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Officials praise residents and crews after blizzard; police apply for vest grant

Village of Lexington Regular Council · February 2, 2026
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Summary

Chief Troy Weaver thanked residents for clearing vehicles during the snow event and said no tickets or towing were required. He said the department held its budget meeting and applied for a police-vest grant. Administrator Them praised service departments for rapid mailbox repairs.

Police Chief Troy Weaver told Council that residents followed the Village’s request to remove vehicles from snow-covered streets during the recent blizzard; the department issued no tickets and conducted no towing. Chief Weaver said the department also held its budget meeting and has applied for a grant to purchase police vests.

Administrator Peter Them praised the Street, Parks and Water & Sewer departments for rapid responses during the storm, saying water breaks were repaired 'in record time' and damaged mailboxes have been repaired or replaced as of that afternoon. Council members complimented staff; Councilman Keith Bacin singled out crews for prompt action on downed mailboxes.

The administration provided a schedule of upcoming committee meetings related to capital expenditures but did not present specific new budget items during the Feb. 2 session.