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Representatives from the cities of Lakeside Park, Crescent Springs and Villa Hills attended the Change of Command ceremony at Ft Campbell, KY, recently.  What an honor to watch!  Here are details: Battalion, 320TH Field Artillery Regiment Change of Command Ceremony at which LTC Charles Kean relinquished his command to LTC Thomas Donatelle. Many blessings and wishes to the LTC Kean and his family as they move to their new location and assignment at West Point.   Villa Hills, Crescent Springs, Lakeside Park, Erlanger and Elsmere welcome LTC Thomas Donatelle and family to your ASA adopted cities!!!! We appreciate and treasure the beautiful connection and sweet memories that together we have made with our present and past battalion members since we began our partnership...

September, 2017

    KENTON CONNECTS          Walk. Bike. Connect Bicycle and Pedestrian Study Survey www.KentonConnects.org Kenton Connects, an update to Kenton County's most recent bicycle and pedestrian plans, has officially begun. The Kenton Connects plan will identify issues and recommend policy changes to improve bicycle and pedestrian conditions in Kenton County. Input is needed from those who live, work, and play in Kenton County to assess bicycle and pedestrian conditions. Please visit the study website, www.KentonConnects.org and complete the Kenton Connects survey. Also, subscribe to the study email list to receive updates on the study. For more information, please contact Chris Schneider, AICP with PDS at 859-331-8980. ...

Regular City Council Minutes

CLEAN OUT YOUR MEDICINE CABINET TO PREVENT DRUG ABUSE AND PROTECT OUR COMMUNITY Northern Kentucky residents can safely dispose of any expired or unneeded medications, especially opioid pain medication and other narcotics, to help prevent misuse, abuse or addiction. To facilitate safe disposal, drug disposal pouches are available for free to Northern Kentuckians at more than 30 locations, including all Kroger pharmacies in Northern Kentucky. Using the pouches, individuals can safely dispose of medications at home. “As Northern Kentuckians continue to work together to fight the heroin epidemic in our community, we must take steps to prevent misuse or abuse of prescription pain medications and narcotics,” said Rep. Kim Moser (R-Kenton/Campbell County), who is also a...

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Regular City Council Meeting

The 20 Safest Cities in Kentucky - 2017  You have plenty to brag about if you’re lucky enough to call one of these Kentucky cities home. On average, the twenty safest cities in the state reported fewer than one violent crime per 1,000 people. That’s almost 90% less than the regional average, according to the most recent FBI crime report. The occurrence of property crime was also notably low, with just ten of these crimes reported per 1,000 residents. Analyzing the FBI crime report further, we discovered these twenty safety-minded cities cited a total of just 358 burglaries—remarkably few considering they represent over 180,000 citizens. Equally impressive: there were zero reports of murder and only four arsons among the cities on our list. We congratulat...