January 2012
Boone County E–Newsletter
January 3, 2012 
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County Encourages Citizens to Resolve to Be Ready in 2012
Burlington, KY– The New Year is a perfect time to Resolve to be Ready and Boone County Emergency Management is proud to be promoting emergency preparedness for 2012. To help the community become better prepared, Boone County Emergency Management is promoting the Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) Resolve to be Ready Campaign - a nationwide effort to increase awareness and encourage individuals, families, businesses and communities to take action and prepare for emergencies in the New Year. To view a PDF containing three important steps to prepare for emergencies, please click on this link.
January 3, 2012
December 2011
Boone County and Florence recycling Christmas trees
Burlington, KY–Boone County and Florence are teaming up to recycle Christmas trees. Boone County Public Works and Florence Public Services will run their snow routes and collect trees left at the curb between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 4. If there is a snow event, workers will clear snow before collecting trees. Residents can also drop their trees by Saturday, Jan. 7, at locations throughout Boone County. For a list of locations and more information, click here.
December 29, 2011
Animal Shelter "Home For The Holidays" event on Friday, Dec 16
Burlington, KY–The Boone County Animal Shelter will kick off the "Home For The Holidays" campaign with an open house on Friday, December 16th from noon to 8 pm at the Shelter (5643 Idlewild Road, Burlington). The event will feature discounts on adoption fees and other incentives to encourage adoption during the holidays. The Animal Shelter has added several new incentives this year to so that all animals leave the shelter to adoptive homes before the end of the year. From December 16-22, families adopting cats and dogs will be able to name their own adoption fee. Those adopting December 20-22 can request that their animals be held by the shelter for delivery on Christmas Eve. For a nominal fee, arrangements have been made for Santa to deliver the new four-legged family member to his adoptive home with the help of the Shelter elves in the Adoption Waggin'. For more information, click here.
December 13, 2011
November 2011
North Bend Road Resurfacing Project Update
Burlington, KY–The Kentucky Department of Highways issued this information earlier today. The state has a major pavement repair project in progress on KY 237 (North Bend Road) in Boone County. Work began in August on the $5.4 million project, which is centered on the heavily traveled corridor between KY 18 (Burlington Pike) and Medical Arts Drive. Crews have removed deteriorated concrete pavement and are replacing it with asphalt. Motorists need to be aware that the current driving surface is the asphalt base, not the finished surface. The asphalt base makes for a somewhat bumpy ride. The final asphalt surface will be noticeably smoother. The project is on target to be complete by summer 2012.
November 9, 2011
October 2011
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Boone County Trick or Treat Hours
BURLINGTON– Judge/Executive Gary Moore has announced that the Trick or Treating times for areas in unincorporated Boone County will be on Monday, October 31st, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Residents interested in participating are asked to turn on their porch light.
October 12, 2011
Fall Cleanup – FREE Junk Disposal!
BURLINGTON– It's the time of year for some fall-cleaning and Boone County Solid Waste wants to help! The Fall Clean-Up Drop off Program will begin on Monday, October 17 and last till Sunday, October 23. Items will be accepted from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Public Works Yard (5645 Idlewild Road, Burlington – past the fairgrounds) or at the Union Pool (10165 Old Union Road, Union). Items will be accepted free of charge. You may bring your yard waste, brush and debris for free disposal. Click here for more information.
October 13, 2011
Bridge Maintenance on Mt. Zion Road (KY 536) this week
BURLINGTON– On Thursday October 13, 2011, Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 will be conducting a bridge maintenance project on Mt. Zion Road (KY 536) over Gunpowder Creek in Boone County. Crews will be working from 8 am – 5:00 pm. Traffic will be reduced to one lane. Flaggers will be in place. Motorist should look for lane closures and equipment.
October 11, 2011
Community Garage Sale, Saturday Oct 8, 8am to 1 pm
BURLINGTON– The Boone County Parks Department is hosting the annual Community Garage Sale on Saturday, October 8th from 8 a.m. till 1 p.m. in the Administration Building's Parking Lot (2950 Washington Street, Burlington). There will be over 52 vendors featuring many goods for sale this Saturday. For more information, visit page 3 of the Parks Newsletter available here, or call 859-334-2117.
October 6, 2011
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September 2011
KY Transportation Cabinet announced KY 8 (River Road) closed for slide repair
BURLINGTON– Weather permitting on September 28, 2011 – KY 8 will be closed to thru traffic in between the 2.3 – 2.5 mile marker for a slide repair. This section of KY 8 is just East of KY 237. Motorists should use KY 2846 (Tanner Road) and KY 237 (North Bend Road) as a detour. The repair project is anticipated to be complete by the end of October, 2011.
September 27, 2011
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Fall edition of "What's Happening" in mailboxes
BURLINGTON– The Fall 2011 edition of Boone County "What's Happening" is landing in mailboxes soon. This edition features a front page article about upcoming events in the Boone County Parks Department along with articles about transportation projects and Judge/Executive Gary Moore's column about the County's Finances at the end of the fiscal year. To view this magazine online, click here.
September 12, 2011
First Responders Deserve Recognition and Thanks
BURLINGTON– To mark the 10th anniversary of September 11th, Judge/Executive Gary Moore wrote a column recognizing the efforts of first responders in Boone County. First responders include local law enforcement, fire fighters, emergency management personnel, dispatchers, emergency medical technicians, and paramedics among others. Judge Moore will be speaking at a special community service on September 11th at 3 p.m. at First Church of Christ in Burlington. To read Judge Moore's column, click here. To view a list of other September 11th events, click here.
September 8, 2011
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Parks Fall Newsletter available online
BURLINGTON– Recently the Boone County Parks and Recreation Department published the Fall Newsletter. The newsletter has information about all of the Parks Events taking place from September through December of this year. The Parks Department is now accepting credit card payments. If you'd like to reserve a shelter or register for an event, you may use your credit card by calling 859-334-2117 or visiting the Parks Department Office (5958 Garrard St., Burlington).
September 2, 2011
August 2011
Boone County E–Newsletter
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Community Emergency Response Team Training this fall
BURLINGTON– The Boone County Citizen Corps Council and Boone County Emergency Management Department will conduct a Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Training Course later this fall. This training is designed to help citizens of Boone County protect themselves, their families, and their neighborhoods during emergency situations that may overwhelm conventional emergency resources. CERT Training is open only to Boone County residents 18 years of age or older. The training is provided free of charge. You must attend all five sessions to complete the training and receive a certificate. Class size is limited to 25 persons and registrations will be taken on a first come first served basis. For more information, contact Emergency Management at 859-334-2279 or click here to read the press release.
