ONE Lexington to present 2025 year-end report on gun violence prevention efforts
The community-centered initiative will make the case to Council that it is reducing gun violence among youth and young adults ages 10-29.
A federal legal agreement requiring Lexington to upgrade its aging sewer system to prevent sewage overflows into local waterways. The multi-billion dollar infrastructure project affects city finances, construction throughout Lexington, and water quality improvements mandated by the Environmental Protection Agency.
LFUCG has been working to mitigate odor issues near the Town Branch and West Hickman pump stations for years.
In the Tuesday, January 27th Budget, Finance, and Economic Development Committee meeting, Council will hear a presentation about the potential costs for developing new infrastructure in the parts of the Urban Service Area that were expanded in 2023.