Barren County adopts Ordinance No. 705 to limit holiday pay to full‑time employees
June 26, 2026 | Barren County, Kentucky
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The Barren County Fiscal Court voted to adopt Ordinance No. 705, an amendment to the county's administrative code that explicitly makes part‑time employees ineligible for holiday pay while maintaining holiday pay eligibility for full‑time employees.
Magistrate Comer moved to adopt the ordinance and Magistrate Simpson seconded. A court member explained the change is internal and does not affect the general public; ‘‘part‑time employees would not be eligible for holiday pay,’’ the speaker said.
The ordinance was approved on its second reading and the court recorded that it becomes official starting July 1 for the next fiscal year. No amendments to the ordinance were recorded during the meeting.
Magistrate Comer moved to adopt the ordinance and Magistrate Simpson seconded. A court member explained the change is internal and does not affect the general public; ‘‘part‑time employees would not be eligible for holiday pay,’’ the speaker said.
The ordinance was approved on its second reading and the court recorded that it becomes official starting July 1 for the next fiscal year. No amendments to the ordinance were recorded during the meeting.
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