Water & utilities in Kentucky local government
What Kentucky city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about water & utilities — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
151 Kentucky meetings since 2024 covered water & utilities. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in Kentucky with the most water & utilities activity
- Paris, KY (27)
- Lexington, KY (22)
- Georgetown, KY (18)
- Danville, KY (15)
- Louisa, KY (12)
- Crestwood, KY (10)
- Frankfort, KY (10)
- Middletown, KY (8)
- Henderson County, KY (4)
- Henderson, KY (4)
- Fairfield, KY (3)
- Hardin County, KY (3)
Latest matching meetings
Metro Council considers gas franchise renewal and property transfers
The committee will discuss a paving status update and consider renewing the gas franchise agreement with Louisville Gas & Electric Company. Members will also review several appointments and reappointments to the Complete Streets Coalition and a resolution to declare surplus property at 207 N. English Station Road.
Public Works Board to discuss sewer lateral changes
The Public Works Board will meet to review the minutes from March 11, 2026. The board is scheduled to discuss sewer lateral changes under unfinished business.
Public Works Committee to discuss projects and hiring
The Public Works Committee will meet to approve minutes, set the 2027 meeting schedule, and discuss engineering projects, hiring, and the Mulch/Leaf Compost Program.
Board will discuss proposed changes to the city’s sewer laterals
The Crestwood Public Works Board will meet on July 15, 2026 at 7:00 PM in the Aldermanic Chambers. The agenda includes routine items such as approval of the March 11, 2026 meeting minutes and reports from the director and aldermen. The board will discuss unfinished business concerning sewer lateral changes. No other…
Danville City Commission discusses budget amendments and zoning changes
The City Commission will consider several zone change recommendations and a budget amendment for FY26. The meeting also includes discussions on various service contracts, an apprenticeship agreement, and a new automated license plate reader policy.
Land subdivision and development plans reviewed by Technical Committee
The Land Subdivision Technical Committee met to review several proposed land use projects. The committee recommended approval for a subdivision at Gentry Road and a building plan on Freight Boulevard, while postponing a residential subdivision proposal on Parkers Mill Road due to questions regarding stormwater and…
Council considers zoning changes, budget amendments, and multi-million dollar service contracts
The Urban County Council is reviewing several ordinances regarding zoning adjustments for industrial and economic development areas. The agenda also includes multiple resolutions to authorize significant expenditures for inmate medical care, water quality infrastructure, and public works projects.
Stormwater Stakeholder Advisory Committee meeting on June 5, 2026
The committee will review the Complete Streets Manual and discuss riparian and landscape restoration for stormwater management. Presentations will also cover climate change impacts on precipitation and flooding in Kentucky.
Second reading of FY 2026-2027 budget and other ordinances
The Paris City Commission will hold second readings on several ordinances, including the adoption of the FY 2026-2027 annual budget and amendments to purchasing procedures, the current-year budget, E-911 meter fees, and employee compensation scales. The commission will also consider a notice to proceed for the Fords…
Council introduces three bond ordinances for equipment, water code, and budget amendments
The Fairfield Mayor and Council will introduce three bond ordinances: one reappropriating $31,055.06 for equipment, one amending a 2020 bond, and one amending the water code. A public hearing and second reading will be held for an ordinance amending the administration chapter. The consent agenda includes over 30…
Council to discuss data center moratorium, zoning changes
The Georgetown City Council will discuss a proposed moratorium on data centers, hold first readings of two zoning text amendments (mixed-use and PUDs), and consider a second reading of the FY 2025-2026 budget amendment. They will also vote on land sale contracts at Lanes Run Business Park and multiple municipal orders…
Board considers $37M Singing Bridge replacement grant applications
The Board will vote on a consent calendar of items including approving grant applications for the $37 million Singing Bridge replacement project, a $250,000 road salt contract, and a $58,700 flood gate repair. Other items include updates to recycling agreements, a sanitary sewer extension for Copperleaf Apartments…
City Commission to vote on FY27 budget, zoning, and food truck amendments
The Danville City Commission will hold second readings and votes on major ordinances including the FY27 budget, a bond ordinance, a zoning ordinance amendment, a stormwater ordinance amendment, and a food truck ordinance amendment. They will also hold first readings on the FY27 compensation/classification plan and a…
Water Quality Fees Board to select FY 2027 neighborhood and education grant recipients
The Board will review available funds and applications for Class A Neighborhood and Class B Education grants. The meeting includes discussions on director recommendations, public comment, and the status of incentive grants.
