Livingston Co KY Fiscal Court

06/10/2026

Several people take advantage of this opportunity.

If you're interested, visit the website and schedule your appointment soon before all available slots are filled.

The Popup Driver Licensing will be July 16, 9:30 am-2:30 pm and is open to LIVINGSTON COUNTY RESIDENTS. You may:
~Renew your license
~Upgrade to a REAL ID
~Complete a free vision screening
Appoints will be available starting 2 weeks prior. To sign up for a slot you can ONLY register ONLINE @ https://drive.ky.gov/Drivers/Pages/Popup-Map.aspx.
Library staff will be unable to make appointments and cannot guarantee walk-ins will be seen. It is up to DMV employees of the Popup if walk-ins can be helped.

06/05/2026

Please come out and join us this evening!

The weather looks great, and it appears we will have one or two food vendors on site as well.

We would love to see everyone come out, enjoy the evening, support our local vendors, and spend some time with friends and neighbors.

Hope to see you there!

Michael Williams
Judge/Executive

05/30/2026

It may not be your cup of tea, but please come out and support everything local!

05/29/2026

05/28/2026

📌 Fiscal Court Meeting – May 26, 2026

Budget, Nuisance Ordinance, and several other important topics were discussed during tonight’s Fiscal Court meeting.

Please watch until the end, as I also answer a few questions regarding a Sheriff’s vacancy and the appointment process in Kentucky.

Thank you for watching and for staying involved in our local government.

Michael Williams
Livingston County Judge/Executive

05/25/2026

This says it all, without saying a word.

05/21/2026

🚧📶 CELL TOWER UPDATE 📶🚧

The new cell tower near Armstrong Road, west of Smithland, is now ACTIVE. This tower is currently serving Verizon customers only at this time.

I was also advised by a Verizon technician that the Burna tower, located near Mitchell Loop, will soon be upgraded to 5G service within the next few weeks. They advised the upgrade should not negatively affect current signal strength during the process.

📱 AT&T / FirstNet Users:

In the near future, I will be sending information specifically to First Responders who currently have, or may be eligible for, FirstNet service.

For those unfamiliar, FirstNet is the federally authorized public safety communications network built in partnership with AT&T and designed specifically for First Responders and emergency personnel.

The goal will be for eligible users to participate in a survey and identify areas throughout Livingston County where AT&T coverage issues still exist. By documenting weak-signal and dead-zone areas, we hope to draw additional attention to locations that need improvement and continue pushing for better communication coverage across our county.

Reliable communication is important not only for convenience, but for public safety as well. We will continue working with providers and partners to improve coverage throughout Livingston County.

Michael Williams
Livingston County Judge/Executive

05/18/2026

This week, we recognize the true lifesavers of our community during National EMS Week 🚑❤️

Day or night… rain or shine… when emergencies happen, these men and women answer the call without hesitation. Their dedication, compassion, and courage help save lives and bring comfort during some of life’s toughest moments.

Thank you to the Livingston County EMS team for your service, sacrifice, and commitment to protecting our community every single day.

Happy National EMS Week! Our community’s lifesavers! 🚨👏

Michael Williams
Judge/Executive

05/18/2026

🚨 Congratulations, Zane Edwards! 🚨

The Livingston County Fiscal Court would like to congratulate Zane Edwards on completing the Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training Public Safety Dispatch Academy and becoming Livingston County’s newest E-911 Dispatcher!

When someone calls during an emergency, dispatchers are often the very first voice they hear. Their calmness, professionalism, and quick response can make all the difference in critical moments. 📞🚔🚑🚒

Zane, we are confident you will serve the citizens of Livingston County with professionalism, integrity, and honor. Thank you for stepping up to serve our community, and we wish you the very best in this important career!

Please help us congratulate Zane in the comments below! 👏🇺🇸

Michael Williams
Judge/Executive

The Livingston County E-911 Dispatch Center proudly recognizes and congratulates Zane Edwards on his successful completion of the Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training Public Safety Dispatch Academy. This intensive four-week program provides comprehensive training designed to prepare dispatchers for the critical responsibilities of emergency communications.
During the academy, students are required to successfully complete instruction and evaluations a wide range of essential topics, including call-taking procedures, emergency medical dispatch fundamentals, radio communications,stress management, legal considerations, ethics, and the coordination of law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical services. Students must demonstrate proficiency in handling emergency and non-emergency calls, prioritizing incidents, maintaining accurate documentation, and providing lifesaving pre-arrival instructions when necessary. The program emphasizes professionalism,situational awareness, and the ability to remain calm and effective under the pressure of the job. Through dedication,focus, and hard work, Zane met all academy requirements and earned his certification as a Public Safety Telecommunicator. His accomplishments reflect both his personal commitment and his readiness to serve the citizens and first responders of Livingston County. The Livingston County E-911 Dispatch Center is proud to welcome Zane Edwards as a new certified dispatcher for Livingston County, KY. We look forward to the professionalism, integrity, and service he will bring to our team as he begins his career supporting our community and the first responders who protect it every day.