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Open Data Portal — what the city publishes

Datasets indexed

0 of the city's tables · refreshed every 6 hours

Lexington publishes the maps and registries that actually run the city — every land parcel, every zoning boundary, every voting precinct, every council district, every historic overlay, every registered short-term rental — through the LFUCG at data.lexingtonky.gov. Datasets are published via , the software platform Lexington uses to host them — lots of city governments use it; what matters is the data is public. This page shows which of those we've indexed into LexDOGE so far, how many rows are behind each one, and what each one actually contains for a Lexington resident. Read the plain-English explainer →

⚠ open-data API not reachable — catalog will populate once the backend ships

Catalog · headline

Datasets indexed0

out of dozens published city-widedata.lexingtonky.gov

Rows in our archive0

across every indexed datasetLexDOGE local copy

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catalog re-syncs every 6 hoursfirst ingest pending

Indexed datasets · 0

source: data.lexingtonky.gov

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No datasets indexed yet

Once the open-data ingest job runs, every dataset we pull from data.lexingtonky.gov will appear here as its own card with a plain-English description.

Why we mirror this. The city's open-data portal is the canonical source — we are not. ArcGIS Hub publishes datasets as one-shot GeoJSON downloads, which the city can update or re-publish; we keep a hash-stamped record of what we ingested so any later change is auditable. More on how this works →