Kelly Dudley is an incumbent Bromley City Council member running for reelection.
Dudley was first elected to Bromley City Council in 2024. Dudley’s current council responsibilities include insurance, grants and public events, according to Bromley’s official website.
Bromley is a small river city in northern Kenton County with a population of about 724. The city encompasses less than half a square mile of land along the Ohio River, between Ludlow and Villa Hills. KY-8 runs through Bromley, connecting the city with neighboring communities along the river.
Bromley’s city government operates under a mayor-council system. The council consists of six members who serve two-year terms, with all six seats up for election in 2026.
The current council consists of Dudley, Andrew Clift, Mike Kendall, Matthew Walker, Tim Wartman, and David Radford. Mike Denham serves as mayor.
The council handles legislation and other municipal business affecting the city, including its budget, roads and infrastructure and other city services.
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