Press Coverage

Parks Sustainable Funding has been featured in the Herald-Leader, FOX 56, LEX 18, WKYT, WUKY, and The Lexington Times.

Empty playground with colorful swings, slides, and climbing structures in a park, with leafless trees and a cloudy sky.
Blue background with white letters 'HL' in the center.
A sign for Woodland Park under the division of parks and recreation in Lexington, located at 601 E. High Street, with trees, parked cars, and a streetlamp in the background.
Aerial view of a suburban area with patches of farmland, green trees, a pond, and a highway in the foreground. Houses and roads are visible around the farmland.
Sign announcing upcoming park improvements in Lexington, Kentucky, funded by The American Rescue Plan and Lexington's Parks & Recreation, with a background of people playing tennis and walking in a park.
Headline asking if Lexington should adopt a dedicated tax for parks, with the article by Josh James published on March 4, 2024, at 5:04 PM EST.
A large logo on a building facade that reads 'Civiclex' with a yellow downward arrow behind the 'c' in 'Civiclex' and the word 'CHAT' inside the arrow.
Screenshot of a news article titled 'Advocates of a new Lexington parks tax see more than just a luxury at stake' by Greg Davis, published on March 20, 2024, with a logo that reads 'K.WUKY' at the top left.
A smiling young girl in a light blue sleeveless shirt with text on it, reaching out with her right arm. She has curly hair and appears happy outdoors on a sunny day with grass and a sidewalk in the background.
Headline showing Lexington's ParkScore dropped to 73rd from 65th place last year.
Illustration of a yellow park bench next to a large green tree with a small brown sign or post nearby.