District 6 Dispatch

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District 6 Dispatch

Councilman David James

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

Shalanna Taylor

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502-574-3910 - Office

IMPORTANT CONTACT NUMBERS

EMERGENCY/EMS/Fire/Police: 911

Animal Control 473-7387

Community Action 574-4377

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 540-6000

Poison Control (800)222-1222

Police Dept-Metro 574-7111

PVA 574-6380

Sheriff's Office 574-5400

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:

Updates, Reports and Public Meetings:
Councilman David James Sponsored Legislation:
What's Happening in District 6 ...
District 6: Community Newsletters
Pets of the Week:
The More You Know ...
Job Announcements:
City Service and Resource Center:
Police Reports:
News Around the City and Beyond: Stay Informed
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Louisville Metro Council approves amended Fiscal Years 2022-2023 Capital and Operating Budgets

Metro Council President David James (D-6)

“While there is never enough money to do all of the things that really need to be done, I feel this budget makes great strides in addressing many of the issues that needed to be funded. I want to thank the Budget Committee and staff that worked so hard to put together this challenging budget. I also want to thank all of the citizens that took the time to make their concerns and ideas known as it relates to the budget.”

Increased funding will go to paving, sidewalks, parks, homeless services, and more

Louisville – The Louisville Metro Council unanimously approved the amended Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Capital and Operating Budgets on Thursdays, June 23.

Ahead of Thursday’s full Council vote, the Budget Committee also passed both amended budgets unanimously. After two months of hearings and public input, the Budget Committee focused on making prudent fiscal decisions that allow for an increase in funding for paving roads and alleys, sidewalks, libraries, parks, homeless services, and more without any additional borrowing.

Review the highlights of the approved budgets here.

A Louisville Metro Council Podcast

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District Download is designed to be a platform for all of Louisville’s 26 Metro Council districts. It’s a chance to connect with your council member and learn about what’s going down in your district.

This podcast promotes open, respectful discussion. Each episode will be slightly different, because council members have the chance to make it fit their unique styles. But every episode aims to educate, uplift, and encourage community engagement.

Updates, Reports and Public Meetings:

Councilman David James Sponsored Legislation:

Click here to view full list of Councilman David James sponsored legislation for FY21-22 (Select Advance Search and filter by sponsor)

Pending Legislation:

FYI: O-188-22.

AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE ZONING OF PROPERTY LOCATED AT 905 EAST OAK STREET CONTAINING
APPROXIMATELY 0.086 ACRES AND BEING IN LOUISVILLE METRO (CASE NO. 22ZONE0009).

**Council Member David James (D-6) can vote on this zoning change**

File #	Status	Title
R-090-22	New Business	A RESOLUTION PURSUANT TO THE CAPITAL AND OPERATING BUDGET ORDINANCES, APPROVING THE APPROPRIATION TO FUND THE FOLLOWING NONCOMPETITIVELY NEGOTIATED SOLE SOURCE CONTRACT FOR THE OFFICE FOR SAFE AND HEALTHY NEIGHBORHOODS CONCERNING A MEDIA CAMPAIGN FOR ITS TRAUMA RESILIENT COMMUNITY PROGRAM - (OUTFRONT MEDIA LLC - $60,000.00).
O-184-22	Passed	AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING [$5,000] $14,100 FROM NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT FUNDS IN THE FOLLOWING MANNER: $5,000 FROM DISTRICT 21; $2,000 EACH FROM DISTRICTS 12, 15, AND 25; $1,000 EACH FROM DISTRICTS 3 AND 14; $600 FROM DISTRICT 13; AND $500 FROM DISTRICT 6; TO DEVELOP LOUISVILLE FOR THE SOUTHWEST DREAM TEAM TO PRINT SOUTH POINTS SCENIC AREA MAP CARDS, SOUTH POINTS SCENIC AREA SIGNAGE, ADMINISTRATIVE FEES FOR THE FACILITATION OF THE TAYLOR/NEW CUT NETWORK, AND THE HIRING OF A CONSULTANT FOR CORRIDOR BRANDING OF THE TAYLOR/NEW CUT NETWORK (AS AMENDED).
O-210-22	New Business	AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 36.03 OF THE LOUISVILLE METRO CODE OF ORDINANCES (“LMCO”) RELATING TO PARTICIPATION IN THE KENTUCKY LAW ENFORCEMENT FOUNDATION PROGRAM FUND.
R-088-22	Agenda Ready	A RESOLUTION OF THE LOUISVILLE METRO COUNCIL AMENDING THE METRO COUNCIL EMPLOYEE HANDBOOK CONCERNING THE METRO COUNCIL SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNT USAGE.
R-089-22	Agenda Ready	A RESOLUTION OF THE LOUISVILLE METRO COUNCIL AMENDING THE PAID AND UNPAID TIME-OFF BENEFITS CHAPTER OF THE METRO COUNCIL EMPLOYEE HANDBOOK BY CREATING A NEW SECTION REGARDING VICTIMS OF CRIME AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE LEAVE.
R-085-22	Tabled	A RESOLUTION AMENDING RULE 6.03 OF THE RULES OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OF THE LOUISVILLE/JEFFERSON COUNTY METRO GOVERNMENT RELATING TO THE SUBMISSION OF LEGISLATION. (AMENDMENT BY SUBSTITUTION)

