Scott Ringo

859.578.4123
Chair of the Fire Authority Committee

Mr. Ringo has lived in Villa Hills since 1985 and has served on council since 2005. He retired from Cincinnati Bell’s legal department in 2009 and still works part-time for the Bosse Law firm, specializing in regulatory, financing and M&A projects. Mr. Ringo is most excited about the city’s recreation facilities and the large number of youth enjoying them.

Government | City of Villa Hills KY

Scott Ringo works part-time for the Bosse Law firm, specializing in regulatory, financing, and mergers and acquisitions projects. He retired from Cincinnati Bell’s legal department.

Scott has served on the Villa Hills City Council since 2005.

2026 Kentucky General Election

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

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It wasn’t just Callery, five incumbent city council members were voted out of office. Only Scott Ringo, who voted against Sanctuary Village, will return to the council next year.

Casualties of Sanctuary Village project in Villa Hills – Mayor Callery, incumbents who voted to support it - NKyTribune

Voted against the Sanctuary Village development.

- Voted against the Sanctuary Village development.

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Scott Ringo

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