Louisville Mayor Encourages Louisvillians To Sign Up For Smart911

Smart911 service enables you to go online and input important information for police, fire, and EMS first responders to have at the ready.

Louisville Mayor Announces Small Business Continuity Loan Program

The loan program is a partnership between Louisville Metro Government, LHOME, Render Capital, Greater Louisville Inc., and Lenderfit.

Louisville Mayor Announces One Louisville Fund Grants

The One Louisville: COVID-19 Response Fund has identified 17 organizations for the first round of funding.

Louisville LIHEAP Funding Deadline Extended To April 30

The former deadline of March 31 was recently pushed back to Thursday, April 30, 2020 by Community Action Kentucky.

Louisville Mayor Urges Residents To Save Lives By Staying Home

Mayor Greg Fischer today again called on residents to stay home except for essential travel, and to avoid large gatherings.

Federal Coronavirus Relief Bill For Louisville

$2 trillion COVID-19 relief bill passed by Congress today will start bringing much-needed aid to Louisville residents.

Louisville Waverly Park Road Closed On March 31

The road into Waverly Park will be closed beginning Tuesday, March 31 to repair a road and culvert failure.

Louisville Mayor Extends State Of Emergency To May 10, Closes Metro Parks Playgrounds, Ballfields

Mayor Greg Fischer has extended to May 10 the state of emergency he enacted to help stop the COVID-19 outbreak in Louisville.

Coronavirus: Louisville Mayor, Local Faith Leaders Call For Community's Help To Fight COVID-19

Mayor Greg Fischer has urged local churches, mosques, synagogues, and other houses of worship to aid in the battle against the coronavirus.

Mayor Fischer In Self-Isolation Awaiting Coronavirus Test Results

“Although I have no symptoms, I was tested for the virus in consultation with the Metro Department of Health and Wellness."

Association Of Community Ministries Seeks Volunteers, Donations In Light Of Coronavirus

There are still food deliveries that must be made to those in need in Louisville.

Mayor Calls For Temporary Closures Of Libraries, Community Centers, Aquatics Center, Some Zoo Attractions

All free public library locations, 13 community centers, the Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center and some indoor zoo attractions are closed.

Mayor, Officials Outline Ongoing Plans To Respond To Louisville’s First COVID-19 Case

Mayor Greg Fischer outlined the latest information on the city’s preparedness efforts related to COVID-19, the novel coronavirus.

Mayor, Community Partners Proclaim March 1-7 Louisville Census Awareness Week

Events across Louisville will encourage residents to learn more about what’s at stake through the 2020 Census.

Department Of Public Health And Wellness Releases Health Impact Assessment In Louisville

The report is intended to inform that as well as future changes to Kentucky’s expungement policy.

All Louisville Parks And Recreation Golf Courses Open

All 10 Louisville metro-owned golf courses will be open for play beginning this Sunday, March 1.

Lifeguard Training Classes Being Offered For Summer In Louisville

Louisville Parks and Recreation is offering free lifeguard training to those who are willing to work at two Metro-owned outdoor pools.

Councilman Coan Announces 4th Annual Planting O’ The Green In Louisville

“Our goal is to plant a tree somewhere elsewhere in the city every time we plant one in District 8," said Coan.

APCD Notice Of Public Hearing In Louisville

The meeting will take place March 26th at 4 p.m.

Community Asked To Support Fallen Firefighter From Louisville

Firefighter Lesley Prather, her daughter and two others were killed in a tragic accident in Missouri on Friday morning.

Louisville Parks And Recreation Introducing Volunteer Ambassador Program

Louisville Parks and Recreation is seeking 10 Volunteer Ambassadors willing to keep an eye out on their neighborhood parks.

City of Louisville Offers Free Stop-Smoking Classes

Participants receive free supplies of nicotine replacement products.

Louisville Plans To Attend Councilman Hollander’s February D9 Community Conversation

The meeting is Tuesday, February 25, beginning at 6:30 p.m., at Whitehall House & Gardens, 3110 Lexington Road.

Metro Councilman Scott Reed To Host District 16 Town Hall Meeting

Town Hall Meeting attendees will also have the opportunity to speak with representatives from Metro Public Works.

Mayor Fischer: State Of The City Remains Strong

With a focus on our youth, he urges deeper investment to secure a bright and hopeful future for all

Mayor Fischer's 2020 State Of The City Remarks

Mayor Greg Fischer delivered the annual State of the City address at the Republic Bank Foundation YMCA:

What You Need To Know About Coronavirus

Arm yourself with accurate information and facts. Check reliable sources.

Councilwoman Invites District 7 Residents To Muffins With McCraney Event

This first meet and greet event of 2020 takes place at Heine Brothers’ Coffee, 4901 Brownsboro Road between 9:30 am – 11 a.m.

Louisville Crafts New Neighborhood Plan For Butchertown, Phoenix Hill, Nulu

Louisville Metro Government’s Office of Advanced Planning and Sustainability will host a public workshop on Jan. 29 to gather feedback.

Eleven Metro Council Committees Announced For 2020

Beginning tomorrow, committees will discuss legislation.

Louisville Metro Government Opens 2nd Wellness Center For Employees, Dependents

Mayor Greg Fischer today helped cut the ribbon on a second Wellness Center for Louisville Metro Government employees and their dependents.

Mayor Fischer Honors Civil Rights Pioneer Mattie Jones

Mayor Greg Fischer today announced that Mattie Jones is the 2020 recipient of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom Award.

Report: Birth, Death Trends For Louisville

From 2013 to 2017, what were the leading causes of death in Louisville? Who was living the longest? How many babies were born and to whom?

Louisville Parks And Rec Seeks User Feedback To Make Improvements

Louisville Parks and Recreation will be distributing a customer satisfaction survey to its community centers and facilities this winter.

Beecher Terrace Project In Russell Gets New $4M Grant

Louisville’s Choice Neighborhoods program in Russell is receiving a $4M federal grant to further work on the Beecher Terrace revitalization.

250 Louisville Students Have A Warmer Holiday Thanks To Community Generosity

For 250 students, this holiday season will be a little warmer thanks to the 3rd Annual Metro Louisville Coat A Kid Drive

Louisville's “It’s Official”, Country Meat Company Fills Last Vacant Space In The Logan Street Market

Since it opened two months ago, the new Logan Street Market has been looking for the right company to fill its last vacant space.

President James Hosts The Holiday Coat Giveaway For Elementary School Students In Jefferson County

“This is the time of year we are reminded to help others and some great local sponsors are partnering with me to make it happen.”

Louisville To Host “Mingle With McCraney” Connects District 7 To Metro Government Agencies

The Councilwoman says as an example: it’s a chance to report an abandoned home needing needs repairs or is not in compliance.

Metro Animal Services, KHS Join Empty The Shelters Event Dec. 13-14

Animal House Adoption Center and the LMAS Shelter will be open from 12-6pm Friday and Saturday.