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Lexington Mayor Announces Vetoes 06-18-24

Lexington Mayor offers line-item vetoes on new positions

Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton has vetoed ten new positions added to the upcoming budget by the City Council.

Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton and Fayette County Public Schools Superintendent Demetrus Liggins discussed the city's recent designation as an All-America City by the National Civic League.

Lexington named 'All-America City' by National Civic League

Lexington officials are celebrating the National Civic League’s designation as an All-America City.

Zebra mussels have the ability to clog water pipes and may be the worst of the invasive aquatic species in Kentucky, according to the state's aquatic nuisance species coordinator.

KY Fish and Wildlife asking water enthusiasts to 'clean, drain and dry'

The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources’ annual campaign to stop the spread of aquatic invasive plants and animals is underway.

Pickle Ball Players in Southwest Lexington

Lexington begins pickleball recycling pilot program at Kirklevington Park

Recycling bins are being placed at the courts at Kirklevington Park as a pilot program for players to dispose of their old or damaged pickleballs.

Perry County school receives aid from FEMA for flood restoration

More than one million dollars from the Federal Emergency Management Agency is going to the Perry County Board of Education to help its schools rebuild from the 2022 floods.

Two Kentucky apartment complexes, including one in Lexington, will receive $750,000 apiece in federal HUD funds to increase energy efficiency.

AG Coleman proposes settlement with Kentucky Power

Attorney General Russell Coleman is proposing a settlement with Kentucky Power that would reduce winter electricity bills for the utility’s customers.