Yolanda Buford Demaree, a native of Glasgow, Kentucky, is Manager of Faculty Affairs in the College of Arts and Sciences Dean’s Office at the University of Louisville. Prior to her current appointment, she was Assistant Dean for Human Resources and Employee Relations for the College. Yolanda is serving and has served on several university committees.

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She was recognized as an “Unsung Shero” and received the Community Service (2018) and Diversity Champion (2020) awards. Yolanda earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management from UofL College of Business and a Master of Arts in Human Resource Management. A constant and consummate involved citizen, Yolanda’s community service resume includes her work with Americana Community Center, Big Brothers/Big Sisters School Program, Junior Achievement, the Salvation Army, Habitat for Humanity, the Every 1 Reads Program, and youth programs in the City of Shively, Ky.

Yolanda is passionate about mentoring students, young professionals, and in general, helping others achieve their dreams. She resides in Louisville with her husband, George Demaree, Jr. She has three bonus children, two granddaughters, and a grandson on the way.

Yolanda Buford Demaree is originally from Glasgow, Kentucky. She earned a bachelor's degree in business management from the University of Louisville College of Business and a master's degree in human resource management. Yolanda lives in Louisville with her husband, George Demaree, Jr.

Yolanda Buford Demaree currently works as manager of faculty affairs in the College of Arts and Sciences Dean’s Office at the University of Louisville. She previously worked as assistant dean for human resources and employee relations for the college.

Yolanda currently works as manager of faculty affairs in the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Louisville. She previously worked as assistant dean for human resources and employee relations for the college.

FIRST NAME	LAST NAME	TITLE	PHONE	EMAIL
Steve	Casebeer	City Council	(502) 243-5068	casebeera1@yahoo.com
Stan	Chauvin	City Attorney	(502) 619-0510	stanchauvin@gmail.com
Yolanda	Demaree	City Council	(502) 797-8741	yolandabuford@hotmail.com
Mike	Frank	Mayor	(502) 876-8700	johnfrank5446@att.net
Charlie	O'Bryan	City Council	(502) 744-3992	charlieobryan01@gmail.com

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Yolanda serves on Langdon Place's City Council as a city commissioner.

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Yolanda has served on Langdon Place's City Council as a city commissioner since 2022.

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Council member O’Bryan walked the city and received proposals to repair the tripping hazards on the sidewalks. AEP quoted $29,688.00 to demo and to replace the sidewalks presented. A-1 Concrete quoted $7000 to raise the sidewalks sections which are pooling water. Yolanda made a motion to use ARPA funds for AEP to repair the sidewalk infrastructure for the safety of the neighborhood. Scott Scinta seconded it. It passed 4/0 in favor. Yolanda made a motion to use ARPA funds for A-1 to raise the pooling sidewalk sections for the safety of the neighborhood. Scott Scinta seconded it. It passed 4/0 in favor.

Minutes June 27, 2023 (City of Langdon Place)

Council Member Yolanda Demaree reported to the Council the following:
7\tA tree fell and landed across the drainage ditch at 2906 Koster Place and is causing an obstruction. She contacted MSD and they plan to assess the situation by July 7, 2023.
7\tShe contacted LG&E on three different occasions last month about the power outages at the Crittendon home.
7\tShe would like to revisit the issue of adding and improving the street lighting with LG&E.

Council Member Yolanda Demaree reported to the Council the following:
7\tA tree fell and landed across the drainage ditch at 2906 Koster Place and is causing an obstruction. She contacted MSD and they plan to assess the situation by July 7, 2023.

As a city council member, she moved to use American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to repair sidewalk tripping hazards and pooling sections.

Wants to revisit adding street lighting and improving existing lighting with LG&E.

Contacted MSD about a tree obstructing a drainage ditch.

Contacted LG&E three times about power outages at the Crittendon home.

- As a city council member, she moved to use American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to repair sidewalk tripping hazards and pooling sections.
- Wants to revisit adding street lighting and improving existing lighting with LG&E.
- Contacted MSD about a tree obstructing a drainage ditch.
- Contacted LG&E three times about power outages at the Crittendon home.

Edward Krutsch

Buket Urgen

F. Scott Scinta

Matthew Wagoner

Steve Casebeer

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