Councilman
Pat Mulvihill
City Hall
601 West Jefferson St
(502) 574-1110
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Anne Smith, the long time director of MUSCL (Ministries United of South Central Louisville), was honored Wednesday, February 17, by having the community room in the Jim King Senior Wellness Center named for her. I was honored to present her with a proclamation on behalf of Metro Council declaring the day Anne Smith Day.
Pictured below, those celebrating with Anne Smith are left to right, Brad Castleberry, Pat Mulvihill, Mike Morris, Anne Smith,Marjie Ryan (artist of the work above), Steve Magre and Karen Schroan.
 On Thursday, February 11, Metro Council voted unanimously to allow ultra fast internet providers such as Google Fiber to utilize Metro right of ways for their installation. This new high speed internet capabilities will attract business and jobs. To learn more, click here.
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Day Spring is growing and we will host and on site Hiring Event Job Fair on Saturday February 27th. Day Spring provides group and apartment housing and support services in six residential locations to 51 adults with intellectual disabilities who want the opportunity to live in community.
Day Spring has several full-time and part-time opportunities
available for caring individuals with great customer service as Direct Support
Professionals or Community Access Workers. We provide excellent opportunity for
advancement and other management opportunities within our growing organization.
Excellent Benefits provided for Full-time. Training Provided. We will have
refreshments and conduct interviews on site.
Interested people should bring a resume and join us anytime
9 AM to Noon on February 27th at Day Spring Community Center, 3430
Day Spring Court.
 Love the Hungry, formerly known as Kids Against Hunger, brings nourishment and hope to children and families throughout the world and in Kentuckiana.
Located off of Poplar Level Road, volunteers of all ages assist in packaging the Nutri-Plenty™ Meal, a scientifically-proven blend of 21 vitamins and minerals shown to reverse the effects of micronutrient malnutrition in young children.
I was pleased to take part in measuring and packing food for this worthy organization.
To learn more or how you can help visit www.lovethehungry.org.
Pictured below, Councilman Mulvihill working with volunteers packaging meals to be distributed in the Louisville area.
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On Friday, February 26 at 3:00 p.m., Councilman Mulvihill will be dedicating the walking path that leads from Schuff Ln. to the back of the Zoo as the Jim King Trail. The naming of this trail serves two purposes. First, this trail was a personal pet project of his and would not have been completed without his influence; and secondly, giving the path a name and having it marked with a sign will allow police to find the area quickly and respond to emergencies. Please join us if you can.
We will gather at the location marked below by the orange circle/black diamond on Schuff Ln., just west of Sylvan Way.
 The Waste Reduction Center provides a means for all Louisville/Jefferson County residents to properly dispose of tires and household bulk waste. Up to three household junk items may be dropped off at no charge. If there are more than three items a fee will be charged according to the schedule below.
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 Louisville Metro
Government will begin accepting External Agency Fund applications on Thursday,
February 25, 2016 for FY17 (July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017). These General Funded
grants are awarded to non-governmental, or "external” agencies, that
contribute to the city's cultural, social and economic vitality.
All agencies wishing to submit an application are required to have at
least one representative participate in a mandatory orientation webinar.
There will be a live webinar held on Feb. 25 at 10:30 a.m. The
session is approximately 90 minutes and will cover eligibility, the application
process, and provide instructions for the on-line application. Interested
applicants who are unable to participate at this time should contact the EAF
team to make alternative arrangements. To register for the webinar, please
contact the External Agency Fund (EAF) staff at EAF@louisvilleky.gov and include your
name, email address, and agency name.
The grants are available for Social Services programs, administered by the
Louisville Metro Department of Community Services (LMCS), and for Arts and
Creative Industries programs, administered by the Louisville Metro Department
of Economic Development. The External Agency Funds are awarded annually to
non-profit organizations offering programs or services in Louisville/Jefferson
County that align with the Mayor's and departments' strategic goals.
Applications will be reviewed by two External Agency Fund panels, which include
Metro Council members and community members, and those recommendations will be
included in Mayor Fischer’s recommended FY17 Metro budget.
The deadline to submit an application is Friday, March 18, 2016 by 5
p.m.
For more information about EAF, visit http://louisvilleky.gov/government/external-agency-fund.
Please submit all questions to EAF@louisvilleky.gov.
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 Councilwoman Madonna Flood (D24) has kicked off the 10th Doing Our Part From the Heart Campaign.
Over the next eight weeks, Councilwoman Flood with the help of the community will collect toiletries, snacks and other items to send to our military. Simple items such as soap, eye drops, bug repellent, candy, and other personal items make a huge impact for troops serving in remote locations in Iraq and Afghanistan.
To learn more and help do your part, click here.
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You are invited to join Councilman Mulvihill Saturday, March 5 from 9 am-10 am at Nord's Bakery, 2118 S. Preston St., for good coffee and great conversation. He's excited to share with you all of the great things happening in District 10 and city wide. |
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