 
Beginning November 4, 2024, Arnoldtown Road Will be closed at the 7929 area to repair the slope below the roadway. The project will install a new soldier pile and lagging wall where the soldier piles will be drilled shafts with I-beams coming extending out of concrete and we intend to utilize a precast concrete lagging for the wall.
Public Works anticipate the project will be complete at the end of March 2025. However, work site conditions or inclement weather may impact our construction schedule. Below is our proposed detour route. Please plan accordingly as this project will delay your commute.
 Are you planning to do some fall cleaning this weekend? Maybe knock out those chores that you have been putting off for a while? Well if that is the case and you are tackling the medicine cabinets that we all hate to clean out and we really don't know what to do with those old prescription drugs that have been sitting there for ages. Well Saturday is the perfect day to get rid of old drugs in an easy and safe way. Throughout Louisville there are locations that you can drop off your old drugs. No questions asked. Just a free way to help you get rid of that old clutter.
This Saturday 10-26-24, 10:00am to 2:00pm our partners from Norton Healthcare Walgreens Kroger and Drug Enforcement Administration - DEA will all be participating in the annual National Prescription Drug Take Back Day.
For more information. Please follow this link: https://www.dea.gov/takebackday
Below are all the Louisville drop-off locations.
Norton Healthcare location -3101 Poplar Level Rd. (40213)
Norton Healthcare location -9880 Angies Way (40241)
Kroger location - 10010 Ballardsville Road (40241)
Kroger location - 4009 Poplar Level Road (40213)
Kroger location - 291 Hubbards Lane (40207)
Kroger location - 5533 New Cut Road (40214)
Kroger location - 9080 Taylorsville Road (40299)
Kroger location - 4915A Dixie Highway (40216)
Kroger location - 2219 Holiday Manor (40222)
Walgreens location - 7914 Fegenbush Lane
Walgreens location - 9702 Westport Road
Walgreens location - 3700 Frankfort Avenue
Walgreens location - 2021 Hikes Lane
You are invited to attend a review for a CHANGE in ZONING from R-4 single family residential, OR-2 Office/Retail, C-2 Commercial to EZ-1 Enterprise Zone with associated DETAILED DISTRICT DEVELOPMENT PLAN and Binding Elements.
Subject Property: 8105, 8107, 8111, 8113, 8117, 8119, & 8201 Minor Lane and Shadeswood Ave.
Case Number: 24-ZONE-0110
Case Manager: Molly Clark (molly.clark@louisvilleky.gov)
Meeting Type: PLANNING COMMISSION
Meeting Date: Thursday, October 31, 2024
Time: Meeting will begin at 1:00 pm and continue until all the cases are heard
Location: 514 W Liberty St., 40202 (OLD JAIL BUILDING)
Below is the list of Louisville Metro Public Works paving projects scheduled for the week of October 28.
Please note that the schedule may have some delays due to weather or other unforeseen issues. Various lane closures and other impacts will be on-going during these improvements.
- Williams St. from Brownsboro Rd. to dead end
- State St. from Brownsboro Rd. to dead end (will not touch exposed brick pavers)
- Waverly Ct. from Frankfort Ave. to dead end
- Weist PL. from Frankfort Ave. to dead end
- Halderman Ave. from Brownsboro Rd. to dead end (south)
- Weikel Ave. from Frankfort Ave. to N. Rastetter Ave.
- New Main St. from Frankfort Ave. to S Bellaire Ave.
- Bellaire Ave. from New Main St. to Payne St.
- Coral Ave. from Frankfort Ave. to Brownsboro Rd.
- Onyx Ave. from Coral Ave. to Bellaire Ave.
- Payne St. from S. Charlton St. to Clifton Ave.
- Bayly Ave. from Grinstead Dr. to Frankfort Ave.
- Caledonia Ave. from S. Bayly Ave. to dead end
- Cliffwood Ave. from S. Bayly Ave. to Cliffwood Hill Way
- Trevillian Way from Illinois Ave. to Tycoon Way
- Jefferson Hill Rd. from Keys Ferry Rd. to Snawder Rd.
- Curve Hill Rd. from Easum Rd. to Curve Hill Ct.
Additionally, our contractor may also be completing safety improvements and base failure reconstruction on:
- Kingsmore Dr. from Old Preston Hwy. to Woodlea Way
- Walden Dr. from Old Preston Hwy. to dead end
- Woodlea Way from Kingsmore Dr. to dead end
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 In conjunction with the ongoing Land Development Code (LDC) Reform process, the Office of Planning was tasked by Metro Council to study the existing development patterns in Louisville Metro and identify areas where new housing opportunities can be unlocked.
Working with the planning and urban design firm Opticos Design, the Office of Planning has developed the Housing & Mixed Use Development Study. The study analyzed existing conditions like land use, zoning, lot sizes, and infrastructure to identify areas that can support more housing, shown on the Analysis Map. After the Analysis Map was presented for public review in February 2024, the planning team worked to refine the map and develop a series of implementation strategies to help realize the identified potential for new housing. Drafts of the final materials for the study are now available for review and comment on the Office of Planning website, including a Story Map, the Analysis Map, and the draft Implementation Strategies Report.
The Office of Planning intends to adopt the Housing & Mixed Use Development Study and the Analysis Map as an amendment to Plan 2040, the comprehensive plan, after integrating public comment and feedback on the draft materials. The comment period will be open until at least November 1, 2024, with the option to extend if necessary.
You can access all of the Housing & Mixed Use Development Study draft materials, including the comment form, on the Office of Planning website: https://louisvilleky.gov/government/office-planning/housing-mixed-use-development-study.
 Louisville, Ky. (October 18, 2024) -- The Louisville Free Public Library’s annual Family S.T.E.A.M. Day returns to the South Central Regional Library (7300 Jefferson Boulevard) on Saturday, November 2, from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. This FREE family-friendly event offers amazing presentations and hands-on activities to get kids excited about Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math.
Family S.T.E.A.M. Day brings educational institutions together for a wide variety of learning opportunities for the whole family. Activities include Southland Dairy’s mobile classroom (with a real cow), a look at how animals adapt with the Kentucky Science Center, student-led hands-on learning with STEMY, paleontology and geology activities with the Falls of the Ohio State Park, local wildlife with Louisville Nature Center, a water filtration demonstration from the Louisville Water Company, sun-gazing with the Louisville Astronomical Society’s solar telescopes, face-painting, the mobile gaming truck, and more from Brightside, American Printing House, KET, and the Frazier History Museum. S.T.E.A.M. Day concludes with a free bluegrass concert from Good River String Band (2-3 p.m.).
Family S.T.E.A.M. Day is made possible with support from the Library Foundation and Genentech. For more information, visit LFPL.org/Kids or call (502) 964-3515. Free parking and shuttle service will be available from the Target parking lot.
Join us for the Kentucky Veterans Parade and Celebration, an annual event dedicated to honoring and thanking our veterans. The festivities kick off with a traveling parade, Operation Rendezvous, which will bring convoys from north, south, east and west to converge in downtown Louisville. From there, the traditional parade steps off at noon, proceeding east on Jefferson Street from 7th to 4th Street. After the parade, enjoy the static display along 6th Street, where you can meet veterans and view historic military vehicles. This year’s parade will be led by Congressional Medal of Honor recipient, Don Ballard, representing the Armed Forces Medic Corps.
To participate in the parade, visit KYVetParade.com. We look forward to welcoming you on Saturday, November 9th to downtown Louisville for the Kentucky Veterans Parade and Celebration!
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