Leadership
City Of Richlawn
PO Box 7786
Louisville, KY 40257-0786
The Richlawn City Commission meets on the third Monday of each month at 6:30pm at Old National Bank on the corner of Hubbards Lane and Shelbyville Road. Go to the rear of the building to find the conference room. Richlawn residents are encouraged to attend, either in person or virtually. Meeting information can be found on the City Business page.
Richlawn Resident Handbook
If you would like a copy, please contact Paul Downs via email
Richlawn Officers
MAYOR
Matthew Brotzge 502-512-8930
116 Don Allen Road
Police, MSD, Hubbards Lane Project, Email Access
CITY COMMISSIONERS
Dianne DeVore 502-593-1134
Trash, Recycling, Yard Waste, Landscaping, Snow Removal, and Road Signs
Paul Downs 502-649-1703
Richlawn Website, Property Improvements, Rental Registrations, Richlawn Handbook, and Nextdoor.com
Corey Phillippe 502-376-6768
Tree Program, Code Enforcement, Gazette, Lights, Roads, and Sidewalks
A fourth commissioner will be named soon.
CITY CLERK/TREASURER
Daniel Sullivan 502-512-8967
CITY ATTORNEY
Steve Porter 502-905-9991
CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER
George Stewart
ETHICS COMMITTEE
Angie McDermott
David Hopkins
Marcia Baker
Richlawn Government
As delineated by the Constitution of The Commonwealth of Kentucky, Richlawn is a Commission Plan (previously known as “sixth class”) city since the population is less than 1,000. Currently there are 199 homes located within the Richlawn city limits.
Because we are a Commission Plan city, our form of government, as prescribed by the Kentucky Revised Statutes, is that of a five person City Commission including an elected mayor and four elected commissioners. The term for mayor is 4 years. The term for the commissioners is two years. Any resident may run for the City Commission by registering with the Louisville Metro Board of Elections.
As required by the Statutes, other appointed city officials include the City Clerk/City Treasurer. The commission also appoints a Property Improvements Committee and an Ethics Committee. Additionally, the City hires its own City Attorney for legal matters.
The City's Code Enforcement Officer helps residents follow Richlawn's own policies and regulations. These can be found on the Ordinance page.
The City Commission meets at Old National Bank on the corner of Hubbards Lane and Shelbyville Road on the third Monday of each month at 6:30 p.m. The City Commission meetings are open and residents are welcome to attend. For agendas, minutes, and virtual meeting options, find links on City Business Page.