Scottsville Mayor’s Podcast

Matt discusses his background and how it arrived in Kentucky going to WKU both as an undergraduate and post graduate student.He details his duties as a GIS analyst and what projects he's currently working on, the EPA Federally mandated lead line survey due by October 2024.It's wonderful welcoming Matt to our team and he's going to do great things for the City of Scottsville.

Excellent discussion on a variety of topics, including Citizens Police Academy, SPD Outreach and community activities.

Scott is working with the City of Scottsville as a GIS Analyst to transition paper infrastructure records, maps, etc. into a digital format that is available in the field to workers using a cell phone, tablet or laptop.It's an exciting project that is going to be beneficial to our utilities departments and provide instant information to city workers and first responders in cases of emergencies.

Emily covers a wide variety of services that BRADD provides under Planning and Development. She discusses the Steering Committees that were created for each county in the BRADD 10 county area.It's a very informative and enlightening Podcast about the impact that BRADD has here in our community and other communities as well.

Tye talks about the new facility opening up on June 5th for the Allen-Scottsville Boys & Girls Club and how that will impact the programs and capacities available to kids through their Senior year of high school.

Hollie Smith, Aging Planner for the Barren River Area Development District, talks about the available services through BRADD for those persons 60 and over. She also talks about May being "Older Americans Month 2023" and that the Scottsville City Council made that proclamation at the April 24, 2023, Council Meeting.It's a very informative discussion for those family members dealing with an elderly person and needing care and services.

An educational discussion on the explanation and the compliance of ordinances in the City of Scottsville. Topics include leash law, trash responsibilities and other topics of interest to the citizens of Scottsville.Very informative and helpful to those that are unfamiliar with city ordinances.

Very informative discussion regarding the structure of Halton on the global economy and the different locations, in addition to the divisions of Halton.Phil explains R & D, manufacturing and distribution of products from the plants here in Scottsville.Talks about a possible expansion of Halton facilities at the Allen Springs Industrial Park. 

Discussion with Chief Darren Tabor wrapping up 2022 and looking forward to 2023. Topics include Citizens Police Academy, K-9 Unit, School resource officer program, new police hires and Police Academy graduation dates, in addition to successful grants and the programs that were funded.

Steve Jantz talks about how Hospice Care is defined and he explains the different services offered by Hospice of Southern Kentucky.

Attorney Tim Mefford discusses Family Court, Circuit Court and District Court and the differences of each court.He also discusses the  responsibilities of Family Court.

Great discussion with Jackie about a variety of topics about the facility, long term care, services and activities offered on site and the outlook for the future at Cal Turner.Talked with Jackie about her selection as a member of the Governor's committee for the Covid Memorial in Frankfort.Wonderful conversation! Enjoy!!

Amy and Darren discuss the the Victory Hill Dream Center located on South Court Street in Scottsville.They discuss the creation and mission of the Dream Center and its impact on our community.

Great discussion with Susan Carter about her background in education, her role as Director of the Chamber and the opportunities to join the Chamber as a business or an individual.  She highlights some of the upcoming events, including the Grandest Ole Opry on September 16 and 17, which she's still accepting audition submissions for the event.  Susan talks about the Chamber breakfasts and how those are sponsored by a different organization each month. 

Shelia talks about the impact of the library on the community, facilities available to the public and the many services offered at  the Public Library.Insightful discussion on  changes over the years with online availability of resources through the library website.Shelia talks about her journey in becoming an author herself.Enjoy!

Crystal talks about the transition to Jobe Publishing and describes the many advertising and design services available at the paper. Announces the Customer Appreciation Day on July 8, from 9 am until 3 pm at the CT office.

Wonderful and insightful discussion about BRADD and the services the organization offers in  the 10 county area that it serves.Emily discusses the Steering Committee report that was developed with a group of individuals across different backgrounds and professions in Scottsville and Allen County.Enjoy!

Very insightful conversation about the Heart of Scottsville and its impact on historic preservation, economic vitality, grant opportunities and future plans for the Historic Downtown Scottsville District.

Chief Tabor talks about several areas of interest, including  K9, Citizens Academy, new officers and Department Accreditation.

Joe Aiken, Plant Manager,  talks with Mayor Burch about his background, work experience and how his journey led him to Scottsville, KY to become the Plant Manager.It's a very insightful discussion on Joe's management philosophy and the work environment he instills in his employees.  He also talks about employment opportunities within the company and the tremendous benefits that are available from Day One on the job.Enjoy!

Mayor and City Superintendent review 2021 and discuss plans for 2022 for the City of Scottsville.

Kelly talks about her background, education and how she got to the Allen County Extension Service.  Also, she includes a very interesting discussion on the different services that Family Consumer Sciences offers, plus some new and innovative projects she's working on and will be implementing at the beginning of 2022.It's a very informative and educational discussion and I think everyone will enjoy it.

