Clark Memorial Bridge (Second Street Bridge)
Thursday, April 19, 2018 9:30 am to Midnight
Friday, April 20, 2018 All day
Saturday, April 21, 2018 All day
Sunday, April 22, 2018 Midnight to 2 pm
10 am (Friday, April 20, 2018) – 2 pm (Sunday, April 22, 2018)
River Road from Bingham Way to Sixth Street
Bingham Way from Joe’s Crab Shack/Witherspoon Street to River Road
1 pm (Friday, April 20, 2018) – 9 am (Sunday, April 22, 2018)
Witherspoon Street from Preston Street to Brook Street
Floyd Street at Washington Street closed (only open to residents)
River Road from Preston Street to Witherspoon Street
10 pm (Friday April 20, 2018) – 9 am (Sunday, April 22, 2018)
Ramp from westbound Interstate 64 to Third Street (no turn on River Road)
Ramp from Second Street to eastbound Interstate 64
8 am (Saturday, April 21, 2018) – 1 am (Sunday, April 22, 2018)
Second Street from Main Street to River Road (local access to local garages only)
9 am (Saturday, April 21, 2018) – 1 am (Sunday, April 22, 2018)
(Local traffic and pass traffic will be allowed provided there are no pedestrian safety issues.)
River Road from Witherspoon Street to Preston Street
Frankfort Avenue from River Road to Story Ave. (local and Tow Lot traffic only)
Witherspoon Street from Brook Street to Second Street
Witherspoon Street from Preston Street to Adams Street
Washington Street from First Street to Second Street
Preston Street from Washington Street to Witherspoon Street
Floyd Street from Washington Street to Witherspoon Street
Brook Street from Washington Street to Witherspoon Street
First Street from Washington Street to Witherspoon Street
Second Street from Main Street to River Road
Third Street from Main Street to River Road (access will be allowed to parking garages
Noon – midnight (Saturday, April 21, 2018)
Main Street from Fourth Street to Seventh Street
6:30 pm – 11:30 pm (Saturday, April 21, 2018)
Ramp from Muhammad Ali Boulevard to Interstate 65 northbound
8:30 pm (Saturday, April 21, 2018) – 1 am (Sunday, April 22, 2018)
Market Street from Fourth Street to 10th Street will be reversed from eastbound traffic to
westbound traffic
8:30 pm – end of night (Saturday, April 21, 2018)
Third Street from Jefferson Street to Broadway will be one way southbound
8:30 pm – 11:30 pm (Saturday, April 21, 2018)
Interstate 65 northbound from Interstate 264 (Watterson Expressway) to Interstate 64
Interstate 65 southbound from Interstate 265 (Indiana) to Interstate 64
Interstate 64 westbound from Interstate 264 (Watterson Expressway) to 22nd Street
Interstate 64 eastbound from Interstate 264 (Shawnee Expressway) to Interstate 65
Interstate 71 southbound from Interstate 264 (Watterson Expressway) to Interstate 65
Emergency Route
Only authorized emergency vehicles can use the following route from 6:30 pm on Saturday,
April 21, 2018
Muhammad Ali Boulevard from Roy Wilkins Boulevard to Clay Street
Second Street from Main Street to Jacob Street
Northbound Second Street traffic will be diverted at Breckinridge Street
The first Community Metro Council meeting held at Shawnee High School was well received from all who attended and it was business as usual with the Council. Stay tuned we may be coming to you community soon!
President James and LMPD's Division 4 visited North Lime Coffee & Donuts, located at 1228 So 7th Street, April 17th. The Louisville Metro Police Department put it on the line daily. We appreciate the men and women in Blue. Thank you for making our community safe.
After Department of Justice review, Louisville Metro
Separation Ordinance does not conflict with federal immigration law or
enforcement
Louisville – The Jefferson County Attorney’s Office has informed
members of the Louisville Metro Council that the Department of Justice has
reviewed Louisville Metro’s newly enacted Separation Ordinance (LMCO 39(1)(F))
and found it to be in compliance with federal law (8 USC § 1373).
“At the time, this ordinance was discussed and passed, we were
confident that we dealing with a public safety issue and there was never any
intention to hinder federal enforcement of immigration laws. I am pleased that
the DOJ is satisfied with what was passed and we can move forward,” says Metro
Council President David James (D-6).
“The City of Louisville does not discriminate based on
immigration status nor does our police enforce federal civil immigration law.
LMPD’s job is to enforce criminal law, and Louisville is a place of welcome for
all,” says Councilman Brandon Coan (D-8).
Louisville Metro was one of dozens of jurisdictions across
the country that was targeted by the federal government.
The Ordinance was passed in October of 2017 and it set guidelines
for how local police work with federal officials in the enforcement of
immigration laws the ordinance also set guidelines for all metro employees and
prohibits the questioning of someone’s immigration status.
The ordinance specifically states: “Nothing in this section
prohibits Metro Government from sending to, or receiving from, any local, state
or federal agency information regarding an individual’s citizenship or
immigration status. Federal law does not allow any such prohibition.”
The third time is the charm and
the forecast shows this Saturday will be good weather for the postponed Spring
Cleanups in and around District 6.
“I want to thank everyone for their patience. It appears
the weather is on our side this Saturday so I am asking everyone to come out and
join us as we make District 6 a better, cleaner place for everyone,” says
President James. “We are fortunate to always have great volunteers for these
events and I am hopeful everyone will help us out.”
The first cleanup will begin at 8:30a.m. and ending at 12:00 p.m. starting at the California Community Center with volunteers from the community and Dismas
The second will be in three
areas set for a cleanup this Saturday is Dumesnil between 17th
and 18th Streets and at West Ormsby between the 1500 and
1800 blocks. Volunteers should meet
at the corner of 18th and Dumesnil and this cleanup will begin. Volunteers need to show up at 12:00pm for the second cleanup which is scheduled to last through 2:00pm.
There
will be a limited number of shovels, rakes and brooms, gloves and bags. If any volunteers have their own yard
equipment please bring it them with you.
“So if you have the time, come join us and have some fun
and help us make a different in our community,” says President James.
Here’s a preview of one of the new pieces in the Waterplay Area of the Adventure Playground. Weather permitting, the waterplay will be turned on around mid- May.
.Auto-Heavy Equipment Technician I
Responsible
for the maintenance and repair of all MSD Fleet vehicles and equipment,
including cars, medium and heavy-trucks, construction and vocational fleet
equipment.
Operator-In-Training
Assists
in the process operation and routine, corrective & preventive maintenance
of wastewater treatment facilities. Time in this position acts as a training
period to become qualified as an Operator.
For
more detailed position descriptions, pay information, and to apply please visit
our website: http://www.louisvillemsd.org/Careers
If
you are interested in volunteering for one of Louisville Metro Government's
Boards and Commissions, now is the time to start. By being apart of a
board or commission, you will offer your time and your talents to improve the
quality of life in our community.
Please complete an on-line application at https://louisville.granicus.com/boards/forms/2/apply/338280?code=dcb2b3d2-664d-4c1b-b8e3-c94984a4809c.
The Office of Boards and Commissions will contact you when your interests and
qualifications match specific vacancies.
There
are approximately 100 boards and commissions with many areas of interest,
including business and economic development, land planning, parks and
recreation, public health and public safety.
For
more information please visit https://louisvilleky.gov/government/mayor-greg-fischer/interested-serving-board-or-commission
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