Committee to discuss $2M water projects, fiscal issues
The Public Works Committee will review action items from a previous meeting, including Hardin County Water Projects totaling $2 million over two years. The meeting also includes open fiscal issues from department heads and decisions on recommendations to the Fiscal Court. New action items will be considered.
Council considers new budget, zoning amendments, and infrastructure contracts
The City Council will review the FY 2026-2027 budget ordinance and several zoning text amendments. Additionally, the council is considering various engineering contracts for bridges, sidewalks, and stormwater projects.
First reading of FY27 budget and bond ordinance
The commission will consider first readings of several ordinances including the FY27 budget, a bond ordinance, zoning amendments, stormwater and food truck regulations. They will also vote on contracts for Morning Pointe, park scoreboards, a playground grant, and wastewater plant improvements, as well as insurance…
First reading of FY 2026-2027 budget ordinance
The Georgetown City Council is holding a special meeting to conduct first readings of several ordinances, including the FY 2026-2027 budget and two zoning text amendments. They will also consider contracts for the water and sewer service, approve a bulletproof vest grant, and receive an update on affordable housing.
Fiscal Court approves FY 2027 budget and standing orders
The Kenton County Fiscal Court will vote on approving the Fiscal Year 2027 budget, budget adjustments, and a standing order for utility payments. The meeting also includes a public hearing on road aid funds and several resolutions regarding grants and road maintenance contracts.
City Commission to review FY26-27 budget message and wastewater surcharge rates
The City Commission will hear the City Manager's budget message for FY26-27 and consider a second reading of an ordinance to amend wastewater surcharge rates. The body will also review employee benefits and a grant application for economic development.
Commission to vote on joint zoning text amendment
The Danville City Commission will vote on a joint zoning ordinance text amendment and consider several resolutions, including a study agreement for rural heart and lung health, a grant for cleaner water, and a bid award for the Mocks Creek Pump Station. A first reading of an ordinance to set ABC regulatory fees for…
Louisa County Planning Commission to discuss electric transmission permits
The Planning Commission will consider amendments to land development regulations and the 2040 Comprehensive Plan. The body will also discuss the definition of campgrounds and zoning methods to reduce growth impacts.
Lexington Planning Commission reviews three major property development plans
The Lexington Urban County Planning Commission will review three development plans and one street design waiver at its May 14 meeting. Staff and the Subdivision Committee are evaluating site layouts, parking circulation, stormwater systems, and open space requirements for properties on Bryant Road, S. Limestone, and…
Council considers budget amendments, zoning changes, and water quality contracts
The Urban County Council is reviewing the Mayor's proposed budget and several ordinances regarding zoning and personnel. The agenda includes multiple resolutions for infrastructure projects, including water treatment upgrades and road improvements.
Committee to consider reappointment to water district board
The Public Works Committee will meet to discuss open fiscal issues from department heads and consider a recommendation to reappoint Mr. Mike Bell to the Hardin County Water District #2 Board. The committee may also decide on other recommendations for the full fiscal court.
Middletown Council to adopt FY26-27 budgets for general fund and districts
The Middletown Common Council will hold a special meeting to adopt the fiscal year 2026-27 budgets for the General Fund, Fire District, Sanitation Collection District, and Water Pollution Control Authority. The meeting will include a public hearing and a vote on the Special Business District budget.
