Louisville Fischer Administration Council Discuss Declaring Racism As A Public Health Emergency

Green said we as city leaders are focusing much attention on racism and concerns of the protesters over these last months.

Petco Foundation Invests In Lifesaving Work At Louisville Metro Animal Services

This grant investment is part of the Petco Foundation’s recent distribution of more than $13M to animal welfare organizations nationwide.

Community Affairs, Health And Education Committee To Receive An Update On Coronavirus In Louisville Metro

The Louisville Metro Council’s Committee meetings will be open to the public through remote access only.

Louisville Government Oversight Committee For Sexual Harassment Investigation

A sign is posted on the door to call the on-duty security guard desk for approved entry.

Louisville Mayor Advocates For Police Reform To Bring Accountability And Transparency

Working to create an independent civilian police review board with subpoena power, to bring greater accountability and transparency.

Louisville Coronavirus Pandemic Forces Changes To Worldfest And Hike, Bike And Paddle

The first-of-its-kind Virtual Hike, Bike and Paddle is now being extended through Sept. 7, 2020.

Louisville Locust Grove Reopens To The Public

Each tour is $12 for adults, $10 for seniors, and $6 for children 6 – 18 years old.

Louisville City Community Partners Celebrate 30 Anniversary Of Americans With Disabilities Act

President George H.W. Bush signed the Americans with Disabilities Act on July 26, 1990.

Louisville Officials Report Coronavirus Cases Continue To Surge

The Mayor first implemented a State of Emergency order in March. It was set to expire on July 31, but Fischer extended it through August 31.

Louisville Summerworks Youth Gain Job Experience While Improving Water Quality In Chickasaw

This specific project involves construction of an infiltration trench in an area of the park that is subject to ponding.

Office Of Globalization Launches Global Louisville Directory

The directory will act as a one-stop shop for foreign-born residents to access resources, career pathways, business development resources.

Louisville Regulation 5.15 In July 15, 2020 Public Meeting, Follow Up Information

The meeting recording and presentation slides, the ANPR, and a Fact Sheet, can be reviewed at www.LouisvilleKy.gov/APCD/docket.

Louisville Tourism Unveils Racial Inclusion Initiatives

Louisville Tourism and Decide Diversity will maintain an ongoing partnership with additional workshops planned for the future.

Louisville Councilman Winkler Calls Upon JCPS To Provide In-Person Learning For Coming School Year

The councilman is calling on Mayor Fischer, JCPS leadership, non-profits, and our business community to come together to create a solution.

Louisville Mayor Announces Hillard Heintze Firm To Perform Top-To-Bottom Review Of LMPD

Residents can also call (502) 528-3543 from 8 a.m.-8 p.m. through Friday to participate.

Louisville Officials Launch New Coronavirus Data Dashboard

The next testing events for the Hispanic community will be on Sunday, July 26, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Louisville Zoo Extends Wild Lights

Asian Lantern Festival has been extended and will be open Thursday – Sunday nights July 9 –August 28.

Louisville Metro Animal Services Offers Pet Safety Tips For Extreme Heat

Pet owners should follow these tips to keep their four-legged companions safe when temperatures soar.

Louisville Mayor Urges Council Not To Let Impatience Jeopardize Investigations Into Taylor

The efforts by Louisville Forward date back to 2014 and 2015, as the city received its first HUD Choice Neighborhood grant.

Louisville Air Quality Alert For Tuesday July 14 And Wednesday July 15

Ozone is forecast to be Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups such as seniors, children, and people with breathing ailments like asthma and COPD.

Louisville Metro To Conduct Full-Scale Equity Review Of The Land Development Code

This will be a joint effort by Mayor Greg Fischer’s administration, Metro Council and the Planning Commission.

Louisville Air Quality Alert For Wednesday July 15

Ozone is forecast to be Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups such as seniors, children, and people with breathing ailments like asthma and COPD.

Louisville Air Quality Alert For Tuesday July 14

There is an Air Quality Alert for Tuesday (7/14/2020) in Louisville and Southern Indiana.

Louisville Government Oversight Committee To Vote On Order Investigating Mayor Fischer And First Subpoenas

The Order will be considered during the next regular meeting of the Committee on Tuesday, July 14.

Louisville Summer Blessings Program Announces New Record Of Food Bundles For Distribution At Parks Community Centers

The food was prepackaged for distribution and delivered to Louisville Parks and Recreation’s 13 community centers this week.

Louisville Coronavirus Cases Continue To Rise - Officials Urge Diligence And Caution

Dr. Moyer noted that COVID-19 testing opportunities continue to increase with more people wanting to be tested.

Louisville Air Pollution Control District Proposed Permit

The 30-day public comment period starts on July 11, 2020, and ends on August 10, 2020.

Louisville Department Of Public Health And Wellness Honored For Excellence In Public Health

Louisville Department of Public Health & Wellness [LMPHW] was honored with the 2020 Model Practice Award by the (NACCHO).

Celebrate National Ice Cream Month With Free Ice Cream Giveaways

Hudsonville Ice Cream’s Sweetest Summer Ever giveaway awards three winners each week

Enrollment Now Open For LIHEAP Summer Cooling In Louisville

Applications for Summer Cooling Subsidy and Crisis Components accepted through October 31, 2020.

Louisville Visitor Information Center Reopens

The VIC, originally slated to reopen on June 17, faced a setback after damage was incurred during a weekend of social reform protests.

Louisville Parks And Recreation To Open 3 Outdoor Pools This Week

The three pools will be closed on Mondays for maintenance during the 2020 season, which will end September 5.

Louisville Air Quality Alert For Friday, Saturday, And Sunday

There is an Air Quality Alert for Friday (7/3), Saturday (7/4), and Sunday (7/5) in Louisville and Southern Indiana.

Louisville Mayor Urges Residents To Stay Vigilant In Protecting Themselves From Coronavirus

The highest increase in cases over the past three weeks has been among people ages 20 to 44.

Louisville Councilwoman McCraney Invites Public To Stay Updated On Work Of Civilian Review Board Work Group

The proposed ordinance will be placed on the website for review and comments from the public from July 17 – July 24.

Louisville Free Electric Fans For Older Adults And Disabled Individuals Starting July 6, 2020

Beginning Monday, July 6, qualified individuals may call one of sites below for more information and instruction on how to receive a fan.

Louisville Mayor Appoints Verná Goatley As Director Of Human Relations Commission

The HRC seeks to bridge the many ethnic, racial and religious groups in Louisville Metro through a combination of civil law enforcement.

Louisville Mayor Announces Hillard Heintze Firm To Perform Top-To-Bottom Review Of LMPD

Hillard Heintze was selected in collaboration with Metro Council President David James.

Louisville Air Quality Alert For Friday, July 3

There is an Air Quality Alert for Friday (7/3/2020) in Louisville and Southern Indiana.

Louisville Lifeguard-Qualified Pool Attendant Testing And Certification Now Available Online

Certifications can be downloaded and saved immediately upon successful completion of the course.