Dear District 7 Resident, The goodness of District 7 residents is the very reason I decided to get involved in public service 12 years ago. I have worked hard to
represent you with the focus of placing others first, serving in a professional and respectful manner, and being accessible.
You have elected me as your Councilman three times, which I am deeply honored. After considerable thought, however, I have decided to not seek another term as your representative in order to focus on my family and my new responsibilities at the Kilgore Counseling
Center. While my interest in public policy remains strong, I will continue to be engaged in public policy and I am keeping my options open for future office.
Over the years, I have worked hard to improve transparency and ethics in local government, highlight our need to be more economically competitive and improve opportunities for businesses and job creators. Working with the many
suburban city Mayors, neighborhood leaders and countless staff within Metro Government, we have made improvements to some of our busiest roads, revitalized an old strip mall into a shopping destination and improved our parks system. In the coming year, I will seek to close out our work on quiet zones in the area, conclude a number of road and park projects and continue the discussion on a Local Option Sales Tax (LOST).
The opportunity to serve as your Metro Councilman has been a wonderful experience. While we have made great strides, we must continue to work hard to enhance the community's competitiveness in our regional and global economy through economic development and education initiative.
Thank you for the opportunity to serve as your Councilman,
Ken
Council Members Ken Fleming and Tina Ward-Pugh Invite you to the Public meeting for the Hubbards Lane Project
Louisville - Metro Council members Ken Fleming (District 7) and Tina Ward-Pugh (District 9) announce an upcoming public meeting for the Hubbards Lane Widening Project on January 29th from 7:00-9:00 p.m. at the Trinity High School Auditorium (4011 Shelbyville Road.) This project is being done in cooperation between Louisville Metro Government, the Kentucky Transportation
Cabinet and the Federal Highway Administration. The purpose of this project is to increase the capacity and safety of Hubbards Lane between US60 and Westport Road and to improve bicycle and pedestrian accessibility from Kresge Way to Westport Road.
Project representatives will be on hand to discuss the latest project updates and answer any questions residents may have.
What: Hubards Lane Project Public Meeting
Where: Trinity High
School Cafeteria
4011 Shelbyville Road
Louisville, Kentucky 40207
When: January 29th 7 PM- 9 PM
