Alexandria mayor announces plans to run for re-election
Mayor McGinley draws former mayors support
Mayor Dan McGinley of Alexandria will run for re-election in the fall.
Photographer: Photo courtesy of City of Alexandria
Posted: 07/26/2010
ALEXANDRIA, Ky. - Alexandria’s current mayor, Dan McGinley, will run for re-election this fall.
McGinley has been the mayor of Alexandria for the past 12 years and has the support of four former mayors and current Campbell County Judge-Executive Steve Pendery.
McGinley’s tenure as mayor has included the purchase of a city building and community center, the construction of a new public works facility and more than $5 million in investments in street reconstruction and repair.
“The reasons to live and work in Alexandria have continued to grow since I first became mayor,” McGinley said in a release announcing his re-election plans.
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