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TEN-4-DAY

Michael Mueller, Franklin County Judge Executive and Mayor Layne Wilkerson have proclaimed October 4th, 2026 as “Ten-4-Day” in Frankfort and Franklin County. It is important that we work together as a community to help keep our Children safe from abuse and neglect….

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FC SPORTS TOURISM COMMISION 10/02/26

FRANKLIN COUNTY SPORTS TOURISM COMMISIONVIDEO TELECONFERENCESPECIAL MEETINGOctober 2nd, 2026; 1 PM Per KRS 61.826, this meeting is a special video teleconference meeting, and one or more members of the Franklin County Sports Tourism Commission will participate via…

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CALLING ALL MUSICIANS WHO LIVE IN FRANKLIN COUNTY!

Hey 1976 – we want you back so….dust off those bell bottoms! Grab your guitar!! Warm up your pipes! Get ready to turn the clock back to 1976! The Franklin County Fiscal Court in collaboration with The Grand Theater, is looking for bands, solo performers or musical…

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08/26/26 Agenda

FRANKLIN COUNTY FISCAL COURT VIDEO TELECONFERENCEREGULAR MEETINGAUGUST 26, 20265:00 P.M. WORK SESSION/COURT Facebook Live: www.facebook.com/fcfcky YouTube Live: www.tinyurl.com/fcfcky AGENDA Per KRS 61.826, this is a Video Teleconference (VTC) Meeting. The primary…

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NEW ENGINE 10 DELIVERED

A brand new Engine 10 was delivered to the Franklin County Fire Department last week. This state of the art Pierce Fire Truck will be based out of Station 10 on Darby Shire Circle. It will primarily serve the west end of the county and the interstate. This purchase is…

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Fire Promotional Pinning Ceremony

During last night’s Fiscal Court Meeting the Fire Department held a pinning ceremony to recognize our newly promoted firefighters. Captain James Hodge was promoted to Battalion Chief. Hodge has previously served in the role of Captain for the past 15 years at the…

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811 DAY

August 11th serves as a natural reminder for residents to contact 811 at least two full working days prior to any digging project to have underground utility lines marked. Striking a single line can cause injury, repair costs, inconvenient outages, and fines. Every…

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