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Strathmoor Village was originally part of
historic Farmington, and incorporated as a 6th class city
in 1928. Located in the Highlands area
of Metro Louisville, Kentucky, it is reported to
be the oldest 6th class city in Jefferson County
While the Strathmoor
Police Department dates back to 1928, the citizens Ethics Review
Board was just established in 2007.
When Strathmoor
Village was
young, the roads were oiled (not paved), there were ordinances
to keep the garbage wagon and horses from causing damage. Governed
by a Board of Trustees, enforcement was left to the Town
Marshall and Police Judge.
As the years
went on, Strathmoor Village began to require cars
to stop at Taylorsville Rd. and
Bardstown
Rd. intersections .
In the 1930's a bond issue was passed
to finance sewers and build a sewer treatment plant. In 1991 Strathmoor Village and
Strathmoor Gardens merged into one
city. Today, Strathmoor Village is governed by
a Board of Commissioners composed of four residents
elected every two years and a Mayor elected every four
years.
Website: www.strathmoorpd.com (432-8900 cell phone to
officer on duty)
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PURPOSE OF THE BOARD OF
ETHICS
ETHICS
ORDINANCE
Board members:
Patty Lynn, Willa Barger, James Smith, Marilyn
Mitchell, Bonnie Brown, Chair
Two alternate positions need to be filled. Please
contact Bonnie at 502-589-4600, Ext 164 if interested in
serving.
info@strathmoorvillage.org
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