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Neighbors: Please contribute to these 4 important issues currently in front of our Council members. Addison Hosea, ELNA President +++ The Urban County Council seeks public input. Thank you for registering for Engage Lexington, the Urban County Council’s online public input platform. Whether you have been with us since our launch in early 2023 or […]

This update came from our District 7 Council Member Joseph Hale. For more information about Joseph, or who is in District 7 in southeast Lexington, go here -> https://www.lexingtonky.gov/government/office-urban-county-council/councilmembers/council-district-7-joseph-hale Addison Hosea, President, East Lake Neighborhood Association +++ The Richmond Road Improvements project continues. Phase 1 construction along the corridor is ongoing. Phase 2 construction is

On May 11, 2026, at the monthly FCNC meeting, Joe Buckles, attorney at law (859-225-9540), gave a presentation on wills, probate, and the risks families face when property passes without a plan in place. His core message was that dying without a will can create long-term problems for families, especially when real estate is involved.

On May 11, 2026, at the monthly FCNC meeting, Richard Laken of Legal Aid of the Bluegrass (859-431-8200), gave a practical overview of how eviction works in Fayette County and why tenants need to act quickly when problems arise. Laken explained that eviction law in Kentucky is more complicated than many people expect. One reason

Neighbors : Take advantage of this event offered by the city. Spring Household Hazardous Waste Collection Saturday, May 16, 2026 | 8:30 a.m. – 3 p.m. 1631 Old Frankfort Pike (enter via Jimmy Campbell Dr.) Disposal information for common household hazardous waste Products that contain corrosive, toxic or flammable ingredients are household hazardous wastes (HHW).

Dear Neighbors, In the last day of the regular session of the Kentucky General Assembly–only the two-day veto session remains–the Kentucky House of Representatives added numerous other bills to Senate Bill 9, including language that would fully deregulate SHORT TERM RENTAL PROPERTIES across all of Kentucky. The bill with all of the additions is an

Participate in this survey about Lexington’s budget priorities for the next fiscal year! This survey closes April 17, 2026. The FY27 Budget Process engage.lexingtonky.gov

Neighbors: I’m making you aware of 4 bills currently moving through the legislature this session. I found that a significant number of our representatives are landlords – 1 in 5 identify as landlords per financial disclosure, and 1 in 2 own more than 1 property. There is evidence that many of them have financial interests