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City
What this office does: The mayor is the elected head of the City of Berea's government and serves a four-year term.
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Supports police and citizens jointly deciding on Flock cameras
News coverage · The Edge · Sep 25, 2026 · thekentuckyedge.com
“Clontz said their use should be the joint decision of law enforcement and the citizens.”
Supports building a youth recreation center
News coverage · The Edge · Sep 25, 2026 · thekentuckyedge.com
“Both Fraley and Clontz advocated for a youth recreation center.”
Proposes using city reserves for an indoor youth recreation center
News coverage · The Edge · Sep 2, 2026 · thekentuckyedge.com
“see if we can use some of those to invest in an indoor recreation facility”
Supports more housing options, including multifamily and cheaper homes
News coverage · The Edge · Sep 25, 2026 · thekentuckyedge.com
“options for housing, including a range of multi-family dwellings and less expensive homes than the City's current inventory includes”
Supports the Triple Crown Regional Business Park
News coverage · The Edge · Sep 2, 2026 · thekentuckyedge.com
“the Triple Crown Regional Business Park, a project that Fraley claimed would lead to at least 700 new jobs”
Supports reassessing the city's use of Flock license-plate cameras
News coverage · The Edge · Sep 25, 2026 · thekentuckyedge.com
“Fraley said that he already had been meeting with local police officials to reassess the use of Flock products in town.”
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