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Anthony Piagentini

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Anthony Piagentini is running for Louisville City Council Member, District 19.

Anthony Piagentini is running for this race unopposed. They will move on to the general election.

Personal background

Anthony Piagentini is from Somerset, New Jersey. He has a bachelor's degree in economics in Washington and Lee University and a master's degree in global management from the University of Phoenix. He lives with his wife, Nejma.

Professional background

Anthony is currently the vice president of strategic business expansion at NeuLife Rehabilitation Inc. He previously worked in finance, sales, marketing, and operations for pharmaceutical companies, large health insurance firms, and healthcare providers serving patients with complex healthcare needs.

Political background

Anthony is currently a councilman representing District 19 on the Louisville Metro Council. He was first elected in 2018 and is now serving his 2nd term.

Public Services

As of March 25, 2026, Anthony Piagentini’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Housing & Urban Development

Supports sustainable growth, with attention to environmentally sensitive areas.

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Transportation & Infrastructure

Fights for funding to improve roads, fix congestion points, and support neighborhood growth.

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Public Safety

Believes that rising crime and officer shortages are straining police resources and supports increased funding for the police department.

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Education

As of March 25, 2026, Anthony Piagentini’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Economy

Seeks to eliminate wasteful spending and lower the tax burden on working families.

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Ethics & Conduct

Accused of helping a nonprofit secure a $40 million federal grant, then stepping back from the vote due to a conflict of interest and accepting a paid consulting role with the same organization the day after it passed.

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