(WKRC) - Detectives are asking people to search their camera footage for any video related to an early morning shooting in Covington Emergency crews were called to Garner Drive near Taylor Mill Road at about 12:30 a.m The victim was taken to the hospital with a gunshot wound to the arm Police do not have a suspect but believe the shooting was an isolated incident Anyone with information is asked to call detectives at (859) 292-2234 or Crime Stoppers at (513) 352-3040 NKyTribune The city of Taylor Mill took the first step toward increasing water pressure in the city Several members of the Northern Kentucky Water District joined Mayor Dan Bell and Councilmembers Ed Kuehne and Caroline Braden as well as Kentucky legislators Senator Chris McDaniel and Representative Kim Moser Tuesday morning to participate in breaking ground for a brand new water tower “It is thanks to the leadership of the board of the NKY Water District that we plan maintain and invest in our assets to deliver dependable services that promote a healthy and viable community,” said Linsey Rechtin president and CEO of the NKY Water District “We take our mission of providing our customers a safe clean and sufficient water supply very seriously.” She talked about realizing that the former Taylor Mill standpipe wasn’t meeting the needs of the community and said the water district immediately took steps to make it better There had been a standpipe water storage near Taylor Mill elementary that had a capacity of 330,000 gallons It was taken out because it wasn’t tall enough Only the top quarter of water in the standpipe was usable making the amount of water available for the community closer to 90,000 gallons instead of the 330,000 gallons it was supposed to have The Water District measured the usage in the city at approximately 550,000 gallons Rechtin explained that the solution has three key points; first a tank has to be more centralized to the zone it needs to run along a 16 inch transmission main along the parkway which helps fill and empty the tank so the water is constantly moving the water district has been replacing the old water main the old main would not have been able to handle that pressure Now they are gradually increasing the water pressure The ground was broken on a brand new water tower on Tuesday and the finished product will grace the horizon across from Scott High School and will be a definite landmark in the community “This represents economic development,” said Kenton County Judge Executive Kris Knochelmann “It is an investment in Northern Kentucky and in Kenton County Lindsey and the board continue to raise the bar in what it means to lead This project also represents quality of life We are proud as a fiscal court to support the board.” The new tower will be shaped more like a recognizable water tower and will be able to consistently produce 500,000 gallons per day the new tank will ensure that the area will continue to be served even in the case of an emergency the tank will be buffered against pressure variations from rapid increases or decreases in water demands Taylor Mill is borrowing water storage from other tanks outside the city and will continue to do so until the new tower is finished “In many ways this new water tower signifies the growth of Taylor Mill and the eastern part of Kenton County,” said Mayor Dan Bell “We are going to have an additional 300 new housing starts over the next few years and they are going to need advanced water pressure It is important to have the infrastructure that we need to grow as a city The new tower is scheduled to be completed by the fall or 2025 and will serve 2633 active services from approximately 45 miles of water main and will average a half million gallons of water daily who work day and night to put the needs of the community above their own,” Rechtin stated “That enables all of us to be able to turn on our taps without wondering if clean drinking water will be available.” Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Villa Hills Mayor Heather Jansen started a discussion at the monthly Kenton County Mayors’ meeting about cell phone coverage in her city “and so it’s on the top of the hill in Villa Hills over towards the west next to the three towers that are mounted over by IHeart radio I’ve got a couple residents over closer to there who are saying that they are getting a lot of interference.” She was wondering if anyone had the experience or had discovered solutions to the problem She said she knew that a building around Target in Florence was complaining of some interference being next to Turfway Park “Unfortunately we have the issue where we have River Ridge which is next to it “Then someone told me that River Ridge has some type of shield that keeps the interference down from radio towers.” who is the Kenton