Business

 SHEPHERDSVILLE - As The Pioneer News has documented in past stories, members of fiscal court receive a monthly series of financial reports.

One such document is the appropriation condition report.

That lists each line item in the budget and provides the amount budgeted, any transfers, what has been spent, the balance and the percentage of the budgeted amount that has been used.

Through seven months, salary levels for full-time employees sets around 57.69 percent. 

 BBB Military Line is sharing information from the U.S. Army’s Criminal Investigation Command (CIC) warning about a new website scam in which criminals are attempting to take advantage of soldiers and their families.

 SHEPHERDSVILLE - Should those receiving services from the Bullitt County Emergency Medical Services have the ability to pay using their credit card?

That is a possibility in the future.

In a meeting of the Bullitt County Emergency Services committee, director Mike Phillips pointed to other nearby counties which allow the use of credit cards.

In talking with Nelson and Hardin officials, there was an increase in payments of between 8-13 percent.

 SHEPHERDSVILLE - Remember last summer when a concern was raised by magistrates that there might be some serious issues with the county’s handling of money?

Well, that concern is no longer an issue.

Bullitt Fiscal Court voted unanimously to rescind a motion that called for a “forensic” audit of the county’s financial records.

The court voted last year to conduct the audit but no official action was ever reported.

Mike Higgins appeared before the court on two occasions asking what had happened and why.