Brownsboro Village Officials
Mayor
Mark Joyce
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300 Sprite Rd
mwj300@gmail.com
893-0344...

GOVERNANCE | Brownsboro Village

Mark currently serves as mayor of Brownsboro Village.

2026 Kentucky General Election

As of September 15, 2026, Mark W Joyce did not have a website or any information online.

Education

Housing & Urban Development

Neighborhood Security: Commissioner Willis reported that Vacation Security requests to L4 should
be emailed to L4 until further notice. The Commission agreed that L4 should be scheduled for
Halloween. Mayor Joyce and Commissioners Willis, Dorval and Hankins voted in favor of keeping
the Block Watch signs in place as a deterrent to possible criminal activity. Commissioner Howley
voted against.

Minutes 10-14-25

Voted to keep Block Watch signs in place to deter possible criminal activity.

- Voted to keep Block Watch signs in place to deter possible criminal activity.

Public Safety

Ethics Administrator Lindley reviewed comments received from the
Block Party suggestion box. She also shared cost increases to the quarterly newsletter. Mayor Joyce
moved, and Commissioner Hankins seconded, that the allocation for future newsletters be
increased to $600.00 each. The motion was passed by voice vote. For: Commissioners Willis,
Dorval, Hankins, Howley and Mayor Joyce. Against: None.

Mayor Joyce presented the Rumpke Addendum to extend the contract. Mayor Joyce moved, and Commissioner Howley seconded, that the Rumpke contract be extended for two years. The motion was passed by voice vote. For: Commissioners Willis, Dorval, Hankins, Howley and Mayor Joyce. Against: None.

May 2025 Minutes

Mayor Mark Joyce moved, Commissioner
Dorval seconded, that the City install Tree City U.S.A signs, not to exceed $1,100.00. The motion was passed by voice vote. For: Commissioners Willis, Dorval, Hankins, Howley and Mayor
Joyce. Against: None.

September 2025 Minutes

Barbara Schmall, Tree Board Chair, asked if the Commission
would like the Tree Board to try and plant all 18 trees. Mayor Mark Joyce moved, Commissioner
Dorval seconded, that the City make an appropriation to the Tree Board for the current fiscal
year not to exceed $6,930.00. The motion was passed by voice vote. For: Commissioners Willis,
Dorval, Hankins, Howley and Mayor Joyce. Against: None.

Proposed increasing the allocation for future city newsletters to $600 each.

Proposed extending the Rumpke sanitation services contract for two years.

Proposed installing Tree City U.S.A. signs, with costs not to exceed $1,100.

Proposed appropriating up to $6,930 to the Tree Board for the current fiscal year.

- Proposed increasing the allocation for future city newsletters to $600 each.
- Proposed extending the Rumpke sanitation services contract for two years.
- Proposed installing Tree City U.S.A. signs, with costs not to exceed $1,100.
- Proposed appropriating up to $6,930 to the Tree Board for the current fiscal year.

Public Services

Roads and Streets: Commissioner Howley presented the proposal from Louisville Paving to pave the City streets. Mayor Joyce signed the Louisville Paving proposal. Commissioner Howley announced the Village Gardeners will not partner with the City to sponsor a City wide event and no money from the City will be accepted by Village Gardeners.

Roads and Streets: Commissioner Howley announced the flashing signs to re-pave the City streets will go up on July 10th or July 11th. The road work is estimated to be completed by July 18th. The Garden Club is meeting on July 24th at the St. Matthew's Feed and Seed. Commissioner Howley moved, and Commissioner Hankins seconded, $300 be approved to fund the flashing signs for re-paving the City streets. The motion was passed by voice vote. For: Commissioners Willis, Hankins, Howley and Mayor Joyce. Against: None.

City of Brownsboro Village

Voted to approve $300 for flashing signs during city street repaving.

- Signed a proposal to pave city streets.
- Voted to approve $300 for flashing signs during city street repaving.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Economy

Mark W Joyce

As of September 15, 2026, Mark W Joyce’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Mauricio Mendez

Buket Urgen

- The duties of the mayor depend on the type of government within the city, 
- If the city has a mayor-council form of government, the mayor is responsible for the executive and administrative functions of the government. They oversee all city departments, but cannot vote in most council matters. 
- If the city has a mayor-aldermen form of government, the mayor is responsible for executing and enforcing local and state laws. The mayor may appoint city officials with approval from the aldermen. 
- If the city has a mayor-commission form of government, the mayor presides over the city commissioners and can vote within the commission. The mayor is responsible for executing all decisions reached by the commission. 
- If the city has a city manager form of government, the mayor presides over the city commissioners and can vote within the commission. The mayor is recognized as the head of the city department but does not have any regular administrative duties. 
- City mayors are elected during general elections for a four-year term. Most cities in Kentucky hold nonpartisan elections for mayor. 