County Director of Homeland Security and Emergency Management “Yes we did a walk through about three or four weeks ago with your police chief and fire chief,” he said “And I think what he is referencing is they put a film on the windows to reduce that radio signal from coming in And that’s impacted for years that entire area Some people would pick their phones up and you could hear the radio playing over their phones In one case the signal was so strong I think someone’s downspouts were actually picking it up and you could actually hear the radio.” Hensley said he thinks the solution is to put boosters in that building They talked to some of the cell phone providers but the problem is that they would have to have boosters for each cell phone company Hensley said they had someone with them at the time evaluating the phone signal “Outside the building radio signal is fantastic,” he explained You go a little bit further into the building certainly one level down and the signal is virtually nonexistent Hensley said the new building codes through PDS require any new construction to be evaluated for multi-directional reception amplifiers and boosters are put in as part of the construction and Hensley said it seemed like the signal from the outside was penetrating through the walls at first It seems like something has changed in that area,” said Hensley we’re dealing with something similar in our justice center as well We are actually looking at bringing in a consultant to evaluate that because we are having similar problems Unfortunately there may be a cost component for the school at some point to put in the equipment necessary to amplify the radio signal for first responders we drive down Amsterdam road and hit just absolutely dead areas.” He said it is a different matter when it is a school area Jansen noted that there is an old tower in the area and she wondered if that tower could be regenerated Hensley said that there are nondescript towers in her area already and they are not helping He said it is a small enough area that they can’t generate enough interest to be able to fix the problem “With the trend of moving away from land lines we have got a number of people who are sitting at the point where it could get very problematic,” said Jansen Hensley said they are aware of the problem and they are going to do everything they can to help with the problem “It’s not going unnoticed,” he assured her The subject of the new water tower that will be installed in Taylor Mill on Pride Parkway by the Allison-Rose Funeral Home came up the Northern Kentucky Water District petitioned the state to put a 500,000 gallon elevated storage tank in Taylor Mill The tank that is there is inadequate for the area talked about the fact that the water tower is nearing reality She said the water district has been very slightly increasing the water pressure and said the tower will definitely benefit the community with better water pressure Some jokes went on about if they were going to name the tower the Dan Bell tower and Mayor Bell said he did ask if they could put Taylored with Pride on the tower or at least Taylor Mill so that people would know where the tower was located but it will be officially labeled the Northern Kentucky Water District “We plan to have the groundbreaking within the next week or so,” said Rechtin The new tank is scheduled for completion in about 17 months and that time starts as soon as the ground is broken (WKRC) - A man is facing charges following an alleged road rage incident Authorities said the alleged incident occurred on Tuesday near Taylor Mill Road and Hands Pike in Independence the victim said a black BMW "intentionally" ran him off the road The victim said he had pulled over to change his tire when the BMW returned to the scene and the driver and a passenger stepped out and allegedly began attacking him Authorities noted that the victim had blood on his hands and a bruise under his right eye the victim claimed the driver and passenger caused damage to his vehicle An officer noticed the victim's vehicle had a broken mirror and dents to the driver-side door which was traced back to 18-year-old William Stouffer an officer saw a maroon SUV drive by and noticed that the driver matched the description of Stouffer The tag on the vehicle also came back to the same address as the BMW Officers stopped the SUV and the driver was identified as Stouffer the 18-year-old told authorities that "there was an altercation between him and the victim." Stouffer is charged with criminal mischief He is scheduled to appear back in court on March 19 Each week we compile local real estate records so you can find out what property is selling for in your neighborhood We also have a local database page with restaurant inspections Information provided by the