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As a result of the Metro Council's redistricting process that was finalized in December, the boundaries of District 23 have have been changed as highlighted below. While much of the district remains the same, there were some changes mostly along the northern and southern boarders.
If you are unsure whether or not you still reside in District 23, you can easily check your address by clicking HERE.
 Areas in red are no longer in District 23
Areas in green have been gained by District 23
(Click on map to view as PDF)
 Highivew Arts Center Facebook Page
Event Facebook Page to RSVP
For more information email highviewarts@gmail.com
Calling all players and volunteers for the 2022 Miracle League of Louisville baseball season! The Miracle League of Louisville is a baseball league and complex located in Fern Creek Park (Metro District 22), but serves all Louisville Metro Districts and Kentuckiana for children and adults with physical, cognitive, and/or emotional disabilities. The league is seeking volunteers for the upcoming 2022 spring baseball season.
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Volunteer opportunities include being a Buddy (each player in the league has their own Buddy who assists them on the field and in the dugout for each game), coach, assistant coach, umpire, dugout assistant, or general volunteer each game day! The spring baseball season games will be played on Saturdays from April 9, 2022 through June 11, 2022 with the exception of Derby Day and Memorial Day. The volunteer commitment will require a minimum of one hour, or longer if interested each week.
If interested in playing in the league, volunteer opportunities, or you have any questions regarding the upcoming baseball season please visit the Miracle League of Louisville website (www.miracleleaguelouisville.org).
 KYTC will assume operations of the Bowman Field Driver’s License Branch on Thursday, January 13
This transition will complete the Circuit Court Clerk's full handoff of driver’s license operations to KYTC.
To view the KYTC press release, Click Here--
Keep in mind that KYTC has four Driver Licensing Regional Offices in Jefferson County:
- Hurstbourne, 9112 Leesgate Road
- Southwest, 4919 Dixie Highway
- West Louisville/Nia Center, 2900 W. Broadway
- Bowman Field, 3545/3501 Roger E. Schupp St.
Kentucky residents may now visit any KYTC Driver Licensing Regional Office in Kentucky (regardless of their county of residence) for a regular/standard driver’s license, REAL ID, personal ID and more. Additionally, KYTC is offering license renewals Online and By Mail.
Please visit Drive.ky.gov for driver’s license information.
 To Register Click Here
 Visitors who bring in one canned good item (per person) to donate to Dare to Care may purchase tickets at the Zoo windows for $9.50 per adult and $6.50 per child/ senior ticket.
Wild Winter Days
The discount is available at the gate only; not valid for online purchases. The offer is not valid for special fee-based programs, for prepaid groups, field trips or with other discounts. No refunds will be provided for tickets prepaid in advanced or purchase online. Multiple cans are appreciated but only one discount per admission; additional cans do not provide additional discounts
As tax season approaches, BBB warns of IRS copycat websites. One local consumer has already encountered one and reported it to BBB. Copycat websites often charge you for a service that is typically free, and they often “phish” for your personal and financial information. Visit the IRS’s actual website (IRS.gov) for all tax-related forms, questions, etc.
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A local consumer reported to BBB that her son and daughter had fallen victim to an Instagram “brand ambassador” scam. They were offered discount codes on products; however, the items were never received. Be wary of anyone who comments on your Instagram posts with “DM to collab” (or similar messaging), offers you an ambassadorship role right away, and/or asks you to buy a product. These are red flags for scams!
A local consumer reported to BBB that he was the victim of an online romance scam, and the scammers were threatening to release compromising images to his family and friends. BBB warns against sending any intimate photos or videos to potential romantic partners you’ve just met. You could become the victim of attempted blackmail.
BBB continues to receive reports of reshipping scams involving Gentleman’s Courier Service. It has been reported to BBB by the former owner of Gentleman’s Courier Service that someone is using the now-closed company’s name and likeness to pose as a legitimate business. BBB reminds consumers that any “job opportunity” that involves receiving other people’s packages at your personal residence is likely a reshipping scam.
BBB received a report from a local consumer regarding an employment scam. Upon completing an “application” through the Telegram app and Facebook messenger, the consumer received a check to be used for equipment. BBB warns of any job offers that include sending you a check to pay for equipment. These are typically scams that leave the victim on the hook for the bad check.
BBB received a report from a local consumer regarding a horse breeder scam. The victim purchased a horse from a supposed breeder, but the animal was never delivered, and the scammer attempted to demand more money. When purchasing or adopting any pet, it’s important to see the animal in person first, check the breeder’s references, and reverse Google search any photos of the animal sent by the breeder.
A local consumer received a call allegedly from LG&E, stating their service would be shut off in 30 minutes if they did not pay a past due bill immediately. LG&E will never call you and demand payment over the phone. When in doubt, contact LG&E directly.
One local consumer reported to BBB that he’d received a Facebook message from a friend inviting him to apply for a government grant. He became suspicious when the grant website asked for money upfront before approving the grant, and later learned his friend’s Facebook account had been hacked. BBB warns against any grants, scholarships, or sweepstakes that demand payment upfront before delivering the promised monetary reward.
BBB continues to receive reports of scam Amazon phone calls. As a reminder, Amazon will not call you to question a purchase; this phishing scam is an attempt to gain access to your Amazon account and/or financial information.
BBB warns of scam coupon offers appearing on social media platforms. Don’t fall for deals that are too good to be true, check the source of the coupon, read the coupon carefully, and don’t trade your personal information for any alleged perks.
Always Remember to Lock Your Car and Remove All Valuables, it's the Easiest Way to Prevent Crime
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Click Here to view LMPD's interactive crime mapping tool.
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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