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Calvert City Mayor · Nov 3, 2026

Neeta
Hale

Neeta Hale is running for mayor of Calvert City in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Jeremy Rowe.

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The race · Mayor

  1. 01Neeta HaleYou’re reading
  2. 02Jeremy Rowe
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Background

About
Calvert City Council member for 10 years whose work experience includes 25 years with Major League Fishing. She completed a bachelor's degree in organizational leadership.
Party
Nonpartisan race. Kentucky Secretary of State, Land Office

Neeta Hale and Jeremy Rowe were both named to the search committee for a new city administrator in July 2026. The Lake News · Jul 15, 2026

Neeta Hale and Jeremy Rowe both spoke at the Calvert Area Development Association candidate forum on Oct. 10, 2026. The Lake News · Oct 11, 2026

On the record: Neeta Hale

10 sourced
01City Hall access2 sourced positions

  • Said that if elected, re-establishing office space for the mayor at City Hall will be one of her first priorities.

    If elected, reestablishing a mayor’s office space will be one of my first priorities.”

    Own statementThe Lake News · Jun 10, 2026Link

  • As reported by The Lake News from the Oct. 10, 2026 Calvert Area Development Association candidate forum; not a direct quote

    Said she would set regular office hours in a visible office at City Hall, and make more detailed council agendas available before meetings.

    Forum answerThe Lake News · Oct 11, 2026Link

02City budget2 sourced positions
03Trash fees1 sourced position
04Priorities1 sourced position

  • Listed her priorities as mayor: city finances, communication with residents, growth and small-town values.

    As mayor, my priorities will be simple: keeping Calvert City financially strong, improving communication between city government and residents, supporting responsible growth, and preserving the small-town values that make our town a wonderful place to live.”

    Own statementThe Lake News · Jun 10, 2026Link

05Mayor and council1 sourced position

  • As reported by the Tribune-Courier from the April 30, 2026 Kentucky Lake Chamber of Commerce candidate forum; not a direct quote

    Said the city council's role had been minimized in recent years and that she wants to see it returned.

    Forum answerTribune-Courier · May 7, 2026Link

06Conflicts of interest1 sourced position

  • Said that as a retiree with no financial interests in city businesses she can serve without conflicts of interest.

    As a retiree with no financial interests in any industry or business within the city, I have a unique opportunity to serve without conflicts of interest.”

    Own statementThe Lake News · Jun 10, 2026Link

07Downtown buildings1 sourced position

  • As reported by The Lake News from the Oct. 10, 2026 Calvert Area Development Association candidate forum; not a direct quote

    Said a consulting firm should examine buildings for a historic district and compare preservation with revitalization, adding that revitalization may work better.

    Forum answerThe Lake News · Oct 11, 2026Link

08Past candidacies1 sourced position

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