Hamilton County Auditor 3267 South Woods Ln: Kreppel Maria T Tr to Gelehrter Thomas & Marissa Gelehrter; $600,000 1369 Rambling Hills Dr: Perry James W to Harris William Thomas & Sydney Ryan; $370,000 392 Sunny Acres Dr: Smith Michael O & to Masters Jonathan G & Alison S Masters; $1,300,000 6011 Squirehill Ct: Luttrell James S to Elfawris Jazmine Alexis & Mohammad; $276,000 6997 Queensway Ln: Schirmer Jeffrey P @ 3 to Moreno Gustavo Diaz & Sonia Diaz; $343,000 7124 Bestview Te: Miller Donald to Martin Connor & Emily Wentz; $412,000 7622 Cathedral Hill Dr: Upchurch Albert & Susan to Gerth William; $437,000 8051 Witts Mill Ln: Page Wayne E & Laura L to Callahan Paul R & Catherine Ann Callahan; $435,000 823 Foxknoll Ct: Stenger Robert C & Courtney to Miller Donald & Madeline Miller; $610,000 8263 Asbury Hills Dr: Imm Timothy D to Ryan Ernest & Jennifer L Zavadil-ryan; $330,000 256 Ehrman Ave: Stoddard & Stoddard Associates to Lobos Real Estate LLC; $190,000 3456 Vine St: Walker Vanessa L @ 4 to Peters Columbus @3; $11,586 887 Lexington Ave: Those Real Estate Guys LLC to Hilgert Rental LLC; $329,000 10188 Zig Zag Rd: John Henry Homes Inc to Gonzalez Josie Marie & Baltazar Gonzalez; $910,904 3447 Cooper Rd: Brunner Merle D Jr & Karen A Minelli-brunner to Dull Ryan R & Megan E Dull; $840,000 Floral Ave: Dykstra Ross & Makenzie Dykstra to Newton Justin & Marielle Newton; $160,000 1519 Franklin Ave: Robinson Richard to Davis Lauren M; $165,000 2944 Burlington Pl: Cinnanta Properties LLC to Newfort Capital LLC; $250,000 129 Sixty-eighth St: Cincihome LLC to Touray Ousman Eliman; $147,400 130 Nansen St: Marshall Michael to Voyles Co LLC; $90,000 3605 Woodbine Ave: Siciliano Scott P & Christine to Willrose Holdings LLC; 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$125,000 1825 Hanfield St: Phillips Amy L to Car Anthony & Emma Hensley; $345,000 4156 Mad Anthony St: Mincy Sylvia & Jazel to Bigbee Dean Justin; $265,000 2507 Indian Mound Ave: U S Bank Trust National Association Tr to Needles Coleman; $305,000 4909 Wesley Ave: Kosla Michael A @ 3 to Izaguirre Luis; $354,050 5206 Rolston Ave: Williams Alexander N to Cady Carson A & Hannah Powers; $239,900 2932 Robertson Ave: Three Oaks Single Family LLC to Chew Joyce Trustee; $250,000 3237 Berwyn Pl: Harp Johnny Jr to Mmazza Real Estate LLC; $295,000 3728 Maple Park Ave: Spencer Jonathan D to Sabagha Noor; $512,700 Three Oaks Ln: Three Oaks Single Family LLC to Budd David & Tracy Budd; $215,000 1905 Elm St: 1905 Elm LLC to 3pc Enterprise LLC; $1,500,000 2055 Seymour Ave: G & M Realty LLC to Greene Ceciley Elizabeth & Kathy Lynn Taylor; $280,000 2862 Losantiville Ave: Dolan Paige A to Krause Mitchell & Joanna Krause; $310,000 6339 Hillside Ave: Vb One LLC to Barber Cortez; $113,000 6455 Home City Ave: Bill Stephen to Lacinak Lindsay & Joseph Alfred Lacinak; $380,000 10843 Cragview Ct: Cable Charles E Jr to Cable Charles E Jr; $64,000 12012 Gulfport Dr: Sorg Rebecca to Opendoor Property J LLC; $245,000 4090 Mefford Ln: Heck David W Trustee to Benham John V Iv & Rebecca Boyne; $507,000 6835 Park Ave: Stockhoff Shiloh to Pearson Alexandra & Nicholas Cotto; $372,000 3412 Beekman St: Intercontinental Chemical Corporation to Parr Ted K & Nancy J; $50,000 2564 Linden St: Kirkland Financial LLC to Morales Arnoldo Francisco Soto &; $45,000 534 Orient Ave: Morales Fernando Carlos to Morales Wendy Carolina; $115,120 1002 Jonquil Ln: Cedar Brook Properties Funding 1 LLC to Willis Alonzo W; $250,000 1042 Jonquil Ln: Fuller Christopher T & Melissa D Craig to Morabito Nicholas & Lindsey Morabito; $275,000 10564 Mckelvey Rd: Ziolkowski Stephen & Jessica Dodge to Ziolkowski Stephen; $60,000 1068 Spruceglen Dr: Schlager Fred & Joyce F to Oder Landon G & Julia A; $303,500 12110 Regency Run Ct: Menzer Nancy R to Adili Romio; $159,000 1341 Meredith Dr: Blue Cristal Investments LLC to Lopez David & Isabela Hudson; $289,900 1416 Hazelgrove Dr: Conrad Christine E to Kyle Zachary & Madison Conrad; $130,000 1757 Hudepohl Ln: Mclean Nicole J & Adam J Grimm to Grimm Adam J; $209,373 8688 Grenada Dr: Jacobo Brani Ronaldo to Chilel Nestor W Nolasco & Mildren A Jacobo Lopez; $109,250 589 Woodside Heights: Vanover Jessica M Trustee to Eyre Justin & Amber Lopez Eyre; $225,000 10911 Brookgreen Ct: Kelly Abbey Kaitlin to Vollat Christopher; $226,000 12135 Second Ave: Kochyan Parnak to Toelke Raymond J; $57,000 3770 Donegal Dr: Aukerman Amy L to Bah Enterprise & Holdings LLC; $239,000 4501 Taylor Ave: Luther Luke R & Matthew to Nunnally Eryn E & Robin N Scanion; $205,000 7971 Timberbreak Dr: Uhl Kevin T to Burton Ryan & Mckenzie Burton; $381,000 8024 Merrymaker Ln: Jones Patricia to K&co Studio LLC; $315,000 8500 Wicklow Ave: Martin Kristen to Repaske Elizabeth; $205,000 12085 Crestfield Ct: Nagulavancha Laxminarasimharoa & Garaga Swetha to