O-183-22	Tabled	AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 42 OF THE LOUISVILLE METRO CODE OF ORDINANCES REGARDING USE OF METRO OWNED PARKS.
O-160-22	Old Business	AN ORDINANCE CREATING A NEW SECTION OF CHAPTER 113 OF THE LOUISVILLE METRO CODE OF ORDINANCES (“LMCO”) REQUIRING LOUISVILLE FORWARD TO PRODUCE A REPORT DETAILING BEST PRACTICES TO PROMOTE PUBLIC SAFETY FOR LATE NIGHT BUSINESSES.

Latest Metro Council Agenda

2022 Regular Session Record

Redistricting: Metro Council District 6 New Boundaries

Please be advised that the Louisville Metro Council Districts have been adjusted You may find that your area is no longer represented by the same councilperson. Click on the image to view maps of all 26 districts to determine who your representative is.

What's Happening in District 6 ...

Paristown Fourth of July 2022 presented by Jack Daniels: The Crashers + Paristown Fireworks Show:

MONDAY, JULY 4 | GATES OPEN 5 P.M.

FOURTH OF JULY 2022 PRESENTED BY JACK DANIELS

Get to Paristown for our 3rd annual Fourth of July celebration presented by Jack Daniels. Enjoy live music from The Crashers live at Christy's Garden, food trucks, delicious cocktails, VIP options and a show-stopping Zambelli Fireworks display. Buy Tickets HERE

Shelby Park Upcoming Free Events:

Saturday, July 9 1:30-3pm SHELBY PARK: Louisville Ballet Presents BALLET BOUND in partnership with Olmsted Parks Conservancy! The Ballet Bound program provides young dancers from all across Greater Louisville the opportunity to study classical ballet – FREE of charge – in Louisville Ballet's Downtown Studios. This summer, Louisville Ballet will host outdoor audition workshops to identify approximately 20 dancers for the 2022-23 Ballet Bound Class. Auditions open to all children ages 7-9. SPACE IS LIMITED, RESERVE YOUR SPOT TODAY! http://lbce.eventbrite.com/

Saturday, July 9 5-8pm Olmsted Parks Conservancy Summer Series in Shelby Park (www.olmstedparks.org/events) FREE event featuring music, lawn games and kids' free play. Community orgs will be on-site, as well as food & beverage vendors. Join us for some fun, music & great company!

Park Hill Community Center Beautification:

It was a beautiful day for a beautification project with the kids at the Parkhill Community Center! Thank you to Brightside, Parks and Recreation, Meijer and I Would Rather Be Reading for partnering on this project!

2022 Summer Season of Free Kentucky Shakespeare Festival in Central Park

LOUISVILLE, KY (April 26, 2022) – Kentucky Shakespeare, the Official Shakespeare Festival of the Commonwealth, announces the 62^nd annual free Kentucky Shakespeare Festival May 25-August 7, 2022, at the C. Douglas Ramey Amphitheater in Old Louisville’s Central Park.

