Mayor updates on rapid progress of police department plaza renovations

The City Council of Jeffersontown, Kentucky, convened on April 17, 2025, to discuss ongoing developments and improvements within the community. The meeting highlighted significant progress on the police department's construction project, with updates provided on various aspects of the work.

The council was informed that the curbing for the police department's parking lot and plaza area has been completed. Additionally, the first layer of blacktop has been installed, and concrete work is progressing well. Paver installation began late the previous night, with expectations that this phase will be completed by the following day. Over the next three weeks, council members can anticipate substantial advancements in the project, including landscaping and fencing, as preparations continue for the eventual opening of the new facilities.

Mayor and council members also acknowledged the efforts of Building Inspector Amanda Ehler, who played a crucial role in resolving an issue related to the life safety plan for the building's egress. Her proactive involvement helped expedite the necessary approvals, ensuring that the project remains on track.

Overall, the meeting underscored the city's commitment to enhancing public safety infrastructure and the collaborative efforts of city staff in facilitating these developments. The council looks forward to further updates as the project progresses.