Brookstone Homes Inc; $150,000 Walnut Hills1361 Burdette Ave: Alexander Amon R to Larkins Ventures LLC; $182,000 1228 Amanda Pl: Judy Property Group LLC to Kkd Crystals LLC; $130,350 4371 St Lawrence Ave: Pondaco Donna to Soumar'e Sira; $170,000 937 Harris Ave: Tenkotte Anthony to Glass Corey; $41,210 2240 Harrison Ave: St One Endeavors LLC to Zach Of All Trades LLC; $272,000 2657 Westwood Northern Bv: Steele Jamarkus D to Flex Rentals LLC; $48,000 3172 Queen City Ave: Destiney Developement X LLC to Burnett Matthew & Anna Marie Kennedy; $200,000 3203 Hildreth Ave: Reynolds David Chrisopher Lee & Kathleen Voelker to Mclean Larry R; $259,000 3219 Glenmore Ave: Cernasov Alexandra Trustee to Collins Noah R; $180,000 3253 Werk Rd: Epb Properties I LLC to Precision Aw LLC; $222,000 83 Sheffield Rd: Hagemeyer Pamela S to H & K Property Investment LLC; $170,000 1026 Crosley Ave: Staker Deborah J to Jasak Julie M & Peter J; $300,000 1401 West Ave: Hilton Michael R & Jennifer C Hilton to Hoh Llp; $280,000 19 Ritchie Ave: Zimmerman Elizabeth A to Weisenborn Angela; $245,000 Information provided by Christine Charlson 18 Elmwood Circle: Barbara Murray to Christine and Sean Geiman; 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$250,000 1254 Lynn Haven Way: The Drees Company to Marie and Robert Clemens; $549,000 3441 Bottomwood Drive: Rita Williams to Natalie and Christopher Deal; $215,000 3865 Tracy Jean Lane: Jessica and Eric Worley to Audrey Muck and Grant Dyer; $375,000 480 Cardinal Court: Deborah Thomas to The Roberts Organization 622 Perimeter Drive: Allie and Tyler Johnson to Rachel and Brandon Short; $250,000 884 Borderlands Drive: Elaine Goetz and Daniel Goetz to Patricia and Kenneth Mullen; $265,000 unit 306: Macon and Ian McDonough to Claeb Barnes; $165,000 unit 8-1: Platinum Property Management Group LLC to Marilyn Pitzer and William Fletcher; $335,000 30 Northfield Drive: Toni and Christopher Hook to Elizabeth Poplin and Wolfgang Davis; $395,000 308 Chelsea Square: Shelly Fleckinger to Jacob Wilson; $262,500 338 Merravay Drive: Gregory Long to Tanner Cooper; $220,000 3905 Arrow Court: Abraham Oliveras to Bonnie Houser and Brandon Houser; $151,000 6112 Redbud Court: Stewart Robinson to Anthony Talbot Jr.; $299,000 616 Lunette Place: The Drees Company to Cynthia Powell; $315,000 69 Circle Park Drive: Michelle and Fred Fowler to Drake Franklin; $360,000 7281 Burlington Pike: Carla and Dennis Egan to Buckman Holdings 9 Stonegate Lane: Christina Saner to Christopher Schwartz; $262,500 9148 Susie Drive: Suzanne and Gregory Woodring to Yusbel Molina and Jose Martignetti; $271,000 22 Oxford Drive: Valerie and Gregory Stacy to Vanessa and Omer Donmez; $529,000 260 Acent Lane: Fischer Singel Family Homes IV LLC to Majorie Ramos and Steven Cortez; $529,500 North: Jodi and Patrick Henry and Patricia and Daniel Beimesche to CME 114 25 Holly Lane: Tamara Barrett to Brianne and David McDowell; $352,500 41 Kyles Lane: Gayle Roberts to Helen Chu and Daniel Branch; $425,000 41 Sheridan Ave.: Irene and Richard Trunick to Hilary and Adam Blau; $600,000 1412 Sleepy Hollow Road: Maddy and Andrew Sullivan to Morgan Jones and Ethan Smith; $308,000 1908 Swan Circle: Rex Graft to Christopher Graft; $270,000 Horizon Drive: Melissa and Daniel Sies to Jessica Hensley and Lenden Hensley; $310,000 2160 Ridgeline Drive: The Drees Company to Stefanie White and Rex Grant; $500,000 103 Bramble Ave.: Annalyse Russo and Daniel Johnson to Rosita Ortiz; $265,000 10537 Elderberry Lane: Fischer Singel Family Homes IV 11083 Briarview Court: The Drees Company to Kimberly Alig; $406,000 11952 Cadillac Drive: Debra and Lyle Burns to Denver Howard; $481,000 1262 Victory Lane: Cedar Brook Properties Funding 1 4769 Buttomwood Drive: Melvina and Anthony Neal to Dan Turley; $240,000 6482 Gary Drive: Myrtle Roberts to Trifive Investments 6578 Gary Drive: M&T Bank to Pop Five Properties 2657 Dixie Highway: Natalie and Ross Neltner to Brittany and Jake Hils; $876,000 6010 Dobbling Lane: Deanna and William Salisbury to James Frilling; $360,500 6228 Four Mile Road: Emily Schubert to Zachery Adams; $259,000 3186 Highridge Drive: Kathryn Hosea to Heather and Collin Browning; $1,200,000 10397 Brookhurst Lane North: The Drees Company to Kelly Reitzes and Kyle Hudak; $623,000 1047 Bayswater Drive: Cynthia and Coyd Vance to Birdget Day; $506,000 unit 2: Linda and Thomas Stellman to Kathy Hatfield and Samuel Hatfield; $339,000 966 Riverwatch Drive: Jessica Morse to J Noble Real Estate 11515 Herber Court: Kerri Strub to Tiffany and Robert Sprague; $495,000 11684 Agarwood Drive: Alexandra Ryder and Michael Bluestein to Joshua Bolin and Morningview Realty 204 Chardonnay Valley: The Drees Company to Elena-Corina and John Ploschnitzing; $503,500 524 Demoisey Court: The Drees Company to Heather and Channey