City Officials - City of Windy Hills

Stephen previously served as the Windy Hills Code Enforcement Officer. He has also worked in the city’s public works office.

City Officials
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City Council
Steve Teaford
steve.teaford@cityofwindyhillsky.gov
Public Works
Interim City Council
Cheryl Cooper
cheryl.cooper@cityofwindyhillsky.gov
Holiday Decor and History of Windy Hills

City Officials – City of Windy Hills

Steve Teaford
City Council
(502) 836-1722
steve.teaford@cityofwindyhills.com

Kentucky Department for Local Government – City of Windy Hills

Steve currently serves on the Windy Hills City Council.

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2026 Kentucky General Election

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

Public Services

Code Enforcement: Steve Teaford reported:
He reviewed Code Enforcements for March 2022. Steve communicated the Indian Ridge Stop
Sign Proposal. Councilwoman Spencer shared her concern regarding the role of stop signs and
“Children At Play” signs.

Mr. Teaford expressed his desire to update a few Ordinances based on his experiences and
observations over the last seven years. His proposed Ordinance changes will be introduced to
the Mayor and the Council in the coming months, some of which will include the number of
cars parked at each residence and the Ordinance covering the subject of heavy equipment.

Minutes_April-11_2022.pdf

Proposes updating ordinances addressing the number of cars and heavy equipment parked at residences.

- Proposes updating ordinances addressing the number of cars and heavy equipment parked at residences.

Housing & Urban Development

COMMITTEE REPORTS:

Finance and ARPA Committee: Councilwoman Rademaker reported:
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Code Enforcement: Steve Teaford reported:
He reviewed Code Enforcements for March 2022. Steve communicated the Indian Ridge Stop
Sign Proposal. Councilwoman Spencer shared her concern regarding the role of stop signs and
“Children At Play” signs.

Communicated a proposal for a stop sign in Indian Ridge.

- Communicated a proposal for a stop sign in Indian Ridge.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Public Safety

Education

Economy

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Stephen Teaford

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