million in County Road Aid and $284,400 in LGEA funds on road construction and maintenance. Nobody spoke.
Fiscal Court - Apr 14, 2026
The county is getting over $600,000 in state road funds for eleven roads with only a ~$150,000 local match, plus a major FEMA reimbursement for flood-damaged Stovall and Hall Roads. A new Glendale government complex also received $6.5 million in state funding, available July 2027.
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