“We’re delighted to return for another magical season of our free Kentucky Shakespeare Festival in Central Park, and it will mark the longest run in the history of our company! The eleven-week season features 60 performances, six productions, all presented absolutely free to audience members. While we returned to Central Park in 2021 after a virtual 2020 summer season, we still look at this summer as a homecoming. It’s a time to continue to come together to connect, heal, and rebuild, while we experience the joy of this shared community arts experience together, under the stars - all summer long!” said Matt Wallace, Producing Artistic Director. “We’ll kick off the main stage season with a lively production of Twelfth Night set in 1920’s New Orleans featuring a live jazz band onstage, followed by Richard III, the thrilling finale to our history cycle featuring Shakespeare’s iconic villain, and the hilarious Elizabethan farce The Merry Wives of Windsor. The season will again feature two weeks of rotating repertory in July in which all three productions will rotate nightly.”

In addition to the three main stage productions, Kentucky Shakespeare will present their Globe Players professional training program for high school students in Much Ado About Nothing, directed by Kyle Ware, plus a new production of Shakespeare in Dance from the Louisville Ballet choreographed by Roger Creel (this year inspired by As You Like It), and the Late Night Shakes Shakespearean improv comedy show from the Louisville Improvisors. The Kids’ Globe tent will open an hour before every performance during the summer with free interactive arts-based activities tied to the production, and various community pre-show groups will perform at 7:15PM nightly throughout the summer.

All performances are presented free of charge at Kentucky Shakespeare Festival in Central Park, the longest-running non-ticketed Shakespeare festival in the United States.

Kentucky Shakespeare’s 62nd season is dedicated to the memory of Thomas T. Noland, Jr. and Max G. Baumgardner whom we lost this year. Both served as Kentucky Shakespeare Board Chairmen and were longtime friends and supporters of the company.

A variety of 36 food trucks from the Louisville Food Truck Association will rotate nightly, plus Will’s Tavern (a Brown-Forman Bar) and Will’s Gift Shop.

Nightly Schedule:

6:00pm Food Trucks Open

7:00pm Will’s Tavern, Will’s Gift Shop, and Kids’ Globe open

7:15pm Community Pre-Show Performance

8:00pm Production Begins

Please visit kyshakespeare.com for more information and schedules.

Save the Date; Jazz in Central Park 8.28.22:

D6 Business Liquor License Request:

As always, any constituent wanting to protest the license can sign the protest letter and mail it to ABC by July 15th, 2022.

Social Justice Youth Development Certificate Program:

Greetings,

The Center for Social Justice Youth Development Research is actively recruiting for the first cohort of the Social Justice Youth Development Certificate, and we would like to extend an invitation to you and members of your organization to pre-enroll. Please follow the link below if you are interested and feel free to forward this email to your Louisville networks.

Link to pre-enrollment form: https://bit.ly/SJYDC

First Solo Exhibition of ANDREW ROSENBARGER

Sunday, July 10th., 1PM to 4PM

"NEW M/M PAINTINGS"

(more than 30 new paintings)

Exhibition dates:07/10/2022 - 08/20/2022

1253 South Preston Street

THANK YOU!!

Big "Thank You" to Codes and Regulations depatrment for assisting D6 in multiple graffiti abatement requests.

If there is unsightly graffiti in your area, please report it to our office, 502-574-1106.

District 6: Community Newsletters

Metro Public Works Weekly Newsletter

Click here to view updates on:

Yard Waste and Trash Schedules

Paving Schedules

Recycle Coach

Alley Action Team

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Pets of the Week:

In recognition of Independence Day, Louisville Metro Animal Services (LMAS) announces ‘Let Freedom Wag’ $10 adoptions of kittens, puppies and dogs weighing less than 40lbs., through Monday, July 6^th.

Only approved adopters are eligible for the ‘Let Freedom Wag’ adoption promotion and PIF adoptions. For more information about LMAS’ adoption programs or to view adoptable pets, visit https://louisvilleky.gov/government/animal-services. LMAS’ Animal House Adoption Center is located at 3516 Newburg Road. Walk-ins are welcome from 12-6pm daily.

The More You Know ...

Three ways to apply:

1. Apply online (The link will go live at 9 a.m. on Friday, July 1st ; https://louisvilleky.gov/gov.../housing/home-repair-programs

2. Call 502–574–5850; or

3. Visit the OHCD at 444 S. 5th St., Suite 100 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. on Friday, July 1, for in-office assistance.

