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Kathleen Bryant

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Infrastructure

Fort Mitchell announces long-time Fire Chief Adam Fuller’s retirement

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Fort Mitchell's long-time fire chief Adam Fuller has announced that he will officially retire in August.  Chief Fuller has worked in public service since 1993...
Briefs

Fort Wright measure to mitigate long lines at polling places

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Fort Wright is taking measures against any possible shortage of poll workers for the upcoming 2023 primary election.  To prepare, the city council passed Executive...
Crime

Fort Mitchell to purchase new body cameras, cloud-based storage

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At a recent city council meeting, Police Chief Robert Nader proposed changing body camera platforms for the Fort Mitchell Police Department. The Fort Mitchell...
Infrastructure

Fort Mitchell proposes change to vicious dog penalties

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Fort Mitchell has heard complaints and concerns on the topic of vicious dog penalties in the city over the past few months. In February,...
Health

Fort Wright City Council passes resolution in support of eliminating certificate of need requirement in NKY

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Fort Wright’s city council showed nearly unilateral support for a bill that would create an exemption for the requirement of a certificate of need...
Culture

Keeping Fort Wright beautiful: Community Improvement Committee tackles litter

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Fighting litter and beautifying the city were hot topics at a recent Fort Wright City Council meeting.  Margie Witt of Fort Wright City Council’s Community...
Health

Opioid settlement funds would ‘recoup’ Fort Wright opioid crisis expenses

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Opioid producers are being held accountable for the ongoing opioid crisis, and Fort Wright, like many other Kentucky cities, is seeking to be compensated...
Infrastructure

Fort Mitchell proposes increased fines for animal-related offenses

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Fort Mitchell’s proposed revision to their animal offense penalties would raise fines and change reporting requirements. Fort Mitchell City Attorney Olivia Amlung conducted the...
News

Fort Wright repeals COVID executive order after three years

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After nearly three years, the City of Fort Wright officially repealed its COVID state of emergency. Near the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, it...
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