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Hopkinsville Mayor J.R. Knight has announced the first recipients of the city’s Lot Next Door Program, as Austin Moss and Cross Point Ministries step in to ...
Hopkinsville Mayor J.R. Knight Jr., presented a budget on Friday morning that includes more than $47 million in revenue and boasts a 6.5% pay increase for city employees, a triple
Chief Sumner also said the police department held an event to reach out to the city’s homeless community last Friday and he was amazed at the response when 30 to 40 people attended. In new business, the Lot Next Door Program was unanimously approved by an 8-0 vote with council members Patricia Bell, Tom Johnson, Terry Parker, and Alethea West absent from the meeting. The municipal order authorizes Mayor Wendell Lynch, Chief Administrative Officer Troy Body, and City Attorney Doug Willen to initiate legal action and release liens as necessary to facilitate the program. The Lot Next Door Prog...
Opening up his address, Lynch reflected on the last year and the Coronavirus pandemic. âWeâre not defined by COVID, as a matter of fact, it has made us stronger. It has enabled us to actually slow down a little bit and to focus on whatâs really really important, thatâs our families, our friends, our communities and those things that we can control and advance in a way that keeps us safe and keeps us healthy,â Lynch said. In budget proposals, Lynch mentioned a 12% pension increase, .67% Department Head Salary Adjustments increase and a 8.80% Payroll Tax Revenue Increas...
Hopkinsville City Council members recently approved the ‘Lot Next Door Program,’ which could help clean up residential properties around the city. Mayor Wendell Lynch told the News Edge the program would provide a unique opportunity to residents that live next to dilapidated properties.