To be eligible:

Households must be at or below 80% area median income (AMI).

Required Documents:

Driver’s License (all over 18)

1040 Tax Document

Recent Award Letters (Social Security, Pensions, Retirements, etc.)

Copy of Mortgage Statement

Homeowners Insurance Declaration Page

If applicable: Deed, Death Certificate, Marriage Certificate, Medical Statement, No Tax Affidavit, Zero Income Certification and Zero Income Questionnaire (any adult in home with no income), Flood Insurance

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (June 30, 2022) – The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) advises motorists of an upcoming closure of Interstate 65 South as motorists enter Kentucky from the John F. Kennedy Memorial Bridge in Jefferson County.

I-65 South will be closed for 48 days starting at 10 p.m. on Tuesday, July 5, at mile marker 136.5. Motorists will be diverted onto the ramp for Jefferson Street where they will be able to merge back onto I-65 South, just north of an area known locally as “Hospital Curve.”

At these additional locations within the Kennedy interchange, weekday lane and ramp closures are possible from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. and weekend lane and ramp closures are possible from 7 p.m. on Fridays to 6 a.m. on Mondays:

I-64 East ramp to I-65 North for the Abraham Lincoln Bridge.

I-64 East at the I-65 South overpass at mile point 5.4.

I-65 North ramp to I-64 West.

I-65 South ramp to I-64 East and I-71 North.

Shoulder closures will be permitted at any time within the construction zone. Lane closures are also possible under the interchange on East Witherspoon Street in downtown Louisville.

All the closures are to repair a bridge on I-65 South within the Kennedy interchange that was structurally damaged when a coil of steel fell off a semitrailer in March 2022. The repairs include replacing some of the bridge’s beams and its deck, or driving surface. To expedite the repairs, KYTC pre-ordered the replacement beams. The construction is expected to be completed this fall. The date and duration of this work may be adjusted if inclement weather or other unforeseen delays occur.

District 5 has been providing weekly updates on closures for this project since early June. Motorists can get traffic information for District 5, including the weekly project updates, at www.transportation.ky.gov/DistrictFive/, facebook.com/KYTCDistrict5 and twitter.com/KYTCDistrict5. Visit goky.ky.gov for the latest in traffic and travel information from across Kentucky.

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Goodwill, Norton break ground on new headquarters-hospital combo in west Louisville

By Breya Jones

Officials, politicians and community members gathered at the vacant lot at 28th Street and West Broadway Street Tuesday afternoon for the Norton Healthcare Goodwill Opportunity Campus groundbreaking.

Earlier this year, Goodwill Industries of Kentucky announced plans for the site. it will be home to the headquarters of Goodwill Industries of Kentucky and a new Norton Health hospital. Read More

Barry Wooley Designs hosts ribbon cutting for new Louisville location

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - A new furniture and interior design store is opening near the Portland and Russell neighborhoods.

Barry Wooley Designs hosted a ribbon cutting on Wednesday for the relocation and opening of the location at 118 South 10th Street, in the old location of the Old 502 Winery.

The showroom was previously located on East Main Street before announcing the company’s move back in 2019.

Louisville mayoral candidate Bill Dieruf explained what the move means for the business

“It’s a feeling, it’s a love, it’s a passion that (the company) has brought to many people, and now they have a place of their own they can own that they can share with others,” Dieruf said.

Barry Wooley Designs previously won a Torch Award, given out by the Business Professionals of America to businesses that promote professionalism and leadership.

By Dustin Vogt

Published: Jun. 29, 2022 at 2:33 PM EDT

Job Announcements:

Available Positions:

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Available Positions:

Mechanical Maintenance Supervisor
Facilities Maintenance Assistant

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City Service and Resource Center:

Louisville COVID-19 Resource Center

Junk and Bulk Trash Disposal:

Large Household Items

Jefferson County residents may drop off up to three large household items at the Waste Reduction Center, 636 Meriwether Avenue for FREE. (Examples: appliance, mattress, sofa, etc.) Hours: Tuesday - Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Curbside Collection

If you live outside of the Urban Services District, contact your waste hauler for information about large item collection.

If you live in our Neighborhood Cleanliness Pilot area in Smoketown/Shelby Park, use the scheduling system.

