Update on Mayor Gray’s Transition Teams
Mayor Jim Gray gathered 80 citizens and divided them into transition teams to study the opportunities and problems facing Lexington and its government. Those team reports are now available...
Mayor Jim Gray gathered 80 citizens and divided them into transition teams to study the opportunities and problems facing Lexington and its government. Those team reports are now available...
...farmland preservation and growth are not either/or propositions. They're essential partners in Lexington's quest for economic greatness, cultural attractiveness and environmental security in today's competitive and complex world.
LFUCG Council Districts Mayor Jim Gray Council Members at Large Vice Mayor: Linda Gorton Chuck Ellinger II Steve Kay Urban County Council Members District 1: Chris Ford District 2: Tom Blues District 3: Diane Lawless District 4: Julian Beard District 5: Bill Farmer, Jr. District 6: Kevin O. Stinnett District 7: K.C. Crosbie District 8:...
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"We encourage not only farm preservation, but responsible and imaginative development throughout Fayette County," said Knox van Nagell, executive director of the Fayette Alliance.
We’re moving offices Wednesday, January 5th through Monday, January 9th. Our phones will be disconnected during the move so if you need to contact the office please email, Charlene, Knox, or Kathleen. Our new offices are located at 603 W. Short St. Lexington, KY 40508. We are also looking bookshelves and a microwave for our...
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