Councilwoman Mccraney Assures A Thorough Investigation Of Civilian Review Models For Louisville Metro

“I want to assure that we will be transparent and comprehensive as we examine best practices of Civilian Review Boards across the nation."

Louisville Air Pollution Control District Proposed Permit

The 30-day public comment period starts on May 30, 2020, and ends on June 29, 2020.

Louisville Metro Council Releases Statement Concerning Last Night Protests And Violence

"Last night's peaceful protests carrying the positive messages was sadly overshadowed by the nonsensical destruction and shootings."

Mayor Greg Fischer’s Statement On Louisville May 29 Protests

"This violence and destruction is absolutely unacceptable. It besmirches any claim to honor Breonna Taylor’s memory."

Mayor Fischer Says One Louisville: Covid-19 Response Fund Has Raised $10.7 Million

Mayor Greg Fischer today announced the One Louisville: COVID-19 Response Fund has raised $10.7 million.

Mayor And Louisville Metro Council Announce Work Group For New Civilian Review Structure

The group’s members include faith leaders, law enforcement representatives, community advocates and elected officials.

Louisville Air Pollution Control District Advanced Notice Of Proposed Rulemaking

This ANPR opens a 90-day informal public comment period, from May 27, 2020, to August 25, 2020.

Louisville Mayor Fischer To Host Virtual Town Hall Meeting

"It’s important for us to hear directly from residents on what’s working, what’s not working and how we move forward together.”

Louisville Mayor Fischer Launches Build Back Better, Together

Build Back Better, Together (BBBT) is meant to tackle the needs of today and plan for a more prosperous future.

Louisville Mayor Fischer Releases 911 Calls From Breonna Taylor Case

“I have heard the calls from the community and Council to share whatever facts we can as quickly as we can, said Mayor."

Louisville Is Trying To Combat ‘Unacceptable Disparities’ In Coronavirus Impacts On African Americans

“We are seeing unacceptable disparities in how hard COVID-19 is hitting our African American community versus our community as a whole."

Mayor Fischer Names Lacuna Health To Be Louisville’s Covid-19 Contact Tracing Contractor

Lacuna Health, a subsidiary of Louisville-based Kindred Health, was awarded the contract through a bidding process.

Mayor Fischer Announces Virtual Hike, Bike And Paddle For Memorial Day Weekend

The Virtual Hike, Bike and Paddle starts Memorial Day weekend and runs through June 20, 2020.

Louisville Mayor Hosts Tele Town Hall About Challenges Facing Local Restaurants Reopening

Mayor Greg Fischer talked with members of Louisville’s restaurant scene about the issues they are facing.

City Of Louisville To Host 502Con, Inaugural Virtual Violence Prevention Conference

A new virtual conference has been announced for Louisville youth, focused on violence prevention.

Louisville Councilman Brandon Coan Issues 'Apolitical Edition' Of District 8 Newsletter

"It is just about go time for the Cherokee Triangle & Bonnycastle Neighborhoods Plan."

Louisville Councilwoman Dorsey Announces Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing Site

Councilwoman announces another opportunity for drive-thru COVID 19 testing will take place on May 23 at Shively Community Center.

Louisville Metro Police Department Chief Steve Conrad Announces Retirement

Today Louisville Metro Police Department Chief Steve Conrad notified Mayor Greg Fischer of his decision to retire at the end of June.

Mayor Fischer Boosts Louisville’s Covid-19 Testing And Tracing Capabilities

Mayor Greg Fischer outlined steps he is taking to significantly boost the city’s COVID-19 testing and tracing capabilities during reopening.

Louisville Councilwoman Sexton Smith Releases Statement Concerning Shooting Of Breonna Taylor

"As a mother, my heart bleeds for her beautiful family as they wait for ustice. As an elected official, I will not wait to take a stand."

Louisville Public Safety Committee To Discuss Shooting Of Breonna Taylor

The Metro Council’s Public Safety Committee to discuss the recent shooting of the 26-year-old EMT on Wednesday May 20th.

Louisville Mayor Fischer Talks About Need For Mental Health Awareness

“If you feel a little off-kilter, a little bluesy, a little depressed, a little anxious – that is totally normal,” the Mayor said.

Louisville Councilwoman Mccraney Invites For First Virtual 'Muffins With Mccraney'

Councilwoman Paula McCraney invites District 7 residents to join her for a virtual “Muffins with McCraney” this Saturday, May 23.

Mayor Fischer Urges Louisville Businesses To Take A Cautious Approach To Reopening

Meanwhile, many local restaurants are preparing to reopen their dining rooms in anticipation of the May 22 lifting of those restrictions.

Louisville Mayor Fischer Announces Latest Public Safety Steps

Mayor Greg Fischer announces new public safety steps in the wake of the officer-involved shooting of Breonna Taylor.

Louisville Councilman Yates Announces Virtual 'Talk With David' Set For May 19th

Councilman David Yates (D-25) is encouraging residents to join him on Facebook Live for a virtual “Talk with David” on Tuesday, May 19th.

Mayor Fischer Announces Next Phase Of Reskilling Initiative In Louisville

Mayor Greg Fischer today announced a second phase of free online tech training to help Louisvillians prepare for in-demand jobs.

Louisville Investigation Update For Death Of Breonna Taylor

"We call on LMPD and the Mayor’s Office to be fully transparent with the citizens of Louisville Metro on all matters."

Louisville Metro Police And US Attorney Review Of Breonna Taylor Investigation

Chief Conrad noted that, “The investigation into the critical incident resulting in Breonna Taylor’s death is nearly complete."

Louisville Forward, GLI Jointly Recognized As Top Economic Development Group

“Thank you to Site Selection magazine for this recognition and congratulations to Louisville Forward and GLI.”

Louisville APCD Notice Of Public Hearing Via Video Teleconference

Louisville Metro Air Pollution Control Board will accept oral statements at a public hearing held via teleconference on May 20.

Mayor Fischer Thanks Louisville’s Frontline Workers

Mayor Greg Fischer today called on all Louisvillians to thank frontline city workers for their commitment to keeping the city safe.

Louisville Councilwoman Dorsey To Host Small Business Town Hall On Facebook Live

Small Business Town Hall is set May 19th, from 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm. It will be broadcast live on Councilwoman Dorsey’s Facebook page.

Louisville Mayor Fischer’s Statement On Breonna Taylor Case

This investigation started on March 13, 2020; that was the date of the incident at Breonna Taylor’s home.

Louisville Air Pollution Control District Proposed Agreed Board Orders

The Louisville Metro Air Pollution Control Board will hold a public hearing, via Video Teleconference due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer Hosted Tele Town Hall

Mayor Greg Fischer hosted a tele town hall focused on the challenges facing local businesses as they begin reopening amidst COVID-19 crisis.

Mayor Fischer Urges Louisville Businesses To Take All Necessary Health And Safety Precautions

Mayor Greg Fischer today stressed the need for a sensible and safe approach to reopening the economy amidst a COVID-19.

Louisville Northwest Neighborhood Place Temporarily Relocates To The Nia Center

The relocation is due to the renovations taking place at the Academy of Shawnee where NorthWest Neighborhood Place is housed.

Louisville Metro Temporarily Relaxing Outdoor Seating Regulations For Restaurants

“At same time, we need to do all we can to clear path for restaurants to reopen and reconfigure so they can seat and serve more customers."

Louisville Councilwoman Dorsey Secures International Donation Of 20,000 PPE For Coronavirus

Councilwoman Keisha Dorsey (D-3) has announced several groups will benefit from a major donation of 20,000 PPE.