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During its July 1st meeting, Council's General Government and Planning Committee will get an update on efforts to enforce Lexington's regulations on short-term rentals.

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Short-term rental listings have declined in Lexington. What rules has the city added in recent years? This week, Councilmembers will get an update on what local enforcement efforts look like.

Strong neighborhood connections are key to our community's civic health, and that's why we're excited to offer neighborhood block party grants again! Your gathering can be a traditional block party with food and music or something seasonal — like a Halloween decoration party or neighborhood caroling. As long as it’s in a public space and open to the neighborhood, the details are up to you and your community.

Applications are due July 10th. Learn more and apply at civiclex.org/porch-to-porch

After months of community conversations, workshops, and public input, the Draft Downtown Area Master Plan is ready for review.

Now it's your chance to take a look at the draft and make your voice heard. Your feedback will help refine the plan before it is finalized and adopted.

Visit downtownlexplan.com to explore the plan and share your thoughts on the future of downtown Lexington.

On Tuesday, Mayor Linda Gorton’s proposed city budget will be up for a second and final reading before Council.

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Council moves ahead with spending priorities for security, ADA upgrades Lexington's Urban County Council approved several spending requests for the next city budget, including $135,098 for additional building security in city hall.