Christian County Fiscal Court

05/29/2026

The Judge Executives Office will be closing at 3:00pm for a Health Insurance Meeting for staff out of the office. We apologies for any inconvenience this many have on the public.

05/26/2026

Christian County has accepted Impact Waste as their next Trash Franchise! Please feel free to reach out to them and set up your accounts that will transition over July 1, 2026.

They will be working diligently to make sure this transition is smooth and successful. If there are any questions or concerns that haven’t been answered. Please call our office at 270-887-4100.

🚨 CHRISTIAN COUNTY — BIG CHANGES ARE COMING! 🚨
As of July 1st, Impact Waste Service will officially hold the franchise agreement with Christian County for all residential and commercial solid waste collection services — excluding the city limits of Crofton, Hopkinsville, and Pembroke. 🗑️🔥
✅ Residential Service
✅ Commercial Service
For a seamless transition, please sign up by June 12 to be included in the first round of delivery. Don’t wait until the last minute! 👊
Same community. New service. REAL IMPACT. 💥
📞 (270) 660-8331
📞 (270) 584-9030
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.impactwasteservice.net

05/26/2026

Christian County Fiscal Court

05/12/2026

Christian County Fiscal Court

Judge Executive Gilliam covered I-24 expansion study that has been conducted, visit from General McIntosh, and Week of the Eagles happening at Fort Campbell

Do to some issues we are trying to resolve, the adjournment was not recorded in this meeting.

First motion was Esquire Liebe and second motion was Esquire Peterson.

Next Fiscal Court Meeting will be May 26, 2026 at 8:30 a.m. CST and 9:30 a.m. EST for those in a different time zone.

05/08/2026

05/07/2026

Due to technical issues, the Budget Address was not live this morning. The recorded version, along with the slide presentation, is now available.

05/05/2026

PRESS RELEASE

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

The Christian County Judge Executive will present the FY 2026-2027 Budget Address on May 7, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. The Budget Address will be held at the Christian County Court House located at 511 South Main Street, Hopkinsville, KY 42240. This will be open to the public. All interested parties may attend.

04/28/2026

Today, we gathered for a simple act—but a meaningful one. We planted this tree in honor of a man whose roots ran deep in this community, and whose life will continue to bear fruit for years to come—Magistrate Mark Wells.

Mark wasn’t just someone who held a title. He was someone who showed up. He showed up for his family, for his church, for his neighbors, and for Christian County. Whether it was in the courtroom, at a community event, or standing over a grill at the soup kitchen, Mark believed in doing the work—and doing it the right way.

He had a way about him that made people feel seen and welcome. Folks often say someone “never met a stranger,” but with Mark, that wasn’t just a saying—it was a way of life. He built relationships the same way we plant this tree: with care, with intention, and with the hope that something lasting would grow.

As a magistrate, Mark helped shape decisions that will impact this county long after we’re gone. But more than any vote or project, his true legacy is in the lives he touched—the people he encouraged, the community he strengthened, and the example he set.

This tree is a fitting tribute. Like Mark, it will stand strong through seasons of change. It will provide shade and comfort. It will grow quietly, steadily, and faithfully—just as he did.

So as we plant this tree, let it serve as a living reminder of Mark Wells—his service, his spirit, and his love for this community.

And may we honor him not just today, but in how we live going forward—by showing up, by doing what’s right, and by investing in the people and places we call home.