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Editor's note: The Danville Police Department has a large backlog of unserved warrants and needs help finding the people listed at right. For more information, call (859) 238-1220 or go to www.danvillepd.com. Most Wanted Travis Yeager, 21, allegedly committed assault by intentionally causing injuries to the person who filed the criminal complaint. The victim said he suffered injuries to his face, a broken wrist, and bruising to the back, ribs and chest. Others Wanted Shakain Al-Mujahid, B/M, 40, fourth-degree assault Maryanne Collins, U/F, 57, theft by deception Juanita L. Deen, W/F, 36, nonpayment of fines Bennie Duggan, B/M, 43, contempt of court Melissa Durham, U/F, 34, theft by deception, contempt of court Marti Estes-Iacono, W/F, 39, theft by deception Hecto D. Flores, H/M, 31, contempt of court John B. Flanagan, W/M, 48, domestic violence bench warrant Alejandro H. Gonzalez, H/M, 27, contempt of court Jerry A. Green, W/M, 49, no insurance Shaun Griffin, W/M, 28, assault Randall E. Henricksen, W/M, 37, nonpayment of fines Charles W. Johnson, W/M, 39, nonpayment of fines Christina M. Joseph, U/F, 23, theft by deception Campos Lara Jeovany, H/M, 33, contempt of court Kris Million, W/F, 42, theft by deception Michelle Renee Price, W/F, 29, contempt of court Janice Richards, W/F, 38, fourth-degree assault

LIBERTY - With the help of state funds, a new bridge will be constructed over Goose Creek on Windsor Road. Judge-Executive Ronald Wright told Casey Fiscal Court Monday that the county will get up to $160,000 from the state Transportation Cabinet for the construction. The court passed a resolution to accept the money and will be responsible for the remainder of the costs. Wright said he does not expect the bid to be under $160,000. The court agreed to advertise for bids on the project.

The Jessamine County Fiscal Court Tuesday approved a 50 cent per hour pay raise for Jessamine County Emergency Medical Service employees. The raise, which covers all hours worked, including regular and scheduled overtime hours, will mean an increase of almost $600 per year for EMS crews. Magistrates approved Jessamine County Sheriff Kevin Corman's request for the release of funds for the purchase of two police cruisers from Countryside Ford of Lawrenceburg at a cost of $19,722 each.

Editor's Note: The Danville Police Department needs help finding the people listed. For more information, call (859) 238-1220. Dallas Allen is charged with receiving stolen property valued more than $300 by having possession of a subject's wallet that included identification cards and approximately $1,246 in cash. Others include: Kathy Blanton, W/F, 52, theft by deception Jason Cannon, W/M, 27, theft by deception Sandy Drury, U/F, 43, theft by deception Johnny Ellis, W/M, 42, theft by deception Sarah George, W/F, 51, theft by deception James Howington, W/M, 29,contempt of court x 2 Jennifer Hurst, U/F, 25, theft by deception Janice Jones, W/F, 49, contempt of court x 4 Tina Maples, W/F, 44, contempt of court x 3

Editor's Note: The Danville Police Department needs help finding the people listed. For more information, call (859) 238-1220. MaryAnn Rison, 31, has a warrant for theft of a controlled substance for stealing medication from her employers on at least five occasions. She also has a warrant for theft by unlawful taking for stealing other items on those same occasions. Betty Camden - 25 - W/F - contempt of court Donald Chamblee - 43 - W/M - third-degree criminal mischief Melinda Edwards - 31 - U/F - theft by deception Ben Farrer - 30 - W/M - contempt of court Christina Leffew - 27 - W/F - contempt of court Robert L. Snow - 40 - W/M - non-payment of fines Charles Stewart - 19 - W/M - domestic abuse Jason Vanover - 36 - W/M - probation violation Samantha Watson - 38 - W/F - probation violation

BRYANTSVILLE ? Two roads in northern Garrard County are being resurfaced, thanks to state funds that were donated to county road projects. The Garrard Fiscal Court will be spending $138,355 in state road funds to resurface 2.5 miles of High Bridge Road, from Hamilton Springs Road to George Lane, and .6 miles of George Lane from its intersection with High Bridge Road. High Bridge Road runs north from Ky. 152 at Buena Vista. Gov. Steve Beshear offered earlier in the year to give all counties in Kentucky the option of using their state secondary road funds on their county secondary roads instead, Judge-Executive John Wilson said.

LIBERTY - Casey County will receive $936,308 for rural secondary road repairs and maintenance, according to Bruce Neeley, district maintenance engineer with the state Transportation Cabinet's district office in Somerset. The county also has a $142,225 balance in the fund. Of the total amount, $353,308 will be used for routine maintenance and administration and $726,000 for improvements. Roads to be resurfaced are: Ky. 501, 5.22 miles from the junction of Ky. 910 to Roush Branch Road at a cost of $313,873; Ky. 837, 5.68 miles beginning at the Pulaski County line northeast to Vest Road, at a cost of $327,351; and Ky. 198, 1.602 miles from the junction of Ky. 3270 to the Lincoln County line at a cost of $92,211.

The Clark County Fiscal Court on Wednesday backed efforts by the Winchester Board of Commissioners to name the new northeast bypass in honor of veterans. The court unanimously supported a joint resolution with the city that asks the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet to designate the roadway as the Veterans Memorial Parkway. City commissioners approved the resolution in August, and Mayor Ed Burtner appeared before the court Wednesday to formally request a joint action. "This is something that I feel very deeply about - it's something that I feel is important," Burtner said, adding that the Interstate 64 Purple Heart Trail is the only local road name in honor of veterans.

Some Jessamine County residents have approached fiscal court about the possibility of being exempted from the current hook-up fee for connecting to the county sewer lines. The residents are asking the court to amend an ordinance exempting people living on five acres or more from having to pay the fee, citing the high cost of running sewer lines from their homes to the county's main line. Third district magistrate Terry Meckstroth said several residents on Murphy's Lane have requested the exemption because it would cost around $10,000 for them to hook up because their homes set so far back from the line.