Lexington Urban County Council District 6 · Nov 3, 2026
Tyler M. Pyles
Candidate for Urban County Council District 6
Tyler M. Pyles is running for Lexington Urban County Council District 6 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Tina V. Bryson.
Voter registration deadline · Mon, Oct 5, 2026
TodayOutside sales associate for BDA, a manufacturers' representative agency, with a background in community engagement.
Where Tyler M. Pyles stands: positions on the record
Homelessness1 sourced position
Sets a goal of reducing homelessness by 15–20% through targeted programs and partnerships.
“Reduce homelessness by 15–20% through targeted programming and partnership.”
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Public safety1 sourced position
Wants emergency services fully staffed and the $1.6 million spent on Flock cameras redirected to recruitment and retention.
“Fully staff emergency services and redirection of the $1.6 million from FLOCK cameras toward recruitment and retention.”
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Local trades1 sourced position
Wants 20–30% more licensed trade workers and city-funded projects to use local contractors and materials when available.
“Increase licensed trade workers by 20–30% while ensuring LFUCG-funded projects use local contractors and materials whenever available.”
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Roads1 sourced position
Wants the Reimagine New Circle project to reflect local needs, not just the use of available grant money.
“Ensure the Reimagine New Circle project reflects local needs, not just use of available grant funding.”
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Civic participation1 sourced position
Proposes quarterly district-wide meetings and holding important meetings outside regular business hours.
“I would also advocate for important meetings to be held outside regular business hours to encourage greater community participation.”
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