Introducing the new City of Scottsville Building Inspector Jim Griffin and talking with him about his background.Jim discusses some of the issues in building and remodeling that involve getting a building permit or not.He also talks about the ordinances and regulations that are already on the books and he's wanting to educate contractors, tenants, building owners, landlords about the do's and don't's when remodeling or building new.Very interesting conversation that outlines the objectives of the City of Scottsville as we grow as a community.

John talks about his background in the music industry and his relocation back to his hometown.He also introduces the Norro Fest that will take place on Sunday, October 10 at Dugas Park.

Chief Tabor discusses a number of different topics, including new staffing,  Officer Memorial Service on October 14, New Crime Task Force,  Halloween Trick or Treating Date,  FOP Fundraiser and "No Shave November", in addition to several areas of interest.

Congressman James Comer discusses many issues of interest to our area, including Agriculture, Economic Issues and Covid-19.

Matt discusses his early career and what led him to become associated with the Citizen-Times while still in college.He has a very interesting personal story with some wonderful wisdom.Matt's  commitment and dedication to Scottsville and Allen County is nothing short of extraordinary.  He serves on many boards and is committed to making his community a better place to live!Matt also discusses his participation in re-enactments of Civil War battles.A wonderful discussion!  Enjoy!

Very enlightening and entertaining conversation with Chris Nelson who has a vast background in radio and has worked in large, medium and small markets.  I call him the "Voice of Allen County and Scottsville".Our community is very fortunate to have Chris Nelson, who covers  a wide variety of events, meetings and he provides a wonderful public service!Enjoy!!

She talks about the challenges the Chamber has faced over the last year and a half due to Covid-19.Cathy outlines the upcoming events, including Grandest Ole Opry, Chamber breakfasts and the Boo Bash.It's an excellent opportunity to learn about the Chamber and the opportunities to become a Chamber member.

Chief Tabor discusses a wide variety of issues including the Citizens Academy,  changes in law enforcement since he became a police officer in 2006, neighborhood watch programs and his perspective on the future of law enforcement.We will be doing another segment in the near future because there's so much more to talk about.

IDA Director Johnny Hobdy discusses his background leading up to becoming Director. He provides a  history of the Industrial Authority Board and past current projects that have been successful in Scottsville and Allen County.Director Hobdy discusses the newly developed Industrial Park and his perspective on the future growth on the Hwy 231 corridor.It's a great interview with great insight and some light hearted moments too. Enjoy!

Representative McPhearson discusses his background, education and professional life before being elected State Representative.Representative McPhearson discusses his first year in office and how he's learning the legislative process through study and networking with area legisators. He discusses his goals and objectives for his District.  He takes you through the process of how a bill is created and ultimately, is passed by both the Senate and the House.

Director and Producer George Demick talks about his background and what led him to become a filmmaker in the horror pictures industry. He's currently working on a new Sci-Fi horror film and has been scouting locations in Scottsville, KY. He will be filming in Scottsville on June 6, 19, July 10 (day shoots); July 17 and 31 (night shoots)

Jerry covers an array of topics including city ordinances, abandoned and dilapidated houses, yard maintenance and how code enforcement pertains to each of these and more.

Eric Hagan, Vice-President of the Medical Center of Scottsville discusses an array of topics concerning his background, the impact the Medical Center has had and continues to have on Scottsville and Allen County.In addition, Eric shares some exciting new things coming to the Medical Center of Scottsville including additional Medical Specialists having office hours in Scottsville, new X-Ray and CT Scan technology giving Medical staff the ability to have the most accurate and detailed information for procedures and diagnoses and the long term commitment to our wonderful community.Very informative!!

Dr. Huntsman talks about his background, professional life, philosophy on local government and the importance of serving the community of Scottsville, KY.He also talks about the Train Depot Restoration Project he's been working on for the past six years and his interest in preserving an historic landmark in Scottsville.

Superintendent Travis Hamby discusses the overall operations of the Allen County-Scottsville Schools system, the impact of Covid-19 and his vision for the educational process  of all students attending Allen County-Scottsville Schools.

Judge Harper provided an overview of several projects and events coming to Allen County.  He provided his perspective and insight into the future growth of Allen County and Scottsville and what his objectives are in moving Allen County in a positive direction.

A conversation with Gary Petty, Director of Allen County Emergency Management and Rescue Squad concerning the operations and services provided by the agencies. Excellent information about how Emergency Services facilitates equipment and resources for all the Allen County-Scottsville Fire Departments, in addition to the ability to conduct search and rescue missions.

Overview of City of Scottsville's Water Treatment Plant and Water Meter Replacement Program

Second episode looking into what's going on in Scottsville, Kentucky. Hopefully, the sound will be much better than my "maiden" episode.

This is a brief introduction of the Scottsville, Kentucky Mayor's Podcast and what the Mayor wants to accomplish with his Podcast.