 Another great National Night Out! Thanks to everyone that came out to talk to our local first responders!
        
 Center For Neighborhoods is now accepting applications for Neighborhood Institute Fall 2018!
Classes will meet at:
Center For Neighborhoods, 507 South Third Street
From: August 28th - November 13th, 2018
Every Tuesday, 6:00 - 8:30 PM, Dinner
provided
Apply for the Fall 2018 Class Here:
The
application deadline for Neighborhood Institute Fall 2018 is 12:00PM on Wednesday, August 15th, 2018.
About Neighborhood Institute
The Neighborhood Institute
is open to all neighborhoods, Metro Council Districts and the whole community.
There is no charge to attend.
The Neighborhood Institute is a neighborhood leadership-education program
established in 1987 by the Center For Neighborhoods, a non-profit civic
organization. The Neighborhood Institute equips neighborhood leaders with the
resources necessary to effect positive change by acting through and with their
neighborhood groups.
Part of the Neighborhood Institute curriculum includes a self-directed project
in the community. Through the class projects, people become engaged in the
community as they branch out and apply the information and knowledge from the
class to real life situations.
For more information, contact John Hawkins, 502-589-0343 or johnh@centerforneighborhoods.org.
 Henkel Adhesive Technologies is a worldwide leader in bonding, sealing and surface treatments - thanks to our ambitious people. We create unique value for our clients and our technologies can be found in many objects touching our lives every day. Our success is built on constant innovation and people who strive for excellence. Working at Henkel is much more than just a job. It's a passion. Have you got what it takes?
Henkel offers a competitive $15.00/hour for all entry-level hires and more for experience! We also offer sign-on and retention bonuses. Plus competitive benefits, bonuses, and 401k savings with company match!
To pick, pack, label and process all air/ocean/truck freight following domestic and international regulations. To receive and audit inbound shipments. To receive material in an expedient manner to allow for quick turn around time to the customer and to detect defects to prevent poor quality product from being shipped.
Apply here: https://www.henkel.com/careers/jobs-and-application/-/855722
 Fundraising Event for Epilepsy Foundation
WHEN: Friday, November 2nd 6:30pm - 12am
WHERE: Mellwood Art & Entertainment Center, 1860 Mellwood Avenue
Purchase tickets HERE.
 Contractor crews have
begun installing a micro-trench in the pavement north of I-264 (Watterson
Expressway) as part of The New Dixie Highway Project.
This 1.5 inch wide trench will hold conduit for fiber optic cables that will
allow the new TARC bus rapid transit buses to communicate with traffic signals,
helping move buses through busy intersections more efficiently. (The
Rapid will be the first bus rapid transit line in the Louisville Metro area.)
This micro-trench will be installed along a four-mile section of Dixie Highway
between Nobel Place and West Broadway. Crews will saw cut the pavement, install
the conduit and then seal the roadway surface.
Work started this week at Nobel Place, with crews gradually working north to
West Broadway. As the work zone moves north, a section of the right lane of
northbound Dixie Highway in the area where work is being done will be closed
daily from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. This process will take several weeks to
complete.
The new fiber-linked traffic signals, and their connectivity to TARC buses,
will improve the efficiency of one of Louisville’s most traveled roadways.
The New Dixie Highway Project is designed to improve safety and traffic
efficiency along one of the city’s busiest corridors, and will include new
fiber-linked traffic signals, new concrete and landscaped medians, and TARC’s
first bus rapid transit line.
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Updated from August 9, 2018
US 31W (Dixie Highway) North: Lane closures and delays
possible at Nobel Place (mile marker 15.7) due to installation of a
micro-trench for conduit and fiber optic cables. Right lane will be closed
daily from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Work is scheduled to begin on Monday, August 6
at Nobel Place. This process will take several weeks to complete as crews
progress north to West Broadway.
US
31W (Dixie Highway):
Lane closures and sidewalk closures in place between Greenwood Road and Heaton
Road (mile markers 11.7 to 14.5) due to construction for access management and
bus rapid transit lines. Roadway is reduced to two
lanes on southbound Dixie Highway in two locations between Heaton Road and
Upper Hunters Trace and between Blanton Lane and Greenwood Road.
For more information please visit www.TheNewDixieHighway.com
 South of Greenwood Road -
KYTC Dixie Paving
US 31W (Dixie Highway): Lane closures and delays possible between Stonestreet Road and Greenwood Road (mile markers 9.7 to 11.7) due to pavement marking installation, sidewalk ramp repairs and traffic signal upgrades. Lane closures are possible weeknights in the northbound lanes from 9:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m. and in the southbound lanes from 9:00 p.m. until 8:00 a.m. Additional lane closures are possible from 9:00 p.m. on Friday until 10:00 a.m. on Saturday and from 9:00 p.m. on Saturday until 10:00 a.m. on Sunday.
If you have concerns or have specific locations that need to be repaired or finished please contact the KY Transportation Cabinet's Project Manager, Heath Phillips at Heath.Phillips@ky.gov or Sherri Smith (502) 955-5436.
 The Louisville Bats are once again hosting Louisville Metro Government Nights. Community Involvement Vouchers are available for groups and organizations doing good works in the community.
Tickets are available on the following Monday Nights:
To request tickets please contact Jessica Adell at Jadell@batsbaseball.com.
Please include:
- Your Metro Council District
- Contact Name
- Mailing address
- Daytime Phone
- Number of tickets requested
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