Yesterday UofL Health opened it’s mass vaccination site at Cardinal Stadium. 4,000 vaccinations can be provided there each day. They have many available appointments.
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Most other vaccine providers have openings too and are listed on our website: COVID-19 Vaccine Information | LouisvilleKY.gov
The Metro Health Department’s LOU HEALTH COVID-19 Helpline, 502-912-8598, can also help people schedule appointments.
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The applicant, High Bridge Development, is hosting a virtual neighborhood meeting on the following rezoning:
Property: 6906 Briscoe Lane, 6803 and 6709 Outer Loop
Summary of Project: The proposal is seeking a rezoning from R-4 to R-5A to allow the construction of a 48-unit patio home development.
Case Number: 20-ZONEPA-0101
Case Manager: Dante St. Germain
(dante.st.germain@louisvilleky.gov)
The Virtual Meeting Will be Held:
Wednesday, April 14, 2021 at 6:30pm
Please join my meeting from your computer, tablet or smartphone. https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/150027045
If you would like to attend via phone, you may do so by calling
1-877-309-2073 and enter access code 150-027-045#.
For easier access, email Chris Brown at cbrown@btmeng.com and request a calendar invite and one will be sent.
For a PDF of entire meeting notice packet including all virtual meeting participation information, plans, maps and contact information Click Here
 Click on Image to download Plans and Meeting Packet in PDF
The Applicant, Mayer Realtors, is hosting a virtual neighborhood meeting on the following rezoning:
Property: 6406 Leisure Lane
Summary of Project: The request is for a change of zoning to R-5 to construct a subdivision of 51 single family lots on approximately 12.7 acres.
Case Number: 21-ZONEPA-0027
Case Manager: Dante St. Germain
(dante.st.germain@louisvilleky.gov)
The virtual meeting will be held:
Thursday, April 15, 2021 at 6:00pm
Please join my meeting from your computer, tablet or smartphone.
https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/453454109
You can also dial in using your phone.
United States: +1 (646) 749-3122
Access Code: 453-454-109
If you would like to have the meeting link sent to you, please send an email requesting it to klinares@mindelscott.com
For a PDF of entire meeting notice packet including all virtual meeting participation information, plans, maps and contact information Click Here
 Click on Image to download Plans and Meeting Packet in PDF
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Gift card scams remain a major problem. One local consumer reported to BBB she received an email regarding a secret shopper/survey opportunity. After applying, she received a check in the mail with instructions to purchase gift cards and send images of the gift cards to the scammer. As a reminder, beware of anyone asking you to send photos of gift card information and never agree to pay bills via a gift card.
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2. Puppy scams often involve fake breeders selling non-existent puppies, but in the case of one local consumer, these scams also involve very sick animals. This consumer reported to BBB he is out $10,000 in veterinary bills after his new puppy arrived extremely ill with parvovirus. The breeders who sold him the puppy had refused to provide any references. When purchasing a new puppy, always ask to see references first and, whenever possible, view the puppy in person before buying.
3. Beware of scam emails or texts claiming to be from PayPal. A local consumer received one saying there was a large transaction on his account and he must call to dispute the charge. This is a phishing scam – don’t respond!
4. Local consumers – and some BBB employees --- have received text messages claiming they have Amazon Rewards credits. These text messages are a scam – do not click on any links! The links will take you to a fake website where scammers will steal your personal information!
5. BBB has received multiple reports of free trial scams, and some are trying to capitalize on the Covid-19 pandemic. One local consumer responded to a free trial purporting to offer a product endorsed by Dr. Fauci. These “free trials” are usually followed up by expensive monthly subscription fees.
6. Be cautious of scam sites spoofing or mimicking legitimate websites. One local consumer attempting to file a change-of-address lost $80 after using a site that looked very similar to USPS.com. If you are concerned a website isn’t legitimate, leave the site immediately and do not enter any payment or other personal information.
7. Beware of Political Action Committees (PACS) masquerading as charities. One local consumer received calls and emails soliciting donations from one such group. These organizations are often misleading about how they use the donations they receive. Before you donate, research the charity or organization by visiting BBB.org.
8. Beware of scam apps known as fleeceware. Appearing on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store, these deceptive apps lure users in with free trials before charging high subscription rates and have cost consumers more than $400 million. Many of the apps are image editors, camera filters, and games; they tend to target teens and children. BBB recommends parents and caregivers monitor their children’s phone use and downloads.
9. Did a stranger “accidentally pay” you on Venmo? BBB warns that consumers should be wary of random payments from strangers; often the payment is sent via a stolen credit card. When victims return the payment, scammers remove the stolen credit card and replace it with their own card. Chances of victims receiving reimbursement are slim to none.
10. Scammers are opening Chase bank accounts using stolen identities. Victims have reported receiving information on accounts they never opened. Keep your personal information off the internet as much as possible and regularly check your credit report at www.annualcreditreport.com for unfamiliar accounts opened in your name.
Always Remember to Lock Your Car and Remove All Valuables, it's the Easiest Way to Prevent Crime
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If you see crime occurring, please contact the Louisville Metro Police Department. Call 911 for emergencies. Call 502-574-7111 for non-emergency related help or to find a towed vehicle.
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