Council Member, District 3· month-level start: January 2021 (first elected Nov 2020 per city site); month-level end: January 2026 (resigned January 2026 per WEKU Feb 4, 2026)
Hannah LeGris
Lexington
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Top issues during term (7)
city council member profile
No direct cost or savings are attached—it’s just a webpage.
school crossing guard hiring
The city will take on part-time wages for crossing guards, a modest municipal cost tied to school-zone safety.
road construction
The city picks up the tab for the speed tables, so the direct cost lands on public funds rather than individual drivers—though slower speeds may mean fewer crash-related costs over time.
Old Frankfort Pike ordinance
There’s no dollar figure in the source, but the ordinance could affect costs for property owners, developers, or public road upkeep depending on what it requires.
government appointment
No specific dollar cost or savings is disclosed, but the hire could affect how Lexington pursues and allocates economic development resources.
urban tree canopy
There's no dollar figure here, but tree canopy can influence property values, energy bills, and public-health costs—so it's not just a landscaping line item.
merged government anniversary
There’s no direct financial impact here—just possible minor costs for commemorative events or communications.
Decisions during term (0)
Recorded while LeGris was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
No decisions found.