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Mayor, City of Lebanon Junction

Vote for: 1
Term: 4 years
Candidates: 2
Election: Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: The mayor is the chief executive of the City of Lebanon Junction and oversees city departments and services.

Nonpartisan.

Candidates Compare by issue

Jennie Fleming

No party listed

The gist

Proposes seeking grants for parks, sidewalks and roads
Proposes updating the city park for children with disabilities
Supports better access to groceries and medical transportation

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Proposes seeking grants for parks, sidewalks and roads
Exploring Fleming's vision for Lebanon Junction's future
News coverage · The Pioneer News (Shepherdsville) · Mar 19, 2026 · pmg-ky1.com
“She would also like the city to pursue state and federal grants designed to help small hometowns improve their parks, sidewalks, roads and accessibility.”
Proposes updating the city park for children with disabilities
Exploring Fleming's vision for Lebanon Junction's future
News coverage · The Pioneer News (Shepherdsville) · Mar 19, 2026 · pmg-ky1.com
“One important goal is to update the park to better serve children with disabilities and those on the autism spectrum.”
Supports better access to groceries and medical transportation
Exploring Fleming's vision for Lebanon Junction's future
News coverage · The Pioneer News (Shepherdsville) · Mar 19, 2026 · pmg-ky1.com
“improve access to the basic needs, such as groceries, transportation for health care appointments and essential services”

Larry D. Dangerfield

No party listedIncumbent

The gist

Supports making developers pay for new infrastructure
Supports controlling growth to fit existing neighborhoods
Proposes flood pumps, digital meters and sidewalk upgrades

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Supports making developers pay for new infrastructure
ELECTION COUNTDOWN: Two of three to advance in LJ
News coverage · The Pioneer News (Shepherdsville) · Apr 23, 2026 · pmg-ky1.com
“Dangerfield said infrastructure improvements will be the responsibility of those coming to the city, not the taxpayers.”
Supports controlling growth to fit existing neighborhoods
ELECTION COUNTDOWN: Two of three to advance in LJ
News coverage · The Pioneer News (Shepherdsville) · Apr 23, 2026 · pmg-ky1.com
“The incumbent said that the growth must be controlled to make sure it is in harmony with the existing residents.”
Proposes flood pumps, digital meters and sidewalk upgrades
ELECTION COUNTDOWN: Two of three to advance in LJ
News coverage · The Pioneer News (Shepherdsville) · Apr 23, 2026 · pmg-ky1.com
“continuing to make the river a friend by purchasing pumps to get rid of flood waters, expansion of digital meter reading equipment, upgrades to sidewalks”

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