Government

 The Cabinet for Health and Family Services is informing 1,090 Medicaid clients by letter of a computer security breach that may have resulted in the unintentional release of information held by Hewlett-Packard Enterprise Services, the vendor that manages Medicaid’s information management system.

 LaRue County emergency medical service has acquired two hydraulic/electric power cots that assist responders in transporting extremely heavy patients.

 Hodgenville City Council voted to refinance a bond through Kentucky Rural Water Finance Corporation that will save the City about $12,000 on the life of a loan.

Hodgenville Mayor Terry Cruse told the Council Dec. 10 that $1.249 million was borrowed in 2004 through an amended assistance agreement.

The bond has been paid down to about $750,000, according to City Clerk MaDonna Hornback.

In other business:

• City Council held second reading of an amendment to the Planning and Zoning ordinance.

Hodgenville City Council members were sworn in to two-year terms Monday night. Front from left, Bonni Clark, Glenda Wathen; back, James Phelps Jr., Alex LaRue, Kenny DeVore and Woodie Handley.