November 13 Metro Council Meeting Recap

Click here for a video recap of last Thursday's meeting of the Louisville Metro Council. For more information on a particular piece of legislation or to see the full agenda, click here and choose the 'Metro Council Meetings' option.
 

District 17 Paving

Metro Public Works plans to start milling/paving the following roads in District 17 this week. The schedule is, as always, subject to change due to weather or additional factors. For more, such as other roads being worked on this week and the interactive paving map which shows all planned paving for FY26, click here. 

• Sweet Water Drive from Craigs Creek Drive to Shenandoah Drive
• Honeylore Court from Sweet Water Drive to dead end
• Biles Court from Hite Creek Road to dead end
• Hite Creek Road from Craigs Creek Drive to Silverton Lane
• Accomack Drive from Shenandoah Drive to Hite Creek Road
• McClure Court from Accomack Drive to dead end
• Copper Ridge Drive from Craigs Creek Drive to dead end
• Amber Hill Place from Keene Road to dead end
• Charlbury Court from Keene Road to dead end
• Craigs Creek Drive from Sweet Water Drive to Keene Road
• Keene Road (all) from Craigs Creek Drive to Craigs Creek Drive

LMPD 8th Division Turkey Drive and Giveaway

LMPD's 8th Division is collecting turkeys to distribute to area families this holiday season. There are a few ways to help as mentioned in the flyer above. If you are interested in dropping off a turkey, there are two opportunities this week - November 19 from 1-4 p.m. at Kroger (12450 La Grange Road) and November 20 from 1-4 p.m. at Kroger (10010 Ballardsville Road). Distribution (first-come, first-served) will take place Wednesday, November 26 at noon at 8th Division headquarters, 2927 Goose Creek Road. Please contact Officer Brittany Rausch at brittany.rausch@louisvilleky.gov with any questions. 
 

Codes & Regulations - 'Freeze Out Fire Risk'

As colder months approach, vacant properties face a higher risk of falling victim to crimes, fires, break-ins, and other safety hazards. Property owners are required to keep these properties clean and secure, not only to stay compliant with city codes but also to prevent emergencies that can threaten the safety of our community. If you have concerns regarding a vacant or abandoned property in your neighborhood, or if you require guidance in securing your own, please call Metro Codes & Regulations at 574-2508. 
  

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