District 6 Dispatch - 20 October 2017

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This October, Wear a Little Purple with Your Pink

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Councilman David James

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        502-574-1106 - Office           502-574-1551 - Fax    


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Wanda Mitchell-Smith

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IMPORTANT CONTACT NUMBERS

EMERGENCY/EMS/Fire/Police: 911

Animal Control            363-6609

Community Action       574-1157

County Clerk's Office   574-5700

Health and Wellness   574-6520

LG&E                           589-1444

Louisville Water Co.   583-6610

Metro Call                             311

Metro Parks                456-8100

MSD                            587-0603

Poison Control            589-8222

Police Dept-Metro       574-2187

PVA                              574-6380

Sheriff's Office            574-5469

State Highway Repair 210-5400

Veteran's Affairs          595-4447

TARC CONTACT

TARC3 Where's My Ride?         589-9879

Customer Comments            585-1234

TARC3 Paratransit Reservations                         560-0333

TARC3 Reservations TTY        213-3240

TARC3 Paratransit Cancellation Message Line                       560-0322

TARC3 Paratransit Eligibility Office                                    213-3217

Will Call Return Ride (before 4:30pm)                                  560-0333

Will Call Return Ride (after 4:30pm)                                  589-9879

TARC Customer Service          585-1234

TARC Website    www.ridetarc.org

 


This Issue:


October is Domestic Violence, Breast Cancer Awareness Month

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Breast Cancer Awareness Month, whose roots span decades but was first observed in 1991, honours survivors of breast cancer and those we have lost. Spread awareness - wear a little pink this month, help community support groups and awareness organizations, and support women when they speak openly about their bodies and health.

Domestic Violence Awareness Month, first observed in 1987, is a time for us to mourn those who have died because of domestic violence, celebrate those who have survived, and connect those who work to end violence. Too often, domestic violence falls under our radar, something we can't or don't want to notice. Yet every nine seconds in America, a woman is assaulted or beaten. Make an effort to listen to and believe domestic abuse survivors, give to women's centres, and ensure that abuse will never again be normalized in our society.


Road Closures This Weekend

Skid Resistance

If you're going northbound this weekend, you should probably plan your route carefully. Interstate 65 North between I-64 and I-264 will be closed from 8 p.m. on Friday October 20 to 5:30 a.m. on Monday October 23. While it's closed, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet will install a more skid resistant surface in the "Hospital Curve" section of I-65 between the Chestnut Street/Broadway and Muhammad Ali Blvd exits. Asphalt pavement joints will also be replaced between I-264 and the Chestnut Street/Broadway exit. (The new surface was installed on the southbound side in September).


Eastern Parkway Update

Louisville Water’s Phase 2 project to renovate the historic 48-inch transmission main in Eastern Parkway is nearing its start.  Phase 2 runs from Eastern Parkway and Beargrass Creek (near Poplar Level) to Eastern Parkway and I-65.  Beginning next week, crews will be on site disconnecting distribution main tie-ins and cutting trees. This will require a one-day closure of the intersection of Bradley and Eastern Parkway as well as one westbound lane of Eastern Parkway.  The following week, crews will begin the construction of the pits that are used to slip-line the existing main.  This work will require the closure of two westbound lanes from Beargrass Creek to Poplar Level Rd.

Throughout the project, Louisville Water will keep you updated on how the project will impact you, including further road closures. Check Twitter and Louisville Water's dedicated Eastern Parkway Project web page to stay up to date.