Commissioners approve amended towing ordinance after heated public hearing and legal objections Bowling Green commissioners approved an amended ordinance on towing and private-parking fee/signage rules after extended public comment and legal warnings from a local towing company owner; opponents called the measure unconstitutional and warned of litigation.

Bowling Green commissioners have stirred controversy by unanimously approving a towing ordinance amidst heated public opposition, sparking accusations of illegality and potential lawsuits.

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Bowling Green amends private-lot towing rules after lengthy public comment, sets fee caps and new signage requirements After hours of public comment from students, residents and property owners, Bowling Green commissioners voted on first reading to amend the city's towing and immobilization ordinance, capping private-lot towing and booting fees, tightening signage standards and removing an after-hours gate fee amid pending litigation.

Bowling Green is shaking up its towing rules after intense public outcry over rapid booting and unclear signage—major changes could be on the horizon!

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Votes at a glance: Bowling Green commission approves personnel moves, policy updates, grants and procurement At its Feb. 3 meeting the commission unanimously approved personnel promotions and transfers, adopted police and fire policy manuals, accepted a parks master plan, authorized a $2.3 million DOT grant application, renewed a parks bid and approved a property purchase; all recorded motions passed by roll call.

Bowling Green's City Commission just made major moves, approving personnel promotions, policy updates, and a $2.3 million grant application all in one meeting!

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Bowling Green to seek $2.3 million federal grant for Russellville Road corridor design The city authorized submission of a US DOT grant application up to $2.3 million for design and preconstruction work on the Russellville Road corridor, citing pedestrian safety, stormwater fixes and potential bridge replacement; staff said construction could cost roughly $15.5 million.

Bowling Green is gearing up for a $15.5 million transformation of the Russellville Road corridor, seeking up to $2.3 million in federal funding to enhance safety and accessibility for all!

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Bowling Green seeks $1.52M federal TAP grant and state funds for Bryant Way Greenway The commission authorized a $1,521,265 TAP grant application and a state economic development grant application (up to $361,300.44) to support a 2,300-foot Bryant Way Greenway multiuse path and to reduce the city's match obligation, city staff said.

Bowling Green is one step closer to a safer, more accessible Bryant Way Greenway with a $1.52M federal grant application that promises to transform pedestrian access and reduce traffic congestion!

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Bowling Green approves $363,137 change order to raise, widen Cave Mill Road after April flooding The Bowling Green Board of Commissioners approved a $363,137 change order to the Cave Mill Road corridor project—bringing the total to $1,610,650—after April floods forced engineers to raise a segment roughly 4–5 feet and redesign drainage and alignment to meet FEMA elevation requirements.

Bowling Green is investing over $1.6 million to redesign Cave Mill Road, raising it 4-5 feet to combat flooding and ensure safety after April's devastating deluge.

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Commission authorizes interim borrowing for BGMU water and sewer projects Bowling Green approved a municipal order to authorize issuance of water and sewer revenue bond anticipation notes to finance three medium-sized BGMU projects; BGMU officials said interim financing will support design and early construction and that a later financing package will reflect final costs.

Bowling Green is taking a bold step to revamp its aging water and sewer infrastructure with new funding for crucial projects!

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Bowling Green advances first reading of stormwater utility with $4 monthly residential fee At a Nov. 4 Board of Commissioners meeting, staff presented Ordinance BG2025-26 to create a stormwater utility using an equivalent residential unit (ERU) approach; residential customers would pay $4 per month ($48/year), with fees not collected until Jan. 1, 2027. Commissioners pressed staff on discounts and billing logistics.

Bowling Green is moving forward with a stormwater utility proposal that could impact residents with a $4 monthly fee starting in 2027—find out what this means for your community!

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City presents FY26 plan for municipal road aid and coal severance funds; $2 million allocated to street overlay At a public hearing, city engineers outlined the proposed FY26 budget for municipal aid (liquid fuel tax) and coal/mineral severance funds, including a $2 million overlay (paving) program, $700,000 for Commerce Street rehab and a new $200,000 pavement-preservation pilot.

City engineers unveiled an ambitious FY26 plan that allocates $2 million for street paving and targets critical infrastructure improvements across the community.

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Votes at a glance: Bowling Green commission actions Oct. 21, 2025 Summary of formal municipal orders, ordinances and votes taken by the Bowling Green Board of Commissioners at its Oct. 21, 2025 meeting, with motion language, movers/seconders and roll-call results.

The Bowling Green Board of Commissioners made significant strides in public service by approving key appointments, promotions, and grants at their latest meeting.

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City to purchase AI-powered nonemergency call automation system after staff pilot visits; three-year subscription approved Commission approved a three-year subscription with Needle Inc. (dba Aurelian) for an automated nonemergency call-handling solution expected to handle up to 70% of nonemergency calls and provide multilingual support, transcription and integration with CAD.

Bowling Green is set to revolutionize its public safety response with a new AI-powered system that can handle 70% of nonemergency calls, ensuring faster service and multilingual support for all citizens.

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City to accept $5 million CDBG-DR award for infrastructure serving 70 Habitat homes Commission authorized acceptance of $5 million in Kentucky Community Development Block Grant—Disaster Recovery funds to support infrastructure for 70 attainable housing units on a 15-acre site in city limits, developed in partnership with Habitat for Humanity.

Bowling Green is set to transform its housing landscape with a $5 million grant, paving the way for 70 attainable homes in partnership with Habitat for Humanity.

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Bowling Green accepts $3.64 million federal grant for Barren River whitewater park project City commission ratified acceptance of a $3.64 million Land and Water Conservation Fund grant to build a whitewater park on the Barren River as part of a multi-phase riverfront redevelopment; city will supply a roughly 5% local match already identified in prior actions.

Bowling Green is set to transform its riverfront with a $3.64 million federal grant for a thrilling new whitewater park that promises to boost safety and recreation!

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Bowling Green city commission updates financial policies and approves cable franchise agreement Commission amends financial policies and approves new cable franchise regulations with Spectrum.

The Bowling Green Board of Commissioners just made pivotal changes to the city’s financial policies and approved a long-awaited cable franchise agreement with Spectrum!

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Bowling Green promotes Zane Martin and appoints James Morrow in finance and fire departments Commissioners approve promotions and new appointments in Bowling Green's finance and fire departments.

Bowling Green's city hall buzzed with excitement as they celebrated remarkable achievements and impactful personnel changes that promise to shape the community's future!

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Bowling Green renames local court to honor community leader Abraham Williams City officials rename court to Abraham Avenue to commemorate the legacy of Abraham Williams

Bowling Green honors local hero Abraham Williams by renaming a court to Abraham Avenue, ensuring his legacy inspires future generations.

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Commissioners approve purchase of flood mitigation property on Cave Mill Road Commissioners endorse $3.36 million acquisition to prevent future flooding on Cave Mill Road.

Bowling Green is taking a major step to combat flooding by acquiring a key property on Cave Mill Road, aiming to protect both current and future residents.

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Residents confront city officials over devastating flood impacts in Bowling Green Homeowners urge city to address severe flooding following devastating rainfall damage.

Residents of Bowling Green are demanding urgent action from city officials as devastating floods wreak havoc on their homes and businesses, leaving emotional scars and financial ruin in their wake.

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