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  • Share Is there a way for the city to include flyers/information about this Engage Lexington website through the apartment complexes? If new residents knew about this, it could increase engagement. Maybe as part of a new resident packet or something? on Facebook Share Is there a way for the city to include flyers/information about this Engage Lexington website through the apartment complexes? If new residents knew about this, it could increase engagement. Maybe as part of a new resident packet or something? on Twitter Share Is there a way for the city to include flyers/information about this Engage Lexington website through the apartment complexes? If new residents knew about this, it could increase engagement. Maybe as part of a new resident packet or something? on Linkedin Email Is there a way for the city to include flyers/information about this Engage Lexington website through the apartment complexes? If new residents knew about this, it could increase engagement. Maybe as part of a new resident packet or something? link

    Is there a way for the city to include flyers/information about this Engage Lexington website through the apartment complexes? If new residents knew about this, it could increase engagement. Maybe as part of a new resident packet or something?

    MP asked 25 days ago

    That is a great idea! Here is a printable flyer that you can use for spreading the word!

  • Share I often hear drivers complain about the frequent lane closures around the city. Is there anywhere online, or a phone number to call, to get updates as to when particular projects are estimated to be completed? on Facebook Share I often hear drivers complain about the frequent lane closures around the city. Is there anywhere online, or a phone number to call, to get updates as to when particular projects are estimated to be completed? on Twitter Share I often hear drivers complain about the frequent lane closures around the city. Is there anywhere online, or a phone number to call, to get updates as to when particular projects are estimated to be completed? on Linkedin Email I often hear drivers complain about the frequent lane closures around the city. Is there anywhere online, or a phone number to call, to get updates as to when particular projects are estimated to be completed? link

    I often hear drivers complain about the frequent lane closures around the city. Is there anywhere online, or a phone number to call, to get updates as to when particular projects are estimated to be completed?

    LexingtonCitizen1000 asked about 2 months ago

    Calling LexCall 311 is the best way to get up-to-date information! Our staff will be able to answer your questions or direct you to the appropriate division/department right away. If you have an issue that needs to be addressed, it will be logged with a service number that you can track online.

  • Share Is there going to be a double diamond in interchange at Lee town Road and New Circle? on Facebook Share Is there going to be a double diamond in interchange at Lee town Road and New Circle? on Twitter Share Is there going to be a double diamond in interchange at Lee town Road and New Circle? on Linkedin Email Is there going to be a double diamond in interchange at Lee town Road and New Circle? link

    Is there going to be a double diamond in interchange at Lee town Road and New Circle?

    Steech asked 3 months ago

    Yes, that is the construction happening in that area. Reach out to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet for more information on that project.

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  • Share When ordinances are added to a project (or other lengthy/hard to read documents), would there be consideration of running that document through something like ChatGPT to do a summary? Make it easier/accessible for the public? on Facebook Share When ordinances are added to a project (or other lengthy/hard to read documents), would there be consideration of running that document through something like ChatGPT to do a summary? Make it easier/accessible for the public? on Twitter Share When ordinances are added to a project (or other lengthy/hard to read documents), would there be consideration of running that document through something like ChatGPT to do a summary? Make it easier/accessible for the public? on Linkedin Email When ordinances are added to a project (or other lengthy/hard to read documents), would there be consideration of running that document through something like ChatGPT to do a summary? Make it easier/accessible for the public? link

    When ordinances are added to a project (or other lengthy/hard to read documents), would there be consideration of running that document through something like ChatGPT to do a summary? Make it easier/accessible for the public?

    zepfan22001 asked 3 months ago

    That is a good idea. However, the hope is that the project will include enough context for participants to understand what the documents are about and how they were created. That way, it is up to the participant to review and interpret them if they want to take that deeper dive.

    But please let up know if you think a project is lacking necessary information!

  • Share Is there a way to see the (anonymized) feedback. For example, I don't see any "Questions" in the STR project. on Facebook Share Is there a way to see the (anonymized) feedback. For example, I don't see any "Questions" in the STR project. on Twitter Share Is there a way to see the (anonymized) feedback. For example, I don't see any "Questions" in the STR project. on Linkedin Email Is there a way to see the (anonymized) feedback. For example, I don't see any "Questions" in the STR project. link

    Is there a way to see the (anonymized) feedback. For example, I don't see any "Questions" in the STR project.

    zepfan22001 asked 3 months ago

    We are working to create a reporting process for sharing project results with the public!

  • Share Is there a way to get involved in person? on Facebook Share Is there a way to get involved in person? on Twitter Share Is there a way to get involved in person? on Linkedin Email Is there a way to get involved in person? link

    Is there a way to get involved in person?

    Tommy Clasby asked 4 months ago

    Yes, thank you for asking! All meetings of the Urban County Council are open to the public, so feel free to check the city calendar and come at your convenience! Most are held at the Government Center - 200 E. Main St.

    If you'd like to address the Council about a specific concern, you can give public comment at any Tuesday Work Session or Thursday Council Meeting. 

    You are also welcome to email your district Council Member at any time to request a meeting. And make sure to check back on Engage Lexington periodically for ways to get involved with new and ongoing projects!

    I hope this helps!

  • Share Can I use Engage Lexington to give my council member feedback about a district issue? on Facebook Share Can I use Engage Lexington to give my council member feedback about a district issue? on Twitter Share Can I use Engage Lexington to give my council member feedback about a district issue? on Linkedin Email Can I use Engage Lexington to give my council member feedback about a district issue? link

    Can I use Engage Lexington to give my council member feedback about a district issue?

    LexGoGirl asked about 1 year ago

    This platform is not designed to receive feedback specific to your council district or council member. The projects on this site are issue-specific and impact Lexington as a whole. We encourage you to share any district specific questions or concerns with your Council office. You can contact your district council member here.

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  • Share I already participated in the current projects. Now what? on Facebook Share I already participated in the current projects. Now what? on Twitter Share I already participated in the current projects. Now what? on Linkedin Email I already participated in the current projects. Now what? link

    I already participated in the current projects. Now what?

    fishandchips asked about 1 year ago

    Thank you for your participation! This is an active website with living projects that will grow and change over time! If you have subscribed to one of our current projects, you will be notified when there is an update to the project. Be sure to follow the Urban County Council on Facebook and Instagram and check back in periodically for any new projects that will be coming up in the future!

  • Share Can people give feedback without registering? on Facebook Share Can people give feedback without registering? on Twitter Share Can people give feedback without registering? on Linkedin Email Can people give feedback without registering? link

    Can people give feedback without registering?

    tomtom75 asked about 1 year ago

    You must be registered on the site to participate in the website’s interactive features. Registering is completely anonymous and secure.  Other users may be able to see your username when you post on the site, but no third parties will have access to your information or will be provided with your details. The city’s goal is to provide a variety of means for people to engage and share. This data will help us evaluate whether we are meeting that goal.

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  • Share I don’t live in Lexington, but I work here. Can I still register? on Facebook Share I don’t live in Lexington, but I work here. Can I still register? on Twitter Share I don’t live in Lexington, but I work here. Can I still register? on Linkedin Email I don’t live in Lexington, but I work here. Can I still register? link

    I don’t live in Lexington, but I work here. Can I still register?

    PickleBaller asked about 1 year ago

    Yes! If you work in Lexington, own property here, or visit often, please register and participate! When you complete your registration, and get to the question about your council district, select “Not a resident” or select the council district in which you work or own property. Find the council district by entering the address here.

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