August 29, 2011
County Positioned for Recovery
BURLINGTON– At a recent Boone County Fiscal Court meeting, a snapshot of the County's financial position at the end of Fiscal Year 2011 was delivered by County Administrator Jeff Earlywine and County Treasurer Lisa Buerkley. Judge/Executive Gary Moore offered his observations in a column detailing the county's strong financial position. Judge Moore reflected on the efforts county government has taken through conservative fiscal policies to position the county for recovery. To read a copy of his remarks, please click here.
August 29, 2011
Boone County E–Newsletter
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South Airfield Road Project Update
BURLINGTON–A groundbreaking ceremony for this project took place in May. This project is being administered by the Boone County Fiscal Court with federal and local dollars. Construction is underway and the contract calls for this project to be finished by late 2012. The road will connect Burlington Pike (KY-18) to Turfway Road with additional connections to Zig Zag Road and Houston Road in Florence. Engineers project daily traffic counts of 49,000 vehicles by 2030. To view a map of the project, click here.
August 18, 2011
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Senior Picnic Tickets SOLD OUT
BURLINGTON–The tickets for the Senior Picnic on September 14th sold out in record time this year. Tickets will only become available if a previously purchased ticket is returned. To be added to the waiting list, please visit the Judge/Executive's office on the 2nd Floor of the Boone County Administration Building (2950 Washington Street, Burlington) or call 859-334-2100.
August 5, 2011
July 2011
Boone County E–Newsletter
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Modified Reapportionment Plan Second Reading on August 9
BURLINGTON–At the Wednesday, July 27, 2011 meeting, the Boone County Fiscal Court read for the first time an ordinance regarding the modified report of the reapportionment committee establishing the boundary lines of the county commissioner districts. This is pursuant to the requirements of KRS 67.045 which requires that the commissioner's districts be re–evaluated with every census. This item will be considered for second reading and final action at the Tuesday, August 9, 2011 meeting at 5:30 p.m. in the Fiscal Courtroom on the first floor of the Boone County Administration Building (2950 Washington Street, Burlington). To view a map of the committee’s recommendations, click here. To view the precincts by population based on the committee's recommendation, click here.
July 29, 2011
Boone County Senior Citizen Picnic Tickets Available August 1st
BURLINGTON–The Boone County Senior Citizen Picnic will take place on Wednesday, September 14th. Tickets will be available in the Judge/Executive’s Office, on the Second Floor of the County Administration Building (2950 Washington Street, Burlington), beginning Monday, August 1st from 8:30 a.m. till 4:30 p.m. To attend the picnic, you must purchase a ticket, be 55 years of age or older and a Boone County resident. No tickets will be sold at the gate on the day of the event. There are 1,000 tickets available at a cost of $6.00 each and they sell out quickly each year. This year's theme is "Viva Las Vegas" and will feature a Magician and Elvis impersonator. Please call 334-2100 if you have any further questions.
July 27, 2011
Boone County E–Newsletter
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Success By 6® to Offer Developmental Screening
BURLINGTON–Success By 6 Boone County will conduct developmental screenings on children two months through five years of age at Boone County Public Library branches in the coming weeks. Developmental screening results can help parents monitor their child's development in many domains including motor skills, language, concepts, problem solving and social–emotional skills. Parents can use results to ensure their child is developmentally on track for school success. Click here for a list of dates, times and locations for these screenings.
July 22, 2011
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June 2011
Pet Fest on Sunday, June 26 at Boone Woods
BURLINGTON–Pet Fest is on Sunday, June 26 at Boone Woods Park, Burlington from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. This event is sponsored by the Friends of the Shelter/SPCA–KY. The Boone County Animal Shelter’s Adoption Waggin’ will be available for on–site pet adoptions. This free event will also feature pet contests, a silent auction, a pet psychic and other family friendly activities. For more information, contact Boone County Animal Shelter at 859–586–5285 or visit www.friendsoftheshelterky.org.
June 24, 2011
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Union Pool Reopened
BURLINGTON–After an inspection by the Northern Kentucky Health Department, the Union Pool was reopened today. The Health Department had informed the Boone County Parks and Recreation Department that a patron who visited the pool on June 7th had been diagnosed with Shigella, a bacteria that infects the bowels. As a precaution, the pool was closed. After sufficiently treating the pool with chlorine, the pool passed inspection and was reopened. For more information about the Shigella outbreak in Northern Kentucky, click here.
June 16, 2011
Boone County E–Newsletter
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County Budget a Reflection of the Times
BURLINGTON–This week the Fiscal Court unanimously approved a budget that was a slight decrease from the previous fiscal year. The budget was based upon the premise of no new fees or taxes and with the intention of reducing overall spending. To read the column that Judge Moore submitted to the Boone County Recorder regarding the budget please click here.
June 10, 2011
Ohio River Sweep on June 18, 8 a.m. till 12 p.m.
BURLINGTON–The 2011 Ohio River sweep will be on Saturday, June 18 from 8:00 a.m. till noon. Volunteers are needed to help clean local riverbanks. If you’re interested in volunteering at one of the five locations, please contact Mary, Kelly or Bobby at 859–334–3629 or send an email to kchapman@boonecountyky.org. For more information about river sweep, please click here.
June 9, 2011
Licensing requirements for home based businesses and self employed individuals
BURLINGTON–Home based businesses and self–employed individuals in Boone County are required to have an Occupational License per Boone County Ordinance 07–27. To help answer frequently asked questions, the Boone County Planning Commission has created a document explaining how to start or expand your business in Boone County available here. The Occupational License Department's website contains many of the forms necessary for filing returns with the county. For more information about your business in Boone County, contact Occupational License at 859–334–2144.
June 9, 2011
Burlington resident advances in Pitch, Hit and Run
BURLINGTON–Boone County Parks & Recreation Department is proud to announce that Kaitlyn Becknell from Burlington, KY won the Pitch Hit and Run, Cincinnati Reds Team Championship at Great American Ballpark last Saturday for her age group. Pitch, Hit & Run is a program sponsored by Aquafina Major League Baseball. Pitch, Hit & Run (PHR) is an exciting skills competition that provides both boys and girls the opportunity to advance through four levels of competition, including Team Championship events at all 30 Major League ballparks and the National Finals at the MLB All-Star Game. Kaitlyn competed against participants from Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio who live in the Cincinnati Reds Market. She is now in the running to compete at the all star game in Phoenix in July.
