Lexington Records

Public records for Lexington & Fayette County, Kentucky

Records people actually search for — what the house down the street sold for, what got filed in federal court, what a city job pays — pulled from the issuing agency, normalized, and published as plain pages and open JSON. No accounts, no paywall. Current data: property sales through Sept. 8, 2026, federal court filings through Sept. 11, 2026. Every page carries its source and retrieval date.

Property sales

72

sales recorded in September 2026 by the Fayette County PVA, as of Sept. 8, 2026 (latest sale date on the list retrieved Sept. 12, 2026). 16,656 sales across 25 months, 459 neighborhoods, 14,520 parcels.

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Federal court

216

cases filed in the U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Kentucky in the 30 days through Sept. 11, 2026, the newest filing on file (retrieved Sept. 12, 2026). 4,127 dockets on file.

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Public salaries

7

employers covered: Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government (LFUCG), Kentucky state employees (Fayette County worksites), University of Kentucky, KCTCS (incl. Bluegrass Community & Technical College), Fayette County Public Schools, Other Kentucky public universities, Kentucky state employees (statewide). 89,656 employee pay records.

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How to cite

Cite the issuing agency first, then this site as where you found it. Every page's "Source" line names the agency and the date we retrieved the record. For example:

Fayette County Property Valuation Administrator, sales list, retrieved Sept. 12, 2026; via Lexington Records (The Lexington Times), https://records.lexingtonky.news/sales/2026-09/

The underlying JSON is under /data/ and described in llms.txt. Reuse is free; a link back is appreciated.

What's not here

No arrest or jail records, no mugshots, and no home addresses attached to people — property pages show the address of the parcel that sold, as the PVA publishes it, and nothing else. See About this data for the reasoning and the caveats on each dataset.

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