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Glasgow City Council - May 26, 2026
Tuesday, May 26, 2026
Upcoming Downtown Events Include 'Sip Shop and Stroll,' Car Show, and Plaza Theater Concert
Upcoming downtown events were announced, including the 'Sip Shop and Stroll' sponsored by the Downtown Business Association on June 6th, which is a sellout event with many vendors. Other events include the Spring Car Show on June 13th, featuring various vehicles and drawing attendees from various locations. A concert by Marty Brown and Christian Brown at the Plaza Theater on June 13th benefits the Kawanis Club of Glasgow for their Christmas gift program.
Parks Department Announces 'Movies Under the Stars' and Positive Response to New Pool
The Parks and Recreation Department announced 'Movies Under the Stars' at Beaver Creek, starting with 'Zootopia 2' on Friday night around 7:30 p.m., offering free popcorn and shaved ice. Additional movie dates are June 26th and July 24th. The new pool has seen a great turnout despite varied weather, indicating public enthusiasm.
Byron Surell Reappointed to Glasgow-Barren County Tourist and Convention Commission
Byron Surell was reappointed to the Glasgow-Barren County Tourist and Convention Commission for a three-year term ending June 30, 2029. The motion to approve the reappointment was made by Councilman Lowry and seconded by Councilman Neil.
City Council Approves First Reading of Ordinance Allowing Sharp Carts Occupational License Fee Retention
The City Council reviewed and approved on first reading an ordinance permitting Sharp Carts LLC to retain 1% of the 1.75% occupational license fee on certain wages paid to city employees. This is part of an incentive package tied to the Kentucky Business Investment Program, contingent on Sharp Carts meeting job creation and investment commitments. The retention is set for 10 years from the activation date.
Glasgow Fire Department Welcomes New Probationary Firefighter
Probationary firefighter Nate Johnson was sworn in and officially welcomed to the Glasgow Fire Department. Fire Chief Lucas Tinsley presented Johnson, who has completed his training and begun shift work, highlighting his commitment to service, eagerness to learn, and work ethic. The Mayor and council members also welcomed Johnson, emphasizing the importance of his role within the department and the community.
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