June 9, 2011
May 2011
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Freeroader Program aims to identify Kentuckians beating the system
BURLINGTON–Thousands of Kentuckians are beating the system through the improper use in Kentucky of motor vehicles bearing out-of-state license plates or improper use of temporary tags. If you observe a Kentucky resident operating motor vehicles on Kentucky highways for more than 15 days with out-of-state license plates or for more than 30 days with temporary tags, please help the Department of Revenue identify these Freeroaders. Click here for a link to the Kentucky Department of Revenue's website including an anonymous online form. Click here for a video about the Freeroader program. For more information, click here.
May 12, 2011
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Auction, May 21 9 a.m.
BURLINGTON–Boone County will auction surplus items this Saturday, May 21st beginning at 9:00 a.m.
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Library Open House in Hebron, May 17 4 p.m.
BURLINGTON–The Boone County Library Board is hosting a second public Open House Workshop from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, May 17, 2011 at the Hebron Lents Branch Library at 3215 Cougar Path, Hebron to discuss the site for the future Hebron Lents Branch Library located on KY 237 near Graves Road. For more information, please call Viox & Viox Consulting Engineers at 859-727-3293.
May 13, 2011
South Airfield Road Groundbreaking on Wednesday, May 18 at 1:30 p.m.
BURLINGTON–The Boone County Fiscal Court is pleased to announce the official groundbreaking for the South Airfield Road Project will occur on Wednesday, May 18, 2011 at 1:30 p.m. along KY-18 East of Oakbrook Drive. This Boone County Fiscal Court project is funded in part through an appropriation secured by Congressman Geoff Davis. Project development and design have been funded through local sources. The cost of construction, estimated at $13 million, will be funded primarily through federal dollars. Total project investment is estimated at $18 million. For more information, click here.
May 10, 2011
Ballots for primary election available online
BURLINGTON–The Democrat and Republican Sample Ballots for the upcoming primary election on May 17th are available via these links. Click here for the Republican Sample Ballot and here for the Democrat Sample Ballot. For more information about your polling location or to check your registration status visit www.boonecountyclerk.com.
Special Meeting Notice
BURLINGTON–A special meeting will be held by the Boone County Fiscal Court at the Administration Building, 2950 Washington Street, Burlington, KY, first floor, Fiscal Courtroom on Tuesday, May 10, 2011 at 5:30 p.m. for the purpose of reviewing and discussing the proposed draft FY 2012 Budget (all funds). This budget workshop for the Fiscal Court represents the only agenda item and no action will be taken by the Fiscal Court at this meeting. Further, there will be no scheduled public comment at this workshop; a public hearing to receive citizen comment is scheduled for May 17, 2011 at 5:30 p.m. also in the Fiscal Courtroom of the Boone County Administration Building, 2950 Washington Street, Burlington, KY.
May 9, 2011
Kentucky Transportation Cabinet closes KY 20 (Mile Hill Road)
BURLINGTON– The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet reported on May 5, 2011 that KY 20 (Mile Hill Road) is closed from KY 8 to Hetzel Drive due to a slide for approximately 2 weeks. For more information about this, please contact the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet at 859-341-2700.
May 5, 2011
April 2011
Boone County E–Newsletter
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Emergency Management Department provides advice on weather radios
BURLINGTON– With the severe weather we've experienced in the region and specifically Boone County, Kentucky recently and with the rains and subsequent flash flooding possibly forecasted for this weekend, Boone County emergency first responders are recommending residents use a NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) weather radio for the most up-to-date, comprehensive weather alerts. For more information visit Boone County Emergency Management at http://www.boonecountyky.org/em or call 859-334-2279. The release from the Emergency Management Department is available here.
April 22, 2011
Call the Shelter for loose animals
BURLINGTON–With the warmer temperatures, many pets may be spending more time outdoors and subsequently escape from their enclosure. In the event that you see an animal in an area where it doesn't belong, feel free to contact the shelter. You can reach Boone County Animal Care and Control at 859-586-5285 or, after office hours and until 10:00 pm, contact PSCC non-emergency number at 859-371-1234. After securing the animal, they will take it to the shelter and staff will attempt to identify its owner through the dog license or embedded micro-chip. For more information, contact Boone county Animal Care and Control at 859-586-5285.
April 22, 2011
Tire Amnesty runs May 4 – May 7 in Boone
Burlington – Beginning on Wednesday May 4, the Northern Kentucky Solid Waste Management Area and the Kentucky Division of Waste Management are jointly sponsoring a tire amnesty program to allow Kentucky residents free disposal of an unlimited number of tires on or off the rims. In Boone County, the tires can be dropped off at the Public Works Yard (5645 Idlewild Road, Burlington) or at Bavarian Waste (12764 McCoys Fork Road, Walton, KY). These items WILL NOT be accepted: foam filled tires, offâ€road construction equipment tires and solid tires with press–on rims. We will not accept tires from retailers. For more information click here or call the Solid Waste Coordinator at 859–334–3151.
April 29, 2011
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Spring Cleanup: Apr 25 thru May 1
BURLINGTON–The annual Spring Cleanup will take place from April 25 to May 1 at two locations in Boone County between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Residents are encouraged to bring their junk for FREE disposal. Liquid waste, hazardous waste, paint, dirt and concrete will NOT be accepted. Also, any refuse from businesses will NOT be accepted. The limit of tires per load is four. You can drop off your junk at either of these two locations:
Boone County Public Works, 5645 Idlewild Road, Burlington
Union Pool, 10165 Old Union Road, Union
Click here for more information.
Emerald Ash Borer Citizen Hands-On Monitoring Workshop, Wed Apr 27
BURLINGTON–Learn what federal, state, and local officials are doing to monitor the spread of the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB). Be part of a volunteer team to view its movement in Boone County. This workshop will involve identifying where EAB has been found in Boone County, equipping volunteers with tools and knowledge to identify and assess conditions of ash trees in Boone, and set up a structure to yearly monitor locations to determine if EAB population is increasing in Boone. For more information, click here.
April 22, 2011
County Offices closed for Spring Holiday, April 22
BURLINGTON–All county offices will be closed beginning at noon on Friday, April 22nd in observance of Spring Holiday.
April 22, 2011
Great American Cleanup Postponed
BURLINGTON–The Great American Cleanup scheduled for the Rabbit Hash site in Boone County is postponed. The site was reviewed and found the water to be too high creating dangerous conditions. Instead, the Great American Cleanup will take place on Saturday, June 18th. This will take place in conjunction with the River Sweep.
