Bellevue becomes 15th Kentucky city to pass LGBTQ Fairness Ordinance

BELLEVUE, Ky. (WTVQ) – Bellevue became the 15th Kentucky city to pass a Fairness Ordinance prohibiting LGBTQ discrimination in employment, housing  and public accommodations, according to the Fairness Campaign.

The unanimous 6-0 vote came Wednesday night in the northern Kentucky city of 5,772 people, according to the Fairness Campaign.

The other cities that have Fairness Ordinances include:

-Lexington (1999)

-Louisville (1999)

-Covington (2003)

-Vicco (2013)

-Frankfort (2013)

-Morehead (2013)

-Danville (2014)

-Midway (2015)

-Paducah (2018)

-Maysville (2018)

-Henderson (2019)

-Dayton (2019)

-Georgetown (2019)

-Versailles (2019)