Trace Creek Construction, Inc.

Along with anonymous donors and the leadership of the City of Ashland, Trace Creek Construction is proud to have helped install the first baby box in northeastern Kentucky. The baby box officially opened on Friday afternoon at the Ashland Central Fire Department. The baby box, located on the 11th Street side of the fire station, is exactly as it sounds, a temperature-controlled vault with a blanketed bassinet, automatic locks and motion sensors that will send an automatic and silent dispatch to first responders, if triggered. To allow for secrecy, the baby will be retrieved by a trained fireman or first responder after a minimum of 50 seconds, allowing time for a parent in crisis a silent entrance and exit. The box contains several safety features, including automatic locks; once the outside door is open and closed, it cannot be reopened. At the opening ceremony, Sam Howard shared scripture from the book of Matthew, believing “what you do to the least of these, you have done unto me” as often being thought of as referring to the treatment of children. “That’s really not true; it’s what you do for everyone in your community,” Howard said. “This baby box is for babies… But it’s also for a grieving parent that doesn’t know what to do; it’s for a grieving parent that maybe can’t put a roof over their own head, let alone an infants.” When Kentuckians come together for projects like this, everyone wins. 👏💛

We promote and sponsor many organizations in all communities we live and work in. We purposely do it most of the time with no publicity. But this event is different. We are proud to have worked with the Ashland Fire Department, City of Ashland Kentucky and directly with Commissioner Amanda Holbrook Clark.

🎉 Happy New Year! 🎉 As we welcome 2025, we want to take a moment to reflect on an incredible year filled with growth, milestones, and opportunities to build for the future. 🏗️ To our clients, partners, and communities — thank you for trusting us to bring your visions to life. We’re excited for all that’s ahead and look forward to creating even more together in the coming year. Here’s to a new year of building dreams and achieving great things! ✨ #HappyNewYear #BuildingTheFuture

An unforgettable evening celebrating Woodford County Public Schools, the Woodford County Community, and so many amazing individuals and partners that brought this vision to life! ✨ RossTarrant Architects

Today is the day that all of Woodford County Kentucky has been waiting for. Associated General Contractors of Kentucky Construction Management Association of America (CMAA) RossTarrant Architects Baird

One impactful project at a time. Thank you Associated General Contractors of Kentucky for all of your advocacy.

The countdown is on and we are making the finishing touches! ✨ We’re just days away from the ribbon cutting for the brand new Woodford County High School! 🏫 Years in the making, we’re honored to have built a space that will inspire future generations. Check out this sneak peek video to see what’s ahead and join us next week as we celebrate this incredible milestone for Woodford County! 🎉 #BuildingTheFuture #kidswin #changinglives #hailwoodford #blackandyellow #newschool #WCPSInfluence

October was an exciting month at Trace Creek Construction! Our team had the honor of breaking ground on major projects across Kentucky, including the Clay County Maintenance Garage and the Clay County KYTC District 11 Office as well as the KCTCS-Owensboro HealthForce Innovation Center. We also celebrated the completion of the PrimaryPlus J. Ugrin Medical Center in Maysville, KY. Each of these projects reflects our commitment to building strong communities throughout the region and we’re excited to see the impact they will have!

⚖️ Last week, we celebrated the groundbreaking of the new Scott County Hall of Justice in Georgetown, KY! ⚖️ The new 70,000 square foot, 3-story facility will include two district courtrooms, two circuit courtrooms and two family courtrooms as well as clerk and administrative areas. The building will have enhanced security features to protect visitors while also maintaining a welcoming environment. The state-of-the-art Hall of Justice will be a source of pride for the Scott County community for years to come! Trace Creek is honored to be the Construction Manager for the new SCHOJ, while partnering with the Scott County Fiscal Court, Scott County Project Development Board and Brandstetter Carroll, Inc. to bring this project to life! ✨

Congratulations to Trace Creek scholarship recipient and Garrard County grad, Mary Coleman! Mary will be attending Eastern Kentucky University and majoring in Biomedical Science. We are excited to follow her journey in STEM! ✨