Mary Raglin says she would bring diversity, unheard voices to council. Mary Raglin, a Midway resident pretty much her entire life, is retired at 69 but looking to get more involved by trying to get elected to the City Council.

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Mary C. Raglin has been a Midway resident for most of her life.

Raglin worked for the Lexington-Fayette Urban County government for 27 years as a 911 operator and also retired from the Army Reserve after 25 years. The council appointed her to the Woodford County Human Rights Commission in 2016, and she would have to resign from the commission if elected.

Mary is retired. She previously worked as a 911 operator for the Lexington-Fayette Urban County government and retired from the Army Reserve after 25 years.

## City Council

## Council Members

Name Phone Number Email Address Kaye Nita Gallagher 859-351-2530 kayenita@meetmeinmidway.com Steve Simoff steve@meetmeinmidway.com Logan Nance logan@meetmeinmidway.com Mary Raglin mary@meetmeinmidway.com Ian VanSteenbergh ian@meetmeinmidway.com Patrick Hall patrick@meetmeinmidway.com

City Council | Meet Me In Midway

Mary currently serves as a Midway City Council member.

2026 Kentucky General Election

As of October 8, 2026, Mary C. Raglin did not have a website or any information online.

Public Services

Asked if it is time to stop rezoning of land for industry in and around Midway, Raglin said, “I would say Midway is a small, quaint, little, personable town. Let’s keep it that way. . . . Midway Station is a big enough project that will keep Midway busy for a while.”

Asked what the city should do about the property at 116 E. Main St. if the owner doesn’t complete repairs by the building inspector’s deadline of Oct. 31, she said the owner should get more time if requested. “If he is making an effort in getting the repairs done but has not yet completed the job I would be a little more patient,” she said. “If he just flat out refuses to make the repairs, then the building inspector or the mayor/city council has to take the next step . . . whatever that is.”

Advocates limiting further industrial rezoning while Midway Station is under development.

Supports allowing additional time for property repairs when an owner is making progress, while calling for city action when an owner refuses repairs.

- Advocates limiting further industrial rezoning while Midway Station is under development.
- Supports allowing additional time for property repairs when an owner is making progress, while calling for city action when an owner refuses repairs.

Housing & Urban Development

Transportation & Infrastructure

Speeding has been an issue in Midway for a long time. Raglin said, “I say put more speed-limit signs.”

Raglin said she supports the idea of a new fire station, “one that would be able to house all of the equipment we have and possibly have space for future equipment we made need later and still be accessible for the city of Midway at Midway Station.”

Calls for more speed-limit signs to address speeding in Midway.

Supports a new fire station that accommodates existing and future equipment and remains accessible to Midway Station.

- Calls for more speed-limit signs to address speeding in Midway.
- Supports a new fire station that accommodates existing and future equipment and remains accessible to Midway Station.

Public Safety

Education

The council has reduced property taxes as real-estate assessments have gone up. Raglin was asked if that should continue, or if the occupational tax should be reduced. “Reducing the property-tax rates would be very beneficial to all property owners, especially our elderly and our senior citizens,” she said. “I really need to take the time to study more about occupational taxes, though.”

Supports reducing property-tax rates, particularly to benefit older property owners.

- Supports reducing property-tax rates, particularly to benefit older property owners.

Economy

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