The Urban County Council helps craft the city's budget and has taken several consequential votes this year, from safer streets to data centers. Your vote shapes those decisions.
Lexington voters will find races for Mayor, city council, school board, three charter questions, and many other offices on their ballots this fall. Here's how to make a plan to vote.
Recently adopted property tax exclusively funding major park infrastructure projects and improvements. This includes funding sources, project planning, capital investments, and long-term development of Lexington's park and recreation facilities.
A consultant's report found Lexington needs to address roughly 19,430 accessibility issues at local parks and facilities. Now, the city needs to come up with a plan to pay for them.
