About Nicole George
In November of 2018, Nicole George was elected to represent the people of District 21 on the Louisville Metro Council. After redistricting in 2020, the District includes the neighborhoods of Beechmont, Wilder Park, Iroquois, Southside, Belmar, Preston Park, Sunshine Acres, My Old Kentucky Home, and the City of Lynnview. The District also encompasses the Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport (SDF) and the Kentucky Exposition Center (KEC).
In 2022, she serves as the Chair of Metro Council's Public Works Committee. She is also a member of the Planning and Zoning, Equity and Inclusion, and Budget Committees.
Nicole has spent her career working with families to improve child safety and wellbeing. For over 15 years, Nicole has worked as a public servant delivering both frontline services in child protection and holding an array of child welfare administrative roles. These jobs have focused on organization improvement, policy analysis, and project management.
Nicole spearheaded a statewide initiative to reduce trauma and enhance behavioral health services for children in foster care. Nicole is professionally trained to use available assets to drive positive change. Nicole values the ability of community to enhance the lives of all its citizens and support them in reaching their potential.
Nicole, a life-long resident of the Southend of Louisville, has been married for two decades to small business owner and IBEW, Local 369 member, Ricky George.
Nicole George, an avid runner and outdoor enthusiast, is committed to serve the citizens of Metro Council District 21 through her leadership in economic growth and maintaining the beauty of our Metro 21 District.