Court adopts EPA Title VI compliance resolution tied to sewer-capacity grant
September 12, 2026 | Scott County, Kentucky
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County staff read and the court adopted Resolution 2609, a boilerplate compliance resolution that affirms adherence to Title VI nondiscrimination requirements (40 CFR parts 5 and 7) as a pre-award condition for an EPA grant application (EPA grant number CG06D09926) tied to the North sewer-capacity project.
Cam Culbertson read the resolution text describing the need to comply with demographic data collection and accommodations for language, hearing or vision barriers. The chair called for a motion, and the court approved the resolution by voice vote; staff described the action as a standard, required step for the grant application rather than a substantive policy change.
Cam Culbertson read the resolution text describing the need to comply with demographic data collection and accommodations for language, hearing or vision barriers. The chair called for a motion, and the court approved the resolution by voice vote; staff described the action as a standard, required step for the grant application rather than a substantive policy change.
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