Catherine "Cat" Timmerman
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What this office does: The Metro Council is Louisville Metro's legislative body: it passes local ordinances and the budget. Each of its 26 members represents one district; the odd-numbered districts are elected in 2026.
Nonpartisan; elected by the district's voters.
Paula McCraney
No party listedIncumbent
Louisville Metro Council member (District 7)
The gist
- Supported funding for new LMPD headquarters and wellness center
- Supports protecting affordable housing and keeping families housed
- Pledges scrutiny of how tax dollars are spent
- Secured funding for Westport Road and drainage improvements
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Supported funding for new LMPD headquarters and wellness center
Re-elect Dr. Paula McCraney | Louisville Metro Council District 7Campaign website · Re-elect Paula McCraney Campaign · reelectmccraney.com
“Approved over $1M for a new LMPD headquarters and wellness center for first responders”
Supports protecting affordable housing and keeping families housed
Re-elect Dr. Paula McCraney | Louisville Metro Council District 7Campaign website · Re-elect Paula McCraney Campaign · reelectmccraney.com
“Protecting affordable housing options and helping families stay in their homes.”
Pledges scrutiny of how tax dollars are spent
Re-elect Dr. Paula McCraney | Louisville Metro Council District 7Campaign website · Re-elect Paula McCraney Campaign · reelectmccraney.com
“Following the money, asking hard questions, and making sure tax dollars work for every neighborhood.”
Secured funding for Westport Road and drainage improvements
Re-elect Dr. Paula McCraney | Louisville Metro Council District 7Campaign website · Re-elect Paula McCraney Campaign · reelectmccraney.com
“Secured funding for Westport Road improvements, Herr Lane traffic studies, and drainage fixes across District 7.”
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