Councilmembers will get a data center overview during September 8th's General Government and Planning Committee. They'll also take a look at what the Planning Commission proposes for zoning updates.
The city's existing regulations for drive-through businesses haven't changed much since 1983. A Council committee will consider some proposed changes.
The review comes amid heightened scrutiny of Flock Safety and after a group of residents spoke out at a Council meeting on the city's partnership with the company.
Programs and policies addressing opioid addiction and overdose prevention. In Lexington, this covers treatment services, harm reduction initiatives, funding allocation, and collaborative efforts to combat the opioid crisis.
Council signed off on plans to fund a community grant program and set aside money for a Homelessness Task Force.
The city shared its priorities for millions in national opioid settlement money this week, but several Urban County Councilmembers had questions about timing, public input and Council oversight.
The city expects $30 million over 18 years. It's outlined several priorities for how it wants to spend that money, with a focus on treatment and harm reduction.
The Estill Development Alliance uses a holistic approach to combat substance abuse in youth and improve overall community health.