April 22, 2011
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KY Transportation Cabinet Maintenance Schedule April 11 – April 15
BURLINGTON–The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 6 Superintendent Jason Braun announced the following maintenance activities in Boone County for the week April 11 – April 15th: Crews will continue to patch and repair potholes on KY 237 from Gateway Blvd. to Medical Arts Drive (8 – 10 mile markers). Please watch for crews, lane closures and equipment. Expect minor delays.
April 7, 2011
Boone County Street Sweep nets 1,800 bags of trash, 36 tires
BURLINGTON–The Boone County Jail Work Camp Crews and the Boone County Public Works staff along with the Boone County Parks Department collected 1,823 bags of trash and 36 tires along 112 miles of roads throughout the county during a two week blitz in March. This is an ongoing effort that has taken place annually since the spring of 1988. By using inmate labor, the county was able to save taxpayers $37,000 and improve the cleanliness of our community. For more information, contact Boone County Solid Waste at 859-334-3151 or the Boone County Jail at 859-334-2178.
April 6, 2011
Unfunded mandates raise sewer rates
BURLINGTON–This week Judge Moore issued a column regarding his vote to ratify the Sanitation District 1 Board’s rate increase decision. The unfunded mandate from the Environmental Protection Agency delivered through a Federal Court Order has forced the SD1 board to increase rates by 15% per year for the next two years. To read Judge Moore's column regarding this vote, please click here.
April 6, 2011
Parks Department releases Movie Night list
BURLINGTON–The Boone County Parks and Recreation Department has released the list of locations, times and movies for the upcoming Movie Nights starting on June 3rd. These free movies will be at various locations throughout the summer, weather permitting. For more information about the list of movies, times and locations, please visit the Parks and Recreation Department website or click here.
April 5, 2011
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March 2011
Boone County E–Newsletter
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Emerald Ash Borer Seminars on April 6
BURLINGTON–The Boone County Cooperative Extension Service and the Boone County Urban Forest Commission are sponsoring seminars for Home Gardeners and Commercial Tree Workers on Wednesday, April 6th in the Extension Office. There is no charge for these seminars and registration can be done by calling 859-586-6101 or visiting http://www.ca.uky.edu/boone.
March 25, 2011
Public Works crews repair potholes on county roads
BURLINGTON–The Boone County Public Works crews are repairing potholes created by the winter weather on county roads. Public Works is responsible for maintaining county roads but not state or city roads. State roads are identified by a number such as KY-18 (Burlington Pike) or KY-237 (North Bend Road). Click here for the Street Index which identifies the municipality responsible for the road. To report a pothole on a county road, call 859-334-3600 or use the county’s e-gov service.
March 23, 2011
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2010 Comprehensive Plan Goals and Objectives being considered on March 22
BURLINGTON–First reading of the Goals and Objectives for the 2010 Boone County Comprehensive Plan occurred at the Fiscal Court Meeting on February 8, 2011. Second reading took place at the March 7th meeting. During the meeting Fiscal Court members voted to postpone final approval to continue reviewing the goals and objectives. The Goals and Objectives will again be considered on March 22nd at 5:30 p.m. in the Fiscal Court Room on the first floor of the Boone County Administration Building (2950 Washington Street, Burlington). After approval by the legislative units in Boone County, the Planning Commission will begin drafting the Chapters of the Plan itself. Residents interested in this Plan can visit the Boone County Planning Commission’s website by clicking on this link.
March 8, 2011
County roads potentially impacted by flooding
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Boone County E–Newsletter
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New state fishing programs stocks Camp Ernst Lake
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February 2011
Boone County E–Newsletter
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Enquirer profiles Boone County snow removal efforts
February 17, 2011 READ MORE
Boone County Fiscal Court Meeting Rescheduled
BURLINGTON–The Boone County Fiscal Court has rescheduled its regular Fiscal Court meeting, scheduled for Tuesday, March 8th, 2011, to Monday, March 7th, 2011, beginning at 5:30 p.m., at the Boone County Administration Building, 2950 Washington Street, Fiscal Court Room, First Floor, Burlington, Kentucky. A copy of the Monday, March 7th, 2011 Fiscal Court meeting agenda can be found at www.boonecountyky.org after 4 pm on Friday, March 4th, 2011.
February 16, 2011
Boone County E–Newsletter
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Boone County Comprehensive Plan being presented to cities, county
February 10, 2011 READ MORE
Severe Weather Spotter Training on Tuesday February 15
BURLINGTON–The Boone County Emergency Management Department is sponsoring a Severe Weather Spotter Training on Tuesday, February 15th at 6:30 p.m. in the Public Safety Campus (3000 Conrad Lane, Burlington, KY). You will learn to recognize severe weather conditions and report them to the National Weather Service. This event is open to the public but reservations are recommended. To reserve a place, call 859-334-2279.
February 11, 2011
Boone County E–Newsletter
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January 2011
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Boone considering dispatch options
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Boone County E–Newsletter
January 14, 2011 READ MORE
Boone workers double as snow–removal crew
January 11, 2011 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
January 7, 2011 READ MORE
Gunpowder Creek Watershed Initiative Open House
January 7, 2011 READ MORE
Charlie Walton resumes politician role
January 4, 2011 READ MORE
December 2010
Boone County E–Newsletter
December 30, 2010 READ MORE
Florence, Boone team up for Christmas tree recycling
December 22, 2010 READ MORE
Animal shelter to get makeover
December 21, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
December 17, 2010 READ MORE
Clerk’s Office Closed on December 30 & 31; Re–open January 3
December 17, 2010
Boone County prepares for snow events
December 15, 2010 READ MORE
Adoption Waggin’ makes a difference
December 13, 2010 READ MORE
Boone judge–executive embarks on 4th term
December 6, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
December 3, 2010 READ MORE
November 2010
BOONE LIFTING BURNING BAN
November 30, 2010 READ MORE
Historical society hosts Christmas event
November 29, 2010 READ MORE
Burlington celebration revived
November 29, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
November 24, 2010 READ MORE
Boone OKs concealed carry law
November 24, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County OKs 334–acre development
November 24, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
November 19, 2010 READ MORE
SBA announces Federal Economic Injury Disaster Loans available
November 19, 2010
Community Pride Calendar Contest Winners
November 19, 2010 READ MORE
Dedden brings blue–collar ethic to Boone fiscal court
November 19, 2010 READ MORE
Boone Co. official joins the military
November 19, 2010 READ MORE
Boone finances doing OK
November 12, 2010 READ MORE
Boone to Build Access Road
November 12, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
November 12, 2010 READ MORE
Boone Head Start opens
November 12, 2010 READ MORE
Hazardous waste drop–off a hit
November 8, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
November 5, 2010 READ MORE
Hazardous waste collection event moves to Turfway
November 5, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County Election Results
November 2, 2010 READ MORE
Tunnel Boring Beneath Boone County Complete
November 1, 2010 READ MORE
October 2010
Boone County E–Newsletter
October 29, 2010 READ MORE
Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event on November 6th
October 29, 2010 READ MORE
Boone to build sidewalk near school
October 28, 2010 READ MORE
Kentucky gives Hebron firm funding, incentives to add 20 jobs
October 28, 2010 READ MORE
Boone considering Hebron subdivision
October 28, 2010 READ MORE
Spooky Events Planned for Boone Co.
