Editor’s note: FTM first broke this story on Wednesday, as part of our bi-weekly City Council Round-Up series. Upon publication, we consulted City Administrator Don Martin, who added clarification to a few of the points. This re-post is intended to bring those clarifications into focus for our readers. In the final minutes of Monday night’s […]
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City Council Round-Up: Reservoir Walking Paths, City Audited, Firefighters Contract Extended
Editor’s note: An earlier version of this story reported that city staff and council members had spoken with the Department of Homeland Security regarding the walking paths surrounding the reservoir, when in fact the city had discussed Homeland Security restrictions with the Northern Kentucky Water District. Language has also been edited to more accurately reflect […]
Get to Know the Candidates: Q&A w/ Jeff Bezold, Running for City Council
This year, all six Fort Thomas City Council members, along with Mayor Mary Brown, face re-election. As part of FTM’s efforts to keep you, the Fort Thomas electorate, informed and prepare you for the upcoming election season, the Q&A below is part of an ongoing FTM series spotlighting candidates in the 2014 election. Incumbents and challengers […]
Get to Know the Candidates: Q&A w/ Paul Whalen, Running for City Council
Paul L. Whalen, Candidate for Fort Thomas City Council This year, all six Fort Thomas City Council members, along with Mayor Mary Brown, face re-election. As part of FTM’s efforts to keep you, the Fort Thomas electorate, informed and prepare you for the upcoming election season, the Q&A below is part of an ongoing FTM […]
City Council Round-Up: 2014 Street Improvements, Door-to-Door Scam, Winter Fire Trends, and Rare Diseases Day
by PAT LaFLEUR Reporter, Fort Thomas Matters The 2014 Street Improvement Plan, a new door-to-door scam, police and fire department reports, and Rare Disease Day were all discussed by Fort Thomas City Council Tuesday night:
Mayor Mary Brown Proclaims Feb. 28 Rare Disease Day
Mary Brown delivers her proclamation to Joey Holt and his mother, Gina Bridewell-Holt, of Fort Thomas. Photo source// Melissa Kelly by PAT LaFLEUR Reporter, Fort Thomas Matters Joey Holt, a 12-year-old Fort Thomas resident, asked Mayor Mary Brown and members of City Council to proclaim Feb. 28, 2014 Rare Disease Day.
City Council Round-Up: Daytime Burglary, Snow Plowing, 2013 Street Resurfacing Costs
by PAT LaFLEUR Reporter, Fort Thomas Matters Fort Thomas city snow-plowing, costs for the 2013 street resurfacing project, another daytime burglary, and local representation on the OKI Board were all topics of discussion at Monday night’s Fort Thomas City Council meeting. Here’s a recap:
Candidates File for Fort Thomas City Elections
Fort Thomas’s current City Council, (from the left) Tom Lampe, Roger Peterman, Eric Haas, Mayor Mary Brown, Lisa Kelly, Jay Fossett, and Ken Bowman. by PAT LaFLEUR Reporter, Fort Thomas Matters Today marked the deadline to file as a candidate for the 2014 elections in the city of Fort Thomas.
BREAKING: Incumbent Fossett will Not Seek Reelection for Fort Thomas City Council
Jay Fossett. Photo source: http://strategicadvisersllc.com Fort Thomas councilman Jay Fossett tells FortThomasMatters that he will not seek reelection for Fort Thomas City Council. Fossett was elected to the Fort Thomas City Council in November of 2012. Fossett was formerly the City Solicitor in Covington and later became the City Manager, where he served in that position […]
Get to Know Your City Council: Q&A with Councilman Roger Peterman
Fort Thomas City Councilman Roger Peterman (image via city of Fort Thomas) by PAT LaFLEUR Reporter, Fort Thomas Matters UPDATE: As of Jan. 28th, Mr. Peterman is registered as a candidate for Fort Thomas City Council. This year, all six Fort Thomas City Council members, along with Mayor Mary Brown, face re-election. As part of […]

