Born and raised in Versailles, Kentucky, my name is Nick Green
and I am running to be YOUR next Mayor of Versailles,
Kentucky, in the 2026 election.

Nick Green for Mayor

I volunteer at Daisy Hill Senior
Living, the Woodford County Detention Center, FCA Coach for
the WCHS Swim Team and sit on the Eagle Scout Board of
Reviews for Woodford County for Troops 14 and 43.

Living, the Woodford County Detention Center, FCA Coach for
the WCHS Swim Team and sit on the Eagle Scout Board of
Reviews for Woodford County for Troops 14 and 43.

Nick Green is originally from Versailles, Kentucky. He volunteers at Daisy Hill Senior Living and the Woodford County Detention Center, and serves on Eagle Scout Boards of Review for Woodford County Troops 14 and 43.

a 2009 Eagle Scout, a
certified nursing assistant at Baptist Health Hospital, pastor at
Glen’s Creek Baptist Church, former assistant WCHS cross
country and track coach, and proud recipient of The Bluegrass
Community and Technical College’s 2025 “Political Science
student of the year award”.

certified nursing assistant at Baptist Health Hospital, pastor at
Glen’s Creek Baptist Church, former assistant WCHS cross
country and track coach, and proud recipient of The Bluegrass
Community and Technical College’s 2025 “Political Science
student of the year award”.

pastor at
Glen’s Creek Baptist Church, former assistant WCHS cross
country and track coach, and proud recipient of The Bluegrass
Community and Technical College’s 2025 “Political Science
student of the year award”.

Nick Green works as a certified nursing assistant at Baptist Health Hospital and as pastor at Glen’s Creek Baptist Church. He previously worked as an assistant cross-country and track coach.

Nick works as a certified nursing assistant at Baptist Health Hospital and as pastor at Glen’s Creek Baptist Church. He previously worked as an assistant cross-country and track coach.

2026 Kentucky General Election

As of October 8, 2026, Nick Green’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Education

Preserving Traditional Values

Maintain growth rooted in the traditions,
families, and values that define Versailles.
Growing responsibly by focusing on family-
oriented acitvities, not unchecked expansion.

Advocates for growth focused on family-oriented activities rather than unchecked expansion.

- Advocates for growth focused on family-oriented activities rather than unchecked expansion.

Housing & Urban Development

Public Safety

Public Services

Strong Infrastructure

Investing in roads, utilities, and essential
services that residents rely on everyday.

Supports investing in roads, utilities, and essential services.

- Supports investing in roads, utilities, and essential services.

Transportation & Infrastructure

It’s government, not a commercial business

Government is here to serve and invest in
upgrading existing infrastructure over
unneccesary commerical property purchases.

Less waste, more accountability

Reducing unnecessary spending and making
sure every tax dollar is spent wisely

Prioritizes upgrading existing infrastructure over unnecessary commercial property purchases.

Supports reducing unnecessary spending and ensuring tax dollars are spent wisely.

- Prioritizes upgrading existing infrastructure over unnecessary commercial property purchases.
- Supports reducing unnecessary spending and ensuring tax dollars are spent wisely.

Economy

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Nick Green

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Nick GREEN

history of integrity, character and transparency. I am a 2010
graduate of Woodford County High School, a 2009 Eagle Scout, a
certified nursing assistant at Baptist Health Hospital, pastor at
Glen’s Creek Baptist Church, former assistant WCHS cross
country and track coach, and proud recipient of The Bluegrass
Community and Technical College’s 2025 “Political Science
student of the year award”. I volunteer at Daisy Hill Senior
Living, the Woodford County Detention Center, FCA Coach for
the WCHS Swim Team and sit on the Eagle Scout Board of
Reviews for Woodford County for Troops 14 and 43.

student of the year award”. I volunteer at Daisy Hill Senior
Living, the Woodford County Detention Center, FCA Coach for
the WCHS Swim Team and sit on the Eagle Scout Board of
Reviews for Woodford County for Troops 14 and 43.

Nick Green was born and raised in Versailles, Kentucky. He graduated from Woodford County High School in 2010. He volunteers at Daisy Hill Senior Living and the Woodford County Detention Center and serves on Eagle Scout boards of review for Woodford County Troops 14 and 43.

Nick Green works as a certified nursing assistant at Baptist Health Hospital and as a pastor at Glen’s Creek Baptist Church. He previously worked as an assistant cross-country and track coach at Woodford County High School.

Responsible Spending

Versailles needs to prioritize and invest in
upgrading existing infrastructure over
unnecessary commerical property puchases.

Supports responsible growth focused on family-oriented activities rather than unchecked expansion.

Plans to prioritize infrastructure upgrades over unnecessary commercial property purchases.

- Supports responsible growth focused on family-oriented activities rather than unchecked expansion.
- Plans to prioritize infrastructure upgrades over unnecessary commercial property purchases.

Plans to invest in roads, utilities, and essential services residents rely on daily.

- Plans to invest in roads, utilities, and essential services residents rely on daily.

Plans to reduce unnecessary spending and ensure tax dollars are spent wisely.

- Plans to reduce unnecessary spending and ensure tax dollars are spent wisely.

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- The duties of the mayor depend on the type of government within the city, 
- If the city has a mayor-council form of government, the mayor is responsible for the executive and administrative functions of the government. They oversee all city departments, but cannot vote in most council matters. 
- If the city has a mayor-aldermen form of government, the mayor is responsible for executing and enforcing local and state laws. The mayor may appoint city officials with approval from the aldermen. 
- If the city has a mayor-commission form of government, the mayor presides over the city commissioners and can vote within the commission. The mayor is responsible for executing all decisions reached by the commission. 
- If the city has a city manager form of government, the mayor presides over the city commissioners and can vote within the commission. The mayor is recognized as the head of the city department but does not have any regular administrative duties. 
- City mayors are elected during general elections for a four-year term. Most cities in Kentucky hold nonpartisan elections for mayor. 