October 27, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
October 22, 2010 READ MORE
Auto Parts Maker Adding 374 Jobs in Florence
October 21, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
October 15, 2010 READ MORE
Boone Gun Law Moves Forward
October 15, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
October 8, 2010 READ MORE
Howl–O–Ween Adoptathon
October 5, 2010 READ MORE
September 2010
County Issues Burn Ban
September 28, 2010 READ MORE
BOONE COUNTY TRICK OR TREAT
September 28, 2010 READ MORE
General Election Ballot Set
September 1, 2010
Free Junk Disposal Across Boone County
September 24, 2010 READ MORE
State to stock Camp Ernst Lake
September 24, 2010 READ MORE
Bad Economy Aids Bond Refinancing
September 24, 2010 READ MORE
Forum Focus: Boone Farming Issues
September 21, 2010 READ MORE
Cable barriers being added on I–275
September 10, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
September 17, 2010 READ MORE
Boone Seniors Appreciate Picnic
September 16, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
September 10, 2010 READ MORE
Boone Expects To Save On Debt
September 8, 2010 READ MORE
Median Cable Barriers Coming to I–275
September 8, 2010 READ MORE
Scouts Improve Access to Boone Woods
September 8, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
September 3, 2010 READ MORE
Boone bolsters voting machine privacy
September 3, 2010 READ MORE
Farms still making it in Boone
September 3, 2010 READ MORE
August 2010
End The Summer at Boone Parks
August 30, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
August 30, 2010 READ MORE
Boone Considers Tax Break For New Jobs
August 27, 2010 READ MORE
Linda Tally Smith Named Top Prosecutor
August 27, 2010 READ MORE
New Sidewalks Greet Conner Students
August 24, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
August 20, 2010 READ MORE
Boone Hires Help For Homeless Study
August 19, 2010 READ MORE
S. Airfield Road Project Moving Forward
August 16, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
August 13, 2010 READ MORE
Boone Won’t Raise Property Taxes
August 12, 2010 READ MORE
Rural Treasure - The State of Boone County Agriculture
August 10, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
August 6, 2010 READ MORE
Boone Fair Now Under Way
August 3, 2010 READ MORE
July 2010
Boone County E–Newsletter
July 30, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County withdraws from regional smoke free discussion
July 30, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
July 23, 2010 READ MORE
Boone Gives OK for Park Annexation
July 23, 2010 READ MORE
Picnic Tickets Go On Sale On Aug. 2
July 23, 2010 READ MORE
Summer Tradition: Boone Fair Ready Again
July 23, 2010 READ MORE
Arboretum Hosts Children’s Activities
July 23, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
July 16, 2010 READ MORE
New Boone County Map Available
July 16, 2010 READ MORE
Judge–Execs: N.Ky. Ready for Growth
July 16, 2010 READ MORE
Officials: Kenton, Campbell Counties Have Votes to Pass Smoking Ban; Boone Doesn’t
July 16, 2010 READ MORE
It’s in the hole! And so is this one!
July 12, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
July 9, 2010 READ MORE
Website Honors Boone’s Military Personnel
July 6, 2010 READ MORE
Emergency Director Leaves After 20 Years
July 6, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
July 6, 2010 READ MORE
Boone Detective Succeeds in High-Profile Cases
July 6, 2010 READ MORE
Boone Transfers Water Program
July 6, 2010 READ MORE
June 2010
Boone County E–Newsletter
June 25, 2010 READ MORE
Boone Shelter Unveiling Adoption Van
June 23, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County Animal Shelter in Online Competition
June 23, 2010
PetFest Planned for Sunday
June 22, 2010 READ MORE
Road Plan Includes Major Boone Projects
June 20, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
June 15, 2010 READ MORE
Ribbon Cut on Hebron Road Project
June 10, 2010 READ MORE
Beshear Touts 404 New Northern Kentucky Jobs at Gateway Event
June 10, 2010 READ MORE
TANK Opens North Bend Road Park and Ride in Hebron
June 8, 2010 READ MORE
2010 Ohio River Sweep on June 19th
June 8, 2010 READ MORE
May 2010
Surplus Auction, June 5th, 2010
May 26, 2010 READ MORE
Primary Election is Tuesday, May 18th
May 18, 2010
Boone Projects Surplus
May 14, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
May 10, 2010 READ MORE
Sections of Petersburg Road closed through Friday, May 14, 2010
May 5, 2010 READ MORE
Dog License Expiration Extended to January 31st
May 3, 2010 READ MORE
April 2010
Boone County E–Newsletter
April 30, 2010 READ MORE
Burlington Sidewalk Chalk Festival on Saturday, May 22nd
April 26, 2010 Click here for the registration form
Boone County E–Newsletter
April 19, 2010 READ MORE
2010 Primary Election Ballot
April 13, 2010 READ MORE
Household Waste Collection Event
April 13, 2010 READ MORE
Fiscal Court Meetings Will Be Streaming Online
April 19, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
April 9, 2010 READ MORE
Spring Cleanup
April 9, 2010 READ MORE
Battery Recycling
April 8, 2010 READ MORE
Judge/Executive Gary Moore Encourages Boone County To Fill Out Census
April 6, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
