The New Deal Edition Of District 8 Enews Is Live In Louisville

A long-term plan of alley paving will be prepared and presented to the council no later than March 1, 2021.

Louisville LGBT-Certified Businesses Now Recognized In Metro Government Procurement Process

The businesses will be offered online system training and be listed to receive invitations to networking events and workshops.

LMAS Urges To Keep Pets At Home During July 4 Celebrations In Louisville

The first step is to report your four-legged companion lost on our website and view stray pets currently in our shelter.

Louisville Council Members George And Triplett Spread Awareness About Dangers Of Celebratory Gunfire

Two Louisville Metro Council members hope their neighbors have a safe Fourth of July weekend.

Louisville Air Quality Alert For Thursday, July 2

There is an Air Quality Alert for Thursday (7/2/2020) in Louisville and Southern Indiana.

Louisville Mayor Fischer Announces Latest Round Of Grants For Coronavirus Response Fund

In total, the One Louisville Fund has raised and distributed nearly $10.6 million in just over 3 months.

Louisville Latest Episode Of 8 More Miles Podcast With Breonna Taylor Attorney Lonita Baker

Councilman Coan speaks with Breonna Taylor's attorney Lonita Baker about seeking justice for her client and the new civil rights movement.

Louisville Air Pollution Control District Notice Of Public Meeting

This meeting will be held via teleconference (due to the COVID-19 outbreak) from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. on July 15, 2020.

Louisville Metro Accepting Applications On July 1 For Small Business Grants, Eviction Prevention Assistance

Individual households may begin applying for rental assistance through the Office of Resilience and Community Services immediately.

LMAS Urges Pet Owners To Take Extra Precautions During July 4 Celebrations In Louisville

Louisville Metro Animal Services reminds pets owners to keep their four-legged companions safe during 4th of July weekend.

Louisville Government Oversight Committee Takes 1st Steps In Investigation Of Mayor Fischer’s Administration

The resolution initiating an investigation will be officially read at the July 23, 2020 meeting of the Metro Council.

Air Pollution Control Proposed Permit For City Of Louisville

The 30-day public comment period starts on June 19 and ends on July 20.

Louisville Air Pollution Control District Notice Of Public Meeting For Forth Technologies

On July 2, 2020, the Louisville Metro Air Pollution Control District (APCD) will host a virtual public meeting from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Metro Council Members Encourage The Louisville Community To Celebrate Juneteenth In A Unique Way This Year

Juneteenth Jubilee Celebration, a seven-part weekly series, begins airing locally on broadcast outlets and social media on June 19.

Special VAPStat Joint Meeting To Be Held Via Video Teleconferencing On June 22

The Special VAPStat Joint Meeting will be open to the public through remote access only.

Mayor Fischer Invites All Louisvillians To Get Involved In Build Back Better, Together Initiative

During a Facebook Live Town Hall, Mayor Fischer was joined by four members of the BBBT steering committee.

Louisville Mayor Announces $1.3 Million In New Donations And New Programs For Summerworks

Approximately $300,000 of the $1.3 million will go to support a new SummerWorks Tech Academy initiative.

Louisville’s HUD CARES Act Supplemental Coronavirus Grant Applications Being Accepted

The deadline to submit an application is Friday, June 19, 2020 by 5 p.m.

Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer's Statement On The Passing Of Doug Hamilton

“I was deeply saddened today to learn of the passing of my friend, Doug Hamilton, who served this community selflessly for nearly 50 years."

City Joins Age-Friendly Louisville To Raises Awareness For World Elder Abuse Day On June 15

This annual day of awareness calls attention to a growing population of elderly people and some of the abuses they face.

Louisville Metro Issues Solicitation Of Interest For Redevelopment Of Former Urban Government Center

All submissions will be posted on www.louisvilleky.gov/urbangovernmentcenter for public review on July 13.

Louisville Metro Council Passes Breonna’s Law

In a unanimous vote, the Louisville Metro Council has banned the use of “No-Knock” warrants after passing Breonna’s Law.

Louisville Metro Animal Services Receives Foster Care Stimulus Grant

LMAS was given the Pet Foster Care Stimulus Grant in the amount of $5,000 from Maddie’s Fund.

Louisville Mayor Announces Broader Review Into Allegations Of Sexual Assault By LMPD Officer

Mayor announced today that he has asked for a broader review into the allegations of sexual assault against LMPD Officer Brett Hankison.

Louisville Expanded Contact Tracing To Begin On June 12

Lacuna has so far received over 2,600 applications for these positions,” said Handmaker.

Mayor Urges Residents To Participate In Survey Regarding New Louisville Metro Police Department Chief

The community survey will be up for at least three weeks and can be accessed at https://arcg.is/18fTnS.

Louisville Mayor Calls On Local Leaders To Invest In New Summerworks Initiative For At-Risk Youth

“SummerWorks is an investment that pays off for our workforce, for our businesses, for our economy and for our future,” Mayor Fischer.

Louisville Air Pollution Control District Proposed Permit

This is a standard permit renewal. The 30-day public comment period starts June 11, 2020, and ends on July 13, 2020.

Council Ackerson Calls For Further Real Comprehensive Changes To Louisville Search Warrants

To the end, Councilman Ackerson is proposing the following amendment to the current proposal before the Public Safety Committee.

Louisville's John B. Castleman Monument Being Moved

Crews began work at about 6 a.m. Monday.

Louisville Metro Issues Solicitation Of Interest For Redevelopment Of Former Urban Government Center

The 9.68-acre property consists of four buildings that for the last several decades served as government offices.

City Announces Latest Round Of Louisville Metro Council Coronavirus Grants

Another round of Louisville Metro Council COVID-19 Relief funding will be announced next week.

Louisville’s HUD CARES Act Supplemental Coronavirus Grant Applications Being Accepted

All agencies wishing to apply are invited to attend an orientation on June 10, 2- 3:30 p.m. which will be held online through Webex.

Louisville Lifeguard And Food Manager Certifications Extended Due To Coronavirus

Food Service Manager certifications that expire March 1 through June 29, 2020 are now extended to August 31, 2020.

Mayor Fischer Fires Louisville Metro Police Department Chief Conrad

Effective immediately, Col. Robert Schroeder will be Acting Chief, while a national search is done for a permanent chief.

Louisville Mayor Fischer's Remarks From The Media Briefing, 11 A.m. Monday, May 31

"I want to thank many Louisvillians who respected the 9 p.m. curfew last night and stayed home. You helped keep your city safe –thank you."

Louisville Mayor Fischer Implements Curfew Due To Violent Protests

LMPD PIO Jessie Halladay confirmed there were six arrests made last night, some because of looting, and six officers were injured.

Curfew Q&A In Louisville

Curfew starts at 9 p.m. tonight and is in effect until 6:30 a.m. tomorrow, and will be in effect at same times tomorrow, ending at 6:30 a.m.

Mayor Reminds Louisvillians To Request An Absentee Ballot By June 15

Kentuckians have until 4 p.m. on May 26 to register for the June 23 primary.

Louisville Mayor Fischer Addresses Protest And Concerns About Police-Community Relations

In addition, he announced that LMPD is suspending no-knock warrants until further notice.