Brent T. Ackerson
26th District Councilman
502-574-1126
Brent.Ackerson@louisvilleky.gov

Jeff T. Noble
Legislative Aide
502-574-1126
jeff.noble@louisvilleky.gov

Michael Garton
District Liaison
502-574-1126
michael.garton@louisvilleky.gov

METRO PHONE DIRECTORY

Animal Services
(502) 473-7387

Bon Air Library
(502) 574-1795

County Clerk
(502) 574-5700

Courts System
(502) 595-4428

Drivers Licensing Offices

Bowman Field
(502) 564-1257

Downtown
502-362-6822

Health and Wellness
(502) 574-6520

LG&E
(502) 589-1444

Louisville Water Company
(502) 583-6610

MetroCall
311

Mosquito Control
(502) 574-6641

Metro Sewer District (MSD)
(502) 540-6000

Poison Control
(502) 589-8222

Police (non-Emergency)

Louisville Metro (LMPD)
(502) 574-2187

St. Matthews
(502) 893-9000

Property Valuation (PVA)
(502) 574-6380

State Highway Office
(502) 210-5400

Transit Authority (TARC) 
(502) 585-1234

U.S. Veterans Affairs
(502) 595-4447

Zoo
(502) 459-2181

June 28, 2023

An earlier version of this newsletter indicated non-tree debris was accepted. For these sites opening today, ONLY TREE debris is accepted. The Waste Reduction Center on Merriweather Ave. will generally take other large items and construction debris from Louisville residents, but that is not related to the new sites opening for tree debris collection. If you have other items to dispose of that are not acceptable in regular trash collection, you may visit the Waste Reduction Center on Merriweather Ave., but please check their regulations and acceptable items beforehand. That information is available here.

We apologize for any confusion the earlier version may have created. 

Dear Neighbor,

If you have remnants of downed trees, yard waste, building debris, or other items to clear from the storms, please visit one of three locations to properly dispose of those items. Many large items cannot be placed in regular garbage carts or left out. For those outside the Urban Services District, you are welcome to use these sites. Please check with your private waste haulers for any other options that may be available for disposal. 

Enjoy the week,

Brent T. Ackerson
26th District Councilman

• Storm Drop-Off Sites in Louisville Metro

Storm Drop-Off Sites in Louisville Metro

Three locations open today through July 8th.

(Complete Schedule Below) 

Beginning today, June 28 at 12 p.m., three FREE sites will be open for Jefferson County residents to drop off tree debris from the recent storm.

• Tree debris only.
• Residents only. No businesses. Residents will be asked to provide address.

Three locations:

• 535 Meriwether Avenue (across the street from the Solid Waste office)
• Public Works Yard, 595 N Hubbards Lane
• Public Works Yard, 10500 Lower River Road (enter from Bethany Lane)

Hours:

• Wednesday, June 28-12 p.m. - 7 p.m.
• Thursday, June 29 - Saturday, July 8, 7 a.m. - 7 p.m.         
• All sites will be closed Sunday, July 2 and Tuesday, July 4.

Contractors and businesses who are hauling debris are invited to use the Waste Reduction Center for the usual fee. Visit Louisvilleky.gov/WRC for details.