Financial Education:

Credit as an Asset 2022

Get help improving your credit score and work toward financial stability.

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Email Joseph.cecil@louisvilleky.gov to register for class today!

Start Fresh! 2022

Start Fresh! is a workshop for people who want to gain new information and tools to use second-chance or new checking accounts.

All Start Fresh courses will be held virtually. Please email :

BankOnLouisville@louisvilleky.gov or joseph.cecil@louisvilleky.gov to register.

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LIHWAP Water Assistance:

Jan. 10th, 2022 - June 1st, 2022

*or until funds depleted.

Appointments will also be accepted for LIHWAP, the new Low Income Household Water Assistance Program Similar to LIHEAP, LIHWAP will assist Jefferson County households within 150% of the federal poverty guidelines, but with water and wastewater benefits instead of home energy.

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Police Reports:

LMPD TRANSPARENCY PAGE

Crime Mapping

First Division

Major Shannon Lauder

Major Shannon Lauder joined the Louisville Metro Police Department in 2008. She served as a patrol officer in the 4^th Division, primarily in the Old Louisville neighborhood. She also spent 6 years as a hostage negotiator and team leader for LMPD’s Hostage Negotiation Team. She was a detective in the Crimes Against Children Unit (CACU) investigating physical, sexual and internet crimes against children across Louisville Metro.

She was then promoted to sergeant in 2015, where she served in the 6^th Division before becoming a Professional Standards Unit investigator. She was promoted to lieutenant in 2018 and served as a patrol lieutenant in the 4^th Division. Most recently she was assigned as the Commander of the Special Victims Unit. The SVU consists of the Sex Crimes Unit, the Domestic Violence Unit and the Crimes Against Seniors Unit. In 2020 Major Lauder was promoted to the rank of Major and serves as the Commander of the 4^th Division.

Major Lauder holds a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Political Science from the University of Kentucky and is currently pursuing her Master’s Degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Louisville. She is a graduate of the 143rd Session of the Southern Police Institute’s (SPI) Administrative Officer’s Course at the University of Louisville.

Second Division

Major Corey Robinson

I wanted to formally introduce myself to each of you as the new 2^nd Division Major. I will be replacing Major Steve Healey, who will be promoted to Lieutenant Colonel over our Patrol Bureau. I come here with 2-year experience as the 6^th Division Commander. I am excited for the opportunity to serve your respective districts. I have family in West Louisville. My church is there as well, where I’ve served as deacon for the last 26 years. I have a vested interest in lowering crime and improving quality of life in your respective districts and have a true respect and appreciation for the concerns of the citizens there.

LMPD Second Division:

Address: 3419 Bohne Ave, Louisville, KY 40211

Phone: (502) 574-2478

Fourth Division

Major Tiffany Tatum

Major Tiffany Tatum is a 23 year veteran of LMPD. She began her career with the former Louisville Division of Police in 1998. She patrolled in the 1^st and 4^thdivisions. In 2016, she was promoted to sergeant and worked in the 2^nd and 4^th divisions before being appointed to the Professional Standards Unit. In 2019, she was promoted to lieutenant and was appointed to Special Investigations Unit until transferring to the 1^st division. She was recently promoted to Major in the 4^th division.

News Around the City and Beyond: Stay Informed

Join a Board or Commission

If you are interested in volunteering for one of Louisville Metro Government's Boards and Commissions, now is the time to start. By being a part of a board or commission, you will offer your time and your talents to improve the quality of life in our community.

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.

To learn more about applications, please visit https://louisvilleky.gov/government/mayor-greg-fischer/interested-serving-board-or-commission '

Please find below a list of boards and commissions for an opportunity to serve:

BOARD VACANCIES

Metropolitan Business Development Corporation
Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board
Bardstown Road Overlay District
Building Code Board of Appeals
Cemetery Board
Civil Service Board
Code Enforcement Board
Community Action Partnership
Jefferson County Public Law Library
Deputy Sheriff Merit Board
Downtown Development Review Overlay Board
Downtown Management District
Ethics Commission
Fire Protection Districts (Fairdale, Harrods Creek, Highview, Lake Dreamland, Lyndon, Middletown, Okolona, St. Matthews & Worthington)
Hazard Materials Ordinance Appeals & Overseers Board
Housing Authority Board
Human Relations Commission Advocacy Board
Human Relations Commission Enforcement Board
Kentuckiana Works
Landmarks
Library Advisory Commission
Louisville Arena Authority, Inc.
Louisville Public Media
Merit Board
Medical Center Commission of Jefferson County
PARC Board of Commissioners
Police Merit Board
Redevelopment Authority
Science Center
Urban Renewal Commission
Vacant Property Review Commission
Waterworks
Zoo Foundation Board

