Louisville Metro Council District 9 · Nov 3, 2026
Alison Brotzge-Elder
Candidate for Metro Council District 9
Alison Brotzge-Elder is running for Louisville Metro Council District 9 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Andrea R. Parr.
Voter registration deadline · Mon, Oct 5, 2026
TodayA public relations account director at Doe-Anderson and a former television news producer, she was previously director of communications for Greater Louisville Inc. and worked in corporate communications at Humana. She is board vice chair of the Kentucky Resources Council.
- Campaign website
- www.alisonforlouisville.com
Where Alison Brotzge-Elder stands: positions on the record
Data centers2 sourced positions
Supports a one-year moratorium on new hyperscale and AI data center construction until Metro Council gets the regulations right.
“I am supportive of a one-year moratorium on any new hyper scale/AI data center construction until Metro Council can get the regulations right.”
Own statementAlison Brotzge-Elder
In a No Data Center 502 questionnaire, chose allowing hyperscale data centers in limited areas with robust community input, and said she opposes the Camp Ground Road data center.
Own statementAlison Brotzge-Elder
Housing and budget1 sourced position
Would advocate for more spending on the Affordable Housing Trust, Public Works, Parks, Public Art and Sustainability.
“Putting money back into the Affordable Housing Trust, Public Works, Parks, Public Art, and Sustainability.”
Own statementCourier Journal · Apr 16, 2026
Roads1 sourced position
Proposes a default 25 mph speed limit on residential and high-traffic streets citywide to reduce pedestrian deaths.
“I'd like to set a default speed limit to 25 citywide to residential and high traffic streets, similar to what other Metros have done.”
Own statementCourier Journal · Apr 16, 2026
TARC1 sourced position
Says Metro's annual budget should consistently allocate money to TARC.
“Metro Government's annual budget must consistently allocate funds to TARC and other important projects that support people living in our community today.”
Own statementAlison Brotzge-Elder
Police oversight1 sourced position
Pledges to demand transparency about how budget dollars are spent within LMPD and the justice system, including on surveillance systems like Flock.
“If elected to serve, I will demand transparency about how our budget dollars are being spent, particularly within LMPD and the justice system as a whole.”
Own statementAlison Brotzge-Elder
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