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🗳️ How to Vote for Me

Write In
Dave Biggers
for Mayor

I’m a declared write-in candidate, so my name is not printed on the ballot. In the race for Mayor, mark the write-in spot and write:

DAVE BIGGERS

You must write my last name, Biggers. These versions of my name are on file with the County Clerk: Dave Biggers, David Biggers, David W Biggers, Dave W Biggers, David Wayne Biggers, D.W. Biggers. See my filed declaration

Early voting, no excuse needed: October 29–31 · Election Day: Tuesday, November 3, 6 AM to 6 PM

Already have a mail-in ballot? Write in Dave Biggers for Mayor, and make sure it reaches the County Clerk by 6:00 PM on November 3.

See Dave’s Plan for Your Neighborhood

Enter your ZIP code to see mini substations, wellness centers, and youth programs coming to your community

Find Your Neighborhood

Enter your Louisville ZIP code to see Dave's plan for your community

63 mini substations across Louisville, at least one in every ZIP code, phased in over 4 years.

Part of Dave Biggers' comprehensive public safety plan.

About Dave Biggers

Check my resume, literally and figuratively. Only thing I know how to do is work hard and treat people fairly, just like how I want to be treated.

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Louisville Born & Raised

41 years old, lived in Louisville all my life. From Berrytown to Middletown, St. Matthews to Shively.
Family oriented. I may not die here, but I will be buried here.

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Community First

Raised in Louisville, Dave knows every neighborhood and listens to every voice.
Your concerns are his priority.

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Track Record

A lifelong Louisville resident with years of experience serving our community.
Dave understands the challenges our city faces because he’s lived them alongside you.

Our Plan for Louisville

Bold, achievable solutions to the challenges facing our city.
It’s time for leadership that delivers real results.

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Public Safety

At least one Mini Substation in every ZIP code – 63 mini substations across Louisville
• 6 officers per station, 24/7 rotating shifts
• Officers walking YOUR streets, not just driving through
• Community knows officers by name
• Goal: emergency response in under 8 minutes

52 Community Detectives – 2 per council district
• Dedicated to solving neighborhood crimes
• Work directly with residents
• Follow up on every case
Learn more →

Results: 20-30% crime reduction in targeted areas (see the research bibliography)

See for Your Neighborhood

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Wellness Centers

18 Community Wellness Centers across all districts
• Primary care (checkups, chronic disease management)
• Mental health counseling (therapists, psychiatrists)
• Substance abuse treatment (MAT programs)
• Social services navigation (benefits, housing, jobs)

Affordable Access:
• Sliding-scale fees based on income
• Accept Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance
• No one turned away for inability to pay

ROI: $5.60 saved for every $1 spent

See for Your Neighborhood

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Metro
Employee
Compensation
Plan

Raises of 11%, 3% and 3% (17.8% compounded over three years) for Metro’s non-union employees
• Union raises come through their contracts
• $16.9M in Year 1, $93.8M over 4 years
• Every benefit Metro gives today stays

Read the Employee Bill of Rights

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Economic Growth

Support Local Businesses & Create Jobs
• Small business grants and technical assistance
• Workforce training programs
• Infrastructure investments in all neighborhoods
• Incentives for businesses hiring local

Focus Areas:
• Technology and innovation hub development
• Manufacturing and skilled trades
• Green economy job creation

Goal: Good-paying jobs in every neighborhood

Read Full Policy

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Quality Education

Invest in Our Schools & Youth
• After-school programs in every neighborhood
• STEM education initiatives
• Youth mentorship programs
• Summer jobs for teens

Partnership with JCPS:
• Reading proficiency improvement
• Career readiness programs
• Mental health support in schools

Goal: Every child succeeds

Read Full Policy

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Green Spaces

Protect & Expand Parks
• New parks in underserved areas
• Tree planting initiatives
• Community gardens citywide
• Green infrastructure investment

Environmental Justice:
• Clean air and water for all neighborhoods
• Climate action planning
• Sustainable development practices

Goal: Healthy environment, healthy community

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Must-Read Policies

Start here: Four cornerstone policies that define our vision for Louisville

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Public Safety & Community Policing

Mini substations in every ZIP code, community detectives, and officers who know your neighborhood by name. Projected 20-30% crime reduction.

Read Full Policy

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Budget & Financial Management

Transparent budgeting, responsible spending, and strategic investments in Louisville’s future. Every dollar accountable to voters.

Read Full Policy

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Public Health & Wellness

18 community wellness centers providing primary care, mental health services, and substance abuse treatment. Healthcare for all neighborhoods.

Read Full Policy

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Economic Development & Jobs

Good-paying jobs, support for local businesses, and economic opportunity in every neighborhood. Building a thriving Louisville economy.

Read Full Policy

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