The Kentucky League of Cities (KLC) elected Berea Mayor Bruce Fraley as its first vice president at the 2025 KLC Conference & Expo in Owensboro on Tuesday. Mayor Fraley is in his second term as mayor. He previously served on the Berea City Council from January 2017 through December 2018.
“It is an honor and privilege to serve as first vice president of the Kentucky League of Cities, and I am grateful for the trust and confidence our commonwealth’s elected city officials have placed in me,” Fraley said. “The work of KLC is vitally important to Kentucky cities and our citizens, and ultimately, KLC plays a critical role in improving the quality of life for all Kentuckians. Alongside our officers, board of directors, and the KLC staff, I look forward to being part of the leadership team, advocating for quality governance, and being a voice for Kentucky cities.”
“Mayor Bruce Fraley is a dedicated public servant. After a long career in federal service, he has now turned his focus to serving his hometown and all Kentucky cities,” KLC Executive Director/CEO J.D. Chaney said. “As KLC’s first vice president, I know he will work tirelessly to ensure each city in the commonwealth is the best it can be.”
The Kentucky League of Cities is a membership organization dedicated to strengthening and empowering cities and promoting a higher quality of life for all Kentuckians. Representing more than 380 cities across Kentucky, KLC provides advocacy, education, and resources to help local governments operate effectively and efficiently.