City Commission to consider wastewater rates and bid awards
The Paris City Commission will consider amending wastewater surcharge rates and awarding contracts for the Second Street Bridge and Fords Mill Road sewer project. The meeting also includes the appointment of officials and the ratification of a proclamation.
Board to consider $335,748 Taser purchase and employee longevity increase
The Board of Commissioners will discuss and take action on several items, including a $335,748 purchase of Axon Taser 10 energy weapons for the police department, a $62,150 utility relocation payment for the Westridge/Vandalay road project, and two ordinances modifying employee pay structures. The meeting also…
Second readings on zoning for MLK Blvd and HWY 34 area
The Danville City Commission will hold second readings on two ordinances: one for 145 E. Martin Luther King Blvd and another for HWY 34, Minor Rd., and Kate Ave. They will also vote on several resolutions including a school bus agreement with Boyle County Schools, a solid waste agreement amendment, change orders for…
Planning Commission to hear Corydon Council request on manufactured‑home rules
The Henderson City‑County Planning Commission will approve the April 7, 2026 minutes. It will consider revisions to the potable water technical standards in the Public Improvement Specifications. The commission will hold a public hearing on the Corydon City Council’s request to amend the text governing qualified…
Council holds public hearing on proposed water rates for FY26-27
The Common Council is holding a special meeting to conduct a public hearing on proposed water rates for fiscal year 2026-27. The discussion includes the water billing schedule, water use charges, and meter charges. No specific dollar amounts are listed in the agenda. The hearing is open for public comment before…
Council to hold public hearing on $750K bond for Cross Street firehouse renovation
The Common Council will hold a public hearing on a $750,000 bond ordinance to renovate the Cross Street firehouse. Council will also consider appropriating $281,939.40 for unanticipated winter overtime, vehicle repairs, and police emergency repairs. Other action items include approving FY2026-27 water rates…
Council considers zoning changes, budget amendments, and water quality contracts
The Urban County Council is reviewing several ordinances regarding land rezoning and municipal budget adjustments. The agenda also includes multiple resolutions for infrastructure projects, service agreements, and public safety funding.
Council discusses various contracts, funding requests, and infrastructure projects
The Urban County Council is reviewing several administrative items including budget amendments and new business authorizations. Proposed actions include approving service contracts for youth programming, water quality, and senior center hardware, as well as road improvement funding.
Commission to vote on employee pay scale ordinance
The commission will hold a second reading of Ordinance 2026-2, which amends employee pay scales and classification ranges. The consent agenda includes personnel orders, federal funding letters, a street closure, and a surplus declaration. A regular agenda item authorizes a water hydraulic model scope of work with HMB…
Council to vote on water and sewer system ordinance revision
The City Council will hold the second reading and vote on an ordinance revising Chapter 31 of the code relating to the consolidated municipal waterworks and sewer system. They will also hold the first reading on an ordinance creating a Records Management Specialist position. Fire Department awards will be presented…
Committee to discuss Republic Services franchise agreement
The Georgetown Public Works Committee will review and discuss the Republic Services franchise agreement, along with updates on hiring, salt auction, wood chip/leaf compost program, and several engineering projects including sidewalk rehab, stormwater projects, Main Street TAP grant, and street paving.
Fiscal Court to vote on opioid litigation opt‑in and multiple contract resolutions
The Hardin County Fiscal Court regular voting meeting will approve minutes from prior meetings, consider informational reports from water districts and other departments, and vote on several resolutions including an opt‑in to Phase 6 opioid litigation, a Tetra Tech contract extension, and a lease for copy machines…
Council discusses infrastructure projects and budget amendments
The Urban County Council is reviewing various administrative actions, including engineering agreements, utility infrastructure costs, and budget adjustments. Items include water main installations, storm water management, and several contract modifications.
Water Quality Fees Board to review incentive grant status and project sites
The board will receive a status update regarding Incentive Grant programs. The meeting includes a tour of Stormwater Quality Project Incentive Grant projects.