Fort Thomas city council provided live coverage of their March meeting on Facebook. by Robin Gee, city council beat editor On March 16, Fort Thomas city council went live on Facebook with its monthly meeting. The move to provide live coverage had been part of a developing communications plan for the city, but with the […]
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Candidates File for City Offices Across Campbell County
It’s that time again. Election season is upon us. Here is a list of local candidates who have filed for the May 19 Kentucky primary. by Robin Gee For candidates who will be facing one, Friday, January 10, at 4 p.m. was the deadline to file for the primary on May 19. In Fort Thomas, […]
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City Council Roundup: Project Completions, Zoning Amendment, New Firefighter/Paramedic
Fort Thomas City Building By Robin Gee, City Council Beat Editor The November meeting of Fort Thomas City Council was brief and highlighted ongoing street repair and related work, much of which is coming to completion as the colder weather and holidays move in. City Administrator Ron Dill reported that the resurfacing of the tennis […]
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City Council Roundup: Guest Fire Chief, City Building, Project Updates
Each year Moyer Elementary students create artwork featuring Fort Thomas businesses and organizations. This year, the city received artwork from Moyer students Benjamin Loyson, Graham Wiley and Jack Walker. By Robin Gee, City Council Beat Editor A new face represented the Fire Department at the October Fort Thomas city council meeting. Grace Mumper, a fifth […]
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June 17 City Council: Budget, Bad Weather, Executive Session, Golf Carts
Fort Thomas City Council at work during the June 2 meeting. Council met twice this month to accommodate budget requirements. By Robin Gee, City Council Beat Editor In the second of two Fort Thomas City Council meetings held this month, council took care of business for the coming fiscal year. The Law, Labor, License Committee […]
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June 3 City Council: Proclamations and Communications
Fort Thomas resident Tiffany Huber addresses council on communication methods. By Robin Gee, City Council Beat Editor This month, city council will hold two meetings to ensure state deadlines and rules are met for the annual fiscal year budget process. At this first of two meetings, council heard a first reading of the budget and […]
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City Council Takes Oath of Office, Celebrates Final Community Plan
Campbell County District Court Judge Cameron Blau administers the oath of office to Mayor Eric Haas. By Robin Gee, Council Beat Editor At the January Fort Thomas City Council meeting, the first order of business was the swearing in of the mayor and the 2019 board of council. Two new members, Adam Blau and Mark […]
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2018 Election Results for Fort Thomas and Campbell County
Compiled by Robin Gee, City Council Beat Editor Here are 2018 election results for Fort Thomas, followed by races in Campbell County. (source: Kentucky State Board of Elections). For more election results, see the Kentucky State Board of Elections website. (source: Kentucky State Board of Elections). Fort Thomas FORT THOMAS MAYOR Eric Haas – 5,675 […]
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Fort Thomas City Council Explores Traffic Safety Issue
Engineers Jay Korros (l) and Rob Hans (r) discuss traffic safety issues with city council members. City Council members met this week to review traffic control policies in an effort to address concerns about speeding and other traffic issues in Fort Thomas neighborhoods. Council members met with traffic engineering experts from CT Consultants in a […]
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Golf Cart Delivery Coming to Fort Thomas
by Robin Gee Santa will stick to the sleigh, but some Fort Thomas residents will see a new method of holiday delivery in their neighborhoods this season. Package-laden golf carts will be tooling around some neighborhoods as part of a United Parcel Service (UPS) program designed to help handle increased volume during the peak usage […]
