Councilwoman Marianne Butler

Legislative Assistant

Susan Hughes

Administrative Clerk

Daniel Luckett Jr.

City Hall

601 W. Jefferson Street

502-574-1115

Crime Maps Available Online:

Louisville Metro Police offer updated information by Division, beat and address on the Louisvilleky.gov website. Here is the most recent Crime Maps for Divisions 3, 4 & 6. 

Click Here for Division 3

Click Here for Division 4

Click Here for Division 6

http://www.louisvilleky.gov/MetroPolice/CrimeMaps/

Welcome to District 15! Some of the more notable landmarks of the District include Iroquois Park, Churchill Downs, and Papa John's Cardinal Stadium.

 We also have the neighborhoods of South Louisville, Wyandotte and Taylor-Berry, Oakdale, Wilder Park, Cloverleaf, Lucky Horseshoe and St Joseph. 

Councilwoman Butler announces an Additional Junk Pickup for Residents    

Money was put in the budget this past year for restoration of service for residents in the Urban Service District.  An additional junk-up has been scheduled and the dates are loaded in the computer.  You can follow this link to see when it is in your neighborhood and sign up for text alerts: http://www.louisvilleky.gov/SolidWaste/Junk+Disposal/

Follow this link for the full press release: http://www.louisvilleky.gov/MetroCouncil/News/2013/121913dist15junkpickup.htm

How District 15 helped you this year!

Councilwoman Butler and staff, Susan Hughes and Dan Luckett, helped nearly 2,200 District 15 residents with questions and concerns.  Over 1,100 concerns were placed with Metro Call creating a tracking number for follow-up; over 500 calls required a call back for information that was researched and over 520 calls were residents calling back with new information on a concern.

The most frequent calls pertained to illegal dumping.  Councilwoman Butler spoke with Chief Conrad about illegal dumping and enforcement to make sure that all of the officers were aware that vehicles used in the act of illegal dumping could be impounded.  Chief Conrad sent out a training bulletin to all sworn personnel on Wednesday detailing the Illegal Dumping Ordinance that allows for impoundment of the vehicle and how an officer should proceed should he/she witness illegal dumping or have a resident with photos of someone in the act of illegal dumping.  From Solid Waste Management, most individuals that dump illegally do it within walking distance of their home.  If you see someone in the act, please call the police.  If you are able, take photos but do not confront the individual(s).  Thanks for helping us combat this problem and improve the quality of life for all.

Thanks for a great year!  Many thanks to Susan and Dan for facilitating many concerns with the various departments – District 15 residents are very lucky to have such dedicated people working on their behalf.  If I or the staff can help you, please give us a call at 502.574.115.

Best wishes for a great 2014!

Thank you to Thomas Wheatley, of the St. Joseph Neighborhood Association and "Woodmen of the World" for donating 2 American Flags for District 15. The Woodmen of the World is an organization committed to preserving American History and the Flag! The Woodmen will donate American Flags for display to any organization!

South Louisville Community Ministries Accepting Donations

With the donation of food items that many of us take for granted you can help those less fortunate in our community have a brighter holiday season. South Louisville Community Ministries is accepting nonperishable food items to distribute to families in need. Click here for a full list of other items (personal items, baby items, office supplies, etc.) suitable for donation. And please bear in mind that SLCM will continue to collect donations year-round once the holidays have passed.   Donations can be dropped off at the office on Ashland Ave., 8:30 AM- 3:00 PM every weekday. For further information contact Kate or Anna at 361-7763 or the SLCM office at 367-6445 or via email at slcm@slcm.org.

Trash/Recycle Pickups! Metro Government Holidays - Wednesday, December 25 and Wednesday, January 1there will be no residential collection of garbage, recycling, or yard waste within the Urban Service District (former Louisville city limits). Collection will be delayed by one day both weeks!

Learn About Stop Smoking Classes 

The Louisville Department of Public Health and Wellness and the Kentucky Cancer Program offer Cooper Clayton stop smoking classes!
Classes include 12 one-hour weekly sessions followed by relapse prevention. We want to make sure you have the skills you need to become and to remain a nonsmoker. Classes, materials and nicotine replacement products are provided free at most classes. Registration is required. For more information or to register, phone 574-STOP (7867) or register via email. If you register by email, give your name, phone number, home address and email address, and tell us which class you want to attend. The first class in District 15 is January 9. 2014 - Thursdays, 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m., Sts. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital, Kyle Pratt Room, 1850 Bluegrass Ave., 40215

Plant a Christmas Tree! Make a lasting impact by purchasing a Christmas tree that you can plant.  It is easy to maintain a live Christmas tree for a short period of time indoors that can then be permanently planted outside for future enjoyment. For further information on how to do this go to www.brightsideinc.org