Capito; $352,500 805 Walton Nicholson Road: Amanda and James Harris to Ronda and Jeffrey Bradfield; $260,000 (WKRC) - Police confirmed an officer-involved shooting in Taylor Mill on Sunday One person is confirmed dead from the shooting but police have not released information on the deceased Covington Police said they responded to the scene at Grand Avenue around 3 p.m to assist Taylor Mill Police after they received a report of a suspect threatening a family member with a knife Police said officers encountered the suspect inside the home threatening someone with a knife "The Covington Police Department does not investigate its own officer-involved shootings," said the Covington Police Department in its press release Taylor Mill Police and Kentucky State Police were all seen on the scene Police have not yet shared information on the suspect A man is dead after he was shot by a police officer in Taylor Mill Sunday Taylor Mill and Covington officers responded to Grand Avenue just before 3 p.m according to dispatchers and Taylor Mill police "Officers encountered the suspect inside the home threatening someone and wielding a knife," a press release from Taylor Mill said The Kentucky State Police responded to investigate." Kentucky State Police reported the man died on the scene Many jurisdictions in Kentucky do not investigate incidents of their own officers shooting citizens Kentucky State Police often offer to conduct independent investigations at the request of the local agencies "KSP is committed to being transparent while ensuring the integrity of the investigation," the agency said in a press release "To protect the integrity of an ongoing investigation it is KSP’s standard operating procedure not to release specific details until vital witnesses have been interviewed and pertinent facts gathered." Kenton County Commonwealth's Attorney Rob Sanders said no officers were injured during the incident He added that the family member who was threatened with the knife did not require medical treatment Taylor Mill police said there is no threat to the public and encouraged anyone with information to call Kentucky State Police at 859-428-1212 This is the second time police officers have shot someone in the Greater Cincinnati area in the past week. On Thursday, 48-year-old Juan Mack was shot and killed outside Music Hall in Over-the-Rhine Police said he had repeatedly stabbed a woman before leading officers on a chase He was armed with a gun at the time of the shooting (WKRC) - The Northern Kentucky Water District has initiated a project to enhance water quality in Taylor Mill by constructing a new water tank The groundbreaking ceremony took place on Wednesday According to the Northern Kentucky Water District the new tank will provide better water pressure and improved water quality due to its centralized location within the pressure zone the tank is expected to support future growth in the area The new water tank will have a capacity of half a million gallons — Kentucky State Police are investigating in Taylor Mill after a police officer shot and killed someone Sunday KSP public information officer David Jones said The person shot was pronounced dead on scene Justin Bradbury with the Covington Police Department said Jones did not say what time the shooting happened but it appears police were initially called at approximately 6 p.m The Taylor Mill Police Department said in a statement that officers with the assistance of the Covington Police Department responded to a home on Grand Avenue for reports of someone threatening a family member with a knife This shooting remains under investigation by the Kentucky State Police and that growth will continue into the 2025 and 2026 fiscal years it’s essential that our residents know that their local government is working to secure the City’s future the current City Commission has served the community well by continuing to prioritize housing Two hundred and thirty-four new housing units will be built in Taylor Mill most of which will occur in the Tuscany Development 67 units have already been sold and occupied with an additional 113 units planned within the next year An additional 18 homes will be added at the Reserves of Taylor Mill and the continued development of 44 new building lots in High Ridge Park will provide continued growth for the City Taylor Mill is one of the safest Cities in Kentucky Construction began on the new fire station in October The Commission voted to build a new firehouse and expand its EMS services aid employee retention of full-time EMS first responders and help us remain competitive in recruitment The new facility will serve the citizens of Taylor Mill for decades to come Our Public Works Department will benefit from the new firehouse The old firehouse bays will be utilized to store