REMINDERS

Visit http://www.louisvilleky.gov/MetroPolice/Patrol+Divisions/ to sign up to receive the LMPD’s new crime alert update for your neighborhood. Simply select your LMPD division number, and click "Subscribe to Crime Alerts by Beat" to begin receiving the update.

Visit http://mapit.louisvilleky.gov/ and type in your address to find out when your junk pick-up date is as well as street cleanings and additional information.

Visit at https://lge-ku.com/outages/report/streetlight to report a street light outage in your neighborhood. When reporting a street light outage, be sure to have the pole number, which can be found on a metal plate on the pole.

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This Issue:

Louisville Metro Council approves amended Fiscal Years 2022-2023 Capital and Operating Budgets

A Louisville Metro Council Podcast

Pending Legislation:

Redistricting: Metro Council District 6 New Boundaries

Please be advised that the Louisville Metro Council Districts have been adjusted You may find that your area is no longer represented by the same councilperson. Click on the image to view maps of all 26 districts to determine who your representative is.

Paristown Fourth of July 2022 presented by Jack Daniels: The Crashers + Paristown Fireworks Show:

MONDAY, JULY 4 | GATES OPEN 5 P.M.

FOURTH OF JULY 2022 PRESENTED BY JACK DANIELS

Shelby Park Upcoming Free Events:

Park Hill Community Center Beautification:

2022 Summer Season of Free Kentucky Shakespeare Festival in Central Park

Nightly Schedule:

Save the Date; Jazz in Central Park 8.28.22:

D6 Business Liquor License Request:

As always, any constituent wanting to protest the license can sign the protest letter and mail it to ABC by July 15th, 2022.

Social Justice Youth Development Certificate Program:

Link to pre-enrollment form: https://bit.ly/SJYDC

First Solo Exhibition of ANDREW ROSENBARGER

Sunday, July 10th., 1PM to 4PM

THANK YOU!!

Big "Thank You" to Codes and Regulations depatrment for assisting D6 in multiple graffiti abatement requests.

If there is unsightly graffiti in your area, please report it to our office, 502-574-1106.

Metro Public Works Weekly Newsletter

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In recognition of Independence Day, Louisville Metro Animal Services (LMAS) announces ‘Let Freedom Wag’ $10 adoptions of kittens, puppies and dogs weighing less than 40lbs., through Monday, July 6th.

Three ways to apply:

To be eligible:

Click image for more information on AidAccess:

Goodwill, Norton break ground on new headquarters-hospital combo in west Louisville

Barry Wooley Designs hosts ribbon cutting for new Louisville location

Available Positions:

Available Positions:

Junk and Bulk Trash Disposal:

If you live in our Neighborhood Cleanliness Pilot area in Smoketown/Shelby Park, use the scheduling system.

Financial Education:

Credit as an Asset 2022

Get help improving your credit score and work toward financial stability.

Start Fresh! 2022

Start Fresh! is a workshop for people who want to gain new information and tools to use second-chance or new checking accounts.

LIHWAP Water Assistance:

Appointments will also be accepted for LIHWAP, the new Low Income Household Water Assistance Program Similar to LIHEAP, LIHWAP will assist Jefferson County households within 150% of the federal poverty guidelines, but with water and wastewater benefits instead of home energy.

Crime Mapping

First Division

Major Shannon Lauder

Second Division

Major Corey Robinson

Fourth Division

Major Tiffany Tatum

Join a Board or Commission

Please find below a list of boards and commissions for an opportunity to serve:

BOARD VACANCIES

REMINDERS

In recognition of Independence Day, Louisville Metro Animal Services (LMAS) announces ‘Let Freedom Wag’ $10 adoptions of kittens, puppies and dogs weighing less than 40lbs., through Monday, July 6^th.