David A. MEINERS (Incumbent
I grew up in Devondale. My parents raised six children in this city and my father still lives in the house on Devondale Drive purchased in 1970. Several of my siblings live here as well. I attended University of Kentucky.

August-October 2020 Graymoor-Devondale News (PDF)

After working several years in Lexington, I realized I missed this community. My wife, Susie and I moved back to Graymoor-Devondale in 1994. We raised two children (Caroline and Lucas) here and hope they will buy houses in our neighborhood as well. I have had the unique opportunity of experiencing my childhood and most of my adult life in this neighborhood. I feel this will help me to continue making wise decisions for our city.

David Meiners grew up in Devondale. He attended the University of Kentucky. He and his wife, Susie, moved back to Graymoor-Devondale in 1994 and raised two children there.

Mayor & City Council - City of Graymoor-Devondale

David Meiners grew up in Devondale and currently lives in Graymoor-Devondale. He attended the University of Kentucky. He is married and has two children.

We moved to Graymoor-Devondale in 1991 from the Highlands. I had gotten to know the city when I was designing the MSD sewers for the portion of the city south of Westport Road between Lyndon and Ormsby Lanes, and when the time came, we moved here and have never regretted it.

For more than 30 years my professional work has been in civil engineering and land planning in both the public and private sectors.

David Meiners has worked in civil engineering and land planning in both the public and private sectors.

For more than 30 years my professional work has been in civil engineering and land planning in both the public and private sectors. I have been a member of the City Council for over 15 years and believe my background has been beneficial in many matters that have come before the Council. Since joining my Council role has been our waste management, with good service from our contractor and negotiated contract extensions for which rates have not been raised in over 10 years.

## Meet our City Council Members

### John Vaughan
Mayor

### Angela Coan
City Council

### Michael Allen
City Council

### David Meiners
City Council

### Joe Meiners
City Council

### Matt Hemmerle
City Council

### Mark Sites
MSD & City Council

David currently serves as a City Council member in Graymoor-Devondale. In 2020, he said he had been a member of the City Council for over 15 years.

David currently serves as a City Council member in Graymoor-Devondale. 

2026 Kentucky General Election

Said negotiated waste-management contract extensions kept rates unchanged for more than 10 years.

- Said negotiated waste-management contract extensions kept rates unchanged for more than 10 years.

Public Services

NEW BUSINESS:
 a) 1st Reading of Ordinance #1, Series 2025-2026, an ordinance providing for the assessment of an ad valorem tax: David Meiners motioned for the approval of a $.20 tax rate with a discount rate of 20%. There was no second motion. Michael Allen motioned for a tax rate of $.20 with a discount rate of 14%. Alan Bryant seconded the motion and the motion was approved by a vote of three in favor and three opposed. Mayor Vaughan voted in favor and the motion was approved.

Minutes-May-2025.pdf

Proposed a $0.20 property-tax rate based on property value, with a 20% discount.

- Proposed a $0.20 property-tax rate based on property value, with a 20% discount.

Housing & Urban Development

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

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David Meiners

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