There are three big presentations in September 20th’s Budget, Finance, and Economic Development Meeting. Read about them here!

The Environmental Quality and Public Works Committee will hear an update on the Stormwater Drainage and Flooding Program on Tuesday, September 13th’s meeting.

The Environmental Quality and Public Works Committee will hear an update on LFUCG’s Vacuum Leaf Collection Program.

LFUCG Director of Arts and Cultural Affairs Heather Lyons will present clarifications on the Percent for Art Fund Resolution at the GGSS Committee meeting on Tuesday, September 6.

On Tuesday, September 6, LFUCG Homelessness Prevention Manager Jeff Herron will present an annual update on the Office of Homelessness Prevention and Intervention at the General Government and Social Services (GGSS) Committee Meeting.

In Tuesday's Council Work Session, CM James Brown, chair of the Planning and Public Safety Committee of the Urban County Council will present the Sustainable Growth Study to the full council.

At Tuesday's Budget, Finance, and Economic Development Committee Meeting, HR Director Tammy Walters will present updates on the Adoption Assistance Program for LFUCG employees with adopted children.

The Goal 4 Workgroup will meet this August 23 at 10am. This Workgroup is tasked with addressing the issue of sustainable growth and the Urban Service Boundary in Lexington.

At August 23’s Work Session, ARPA Project Manager Jennifer Wuorenmaa will present an annual update on how LFUCG has used its American Rescue Plan Act funds. As a reminder, LFUCG received $121,178,058 from the Federal Government in two tranches over the past two years through City and County Allocations.

Each year, the Urban County Council weighs whether or not to change the Ad Valorem Tax rate - that process starts on Tuesday, August 16 in the Council Work Session.

In the Tuesday, August 16 General Government and Social Services Committee meeting, Alex Olszowy, Director of Code Enforcement for LFUCG, will present some recommended changes to code policy. Read more on the CivicLex website to learn about the potential changes.