City Hall needs an overhaul and everyone in Lawrenceburg knows it.

People here work hard. They expect their local government to do the same. But too often, we’ve seen taxpayer dollars spent without clear results, priorities that don’t match what residents actually need, and decisions that leave people asking, “Who is this really helping?”

Dylan Liddle is running for Mayor because he believes Lawrenceburg deserves better.

Not politics as usual. Not empty promises. Real leadership that focuses on the basics: responsible spending, safer neighborhoods, and smart growth that actually benefits the people who live here.

On City Council, Dylan has built a reputation for asking the tough questions and standing up for taxpayers. He’s pushed back on wasteful spending and advocated for practical, common-sense decisions because every dollar the city spends is your money.

But Dylan’s story didn’t start in City Hall.

He was born and raised right here in Lawrenceburg. At just 20 years old, he and his wife Hannah bought their home, putting down roots early in the community they love. Around that same time, they stepped up to take custody of Dylan’s two younger brothers, Westyn and Colton, and helped raise them.

That experience shaped who Dylan is. Responsibility. Family. Doing what needs to be done, even when it’s hard.

Today, Dylan is a husband, a father, and a labor leader who understands what working families are going through because he’s lived it. His background in organized labor, following in the footsteps of his father and grandfather, taught him the value of hard work, fairness, and standing up for others.

Professionally, Dylan serves as a union representative with the Seafarers Entertainment and Allied Trades Union, where he negotiates on behalf of workers and fights to make sure people are treated fairly. Before that, he worked as a lead paralegal, gaining real experience in law, accountability, and problem-solving.

He studied Legal Studies at Ivy Tech and Criminal Justice at Ball State, bringing both education and real-world experience to his role in public service.

In 2023, Dylan earned the trust of voters and was elected to City Council. Since then, he’s stayed focused on one thing: doing what’s right for the people of Lawrenceburg.

Dylan isn’t a career politician. He’s someone who stepped up.

And now, he’s ready to take that same mindset to the mayor’s office—bringing accountability to City Hall, making smart investments in our future, and making sure Lawrenceburg remains a place where families can build a life and be proud to call home.