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Request By:

Mr. Louie G. Floyd
Route #1, Box 23B
Science Hill, Kentucky 42553

Opinion

Opinion By: Robert F. Stephens, Attorney General; By: Charles W. Runyan, Assistant Deputy Attorney General

You have been nominated as a magistrate of Pulaski County, with no opposition in November. You have two questions concerning fiscal court.

You ask: Who will have the responsibility to hire and fire county employees under the CETA program in 1978? The answer is that the county judge/executive will have the authority to hire or fire CETA personnel, with the approval of fiscal court. KRS 67.710(7). Cf. KRS 67.080 and 67.083.

You inquire: In what situation does the county judge/executive have a legal vote pertaining to decisions of fiscal court? The county judge/executive will have all the powers of any other member of the fiscal court, including the right to vote. Thus the county judge/executive will have the duty and power to vote on any question or matter coming before the fiscal court.

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Type:
Opinion
Lexis Citation:
1977 Ky. AG LEXIS 342
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