Middletown Mayor · Nov 3, 2026

Allison
Kenny

Allison Kenny is running for mayor of Middletown in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Mark Stigers and J. Byron Chapman.

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Nov 3Election Day

The race · Mayor

  1. 01J. Byron ChapmanIncumbent
  2. 02Allison KennyYou’re reading
  3. 03Mark Stigers
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Licensed professional engineer and federal employee. She says she is responsible for over 300 infrastructure projects that affect the military.

On the record: Allison Kenny

8 sourced
01Ballot listing1 sourced position
02Police training center1 sourced position
  • Says she will insist on contract cost caps for the planned police training center so city taxpayers do not cover costs beyond state funding.

    I will insist on contractual cost-caps to guarantee that Middletown taxpayers are not left on the hook for construction delays or compounding operational maintenance fees that go in excess of what was funded from the state.”

    Own statementAllison for MiddletownLink

03Open meetings1 sourced position
  • Says she will work to stream all city commission meetings live and post archived video.

    I will work to make all city commission meetings accessible via live video stream and archived video playback so you can stay informed on your own schedule.”

    Own statementAllison for MiddletownLink

04Citizen committees1 sourced position
  • Says she wants to pass an ordinance allowing commissioner-led or citizen-led committees, such as for parks, events and planning.

    One of my primary legislative goals is to introduce and pass a new city ordinance that officially allows for the creation of focused, commissioner-led or citizen-led committees.”

    Own statementAllison for MiddletownLink

05Spending transparency1 sourced position
  • Says every future city plan or capital investment should have a publicly posted financial impact study before the commission votes.

    Every future municipal plan or capital investment shall require a publicly posted financial impact study before the commission takes a vote.”

    Own statementAllison for MiddletownLink

06Wetherby Park1 sourced position
  • Says she will introduce a line-by-line plan so expected federal park money goes into park upgrades such as restrooms and walking paths.

    Own statementAllison for MiddletownLink

07Sidewalks1 sourced position
  • Says she will prioritize repairing and expanding the city's sidewalk network.

    I will prioritize repairing and expanding our sidewalk networks so that families, seniors, and strollers can move safely through our city without relying on busy roads.”

    Own statementAllison for MiddletownLink

08Code enforcement1 sourced position
  • Says she plans to enforce existing property ordinances consistently.

    I plan to enforce existing property ordinances consistently so that neglected commercial spaces or residential plots do not drag down neighboring property values.”

    Own statementAllison for MiddletownLink

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