Brian Combs 1st District Magistrate

07/22/2026

Work with purpose. Madison County 911 is hiring.

Applicants should be able to communicate clearly, manage multiple responsibilities, and remain calm during emergency situations.

🎧911 Telecommunicator Recruit
No previous experience is required. Completion of the required DOCJT Telecommunications Training Academy is required during the first year of employment.

🎧Part-Time 911 Telecommunicator
Applicants must hold the required DOCJT telecommunicator certification.

Join our team to ensure the RIGHT RESPONDER reaches the RIGHT LOCATION at the RIGHT TIME, keeping our community safe and supporting public safety heroes.

📱Learn more and apply:
madisoncountyky.gov/jobs

07/17/2026

07/16/2026

Flood Debris Collection Update | 07/16/2026

Debris collection contractors will pause operations through the weekend and resume on Monday, July 20.

Residents with eligible flood-related debris should place it at the curb or within the public right-of-way before crews return.

Please remember:
-Only flood-related debris will be collected.
-Separate debris by type when possible.
-Do not place debris beneath power lines or where it could block traffic or create a safety hazard.

If your flood-related debris has not been collected, contact Madison County EMA at (859) 624-4787 so your information can be provided to the collection team.

07/14/2026

⭐ Employee Spotlight: Natasha Parsons ⭐

This month, we’re recognizing Natasha Parsons, Fire/EMA Administrative Assistant, who has been serving Madison County since 2025.

Here’s what a Madison County citizen had to say:

“Just a little note to tell the leadership how thoughtful and kind Natasha with Emergency Management has been. She has been patient, understanding, helpful, empathetic, and responsive.

I’ve talked with her twice, and I am grateful for all that she is navigating as I can only imagine the load that she is under. That said, her demeanor has been most professional. I wanted to express my gratitude for Natasha and how she has handled everything thrown at her.”

~ Kari Martin

We’re grateful to have Natasha as part of the Madison County team.

07/06/2026

If you are having issues with State roads you can report them to KYTC at

​Report a Pothole​The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is responsible for maintaining over 27,000 miles of state highways. We want to ensure you have good roads to get you where you need to go, but no one knows the roads you travel like you. If you know of a state highway or spot that needs work,...