Nicholasville Public Utilities offers pay by phone and online credit card payments for utility bills.
There is a small processing fee charged per transaction for this service. Transactions are limited to $450 at this time. If your bill is over $450 you
can make multiple transactions. You can also call 1-888-260-7639 to pay by automated phone system. You will need your account number
and CID number to use the web site or phone service. Your CID will be on your late notice and next bill
Click here to pay your bill.
Sign up instructions for online bill pay.
We are excited to announce the launch of NextRequest for the City of Nicholasville. This is an all-in-one platform that will save time, reduce risk, increase compliance with any future Open Records Request.
This allows for more transparency by providing a searchable platform of the most requested documents by residents.
This platform can improve efficiency by insuring that request can be responded to quickly, while minimize the odds of a request being misdirected due to typos.
Click here to file an Open Records Request
In an effort to support local businesses and to increase economic development in the area, the City of Nicholasville is introducing a Small Business Property Incentive Grant for brick and mortar business locations within our Downtown Business District. This grant is being offered by using funds received through the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Funds.
Property Incentive Grant Application
Nicholasville Ordinances, Commission meeting minutes, and meeting agendas are now available on the Internet. Most documents are fully text searchable.
Click here to access the documents.
The City of Nicholasville's Water Department will be conducting a routine water main flushing program April 10th thru April 14th, 2023.
The main flushing program is conducted in the Spring and Fall to clean the distribution system of any sedimentation, which may have built up in the mains.
Click here for more information.
Whether you are East or West,
Keeping storm drains clean is always best!
In cities, rain and snow fall on streets, sidewalks and parking lots where it can't be absorbed. Storm drains along streets and in parking areas give the runoff a place to flow, which helps prevent flooding.
But the water picks up contaminates from trash, motor oil and other debris and carries it into our local streams.
That's why it's important to properly dispose of yard waste, trash, oil and grease and why storm drains are just for rain.
For more information, Click here.
The Lexington Area MPO is developing a pedestrian and bicycle plan to improve walking and biking conditions in Fayette County and Jessamine County.
Click here for more information.
Nicholasville Fire Department Conducts Fire Safety Program for local
Children and receives 15-year award for service to the Community.
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Bethany Davis-Brown, Dexter Knight, Patty Teater, Pete Sutherland, and Alex Carter (Mayor) meet on most Mondays at 5 p.m. See Schedule
Wilmore-Nicholasville-Jessamine County 2017 Joint Comprehensive Plan
2017 Joint Comprehensive Plan
2017 Joint Comprehensive Plan Current Land Use Map
2017 Joint Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Map
The Kentucky Office of Highway Safety has introduced the Yellow Dot Program. This program alerts first responders
at crash scenes of critical medical information that could save a life.
Click here for more information.
Click here for the Kentucky Office of Highway Safety site.
Nicholasville Public Utilities already offers easy online credit card payment easy online credit card payment or the Express Drop Box for checks but could not take cash after business hours. Now after hours drive through payments can be made with cash or credit cards as well. Just visit the office at 601 N Main St and use the automated payment kiosk to pay your bill! To use the new kiosk you only need to know your account number and the amount you owe. But remember, the Payment Kiosk only takes bills and cannot give change. This means any money over what you owe that is fed to the kiosk will be credited to your next bill and a receipt will be printed for you.
ECN Code Red is the Interactive Community Notification system for Jessamine County. This system is at no cost to subscribers and is very simple to opt in. Residents who wish to opt in to the site simply need to go to the link and create a user account. From there they may enter their Cell phone/ landline or email and physical address. Using the Code Red program E911 or Emergency officials can contact them in the event of an emergency or disaster. They can also opt in to receive severe weather warnings from the National Weather service for Jessamine County. Click here to sign up.
Coming soon!
Mayor Alex Carter
Positioned in the heart of Kentucky's Bluegrass region, on the outskirts of Lexington, Nicholasville is Kentucky's seventh fastest growing city. In addition to a great quality of life, the area is known for its rural beauty, music heritage and historical significance. We invite you to explore all Nicholasville has to offer.
*LIMITED HOURS FOR SPRING*
SATURDAY HOURS ONLY from 8am to 12pm ONLY.
Due to the expansion project that is currently in progress at our Wastewater Treatment Plant we do ask any visitors that are hauling brush to please ENTER through Short Shun entrance and EXIT through Bethel Road for everyone's safety. Please be aware of the increase in traffic and heavy machinery that may be present due to the ongoing construction.
If you have any additional questions, please call us at 859-885-1121.