City of Lyndon, KY

06/01/2026

Our neighbors at the Northeast YMCA have extended an offer to all Lyndon residents in the month of June to join for $0. Due to the temporary closure of Robsion Park's playground, the Y has graciously offered this deal to provide another space to have some early summer fun! Thank you YMCA!

05/11/2026

Robsion Park Playground is closing for at least one month. An all new inclusive and ADA play set will be constructed in place of the current equipment. City leaders wanted this done sooner than later, so the first part of summer, only the splash pad will be open, beginning Memorial Day Weekend. Yes, the timing could have been better suited for park downtimes, but there are too many issues that have consistently been appearing in the last year to go without resolution. Thank you for your patience and stay tuned for updates as construction starts. We are hoping to have the grand opening during the Lyndon Summer Festival in June.

Robsion Park playground will undergo major facelift between the weeks of May 18th and June 18th. The play areas will be CLOSED and fenced off during this time. City leaders couldn't wait to bring this new inclusive play experience to Lyndon and opted to get it done sooner than later. Thank you for y...

05/08/2026

ALERT!; For the first time since 2020, the city has issued a permit for solicitation to Aptive Pest Control. https://aptivepestcontrol.com/
They have fulfilled our requirements and submitted background checks for all those who will be knocking. (We cannot ban solicitation).
If you do not want people knocking at your door, you must have a conspicuously displayed notification at your front door that reads "NO SOLICITING". This group, and any other exempt from permitting groups like political and religious canvasing must not make attempts to contact with that signage displayed.
A simple piece of paper with "NO SOLICITING" taped to your door or near the doorbell is all you need.
The permitted employees are all supposed to have a clearly displayed name tag and company name.
Do not open the door for anyone if you don't want to.
If the employees do not adhere to your signage or your decline to speak please contact the company representative.
Daniela Garzon
Permit Coordinator
Licensing and Compliance Department
Phone: (801) 784-8924

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05/06/2026

Annual Mother's Day performance from Shakespeare in the Parks tour, this Sunday with 'The Tempest'. Robsion Park center pavilion at 6:30!
---DISREGARD THE RAIN SPACE VENUE---IF IT IS RAINING AT THE TIME OF THE SHOW, UNFORTUNATELY WE WILL NEED TO POSTPONE OR CANCEL. Stay tuned.

04/28/2026

You have the right to appeal. Contact Jefferson County PVA for assistance if you need it, they are expecting your calls and willing to help. www.jeffersonpva.ky.gov

04/20/2026

Metro District 7 Councilwoman Dr. Paula McCraney invites you to join her for " Muffins with McCraney " April 25th. Details on flyer.

04/02/2026

2026 Property Assessments
The Jefferson County PVA will mail property assessments on April 24, 2026. The 2026 reassessment covers MLS Areas 8 & 9 which spans the area east of the Watterson Expressway (I-264) and north of I-64 to the Ohio River and the eastern border of Jefferson County. Home rule cities include Prospect, Glenview, Graymoor-Devondale, Anchorage, Lyndon, Hurstbourne, Douglass Hills, Middletown, and many others in the northeastern portion of the county. If your property value changes, a full-color assessment notice on a large postcard that includes a photo of the property and information about the assessment appeal process will be mailed to you. New values will be posted on Jeffersonpva.ky.gov on April 24, 2026 at noon.
If you believe the assessed value is not correct, The Jefferson County PVA wants you to know: You have a right to appeal.
The mission of the PVA is to provide fair and equitable assessments for all property owners in Jefferson County. PVA staff works hard to get the value of our property correct. However, the PVA does not know every detail or condition of your property. If you believe the PVA assessed value does not represent the fair-market value of your property, you have a right to appeal your assessment.
To learn more about property assessments and how to file an appeal, attend one of the PVA’s upcoming community meetings:
April 14: Lyndon City Hall (515 Wood Ln) 6:30pm-8pm
April 16: Berrytown Recreation Senior Nutrition Annex (1340 Heafer Rd) 6:30pm-8pm
All meetings will also be available on Zoom, visit jeffersonpva.ky.gov to register for virtual meetings.
The first step of the appeal process is to complete the PVA Online Conference which is available at www.jeffersonpva.ky.gov from April 24, 2026 at noon EDT, until May 18, 2026 at 4pm EDT.
Most people prefer to complete the appeal using online self-service. However, if you need assistance with the Online Conference, PVA staff will be available and ready to assist you.
Weekday In-Person Appeal Assistance at the Northeast Regional Library and Middletown City Hall:
• Opening Day April 24: 12pm-4pm
• Weekdays April 27-May 18: 9am-4pm
Evening In-Person Assistance Events:
• Middletown City Hall (11803 Old Shelbyville Rd): Thursday, May 7, 5pm-7pm
• Lyndon City Hall (515 Wood Ln): Wednesday May 13, 5pm-7pm
PVA Office (815 W. Market Street, suite 400): Weekdays April 24-May 18, 8am-4pm and two Saturdays, May 9 and 16, 9am-1pm. Optional appointments available: call 502-574-6224 to reserve a time.
By Telephone: Accommodations will be made for property owners with limited mobility and access to technology. Call 502-574-6224 to reserve a time for a telephone conference.
More helpful information, including tips on preparing for your Online Conference can be found at www.jeffersonpva.ky.gov.

The Jefferson County PVA is responsible for applying a fair and equitable assessment to residential properties, commercial properties, and more.

04/02/2026

Free recycling, donation, and large item disposal event. Saturday April 4th at Shelby Campus. Hosted by Metro Council District 18 representative Marilyn Parker.

03/09/2026

https://www.cityoflyndon.org/Blog/112/special-meeting-called

CITY OF LYNDON MUNICIPAL ORDER ­­­­3-10-26 A MUNICIPAL ORDER RELATING TO ACCEPTING A BID FOR PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT AT ROBSION PARK WHEREAS, the City of Lynd...

01/23/2026

It'snow secret we have a winter storm rolling in this weekend.

Please have patience with road crews from Lyndon and Metro Public Works. Priority through streets are always the first order of business -these serve the highest number of residents. Then, side streets and dead ends.

Cars should not be parked in the roadway at all. It will surely get buried by the plows and in some cases, may not allow crews to safely get down your street.

Your driveway entries will get blocked by mounding snow, it's unavoidable, so be prepared to free yourselves after the snow storm ends.

As always, take care of your neighbors, reach out to those who may be in need.

It is very likely that many of you will be unable to leave your homes until the early hours of Monday morning. Get prepared if you haven't already. Please stay off the roads if you aren't an essential employee!