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City Council, City of Shepherdsville

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Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: The city council is Shepherdsville's legislative body: it passes city ordinances and adopts the budget. Members are elected citywide.

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Donna Burke

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James A. Southern

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Don Wilson

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Steven J. Ayling

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Lisa Smith Carter

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Kevin Robinson

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Jo Coffman

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Dennis L. Hooper

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Kyle Burton

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Terry Stamps

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Paula Mangus

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Deb Huffman

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William "Willie" Morris

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Bonnie J. Enlow

No party listedIncumbent

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  • Supported sewer rate increases to pay for plant expansion
  • Opposed hiring outside counsel on data center rules
More about Bonnie
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  1. Supported sewer rate increases to pay for plant expansion

    Sewer rate hike stalled; ramifications unknown

    News coverage · The Pioneer News (Shepherdsville) · Jul 8, 2026 · pmg-ky1.com

    “Brad Whittaker and Bonnie Enlow were in favor.”
    Worries about loan payments after rates rejected

    News coverage · The Pioneer News (Shepherdsville) · Jul 23, 2026 · pmg-ky1.com

    ““We’re headed down that route right now,” Enlow said of denying a rate increase.”
  2. Opposed hiring outside counsel on data center rules

    Shepherdsville council debates moratorium on data centers

    News coverage · The Pioneer News (Shepherdsville) · Jul 23, 2026 · pmg-ky1.com

    ““We’re going to blow your tax dollars,” said Enlow.”

Rob Adams

No party listedIncumbent

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  • Voted against the three-year sewer rate increase
  • Supports allowing a few backyard hens, but no roosters
  • Voted to hire outside counsel on data center rules
More about Rob
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  1. Voted against the three-year sewer rate increase

    Sewer rate hike stalled; ramifications unknown

    News coverage · The Pioneer News (Shepherdsville) · Jul 8, 2026 · pmg-ky1.com

    “She was joined by councilmember Jennifer Mendez and Rob Adams in voting against the rate increases.”
  2. Supports allowing a few backyard hens, but no roosters

    Council seeks path to road improvement plans

    News coverage · The Pioneer News (Shepherdsville) · Aug 20, 2026 · pmg-ky1.com

    “Councilman Rob Adams joined in the discussion stating that he didn't see anything wrong with a few hens but no roosters.”
  3. Voted to hire outside counsel on data center rules

    Shepherdsville council debates moratorium on data centers

    News coverage · The Pioneer News (Shepherdsville) · Jul 23, 2026 · pmg-ky1.com

    “That motion was approved 3-2, with Portman, Adams and Mendez in favor.”

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