Fiscal Court authorizes cloud backup contract for county financial software
September 26, 2026 | Pike County, Kentucky
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Pike County Fiscal Court on Sept. 18 authorized a proposal from FiscalSoft to provide cloud backup for the county's financial software, free through Dec. 31, 2026, and then at $300 per month. Judge Jones said the service is intended "to make sure that you don't lose your data if... your server collapses or you get hacked," and the court voted to authorize the proposal.
Commissioners asked whether the backup service would enable direct deposit or otherwise change payroll processes; Judge Jones clarified it is solely a data-protection backup and not a payroll/direct-deposit service. The motion to authorize the proposal passed on a roll-call vote.
Commissioners asked whether the backup service would enable direct deposit or otherwise change payroll processes; Judge Jones clarified it is solely a data-protection backup and not a payroll/direct-deposit service. The motion to authorize the proposal passed on a roll-call vote.
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