LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) – As Louisville Metro Council members passed the next fiscal budget, Metro Animal Services (LMAS) employees made it clear they want to see more of it in their paychecks.
“We’re not asking for a whole lot here,” Metro Animal Control Officer Matt McKechmie said. “Raises would help keep employees in our shelter, and that is going to benefit your city.”
McKechmie has been with LMAS for five years and was one of a handful of employees protesting outside City Hall…