Positioned in the heart of Kentucky's Bluegrass region, on the outskirts of Lexington, Nicholasville is in the seventh fastest growing county in Kentucky. The area is known for its rural beauty, music heritage and historical signficance. Nicholasville also has affordable housing with elbow room, excellent schools, bountiful recreational opportunities and unique shopping and dining venues. On top of that, it has retained its friendly, less rushed atmosphere.
We invite you to explore all Nicholasville has to offer.
DOWNTOWN MASTER PLAN: See the plan for developing downtown Nicholasville that was recently approved by the City of Nicholasville and Jessamine Co. Fiscal Court.
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In March 2010, more than 130 million
addresses across the nation will receive a census form.
Completing your census form is easy, important and safe.
Your participation is essential to ensuring a brighter
tomorrow for our community. Please visit the US Census
website for more information.
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Need Social Services?
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You or someone you know may benefit from 211.
A 24-hour-a-day referral service that connects those in need with social services in Fayette,
Anderson, Bourbon, Clark, Jessamine, Madison, Montgomery, Scott and Woodford counties.
For more details, visit the United Way of the Bluegrass Website
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City Commission
Members of the Nicholasville Board of Commissioners include (from left to right): Andy Williams, Commissioner, John Collier, Commissioner, Russ Meyer, Mayor, Betty Black, Commissioner, and Doug Blackford, Commissioner.
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Nicholasville Fire Department earns Safety Award:
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 Nicholasville Purchasing Department
Some bid opportunities are now listed on this website.
Be sure to check back frequently for opportunities to do business with the city. Read More»
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Nicholasville is at the heart of my family's life. That's why I take such pride in our community and selected downtown revitalization as one of my priorities as mayor. With that in mind, we have launched a significant multi-year plan that will highlight downtown's best structural features, add visual appeal to...Read More |
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Nicholasville Company Recognized
Mayor Meyer congratulates AEP Industries managers for winning the 2010 Governor's Safety and Health Award.
The award recognizes outstanding safety and health performance and encourages development of programs designed
to reduce and even eliminate occupational injuries and illnesses.
Water Line Insurance Mailing
This week most residents received a mailing concerning water line service insurance. THIS MAILING WAS NOT FROM THE CITY.
It was from a company in Florida who is currently under investigation. We NEVER disclose customer information to third parties.
Always use caution when disclosing any bank/credit card numbers to an unknown company. For further information about the investigation
please refer to http://www.seflorida.bbb.org.
Help the Jessamine County Health Department fight H1N1!
Please help us share important information about H1N1 prevention by posting one of the "Do Something Super" posters in your church or workplace. To do so, simply click on the link below and print on legal sized paper.
Do Something Super Poster.
If your church or business would like to have a presentation on H1N1, please contact the health department's regional epidemiologist, Jennifer Methvin, to schedule one. Jennifer can be reached at JenniferN.Methvin@ky.gov.
For more information about H1N1 prevention and vaccination clinics, visit www.jessaminecohealthdept.org or call (859)885-4149.
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SAVE A PET--HELP A PET
Looking for a new pet or need to find a home for one? The Jessamine County SAVE Center is what you are looking for. Their mission is to partner with the community to prevent animal cruelty, provide humane education, promote adoptions, and actively endorse spay/neuter programs. They respect and support the growing sentiment that dogs and cats are valued family members.
For details visit: SAVE Website
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Email Updates
Click Here to add your address to our list of interested community individuals who receive updates about the City of Nicholasville.
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Utilities Director Tom Calkins and City Clerk Roberta Warren have worked together for many years. |
Keeper of the Records and Much More
If you attend a Nicholasville City Commission meeting some Monday evening, among the elected and appointed officials, you’ll see Roberta Warren efficiently doing her job. She calls roll and records Board Members’ various actions, often saying little else, but sometimes answering a question or reading back a motion....Read More |
Previously Featured Profiles:
METER DEPARTMENT: New Meters Save Time Read More »
BEAUTIFICATION PROJECT MAKES THE MOST OF A SLOW SITUATION ...Read More
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Looking for a Job with the City of Nicholasville? Click Here
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