Councilman
Pat Mulvihill
City Hall
601 West Jefferson St
(502) 574-1110
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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.
“President McGowan changed Bellarmine from a largely commuter college
to a world-renowned university. Bellarmine, its students and alumni, and
our entire community will certainly feel his loss. My condolences go out
to both his immediate family and his large Bellarmine family.”
Councilman Pat Mulvihill
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(Pictured above from left to right, Jim's granddaughter, Cameron, future son-in-law, Ronnie Harris, Judge Katie King and wife, Debbie King)
Last Friday, February 26, Councilman Mulvihill, along with Jim's family and nearby residents of Kensington and the surrounding area, was honored to dedicate the "Jim King Trail". President King worked diligently to create this walking path and the often used path at Joe Creason Park in order to improve the quality of life for District 10 residents and our entire community. When the need to identify this trail arose, it was certainly obvious to the nearby Residents and to Councilman Mulvihill that it should be named for the visionary who created it.
Councilman Mulvihill was very pleased to recognize Mr Jeramy B. Hughes in the Metro Council Chambers for his accomplishments as as an honoree for the 14th Annual Black History Month Program. This program, held on February 25 and was sponsored by the Council's Community Affairs and Housing Committee chaired by Councilwoman Shanklin. Congratulations to Jeramy, otherwise known as the "Mayor of Petersburg". |
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The LIHEAP
Crisis Program is administered by Louisville Metro Community Services to
provide utility assistance for income-eligible residents who are in danger
of disconnection from their utilities or who have received an eviction
notice if utilities are included in the resident's rent.
Please share this flyer and help spread the word
to friends, neighbors, clients and other community members who are eligible
for assistance.
Appointments
can be scheduled, in person only, Monday through Friday between 8 a.m. and
1 p.m. at all three LIHEAP locations below (excludes Fridays at the East
Office). To schedule an appointment, visit one of the LIHEAP locations and
bring 1) your most recent LG&E bill (must be a brown, disconnect
notice); or an eviction notice from your landlord if your utilities are
included in your rent, and 2) a photo ID (if available).
All
applicants must be Jefferson County residents with a household income
within 130% of the federal poverty guidelines. Read More..
The
LIHEAP Crisis Program will operate through March 31, 2016 or until funding
is depleted, whichever comes first.
 The
Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center will
be closed from March 28 through April 10 for repairs that will include a filter
replacement, painting, piping and valve work, installation of new ceramic tile
in common areas and cleaning of the restrooms and locker rooms.
The $300,000 worth of repairs and renovations will be completed by contractors
working for Metro Parks and Recreation and parks staff. During the closure
period, patrons will have the opportunity to swim and exercise at the Jewish
Community Center, located at 3600 Dutchmans Lane. Mary T. Meagher users
are asked to show their ID to JCC staff when using the facility.
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 The
Louisville Metro Police Department is seeking high school students to
participate in the 3rd session of Chief Conrad’s Youth Police Advisory Council
(YPAC). YPAC members meet every other month with Chief Conrad to discuss
crime, safety, and the LMPD. Chief Conrad hosts the council meetings with
a hot meal and agenda packed with stimulating discussion points to get input
from the youth regarding their perceptions. This information often leads
to new initiatives, policy considerations, and educational outreach efforts for
teens throughout the city. Students are invited on optional tours to see
how LMPD operates behind the scenes, including Churchill Downs, the Firearms
Training Center, Metro Safe, and other areas.
Applicant Qualifications:
- High school students who reside or attend school in
Louisville
- Well-mannered and respectful, with a willingness to
state opinions and responsible objections in a group environment
- Self-motivated and able to accomplish tasks without
supervision
- Community oriented
- Able to attend at least five of the six required
meetings over a 12 month period
For more information and to
register please click here to download the application
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Jefferson
County Soil and Water Conservation District is offering free soil testing for
Louisville Metro homeowners – limit 2 tests per household!
Although fertilizer, lime, and other amendments can be very helpful in
establishing happy, healthy plants and lawns, they pose a risk if not used
properly. Excess fertilizer and chemicals wash away with rainwater and pollute
our local streams and waterways. The first guideline of responsible fertilizer
application is to take a soil sample and have it analyzed to determine
fertilizer needs. The Jefferson County Soil and Water Conservation District
(SWCD) is offering a soils test incentive program to offset the cost for
Louisville Metro residents. The SWCD will provide up to 2 vouchers per
household to cover the processing fee for a standard soils test. People wishing
to participate in this incentive program must request the soils test voucher(s)
from the Conservation District office. Email your voucher request to: joy.edwards@ky.nacdnet.net The
email should include your name, physical address, phone number and if you want
one or two vouchers. The soil vouchers along with you r soil sample should be
taken to the Jefferson County Cooperative Extension Service at 810 Barret
Avenue for testing. Questions—call 502.499.1900
Joy S. Edwards
Administrative Secretary
Jefferson County Soil and Water Conservation District | 4233 Bardstown Rd.,
Suite 100-A | Louisville, KY 40218 | P: 502.499.1900 | F: 855.770.3755 | www.jeffcd.org | FACEBOOK
Where: Cyril Allgeier Community Center
When: March 3rd and 10th
Time: 1:00 PM
Details: Experience the joy of sharing music with your
child, and give your child a lifetime gift! Music Together is an
internationally recognized curriculum built on 20 years of research, to help
children learn the joy of music! More than that-it’s just plain FUN! Every
45-minute class features songs, rhythm and movement games, instrument play and
winter semester at the Cyril Allgeier Community Center starts January 7th
for children 0-5 years old. Click here for directions.
Fee: $140/10-week winter term (includes all materials)
4101 Cadillac Court
Louisville, KY 40213
502/456-3261
 
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