Justin “Jay” Weber
COUNCIL MEMBER
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859-331-1700
Council: 2019 - Present
Resident for 55 Years

City Council - City of Fort Wright, KY

Justin “Jay” Weber has been a resident for 55 years.

Jay currently serves as a Fort Wright City Council member and has served on the council since 2019.

2026 Kentucky General Election

In an October 21, 2022 LINK nky candidate Q&A, asked about his chief accomplishments while on council, Jay Weber said: “We have improved and continue to improve South Hills Civic Club facilities so residents can have a facility to utilize at a reasonable cost. We have new city signage. We have revamped Volunteer Park and are looking to continue that trend with the city’s other parks.”

Candidates for Fort Wright City Council answer questions - LINK nky

As a city council member, improved South Hills Civic Club facilities to provide residents with a reasonably priced facility.

As a city council member, claims to have improved South Hills Civic Club facilities to provide residents with a reasonably priced facility.

As a city council member, revamped Volunteer Park and seeks to continue improvements at other city parks.

As a city council member, claims to have revamped Volunteer Park and seeks to continue improvements at other city parks.

- As a city council member, claims to have improved South Hills Civic Club facilities to provide residents with a reasonably priced facility.
- As a city council member, claims to have revamped Volunteer Park and seeks to continue improvements at other city parks.

Public Services

As of September 15, 2026, Justin "Jay" Weber did not have a website or any information online.

Housing & Urban Development

In an October 21, 2022 LINK nky candidate Q&A, asked about his chief accomplishments while on council, Jay Weber said: “We have continued the aggressive street improvement plan. This is on our web site for all to see. We use nationally known assessment techniques to make our decisions on each year’s tasks to tackle. This assessment matrix helps lower cost while maintaining and improving our streets.”

As a city council member, continued a street-improvement plan using assessment techniques intended to lower costs while maintaining and improving streets.

As a city council member, claims to have continued a street-improvement plan using assessment techniques intended to lower costs while maintaining and improving streets.

- As a city council member, claims to have continued a street-improvement plan using assessment techniques intended to lower costs while maintaining and improving streets.

Transportation & Infrastructure

In an October 21, 2022 LINK nky candidate Q&A, asked about the main issues facing Fort Wright, Jay (Justin) Weber said: “The main city functions that are always at the forefront are Police, Fire, and streets. The city has a very aggressive street replacement program, but inflation is cutting into that. The funds expended the last two years have resulted in less being done. Police protection is paramount. Retaining good officers and equipping them so they can function and be safe is on all council members’ minds. Fire and EMS is as important as police protection.”

In an October 21, 2022 LINK nky candidate Q&A, asked about the main issues facing Fort Wright, Jay (Justin) Weber said: “Police protection is paramount. Retaining good officers and equipping them so they can function and be safe is on all council members’ minds. Fire and EMS is as important as police protection. Again, retaining and attracting qualified individuals is always a priority. Acquiring new life saving technologies and training must always be addressed.”

Prioritizes retaining and equipping police officers so they can work safely.

Prioritizes staffing, life-saving technology, and training for fire and emergency medical services.

Advocates for staffing, life-saving technology, and training for fire and emergency medical services.

- Prioritizes retaining and equipping police officers so they can work safely.
- Advocates for staffing, life-saving technology, and training for fire and emergency medical services.

Public Safety

Education

In an October 21, 2022 LINK nky candidate Q&A, asked what projects he would like to see accomplished while on council, Jay Weber said: “I’d like to see more of the above, and help the city attract city workers in all departments. I’d like to continue financial management practices so that we spend wisely and save the residents funds.” The immediately preceding answer described Fire and Police Department staffing, street improvements, financial management, South Hills Civic Club facilities, and parks.

Wants to help the city attract workers across all municipal departments.

- Wants to help the city attract workers across all municipal departments.

Economy

Justin "Jay" Weber

As a city council member, monitors spending to maintain city services, lower taxes, and save residents money.

As of September 15, 2026, Justin "Jay" Weber’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Isaac Brickman

Buket Urgen

In an October 21, 2022 LINK nky candidate Q&A, asked about his chief accomplishments while on council, Jay Weber said: “We have continued to monitor spending so we can accomplish the cities tasks and still be able to lower taxes.” In response to a question about future projects, he also said: “I’d like to continue financial management practices so that we spend wisely and save the residents funds.”

In an October 21, 2022 LINK nky candidate Q&A, asked what projects he would like to see accomplished while on council, Jay Weber said: “I’d like to see more of the above, and help the city attract city workers in all departments. I’d like to continue financial management practices so that we spend wisely and save the residents funds.”

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- City council members make up the legislative body of the city's government and are responsible for the public's health, safety, and welfare. Its legislative duties include enacting ordinances, levying taxes, and adopting a budget. 
- The city council has the authority to investigate all activities of the city government and its employees. 
- City councils in Kentucky typically have between 6 and 12 council members. They serve two-year terms except in Louisville and Lexington where some members serve four-year terms. 
- Council members can be elected to represent a single district or the city at-large. Elections take place in even-numbered years. 

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