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Lexington Urban County Council District 4 · Nov 3, 2026

Brenda Monarrez

Candidate for Urban County Council District 4

27 candidates · 15 seats4 sourced positions

Brenda Monarrez is running for Lexington Urban County Council District 4 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Emma Curtis.

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Former District 4 Urban County Council member. Has held positions at companies of various sizes and previously owned a business.

Endorsed by
Neighborhood and homeowners association presidents including Mike Habersack (Pinnacle HOA), Susan Sallee (Belleau Wood Neighborhood Association), Jeff and Candy Wolfe (Southpoint Neighborhood Association), Karen McCann (Brigadoon Neighborhood Association) and Daniel Stacy (Glasford HOA). Brenda Monarrez campaign site
Campaign website
monarrez4lex.com

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Where Brenda Monarrez stands: positions on the record

Public safety1 sourced position

  • Lists public safety first among her top issues and wants police and fire given the tools, training and pay needed, with better recruitment and retention.

    “It is important to give both our Police and Fire departments the tools, training and compensation needed to keep all of them safe so that they can keep us safe.”

    Own statementCivicLex Vote Local Lexington

Streets & traffic2 sourced positions

  • Lists road paving, pedestrian islands and neighborhood traffic calming as a top issue.

    “Road paving, traffic and pedestrian safety measures such as pedestrian islands, and traffic calming within our neighborhoods.”

    Own statementCivicLex Vote Local Lexington

  • Plans to keep making small changes at District 4 intersections to improve pedestrian safety and calm traffic.

    “I would also continue to make micro changes throughout the 4th District intersections to continue to improve pedestrian safety and implement traffic calming measures.”

    Own statementCivicLex Vote Local Lexington

Economic development1 sourced position

  • Wants to attract and expand businesses to grow city revenue, saying that without new jobs the city will face cuts to programs.

    “Without attracting jobs, the City will face making cuts to vital programs in the future.”

    Own statementCivicLex Vote Local Lexington

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