expensive equipment such as backhoes which will be housed inside for the first time ever We continue to ensure the Taylor Mill Police Department is well-funded and has the up-to-date equipment and training needed to retain our exclusive International CALEA Accreditation making Taylor Mill one of only three such departments in Kentucky To continue to meet the needs of the City’s residents we are also looking to expand service-based and commercial development Developments like the new Heekin Animal Clinic currently under construction next to the new St Elizabeth physician’s clinic are great examples of retaining and attracting local businesses to provide conveniences to our residents To facilitate industrial development in the City’s Decoursey and Locust Pike areas the Commission applied for and received a $500,000 Grant from the Kentucky Infrastructure Authority for a sewer study with the help of Senator Chris McDaniel This grant is the first step in preparing for future development and providing opportunities for two existing companies to expand and increase jobs The city commission will seek additional grants to assist with funding the sewer expansion From creating a five-year street plan that outlines the yearly maintenance needed to maintain good streets to the Taylor Mill Sidewalk Project your City government is working with you and your family’s future in mind The City has completed work in the North Taylor Mill (Winston Park) area where all streets were repaired and completed in 2019 The plan for 2024 currently works toward streets such as Taylor Creek Drive The City Commission continues to prioritize enhancements to Pride Park to provide beautiful outdoor space for the residents and build a greater sense of community The new Pride Park Pavilion was completed this year and thanks to the Taylor Mill Volunteer Firefighter Association a new Firefighter Memorial was dedicated in 2023 All these improvements are necessary for a growing city With a continued resident-focused approach and clear direction on services and economic development we can build a bright future for Taylor Mill and I have always worked together in the best interest of residents we made decisions that benefit residents in the short and long term and the city commission continues to focus on being a city “Taylored with Pride.” Dan Bell is mayor of the City of Taylor Mill The principal of a Northern Kentucky high school is under criminal investigation and an interim replacement has been appointed to take over Anthony Procaccino, principal of Scott High School in Taylor Mill is being investigated for alleged criminal conduct assistant chief of the Kenton County Police Department who declined to provide further information about what the allegations entail that is all the information that I can provide we may be able to provide further (information)." Procaccino has yet to be formally charged with a crime Kenton County Commonwealth's Attorney Rob Sanders said Procaccino is under investigation for "inappropriate and potentially illegal conduct involving minors off school grounds." the allegations do not involve anything sexual," Sanders said said the district is aware of the investigation and is cooperating with police She declined to comment on Procaccino's current employment status She added that Assistant Principal Cody Wolf has been appointed interim principal to fill Procaccino's vacancy Procaccino did not immediately respond to a phone call and emails from The Enquirer seeking comment 80,693 ballots were cast — a 56.11% turnout of 146,425 registered voters The City of Covington will soon have a strong mayor form of government as voters decided in favor of moving from the city manager form Covington City Commissioners — Shannon Smith City Council of Crescent Springs — Bob Mueller City Council of Edgewood — Ben Barlage City Council of Elsmere — Gloria Grubbs City Council of Erlanger — Diana Nicely City Council of Fort Wright — Jason C City Council of Independence — Christopher Vogelpohl City Council of Lakeside Park — Cassi Schabell City Council of Ludlow — Sarah Thompson City Council of Park Hills – Pamela Spoor City Commissioners of Taylor Mill – Mark Kreimborg Terri Lynn Courtney has been elected mayor of the City of Walton Kyle Burns and Michael Smith have been elected to the Beechwood School board Covington School Board members — Tom Haggard View Kenton County November 2024 summary election results — The City of Taylor Mill broke ground on a new fire station Friday morning The new station will be located next to the Taylor Mill Administration Building on Taylor Mill Road “Our new station will feature modern equipment and enhanced living quarters for our firefighters,” Fire Chief General Fernbach said “This will not only improve the operational capabilities but it has a crucial