April 2, 2010 READ MORE
March 2010
Great American Cleanup in Boone County
March 30, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
March 26, 2010 READ MORE
Boone Continues Fast Growth
March 25, 2010 READ MORE
Packaging Plant Opens In Hebron
March 25, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
March 19, 2010 READ MORE
Scouts Post Signs As Census Reminders
March 17, 2010 READ MORE
Giles Conrad Park Closed Due to High Water
March 16, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
March 12, 2010 READ MORE
Work On New Boone Road Starts This Summer
March 11, 2010 READ MORE
Study Finds Boone Healthy
March 8, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
March 5, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County Buying Forest Land
March 5, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County Leaving Cable Board
March 3, 2010 READ MORE
History of Census: Step Back In Time
March 2, 2010 READ MORE
February 2010
Boone County E–Newsletter
February 26, 2010 READ MORE
Boone Plans To Save On Debt
February 19, 2010 READ MORE
Boone Salt Supplies In Good Shape
February 18, 2010 READ MORE
Boone Expects Balanced Budget
February 18, 2010 READ MORE
Boone Passes Bond Ordinance, Energy Contract
February 18, 2010 READ MORE
Boone, Warren Fare Well In Health Rankings
February 18, 2010 READ MORE
Fiscal Court Passes Ordinance Enabling Bond Refinance
February 17, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
February 12, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County and Schwan’s Expand Frozen Meals for Seniors Program
February 12, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
February 5, 2010 READ MORE
Boone Looks To Save On Energy
February 2, 2010 READ MORE
January 2010
Boone County E–Newsletter
January 29, 2010 READ MORE
Census Could Affect Boone Legislative Districts
January 25, 2010 READ MORE
Boone Sewage Tunnel Ahead of Schedule
January 22, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
January 15, 2010 READ MORE
Christmas Treerecycling 2010
January 11, 2010 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
January 8, 2010 READ MORE
2010 Census: Here Are The Questions
January 4, 2010 READ MORE
December 2009
Northern Kentucky Counties' Cooperation Can Teach Us A Lot
December 28, 2009 READ MORE
Jobless Rate Steady in 2 of 3 NKY Counties
December 22, 2009 READ MORE
Campaign to Urge Residents to Fill Out 2010 Census Form
December 22, 2009 READ MORE
Manufacturer opening Boone plant
December 18, 2009 READ MORE
Judge/Executive Gary Moore orders flags to half–staff in honor of Air Force Reservist Tony Campbell
December 16, 2009 READ MORE
Emergency Road Aid Awarded To Boone County
December 15, 2009 READ MORE
Boone County E–Newsletter
December 10, 2009 READ MORE
Boone County Prepared For Snow
December 10, 2009 READ MORE
Animal Shelter Hosts Open House
December 10, 2009 READ MORE
Christmas Treecycling
December 10, 2009 READ MORE
New guidelines to save Boone money on road
December 3, 2009 READ MORE
November 2009
Boone County Awarded Outstanding Parks Department in Kentucky
November 20, 2009 READ MORE
October 2009
Calling on Kids to Help Quit the Littering
October 30, 2009 READ MORE
September 2009
Dog Walk Event to benefit Boone County Mobile Adoption Unit
September 30, 2009 READ MORE
RETHINK MERCURY, COMPUTERS & TVs
September 25, 2009 READ MORE
Free Junk Disposal Across Boone County
September 24, 2009 READ MORE
BOONE COUNTY TRICK OR TREAT
September 18, 2009 READ MORE
Public Notice – Community Development Block Grant
September 3, 2009 READ MORE
Boone Payroll Tax Cap Dips
September 1, 2009 READ MORE
August 2009
Boone Tunnel’s Under Way
August 27, 2009 READ MORE
Boone OKs Tax Breaks For New Business
August 27, 2009 READ MORE
Health Department to Hold Swine Flu (H1N1) Presentations
August 20, 2009 READ MORE
Church Garden Feeds Many
August 14, 2009 READ MORE
Boone Projects Get Federal Boost
August 14, 2009 READ MORE
County to receive $529,000 in community funding
August 13, 2009 READ MORE
‘Glimmers of hope’ in Boone County
August 12, 2009 READ MORE
Fiscal Court approves 2010 tax rates
August 12, 2009 READ MORE
July 2009
Boone County ends fiscal year with surplus
July 23, 2009 READ MORE
Boone County Fiscal Court votes to hire McConnell aide
June 24, 2009 READ MORE
May 2009
Duke Energy Foundation Donates Trees for Burlington Urban Forestry Project
May 28, 2009 READ MORE
2009 Ohio River Sweep in Boone County
May 27, 2009 READ MORE
Gary W. Moore, Judge/Executive of Boone County, proclaims Monday, May 25th to be dedicated as Gunnery Sergeant Charles “Brandon” Bailey Day
May 27, 2009 READ MORE
Burlington celebrates first annual Sidewalk Chalk Art Festival
May 14, 2009 READ MORE
A new entrance sign for Burlington has been donated to the Community
May 7, 2009 READ MORE
April 2009
BOONE COUNTY YOUTH CABINET
April 24, 2009 READ MORE
Big Bone Marina
April 23, 2009 READ MORE
Save Green Go Green with Help from Boone County Solid Waste
April 21, 2009 READ MORE
Eco–Topic Essay Contest Winners!
April 21, 2009 READ MORE
NORTHERN KENTUCKY ANIMAL SHELTERS MAKE PLEA THIS EASTER
April 8, 2009 READ MORE
Great American Cleanup in Boone County
April 6, 2009 READ MORE
March 2009
Spring Cleanup – FREE Junk Disposal!
