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The district council is the governing body of an urban services district, and the district director serves as chief executive officer and presides over council meetings.
The council appoints the director, and the director can manage district staff and compensation subject to council approval and regulations.
An urban services district may be created under KRS 65.810, and the Governor must appoint five qualified council members immediately after certification that the district has been established.
The council may establish a civil service system for district employees.
Urban services district territory can be added under specified approvals, and county officials have duties when the district spans multiple counties.
This section says KRS 108.073 was renumbered as KRS 108.175.
If a district expands and its current name becomes inappropriate, the district board may change the district’s name.
This section defines several terms used in KRS 108.090 to 108.180.
The General Assembly allows certain city, county, and contiguous multi-county areas to be organized into an emergency ambulance service district, and allows a qualifying unincorporated area to join an existing district.
This section lets a fiscal court create a district, sets a cap on the district’s special ad valorem tax, and assigns tax-collection duties to county officials.
This section lets a fiscal court or local legislative body create an ambulance service district and tax by ordinance, within a stated tax cap.
This section says who appoints the district board, how many directors are appointed in different district setups, and that board members must live in the district and their appointing county or city.
The board of each district must comply with KRS 65A.010 to 65A.090.
Directors must take an oath before starting their duties, and board members may not be paid for their services.
The board may hire or keep a licensed attorney, and the attorney must attend board meetings except executive sessions when the board does not want the attorney present.
The board of directors must provide ambulance service to district inhabitants and may take listed steps to run and fund that service.
The board must keep an appropriately bound and marked minute book with meeting minutes and related materials, and the public may inspect the book and its contents at any time.
A single city or county district may be dissolved by voter process, including a resolution, a ballot question, and tax levy removal if the voters approve.
Multicounty or multicity districts may be dissolved if each member county or city follows the procedures in KRS 108.160.
An unincorporated area may join an existing ambulance service district if the required petition and voter approval steps are completed.
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