What you need to know Erlanger has formed a task force to consider whether to change its public records request regulations. The task force is chaired by Council Member and former Mayor Tyson Hermes and met for the first time Tuesday afternoon. No official actions took place at the meeting. Task forces are recommending bodies […]
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Six honored by Covington Latin School
Erlanger City Councilmember Tyson Hermes was honored with the Bonitatem Alumnus Award by Covington Latin School for his work in public service.
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Here are the new Erlanger City Councilmembers
The results are in for the Erlanger City Council. Incumbents Diana Niceley, Jennifer Jasper-Lucas, Tom Cahill, Renee Wilson, Tyson Hermes, Renee Skidmore and Rebecca Reckers will rejoin the council. Challengers Chris Farmer and Michele Fields will fill the remaining open seats. The Erlanger City Council had 13 candidates vying for nine open seats. The council […]
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Erlanger City Council candidates discuss goals and backgrounds at public forum
Erlanger City Council candidates discussed their backgrounds and goals at a public forum, with topics including communication with residents, infrastructure improvements, park improvements and financial priorities.
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Erlanger City Council
Erlanger City Council (13 candidates, vote for 9) Click on the candidate’s names to learn more about them: Thomas Cahill Thomas Cahill is a current member of the council running for a ninth term with the city. In the past, Cahill has volunteered over the last 30 years with the city’s Rescue Squad, Fire/EMS department, […]
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Erlanger tax rates may change after $49 million PVA error found
Erlanger City Council discussed Tuesday how it can make tax adjustments after discovering a $49 million error in a personal property tax assessment. While on a call with the Property Value Administration last week, the city found out that their 2023 personal property assessment was inaccurate because an unnamed business misclassified $49 million in inventory […]
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Erlanger City Council discusses potential regulations for medicinal cannabis
Erlanger City Council discussed the steps it would take to regulate medicinal cannabis businesses, including letting citizens vote on establishing them or banning them from the city altogether, while also considering potential revenue from taxes and fees.
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Deadline for Erlanger banner program occurs on Tuesday
Tuesday, Dec. 12 is the deadline for the Erlanger beautification banner program for next year. The program solicits local businesses to sponsor a banner that the city will hang along Dixie Highway or Commonwealth Avenue from early January to early May and then again from September to November. Banners are $500 each, and all proceeds […]
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Erlanger City Council receives anonymous letter calling attention to road conditions
The Erlanger City Council and mayor recently received an anonymous letter that called attention to the condition of some of the roads in the city. Council member Tyson Hermes presented the letter, which arrived at the building in November, to the other council members at the meeting on Tuesday. The author provided neither a name […]
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Erlanger votes to enact resilience fund, lower property taxes
The Erlanger City Council voted to enact a special resiliency fund in the city’s budget and institute new property tax rates at a special legislative meeting on Tuesday. The meeting was held specifically to vote on these measures and the new fiscal year’s wage scale for city employees, which also passed. The new tax rates […]