Kieran Kehoe outlines 2027 agenda on Local Lens

Kieran Kehoe, Chief Executive of Meath County Council, revealed key priorities for 2027 in the concluding episode of Local Lens season two. The discussion highlighted crucial areas such as community development, housing, environment, and public services impacting County Meath.

Kieran Kehoe, Chief Executive of Meath County Council, shared his strategic priorities for 2027 during the final episode of the second season of Local Lens. This comprehensive conversation offered insights into the council's planned initiatives across multiple sectors essential to County Meath's growth and welfare.

Main priorities for 2027

The focus areas include:

Community development: Enhancing grants, initiatives, and facilities to support local groups and residents.
Housing: Addressing housing applications, tenant services, landlord support, and tackling homelessness through construction projects.
Environment: Continuing efforts in waste management, recycling, pollution control, and promoting environmental awareness.
Public safety and emergency services: Strengthening fire service and civil defence capabilities, alongside safety advice for residents.
Infrastructure: Managing roads, sustainable transport, lighting, parking permits, and planning permissions.
Education and culture: Supporting higher education grants, libraries, arts funding, heritage conservation, and cultural heritage projects.

Residents are encouraged to engage with available services such as voter registration, motor tax management, water and wastewater reporting, and community event participation. More detailed information and updates on these priorities can be accessed on the official Meath County Council website. This episode of Local Lens provides a valuable overview of the council’s commitment to improving quality of life and sustainable development across Meath in the coming year.