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Mayor Fischer, Congressman Yarmuth celebrate federal funding for transformational transportation projects
Mayor Greg Fischer and Congressman John Yarmuth today celebrated $24 million in transformational federal transportation dollars that Louisville has received in 2022, including two new allocations in the recently passed federal Omnibus bill. Congress passed the Omnibus bill last week; it included an additional $3 million for Louisville’s Reimagine 9th...
Mayor Fischer unveils historic marker in Jefferson Square Park, memorializing the tragic death of Breonna Taylor
Mayor Greg Fischer today joined family and friends of Breonna Taylor, David “YaYa” McAtee and Tyler Gerth to unveil a new historical marker in Jefferson Square Park that memorializes their tragic deaths and the racial justice protests seen in more than 2,000 U.S. cities in 2020, in response to the death of Taylor, George Floyd in Minneapolis, and others across the country.
Mayor Fischer unveils historic marker in Jefferson Square Park, memorializing the tragic death of Breonna Taylor
Mayor Greg Fischer today joined family and friends of Breonna Taylor, David “YaYa” McAtee and Tyler Gerth to unveil a new historical marker in Jefferson Square Park that memorializes their tragic deaths and the racial justice protests seen in more than 2,000 U.S. cities in 2020, in response to the death of Taylor, George Floyd in Minneapolis, and others across the country.
Louisville Free Public Library exceeds 1 million digital checkouts, releases list of most read titles in 2022
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (December 28, 2022) – For the second year in a row, the Louisville Free Public Library has surpassed the 1 million digital check out milestone. With a record-breaking 1,235,000 eBooks checked out in 2022, LFPL continues to enjoy strong growth and interest in library eBooks and downloadable audiobooks.
Minority Caucus to Meet Tuesday, January 3, 2023
LOUISVILLE, KY – — The Minority Caucus of the Louisville Metro Council will hold a special organizational meeting on Tuesday, January 3, 2023 from the 2nd floor Caucus Room within City. Hall (601 W. Jefferson Street). During the meeting members of the Minority Caucus will review upcoming items...
Louisville’s economic momentum continues; LMG announced a total of over $2 billion in projects in 2022 alone
Louisville’s economic momentum remained strong in 2022 with Louisville Metro Government’s Economic Development team locating 51 projects that represent $2.09 billion in new investment and 3,696 new jobs. “Thanks to the incredible work of our city’s Economic Development team in 2022, our city continues to experience tremendous economic...
Louisville Metro Department of Corrections Data Security Incident
The Louisville Metro Department of Corrections is committed to protecting the confidentiality and security of the personal information we maintain. We recently concluded an investigation involving a data security incident that involved the personal information of 73 individuals whom we have mailed a notification letter. On November 18, 2022, we...
Louisville Metro Government issues request for proposals for environmental remediation work at former Rhodia site
Louisville Metro Government (LMG) has issued two requests for proposals (RFPs) related to remediation work at the former Rhodia site, a brownfield at 1495 S. 11th St. The first RFP is looking for a firm to remediate soil contamination at the site to prepare it for future development. , and the second RFP is seeking a firm to oversee the removal of contaminated soil The deadline for both is Friday, February 17.
City approved nearly $2.8 million in METCO loans for small businesses in 2022, leveraging $15 million in private investment
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (December 22, 2022) –Louisville Metro Government approved nearly $2.8 million in loans to 29 businesses through its Metropolitan Business Development Corporation (METCO) Board in 2022, leveraging about $15 million in private investment and dozens of jobs in neighborhoods across the city. That brings the total number of...
Air Pollution Control District Notice of Extended Comment Period on Proposed Agreed Board Order
The Louisville Metro Air Pollution Control Board is continuing a public hearing, via Video Teleconference, on an Agreed Board Order with DuPont Specialty Products USA, LLC. DuPont is alleged to have violated District Regulation 2.16 (Title V Operating Permits). Written comments from the public will be accepted by the Board,...
