Cindi is a lifelong resident of Southwest Louisville and a proud graduate of Valley High School. She is a mother of 3 and a grandmother of 8. She attends Incarnation Catholic Church.

Cindi previously worked for 10 years with JCPS and 2 years as a legislative assistant for District 14.

Cindi Fowler has served as a councilwoman for Metro Council District 14. 

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As a County Commissioner, completed improvements to Ashby Lane, Blevins Gap Road, and Dixie Highway, and renovated the Sun Valley Community Center.

As a county commissioner, completed improvements to Ashby Lane, Blevins Gap Road, and Dixie Highway, and renovated the Sun Valley Community Center.

- As a county commissioner, completed improvements to Ashby Lane, Blevins Gap Road, and Dixie Highway, and renovated the Sun Valley Community Center.

Transportation & Infrastructure

As of August 20, 2024, Cindi Fowler’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Taxes

Supports allocating $10 million for new Veterans of Foreign Wars housing on Dixie Highway.

Supports repurposing existing buildings for housing projects, such as converting Watson Lane Elementary into senior housing.

- Supports allocating $10 million for new Veterans of Foreign Wars housing on Dixie Highway.
- Supports repurposing existing buildings for housing projects, such as converting Watson Lane Elementary into senior housing.

Housing & Urban Development

Supports funding community projects and programs, such as new school playgrounds and sidewalks, youth sports, junk drop-offs, and Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA).

Supports allocating $2.3 million for enhancements to the Farnsley-Moremen Visitor’s Center.

Supports allocating $1.7 million to protect Louisville’s public golf courses from closure.

Supported allocating $1.7 million to protect Louisville’s public golf courses from closure.

Supports funding public services, such as allocating $2 million for Harbor House’s Intergenerational Life Center, which serves people with disabilities, children, and seniors.

- Supports funding community projects and programs, such as new school playgrounds and sidewalks, youth sports, junk drop-offs, and Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA).
- Supports allocating $2.3 million for enhancements to the Farnsley-Moremen Visitor’s Center.
- Supported allocating $1.7 million to protect Louisville’s public golf courses from closure.
- Supports funding public services, such as allocating $2 million for Harbor House’s Intergenerational Life Center, which serves people with disabilities, children, and seniors.

Public Services

Supports allocating $1 million for LMPD patrol drones and flock cameras, Dixie Highway lighting, and newly installed speed humps across the district.

Secured $8.25 million for UofL Health’s “The Birthing Place,” South Louisville’s first labor and delivery services in over 50 years.

Supports providing additional funding to the Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) for neighborhood patrols and aims to "strong contract to attract talented recruits."

- Supports allocating $1 million for LMPD patrol drones and flock cameras, Dixie Highway lighting, and newly installed speed humps across the district.
- Secured $8.25 million for UofL Health’s “The Birthing Place,” South Louisville’s first labor and delivery services in over 50 years.
- Supports providing additional funding to the Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) for neighborhood patrols and aims to "strong contract to attract talented recruits."

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Cindi Fowler

Cindi Fowler is a lifelong resident of Southwest Louisville and a proud graduate of Valley High School. She is a mother of three and a grandmother of eight. Cindi attends Incarnation Catholic Church.

Cindi Fowler has served as a Councilwoman for Metro Council District 14. She previously worked for 10 years with JCPS and 2 years as a Legislative Assistant for District 14.

As of September 16, 2024, Cindi Fowler’s website did not contain information on this issue.

- As a County Commissioner, completed improvements to Ashby Lane, Blevins Gap Road, and Dixie Highway, and renovated the Sun Valley Community Center.

Supports public services such as the Metro Arts Center.

Supports public services for people with disabilities, children, and seniors.

Supports allocating $1.6 million for the Sun Valley Community Center, Pool, and Golf Course.

As a council member, protected the Sun Valley Pool and public golf courses from closure and funded improvements at Sun Valley Park and Scott’s Gap.

As a City Council member, protected the Sun Valley Pool and public golf courses from closure.

Supports community service and volunteer work, having served 10 years with JCPS and 2 years as a Legislative Assistant for District 14, and continuing to volunteer with various local organizations.

Supports funding public services, such as the Harbor House’s Intergenerational Life Center for people with disabilities, children, and seniors.

- Supports enhancing public parks.
- Supports allocating $1.6 million for the Sun Valley Community Center, Pool, and Golf Course.
- As a council member, protected the Sun Valley Pool and public golf courses from closure and funded improvements at Sun Valley Park and Scott’s Gap.
- Supports funding community projects and programs, such as new school playgrounds and sidewalks, youth sports, junk drop-offs, and Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA).
- Supports allocating $2.3 million for enhancements to the Farnsley-Moremen Visitor’s Center.
- As a City Council member, protected the Sun Valley Pool and public golf courses from closure.
- Supports allocating $1.7 million to protect Louisville’s public golf courses from closure.
- Supports funding public services, such as allocating $2 million for Harbor House’s Intergenerational Life Center, which serves people with disabilities, children, and seniors.
- Supports community service and volunteer work, having served 10 years with JCPS and 2 years as a Legislative Assistant for District 14, and continuing to volunteer with various local organizations.
- Supports funding public services, such as the Harbor House’s Intergenerational Life Center for people with disabilities, children, and seniors.

Believes in bipartisan collaboration and a commonsense approach to enhance community safety.

Promises to "always fight for our community, work to keep you and your family safe, and make sure that your tax dollars work for you."

Supports providing first labor and delivery services.

Supports additional funding for the Louisville Metro Police Department.

Supports public safety through healthcare improvements, allocating $8.25 million for a new Birthing Center at Mary & Elizabeth Hospital, providing essential labor and delivery services.

- Supports allocating $1 million for LMPD patrol drones and flock cameras, Dixie Highway lighting, and newly installed speed humps across the district.
- Secured $8.25 million for UofL Health’s “The Birthing Place,” South Louisville’s first labor and delivery services in over 50 years.
- Supports providing additional funding to the Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) for neighborhood patrols and aims to "strong contract to attract talented recruits."
- Supports providing first labor and delivery services.
- Supports additional funding for the Louisville Metro Police Department.
- Supports public safety through healthcare improvements, allocating $8.25 million for a new Birthing Center at Mary & Elizabeth Hospital, providing essential labor and delivery services.

Supports policies that benefit seniors and veterans.

As of September 4, 2024, Cindi Fowler’s website did not contain information on this issue.

- Urban county council members make up the legislative body of the Lexington-Fayette County government and are responsible for the public's health, safety, and welfare. Its legislative duties include enacting ordinances, levying taxes, and adopting a budget. 
- The city council has the authority to investigate all activities of the city government and its employees. 
- The urban county council has 12 district council members and three at-large council members. 
- Council members voted to represent a single district serve two-year terms and those voted at-large serve four-year terms. Elections take place in even-numbered years. 