March 23, 2009 READ MORE
Judge Executive Gary Moore and Appeals Court Judge Joy Moore Co-Chair Child Abuse Prevention Month
March 20, 2009 READ MORE
Boone County partnering with the Historic Burlington Business Association to Host First Annual Burlington Chalk Art Festival
March 12, 2009 READ MORE
County Expects To See Savings On Mowing Contracts
March 25, 2009 READ MORE
TAX-AIDE TAX COUNSELING PARTNERS WITH IRS AND AARP TO PROVIDE FREE TAX COUNSELING FOR BOONE COUNTY RESIDENTS
March 4, 2009 READ MORE
February 2009
Recycling, Writing, Rewards: Environmental Essay Contest
February 25, 2009 READ MORE
COUNTY SEEKS TO CREATE A DIALOGUE WITH COMMUNITY GROUPS
February 23, 2009 READ MORE
COUNTY SEEKS GRANT FOR NEW VOTING MACHINES
February 20, 2009 READ MORE
Andrews Electronics to Locate in Northern Kentucky
February 19, 2009 READ MORE
BOONE COUNTY URGES TV VIEWERS TO GEAR UP FOR THE CONVERSION TO ALL–DIGITAL TELEVISON
February 10, 2009 READ MORE
January 2009
BOONE COUNTY PARTNERS WITH THE BRIGHTON CENTER AND U.S. BANK TO HELP THOSE EXPERIENCING ECONOMIC HARDSHIP
January 21, 2009 READ MORE
BOONE COUNTY PREPARES FOR WINTER WEATHER ON COUNTY ROADWAYS
January 29, 2009 READ MORE
Boone County Child Support Program a Top Performer in Second Half of 2008
January 23, 2009 READ MORE
JUDGE MOORE APPOINTED TO STATE BOARD BY GOVERNOR BESHEAR
January 16, 2009 READ MORE
COUNTY LOOKING FOR WAYS TO SAVE ON ENERGY
January 12, 2009 READ MORE
BOONE COUNTY TO HOST WEATHER SPOTTING CLASS
January 5, 2009 READ MORE
December 2008
The 2009 "Recycling Resource Guide" for Boone County
December 10, 2008 READ MORE
BOONE COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER TO HAVE NEW OPERATING HOURS
December 19, 2008 READ MORE
CHRISTMAS TREECYCLING
December 15, 2008 READ MORE
KENTUCKY NATIONAL GUARD TO EXPAND IN BOONE COUNTY
December 9, 2008 READ MORE
Public to Get First Look at Future Soccer Complex
December 12, 2008 READ MORE
November 2008
COUNTY’S ASSISTED HOUSING DEPARTMENT GOES ON–LINE
November 19, 2008 READ MORE
Boone County Election Results
November 4, 2008 RESULTS
October 2008
Boone County Seeks Citizens to Serve on Boards and Committees
October 6, 2008 READ MORE
BOONE COUNTY CALENDARS ON SALE
October 16, 2008 READ MORE
FREE MERCURY AND COMPUTER DISPOSAL EVENT
October 31, 2008 READ MORE
BOONE COUNTY TRICK OR TREAT
October 1, 2008 READ MORE
BOONE COUNTY TO POST ELECTION RESULTS ON–LINE
October 28, 2008 READ MORE
County Surplus Auction
October 15, 2008 READ MORE
Fall Cleanup – FREE Junk Disposal!
October 7, 2008 READ MORE
BOONE COUNTY COMMUNITY EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM (CERT) TRAINING COURSE
October 6, 2008 READ MORE
September 2008
Volunteer at the Boone County Arboretum
September 26, 2008 READ MORE
NORTHERN KENTUCKY COUNTIES CONSIDER MULTIPLE DRAFTS OF SMOKING ORDINANCE
September 2, 2008 READ MORE
Boone County Adjusts 2008 Property Tax Rate
September 23, 2008 READ MORE
UPDATED: Boone County Extends Storm Damage Collection Times
September 23, 2008 READ MORE
BOONE COUNTY MAINTAINS STORMREADY RECOGNITION
September 11, 2008 READ MORE
September Events at the Boone County Arboretum
September 8, 2008 READ MORE
County foregoes full 4% tax rate for 9th time in 10 years
September 9, 2008 READ MORE
Storm Damage Response
September 15, 2008 READ MORE
August 2008
COUNTY SEEKS TO RECOGNIZE LOCAL SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN
August 27, 2008 READ MORE
HISTORIC BURLINGTON TO GET NEW SIGNS
August 19, 2008 READ MORE
FAIRGOERS TAKE PART IN MOCK ELECTION AT COUNTY FAIR BOOTH
August 14, 2008 READ MORE
PLAN TO ATTEND BOONE COUNTY 4th ANNUAL CELEBRATE AMERICA
August 28, 2008 READ MORE
FISCAL COURT MEETING NOTICE
August 5, 2008 READ MORE
PUBLIC INVITED TO HELP BUILD COUNTY ONLINE PHOTO GALLERY
July 16, 2008 READ MORE
July 2008
BOONE COUNTY PREPARES FOR SENIOR CITIZEN’S PICNIC
July 29, 2008 READ MORE
U.S. PLAYING CARD SET TO RELOCATE TO BOONE COUNTY
July 9, 2008 READ MORE
BOONE COUNTY SEEKS PHOTOS FOR 2009 CALENDAR
June 23, 2008 READ MORE
COUNTY CELEBRATES THE EXPANSION OF ITS NEW SENIOR CENTER
July 25, 2008 READ MORE
COUNTY TO HOST AN INFORMATION BOOTH AT UPCOMING FAIR
July 29, 2008 READ MORE
UPCOMING EVENTS AT THE BOONE COUNTY ARBORETUM
July 7, 2008 READ MORE
Boone County’s River Sweep Enjoys Sweeping Success!
July 7, 2008 READ MORE
June 2008
BOONE COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER TO PARTNER WITH BROWN MACKIE COLLEGE
June 25, 2008 READ MORE
BOONE COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT AREA SET TO RECEIVE GRANT
June 6, 2008 READ MORE
May 2008
HEMPFLING PROPERTY AMONG U.S. SOCCER FOUNDATIONS LIST OF GRANT RECIPIENTS
May 29, 2008 READ MORE
BOONE COUNTY SET TO RECEIVE $138,600 GRANT FROM THE KENTUCKY HOUSING CORPORATION
May 21, 2008 READ MORE
2008 Ohio River Sweep in Boone County
May 21, 2008 READ MORE
BOONE COUNTY FISCAL COURT AND COUNTY FIRE CHIEFS’ ASSOCIATION TO HOST RIBBON CUTTING FOR FIRE TRAINING COMPLEX
May 20, 2008 READ MORE
Arboretum Day: Family Garden Show on June 7
May 29, 2008 READ MORE
COUNTY WELCOMES KELLY ELEMENTARY’S STUDENT COUNCIL
May 7, 2008 READ MORE
BOONE COUNTY YOUTH CABINENT IS LOOKING FOR A FEW GOOD HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS
May 1, 2008 READ MORE
Boone County Judge Executive Celebrates National Bike Month
May 1, 2008 READ MORE
BOONE COUNTY FISCAL COURT HOSTS PLANNING SYMPOSIUM
April 28, 2008 READ MORE
Judge Executive Gary Moore and Appeals Court Judge Joy Moore Co-Chair Child Abuse Prevention Month
April 21, 2008 READ MORE
Spring Cleanup – FREE Junk Disposal!
