Shortly after the Ft. Mitchell council meeting was called to order under the leadership of the new mayor, Greg Pohlgeers, council went into executive session, and when they came out they had discussed the two applications that they received for filling the vacancy left by Pohlgeers when he stepped into the mayor’s position, vacated by Jude Hehman. The two applications were from Brad Leeke and William Crouse, and when a vote was taken, Council voted to put Brad Leeke into the vacant council seat.

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City Council Members
Jared Arlinghaus

jarlinghaus@fortmitchell.com

Vicki Boerger

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Jerry Deatherage

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Jeff Dietrich

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Brad Leeke

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Kim Nachazel

knachazel@fortmitchell.com

Alyson Roeding

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Council Members | City of Fort Mitchell KY

Edwin	King	Information Technology Manager	(859) 331-1212	eking@fortmitchell.com
Edwin	King	City Administrator	(859) 331-1212	eking@fortmitchell.com
Brad	Leeke	City Council	(859) 331-1212	bleeke@fortmitchell.com
Kim	Nachazel	City Council	(859) 331-1212	knachazel@fortmitchell.com
Rob	Nader	Police Chief	(859) 331-1212	rnader@fortmitchell.com

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Bradley Leeke currently serves on the Fort Mitchell City Council. He was appointed to fill a vacant council seat in 2026.

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2026 Kentucky General Election

As of September 15, 2026, Bradley Leeke did not have a website or any information online.

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Bradley Leeke

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Mauricio Mendez

Buket Urgen

Alyson Roeding

Jared Arlinghaus

Jebadiah "Jeb" Holbrook

Jeff Dietrich

Jerry Deatherage

Kim Nachazel

Vicki S. Boerger

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