role in attracting and retaining top talent well-equipped facility demonstrates our commitment to providing our firefighters with the best possible working and living conditions This is essential in recruiting new members who are eager to serve and to retain the experienced firefighters who currently serve this great community.” The current fire station is located behind the city building and was designed with a volunteer force in mind it lacks both ADA accessibility and the space for full-time living quarters will be about double the size of the current station The old fire station will be converted into a public works facility once the new station has been completed The fire department dates back to the 1950s and was largely staffed by volunteers in its early days The new fire station has been somewhat contentious among Taylor Mill residents with some worrying that the money would be better spent on other projects Mayor Dan Bell said at the groundbreaking that city was able to secure funding for the new station within its current budget “It was somewhat of a divided process,” Bell said “but I think that we prevailed on the positive side I want to thank the committee with Commissioner [Ed] Kuehne and the fire chief and CAO Brian Haney and some other folks that diligently made sure that our project came within budget.” Construction on the station is expected to be completed within the next year LINK nky is a media partner of WCPO.com — They made the wrong choice — that's what Kenton County Commonwealth's Attorney Rob Sanders said about a state psychiatric hospital's decision to release a mental health patient less than 24 hours after he was admitted police shot and killed the man because he was allegedly threatening to kill his wife Sanders' office on Thursday released video from the June 30 incident. The footage recorded from two Covington police officer's body-worn cameras are significantly redacted found Dalhover standing over his wife with a knife to her chest Dalhover had threatened to shoot his wife too 911 callers reported that their mother was being assaulted by her husband inside the home Dalhover could be heard threatening to shoot her and "gut her," Sanders said It was very heroic of them to run into that residence to save the victim's life not knowing what lay on the other side of that door they went through While Sanders agrees with Kentucky State Police's Critical Incident Response Team in justifying the use of force Sanders said he was involved in a SWAT standoff at the same Grand Avenue house just days earlier a Kenton District Judge deemed Dalhover a threat to himself and others and ordered he be hospitalized at Eastern State Hospital long-term mental health treatment facility but Sanders said staff released him less than 24 hours after he arrived Dalhover got back from Eastern State Hospital probably faster than the Sheriff's deputy that drove him there," Sanders said "He was back in Kenton County before paperwork ordering him into the hospital even made it to Fayette County." It takes two psychiatric professionals as well as a judge to make the determination that someone needs to be hospitalized Sanders said a single employee at Eastern State Hospital can decide a patient doesn't meet the necessary criteria for hospitalization and send them home Eastern State Hospital is a 300,000-square-foot medical center with seven acute care units able to serve a total of nearly 200 patients which is located in Lexington and run by UK HealthCare a dire position pressuring employees to clear out as many patients as possible "Obviously they made the wrong choice in this situation," Sanders said Dalhover was obviously a threat to other people This is something that would not have happened — she would not have feared being killed police officers wouldn't have had to shoot Mr Dalhover — if he was still in Eastern State Hospital where he belongs." We reached out to UK HealthCare for a response to Sanders' claims We also asked them what their policy is when it comes to determining a patient eligible for release we did not get a direct answer to either of our inquiries "Eastern State Hospital cares for individuals with serious and persistent mental illness who meet criteria according to state law (202-A) we are not able to comment on the care of any patient," said Allison Perry who serves as Deputy Public Relations Director at the Medical Campus for UK Public Relations & Strategic Communications and can only begin to be fixed through sufficient funding He's looking to state legislators to consider prioritizing mental health in the state "We need to make sure that there is an independent evaluation from someone that doesn't have financial motivation to kick people out of the hospital even if they still pose a threat to the public," said Sanders