Mayor Knight Outlines Park Projects, Budget Priorities, and City Services

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Mayor Knight says Hopkinsville is preparing for a long awaited event near the end of the month.

click to download audioKnight also reminded residents that help is available even when City Hall is closed — through the city’s 311 app.

click to download audioHe says multiple departments actively monitor reports submitted through the app and that the app has been especially important during severe winter weather.

click to download audioAs budget season continues, the mayor says city leaders are closely monitoring spending.

click to download audioKnight also confirmed the return of the Hoptown Helps program, which helped more organizations last year and remains a priority.

click to download audioThe mayor also announced an upcoming town hall meeting at City Hall, where residents can voice their opinions directly.

click to download audioA major topic of discussion will be the future of the Hopkinsville Water Park. Knight says closing it is not an option.

click to download audioHe notes the park also plays a significant role in tourism.

click to download audioWith the park’s original bond now paid off, the city is weighing its next steps.

click to download audioKnight says no decisions will be made without full transparency and public input.

click to download audioThe town hall meeting is expected to take place later this month at Hopkinsville City Hall. Residents are encouraged to attend or submit questions in advance.

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