2026 Kentucky General Election

Randy F. KAPLAN

Buket Urgen

Randy Kaplan is the Lexington retired police officer who bought the place with his family in 2009. With his wife Kimberly and daughter Billie Jean by his side, Kaplan and his family aren’t afraid to get their hands dirty and help staff in the kitchen, drive-in and dining room when times are busy.

Lexington staple drive-in navigating inflation but keeps customers in mind

Randy F. Kaplan is married to Kimberly and has a daughter.

Randy is a retired police officer who bought a drive-in with his family.

ROLL CALL Mayor Halsey Present Parks & Recreation Commissioner Blevins: Present Public Safety Commissioner Kaplan: Present Public Works Commissioner Stanley: Present Streets, Trails & Walkways Commissioner Toth: Present City Attorney Jason Obermeyer: Present Police Chief Bobby Bruner: Present City Clerk Laura Centers: Present

Commission Meetings — Sadieville, KY — February 23, 2026 — Muyni

Randy currently serves as Sadieville's public safety commissioner.

As of October 8, 2026, Randy F. KAPLAN’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Housing & Urban Development

Seconded approval of $2,755 for security measures at Sadieville School.

Attorney Obermeyer performed the first reading of Ordinance 2026-01, Snow Event. Commissioner Stanley made a motion to approve estimate 125 from Woodline for $2755 for the Sadieville School security measures; Commissioner Kaplan seconded the motion; all in favor; motion passed. Commissioner Kaplan made a motion to approve the pet food stand presented by Beth Emery; Commissioner Toth seconded the motion; all in favor; motion passed.

Public Safety

Proposed doubling the monthly payment for cleaning Sadieville's depot and city hall from $100 to $200.

Commissioner Kaplan made a motion to approve the financial reports with the addition of $1575.00 for the annual subscription to PMAM and $2540.00 for Wood Line to the unpaid bills report; Commissioner Blevins seconded the motion; all in favor; motion passed. Commissioner Kaplan made a motion to increase payment to Clerk Centers from $100/mo to $200/mo, for the cleaning of both the depot and city hall; Commissioner Stanley seconded the motion; all in favor; motion passed.

Public Services

Transportation & Infrastructure

Christopher J. TOTH

Debra A. STAMPER

Jessica BLEVINS

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