One year after the historic flood that impacted our community, recovery remains top of mind for many Frankfort families. While progress has been made, we know some residents are still rebuilding their homes, businesses, and lives. And in the city, we are focusing on reducing the impact of future flooding. Last month, Frankfort City Commissioner […]
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From the Mayor’s Desk: The Future of Frankfort’s Waste Management
This week, the City Commission took an important step. We directed staff to explore partnering with a private company to handle many of Frankfort’s waste management services, including trash and recycling. As you know, our city’s waste collection has been handled for many years by dedicated public servants. These are individuals who take pride in […]
From the Mayor’s Desk: A Year That Exemplifies Frankfort’s Transformation
I’ve often said that Frankfort is transforming, and 2025 demonstrated what that looks like in real terms. This was a year defined by meaningful economic development progress across multiple fronts. From major job announcements and strategic infill projects to regional partnerships and long-term planning, Frankfort continued to build momentum and strengthen its position for the […]
From the Mayor’s Desk: Major Projects Update
Every day, I am grateful that the public has entrusted me with helping to shape Frankfort’s future. I am committed to our city’s prosperity and growth, and because of the hard work of many people dedicated to the same, we have several important initiatives underway
From the Mayor’s Desk: Understanding Frankfort’s Real Property Tax Rate
This month, your City Commission voted to approve the city’s real property tax rate. The new rate is 19.5 cents per $100 of assessed value, a slight decrease from last year.
From the Mayor’s Desk: Moving Forward on a New Pool
Last Monday, the commission held a joint meeting with the Franklin County Fiscal Court and Franklin County Public Schools, at which we all voted to adopt an interlocal agreement (an agreement between two or more local governments to work together on a specific project) to initiate work on a new indoor aquatic and wellness center.