April 16, 2008 READ MORE
BOONE COUNTY WEB–SITE TO OFFER RESIDENTS A NEW WAY OF REQUESTING INFORMATION
April 10, 2008 READ MORE
TRASH FOR CASH PROGRAM AIMED AT KEEPING COUNTY CLEAN
March 25, 2008 READ MORE
PARK SHELTER RESERVATIONS AVAILABLE THROUGH THE BOONE COUNTY PARKS DEPARTMENT
March 14, 2008 READ MORE
Great American Cleanup in Boone County
April 16, 2008 READ MORE
Event Packed Weekend at The Arboretum!
April 25, 2008 READ MORE
COUNTY SURPLUS AUCTION
April 10, 2008 READ MORE
COUNTY LOOKS FOR FEEDBACK ON GREENWAYS PLAN
March 18, 2008 READ MORE
BOONE COUNTY RECOGNIZED AS VOUCHER PROGRAM OF THE YEAR
March 7, 2008 READ MORE
County Passes Sexually Oriented Business Regulations
March 12, 2008 READ MORE
Boone County Prepares for Winter Weather on County Roadways
March 7, 2008 READ MORE
BOONE COUNTY URGES TV VIEWERS TO GEAR UP FOR THE CONVERSION TO ALL-DIGITAL TELEVISON
February 5, 2008 READ MORE
BOONE COUNTY TO START DESIGN PHASE FOR NEW SOCCER COMPLEX
January 31, 2008 READ MORE
R.C. DURR YMCA BREAKS GROUND ON NEW SENIOR CENTER
February 5, 2008 READ MORE
BOONE COUNTY TO HOST WEATHER SPOTTING CLASS
February 11, 2008 READ MORE
BOONE COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT TO HOST ESSAY CONTEST
February 4, 2008 READ MORE
Boone County Receives Grant To Combat Illegal Dump Sites
January 28, 2008 READ MORE
COMMONWEALTH’S ATTORNEY OFFICE RELOCATING
January 8, 2008 READ MORE
BOONE WOODS PARK TO GET ENVIRONMENTAL HELP
January 8, 2008 READ MORE
SPECIAL MEETING NOTICE
January 29, 2008 READ MORE
POINT–IN–TIME HOMELESS COUNT SCHEDULED FOR BOONE COUNTY
December 21, 2007 READ MORE
BOONE COUNTY HOLIDAY SERVICE PROJECT
December 4, 2007 READ MORE
PROPOSED BOONE COUNTY CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD PROPOSAL
December 5, 2007 READ MORE
Christmas Tree Recycling
November 27, 2007 READ MORE
Boone County´s Solid Waste Department Receives Recognition at Statewide Workshop for their Educational Programs
November 28, 2007 READ MORE
Secretary of the Interior Kempthorne Announces Boone County to Receive Preserve America Grant
October 2, 2007 READ MORE
2008 Boone County Calendars On Sale
September 26, 2007 READ MORE
Residents Offered Free Disposal of Mercury and Computers
November 13, 2007 READ MORE
Boone County Lift's Executive Order Prohibiting Open Burning
October 24, 2007 READ MORE
Boone County Fiscal Court Invitation for Proposals
October 31, 2007 READ MORE
Boone County Jaycee Month Declared
October 22, 2007 READ MORE
Boone County Trick or Treat
October 4, 2007 READ MORE
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
October 25, 2007 READ MORE
Boone County Special Order Prohibiting Open Burning
September 24, 2007 READ MORE
Boone County Ranks Second in State in Recent Health Study
September 18, 2007 READ MORE
Boone County's safe routes to school program to start on sidewalks around Conner Middle School
Boone County, KY September 18, 2007 - Kentucky Governor Ernie Fletcher announced earlier this month $243,000 in Safe Routes to School Funding for Boone County.
September 18, 2007 READ MORE
Governor Fletcher Promotes Safety in Visit to Boone County
Boone County, Kentucky, September 5, 2007 - Kentucky Governor Ernie Fletcher brought his message about highway safety to Boone County on Wednesday presenting nearly $600,000 in grants for sidewalks and law enforcement highway safety programs in Northern Kentucky.
September 5, 2007 READ MORE
Northern Kentucky Walktober
This October, the Health Department and its partners in Boone, Campbell, Grant and Kenton Counties are challenging Northern Kentucky residents to walk.
September 13, 2007 READ MORE
Urban and Community Forestry Assistance Grants Ceremony
Boone County, KY September 17, 2007 - Teresa J. Hill, secretary of the Environmental and Public Protection Cabinet and Leah MacSwords, director of the Kentucky Division of Forestry (KDF), will present more than $52,000 in Urban and Community Forestry Assistance...
September 17, 2007 READ MORE
Ground Breaking Ceremony For Industrial Road
Boone County, Kentucky, August 24, 2007 - Today Boone County Judge Executive Gary W. Moore welcomed U.S. Senator Jim Bunning to the area for the ground breaking on the Industrial Road (KY1829) widening project.
August 27, 2007 READ MORE
HISTORIC BURLINGTON SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENTS: PHASE II CONSTRUCTION TO TAKE PLACE FALL 2007
August 22, 2007 READ MORE
Proposed Off Road Vehicle/All Terrain Vehicle Nuisance Ordinance
An ordinance amending chapter 93 of the Boone County Code of Ordinances to add regulations and penalties pertaining to the use of an all terrain vehicle, dirt bike, or motorcycle off road in a manner which constitutes a public nuisance.August 22, 2007 READ MORE
Boone County Celebrating America
Boone County, Kentucky, August 30, 2007 - Come join Boone County as we Celebrate America on Saturday, Sept 8th, 2007 at Boone Woods.
August 30, 2007 READ MORE
Parking Restrictions Along Hart Drive
At the next regular scheduled meeting on August 21st, the Boone County Fiscal Court will be considering an ordinance to restrict parking during school hours on Hart Drive located in Hebron.
August 10, 2007 READ MORE
SBA DISASTER LOANS AVAILABLE IN KENTUCKY FOLLOWING SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE DISASTER DECLARATION
July 18, 2007 READ MORE
Changes coming to HWY18/Burlington Pike
July 18, 2007 READ MORE
Ground Breaking on New Fire Training Facility
In an innovative effort with the Fire Districts in Boone County, the Boone County Fiscal Court broke ground last evening on a new 3.5 million dollar Fire Training Center on Conrad Road within the Boone County Public Safety Complex.
June 22, 2007 READ MORE
Boone County Citizen Satisfaction Survey Results
The results of the Boone County Citizen Satisfaction survey are in. Click the link below to see the results.
May 9, 2007 See Survey Results