be the last time police have to shoot and kill someone to save a victim if we don't change the system." A man wielding a knife against a family member was shot by a police officer in Taylor Mill Sunday night Police have not commented on the man's condition This is the second time police officers have shot someone in the Greater Cincinnati area in the past week. On Thursday, 48-year-old Juan Mack was shot and killed outside Music Hall in Over-the-Rhine More: What to know about police shootings in Cincinnati As excessive rainfall continues in Greater Cincinnati after a round of storms Sunday and Wednesday roads in Northern Kentucky have been closed due to flooding and other hazards Here's a breakdown of what roads were closed as of 8:40 a.m. according to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet: Transportation officials are urging motorists to never drive through a flooded roadway "There have been several reports of motorists driving past barricades/barrels on to flooded roadways," KTYC said in a release the crews will begin constructing ditches to help with drainage "The hope is that we can reopen the road later today," Ryle said "We want to stress that this closure is a short-term closure." Much of Greater Cincinnati is under a flood watch until Sunday with the heaviest rainfall expected Saturday and Saturday night streams and other low-lying and flood-prone locations as well as part of Clermont County in Ohio were placed under a flood warning until noon Areas that may experience flooding are Cincinnati The Ohio River at Cincinnati could see minor to moderate flooding, according to a water gauge forecast. Water levels could reach as high as 56 feet by Sunday night causing some inundation of roads and structures near the river National Weather Service forecasters also expect showers and thunderstorms throughout the weekend Damaging winds and large hail will be the primary severe weather threats Kentucky are dead after a head-on collision in Taylor Mill Sunday afternoon Taylor Mill and Kenton County police officers responded to the crash at Pride Parkway and Old Taylor Mill Road A silver Hyundai was traveling southbound on Pride Parkway when it veered into the northbound lane Elizabeth Medical Center for treatment and later released The Kenton County Police Department's Serious Traffic Accident Reconstruction Unit is investigating the crash to determine why the Hyundai swerved into the opposite lane Anyone who witnessed the crash or has information is urged to contact contact Sergeant Charles Duncan at 859-392-1955 This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page — Scott High School's principal has been charged after police said they received video showing him holding a beer bong for two underage students at a New Year's Eve party The Kenton County Police Department said 50-year-old Anthony Procaccino was the principal of White's Tower Elementary at the time of the video Procaccino can be seen holding up a beer bong as two students drink The students were identified as Scott and Simon Kenton High School students between the ages of 16 and 17 Police said the parents of the two students have been contacted Procaccino is charged with two counts of aiding or assisting in serving minors alcohol WCPO first reached out to Kenton County School District on Wednesday for comment on allegations that Procaccino was involved in underage drinking with students We are cooperating with police and Cody Wolf an assistant principal at Scott High School has been named the interim at this time." Procaccino was principal at White's Tower for 10 years before becoming principal at Scott High School Anyone with additional information regarding Procaccino engaging in alcohol-related activities with minors is asked to contact Kenton County Police Det TAYLOR MILL, Ky. — The principal of Scott High School, who was seen in a video holding a beer bong for two underage students according to Jessica Dykes with the Kenton County School District The video was recorded during a 2023 New Year's Eve party when the Kenton County Police Department said 50-year-old Anthony Procaccino was the principal of White's Tower Elementary at the time Procaccino served as principal at White's Tower for 10 years before becoming principal at Scott High School He was placed on leave in October after police obtained videos of him serving alcohol to two underage teenagers at his home in Independence The parents of the two underage students in the videos were contacted A spokesperson for the Kenton County School District previously told WCPO an assistant principal at Scott High School has been named the interim principal at this time." Procaccino is scheduled for a diversion hearing on Wednesday He is charged with two counts of aiding or assisting in serving alcohol to minors.