Paducah commission approves 9-1-1 parcel-fee changes, union contracts and other measures The Paducah Board of Commissioners unanimously approved an amended 9-1-1 parcel fee ordinance, two three-year union agreements and several municipal orders March 24; the city also introduced a consensual annexation and reviewed a $1.76 million EPA grant application for stormwater work.

The Paducah Board of Commissioners just made crucial updates to the 9-1-1 parcel fee ordinance and approved significant labor agreements that could reshape emergency services and municipal operations!

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Paducah commission approves PCM funding, board-member pay and introduces three ordinances At its Nov. 25 meeting the Paducah Board of Commissioners approved a $200,000 funding agreement for Paducah Cooperative Ministry, adopted an ordinance to pay board and commission members, approved consent items, and introduced ordinances on golf carts, an abandoned urban property tax, and expanded South Side incentives.

The Paducah Board of Commissioners just made significant strides by approving a $200,000 funding agreement for an emergency shelter and setting new compensation for board members!

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Paducah police chief highlights expanded training, integrated cameras and in‑car tech Paducah Police Chief Bridal Laird outlined the department's four-division structure, said officers typically receive 80–120 hours of annual training (Kentucky requires 40), and described integrated Axon body/in‑car cameras, license‑plate readers and other in-car technology used to improve response and transparency.

Paducah Police Chief Bridal Laird reveals how cutting-edge technology and extensive officer training make Paducah one of the safest cities in Kentucky, despite online myths to the contrary.

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Paducah commission introduces four ordinances including board pay, golf‑cart rules and pet‑sale prohibition On first reading the commission introduced four ordinances: (1) establish meeting pay of $100 for chairpersons and $75 for members starting Jan. 1, 2026 (estimated ~$100,000/year); (2) allow permitted golf carts on city streets with a $25 one‑time permit and inspection requirements; (3) ban retail sale of live dogs and cats within city limits with$

Paducah's City Commission is shaking things up with new ordinances on board member pay, golf cart regulations, and a ban on retail pet sales—what's driving these changes?

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Paducah mayor pro tem Sandra Wilson says growth, housing and riverfront projects top priorities In a City Profile interview, Paducah city commissioner and mayor pro tem Sandra Wilson said population growth, housing development, reindustrialization of the former DOE site and downtown/riverfront projects are her top priorities for the next five years.

Paducah's mayor pro tem Sandra Wilson outlines bold plans for population growth, affordable housing, and revitalizing the riverfront—transforming the city for future generations.

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National Park Service Presents Greenway Trail Extension Plans to City Officials Russ Clark discusses Greenway Trail steps and proposed path with city leaders.

The Greenway Trail Extension project is set to transform Paducah's landscape, promising enhanced connectivity and outdoor fun after nearly two years of development!

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City Officials Announce Recycling Pickup Schedule Changes for Residents Officials confirm new recycling truck routes aimed at improving city sanitation services.

Paducah City is revamping its waste management services with an exciting new recycling pickup schedule—find out how these changes will keep our community cleaner than ever!

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City Reflects on Tragedy Amid Emancipation Proclamation Celebrations and Congratulates Chamber Leader City officials express disappointment over a tragic incident while celebrating community achievements.

Paducah City reflects on a tragic loss during celebrations of freedom while also honoring a local leader for outstanding community service.

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Boudicca City Commission Approves Solid Waste Budget and Service Enhancements Commission adopts budget for solid waste improvements, including recycling and brush pickup changes.

Paducah City is shaking up its waste management with a new budget and enhanced services that promise to make recycling and brush collection easier than ever for residents!

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Paducah City Commission Approves $125,000 in Homeless Services Grants Commission allocates funds to three local agencies for emergency shelter and housing assistance.

Paducah City is stepping up its game by granting $125,000 to local agencies dedicated to fighting homelessness and boosting community development!

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Paducah City Commission Explores Golf Cart and Special Purpose Vehicle Regulations City considers changes to regulations for golf carts and special purpose vehicles on roads.

Paducah officials are debating whether to allow golf carts on local roads, igniting a heated discussion about safety and community needs.

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Paducah City Council Approves South Side Revitalization Plan For Urban Development Council adopts South Side revitalization plan, enabling community development in eight neighborhoods.

Paducah just achieved a game-changing milestone with its new CDBG entitlement status, unlocking federal funds and paving the way for a revitalization plan that promises to transform eight neighborhoods!

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City of Paducah approves budget amendment and equipment purchase for public works Commissioners approve $205,300 budget amendment for health and general insurance funds.

In a dramatic city commission meeting, Paducah officials face tough financial choices, including a $205,300 budget amendment that could reshape the future of employee insurance.

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Paducah City Commissioners approve $137M budget for fiscal year 2026 The city budget prioritizes public safety, infrastructure, and economic development for residents.

Paducah's City Commission has approved a bold $137.8 million budget for 2026, aimed at enhancing public safety, infrastructure, and economic growth for its residents.

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City Council discusses neighborhood revitalization and historic district recommendations Council plans to gather community feedback on neighborhood improvements and historic preservation.

Paducah is on the brink of transformation as the Planning Commission unveils bold plans for revitalization and community engagement!

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