Candidate for: Fort Thomas City Council
Challenger
Huey Pergrem has been a resident of Fort Thomas for the last 30 years.
He said, though you may not know him, you have probably seen him running through town. Pergrem said his daily runs through the city have given him a deep appreciation for his neighbors and where he lives.
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Huey and his wife, Julie, are the parents of two Highland High School graduates; he is a Paycor employee and a Northern Kentucky University graduate. Pergrem said he places a strong emphasis on family and would like to preserve the many parks and green spaces in town for future generations.
Pergrem faces a Fort Thomas City Council primary on May 19 against: Allison Alessandro, Steve Arey, Ken Bowman, Adam Blau, Mary Anne Brown, Brad Fennell, Frances Hoffman, Brandon Long, Lauren McIntosh, Ben Pendery, Brandon Roller, Hunter Schlosser, Eric Strange and Ashley Sullivan.
“I values transparency, accountability and would like to restore confidence in city council,” Pergrem said. “It is time for some new voices and perspectives.”