Tri-County Community Guide 2026 | Page 22

Communities BARBOURVILLE

City and state officials celebrated the grand opening of the new City Hall with a ribbon-cutting. | File Photo by Macee Swafford

Barbourville mayor reflects on recent progress, road ahead

MADISON NANTZ Contributing Writer
After years of planning, Barbourville is beginning to see movement on projects that have been in the works for more than a decade.
From long-delayed infrastructure improvements nearing fruition to plans
for new low-income housing units, Mayor David Thompson says steady coordination is starting to pay off.
That emphasis on preparation and collaboration was on display during the recent weather event, winter storm Fern, when city and county leaders met 5 days
in advance to develop a coordinated response plan. A second meeting followed 2 days before the storm to finalize responsibilities.
By the time icy roads set in, traffic was minimal and serious incidents were limited.
“ We got it out there ahead of time and the public
actually listened,” Thompson said.“ When everybody works together, things run a lot smoother.”
That spirit of coordination extends beyond city limits. According to Thompson, when the May 16, 2025, tornado struck London, Barbourville sent nearly its entire police department
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