Chloe Hunt, Realtor

08/14/2026

07/21/2026

Tomorrow, there is high probability that Lexington will see strong to severe storms. This could include 70-80 mph straight line winds, hail, and flash flooding. Our Emergency Management team has stayed up to date with forecasters and Kentucky Emergency Management in order help prepare our public safety teams. Lexington’s first responders will be prepared to assist our residents. Our Streets and Roads, Water Quality, and Traffic Engineering teams are on call. They have been advised to check equipment and have vehicles prepared. Our major concerns are power outages, fallen trees/tree limbs, and dark traffic signals, but there is also potential for flash flooding. Stay alert and tuned in to local weather updates.

01/22/2026

As we prepare for the potential of some impactful winter weather this weekend, we wanted to remind you of some best practices you can do ahead of the weather.

- Assemble an emergency kit with non-perishable food, water, medicine, batteries, blankets, phone chargers, matches, toiletries, a first-aid kit and a battery-powered weather radio. Have extra pet food and a warm shelter for pets.
- Make sure you have backup lighting and a way to charge your phones in the event of a power outage. Have a plan for your necessary medical devices, such as oxygen tanks and cpap machines.
- Check emergency heating sources such as fireplaces and wood stoves. Refill your propane tanks.
- Travel this weekend may be hazardous. Make necessary trips in advance, and if you need to be on the roads, be sure to check your tires and wiper blades before inclement weather hits.
- Check on any elderly or mobility-impaired friends and neighbors before and after the event.

You can find more information in the Frequently Asked Questions section of our snow and ice updates page, which is available at the link in our comments. ❄

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05/16/2025

Ridiculously exited for my clients & their purchase of this stunning historic condo in the heart of old Lexington ♥️

04/22/2025

Did you know 73% of all "plantable land" in Fayette County is privately owned? That's why we need home-owner help to improve our tree canopy. To this effort, Saturday, April 26 from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. is Reforest at Home! All Fayette County residents receive free tree seedlings at three different locations:

Charles Young Park | 540 E. Third St.
Jacobson Park (shelter six) | 4001 Athens Boonesboro Road
Shillito Park (aquatic center) | 300 W. Reynolds Road

For more information visit lexingtonky.gov/reforest