City leaders outline preparations for incoming winter storm and freezing temperatures
Mayor Greg Fischer today joined National Weather Service, city officials and partner agencies to provide an update on the city’s preparedness for the upcoming winter storm. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a Wind Chill Warning and Winter Weather Advisory for Louisville in anticipation of light snow accumulation and dangerous wind chills tonight and Friday. Power outages and tree damage will be possible due to wind gusts of 40-45 mph. The storm could impact travel conditions Thursday into Friday morning.
Mayor announces plans for “massive transformation” of the downtown Main Library
LOUISVILLE (December 16, 2022) – With the swing of a sledgehammer, Mayor Greg Fischer marked the start of a major renovation of the city’s downtown Main Library. The Mayor was joined by Library Director Lee Burchfield, State Senator Gerald Neal, and Library Foundation Executive Director Chandra Gordon for the announcement, which included the demolition of a wall in the Main Library’s historic Carnegie lobby.
City expands financial counseling services for Louisville residents with disabilities
Louisville Metro Office of Resilience and Community Services (RCS) today announced a new collaboration with National Disability Institute (NDI) that provides expanded, free financial counseling opportunities for Louisville residents with disabilities and their families. RCS was one of two cities nationwide selected by NDI to participate in a new Financial...
Mayor announces plans for “massive transformation” of the downtown Main Library
With the swing of a sledgehammer, Mayor Greg Fischer marked the start of a major renovation of the city’s downtown Main Library. The Mayor was joined by Library Director Lee Burchfield, State Senator Gerald Neal, and Library Foundation Executive Director Chandra Gordon for the announcement, which included the demolition of a wall in the Main Library’s historic Carnegie lobby.
Councilwoman Purvis invites you to attend Winter Wonderland
Louisville (December 16, 2022) – Councilwoman Donna Purvis (D-5) and OneWest encourage the community to attend the first annual Winter Wonderland. The event will run Friday, December 16 through Sunday, December 18 from 6:00 – 10:00 p.m. This winter adventure will include a light show featuring over 200,000...
Louisville doctors urge you to protect yourself and loved ones from infectious illnesses this holiday season
Several respiratory illnesses including the flu, COVID-19 and RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) are circulating in Jefferson County and across the nation. In addition, an outbreak of the measles – a highly infectious respiratory disease – has been identified in a nearby state. As family and friends gather this holiday season, the Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness (LMPHW), along with area healthcare providers, are reminding you of ways to protect yourself and others from getting sick.
Fern Creek moves another step closer towards a new library
With shovels in hand, Mayor Greg Fischer joined Library Director Lee Burchfield, Councilman Robin Engel, the Library Foundation, and members of the community to officially break ground today on a new 18,000-square-foot Fern Creek Library. Located on Fern Creek Road next to Fern Creek High School, the new library will...
APCD Notice of Public Hearing
The Louisville Metro Air Pollution Control Board will hold a public hearing, via Video Teleconference, on an Agreed Board Order with DuPont Specialty Products USA, LLC. DuPont is alleged to have violated District Regulation 2.16 (Title V Operating Permits). You may comment online or by mail to the Board Secretary-Treasurer,...
Louisville Parks and Recreation Community Centers offering free winter break camps and programming
Louisville Parks and Recreation is offering free camps and programming for young people throughout the community during the Jefferson County Public School winter break (December 19-January 2). The camps, offered at 12 community centers throughout the city, will provide opportunities for youth of various age groups to play sports, craft,...
Solar Over Louisville ranked the third largest solarize campaign in the U.S. in 2022; program will relaunch in 2023
The Solar Over Louisville solarize campaign, a partnership between Louisville Metro Government and the Louisville Sustainability Council (LSC), was an overwhelming success in 2022. In total, 92 property owners signed contracts to install solar panels on their homes and small businesses, making it the largest solar project in Louisville and the third largest solarize campaign in the country this year.
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