LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Republicans on Louisville’s Metro Council shared a proposal Monday that seeks to improve public safety within the city.

“These proposals either address aspects of crime that often times escalate into greater and more dangerous criminal activity, seek to improve safe behavior or support efforts to bring more offers to our neighborhoods,” the 12 Republican councilmembers wrote.

The “Safer Louisville Plan" includes more than a dozen policies and legislation the GOP councilmembers want to implement in the next year.

"When each member of our Caucus campaigned for officer, they cited improving public safety as their top priority," Minority Caucus Chairman Anthony Piagentini (District 19) said. "Although we have already successfully executed some changes, there is a lot more

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