During the confirmation hearing for the Planning Commission on June 12, 2025, Judy Worth made a compelling case for her continued service, emphasizing her commitment to Lexington's development and community engagement. Worth, a resident of the Third District, highlighted her diverse background, which includes experience as a small business owner and a neighborhood association president.

In her opening remarks, Worth shared her journey from Texas to Lexington, where she has gained valuable insights into urban development and community needs. "I see really good development, and I also see the land of sprawl," she noted, reflecting on her experiences that shape her perspective on planning issues.

Worth expressed her desire to continue her work on the Planning Commission, particularly in relation to the preservation and growth management program. She underscored the importance of seeing through initiatives that have been in progress over the past four years, indicating her dedication to fostering sustainable development in the city.

The council members were urged to keep questions concise due to time constraints, but Worth's passion for her role and her vision for Lexington's future resonated throughout the hearing. As the meeting progressed, it became clear that her experience and commitment could play a pivotal role in shaping the city's planning strategies moving forward.