County roads have been cleared but motorists are reminded to watch for drifting conditions and refreezing.
Updated: 2/6/2010 - 3:50 PM
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A Message from Judge Executive Gary W. Moore
On behalf of the more than 115,000 residents of Boone County, I would like to welcome you to our community.
You will find Boone County to be a great place to live, work or visit! Boone County is a rapidly growing and economically vibrant community in the heart of America. Residents enjoy a diverse and rewarding environment with all the amenities of a metropolitan area but with the charm and hospitality of a small town. Boone County boasts the highest per capita income in the State of Kentucky, and ranks in the top 10% in the nation among all counties. We are home to over 56,764 jobs and more than 899 companies, including 97 internationally based companies. With over 40 miles of Ohio River shoreline and home to the Cincinnati–Northern Kentucky International Airport, Boone County offers great neighborhoods, schools, and shopping.
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Boone County E–Newsletter
February 5, 2010 
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Boone Looks To Save On Energy
Burlington, KY–Boone County hopes to save some money on its energy bills. The Boone County Fiscal Court on Jan. 19 voted 3–1 to hire Louisville based Energy Systems Group who will do some improvements to some of the county’s facilities to make them more energy efficient.
February 2, 2010 READ MORE
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Boone County E–Newsletter
January 29, 2010 READ MORE
Census Could Affect Boone Legislative Districts
Burlington, KY–In 2000, Boone County had the highest census response rate in Northern Kentucky, and with much at stake, plans are under way to ensure strong participation again this year. The 74 percent response rate in the county in 2000 easily surpassed both the state and national averages of 66 and 67 percent, respectively.
January 25, 2010 READ MORE
Boone Sewage Tunnel Ahead of Schedule
Burlington, KY–Deep below the snow–covered fields near Botts Lane, a 65–ton Celtic Tiger is clawing a 12–foot–wide path through the shale and limestone, 16 hours a day, five days a week. This is not your average groundhog burrowing a tunnel: The boring machine nicknamed the Celtic Tiger is 193 feet long, working more than 130 feet below the surface, and is on a gradual six–mile eastward journey that will take it to near Camp Ernst Lake County Park by this time next year.
January 22, 2010 READ MORE
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Boone County E–Newsletter
January 15, 2010 READ MORE
