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Louisville Metro Government operates on an annual budget that unlike the Federal Government, must be balanced and must be passed prior to the start of the new Fiscal Year on the first day of July. Mayor Greenberg delivered his third budget proposal to the members of the Louisville Metro Council, outlining approximately $1.2 billion in spending ($960 million for the Operating Budget and $240 million for the Capital budget). The mayor’s budget proposal begins working from as positive of a position as has occurred in many years. According to the Mayor’s Office, Louisville Metro is working from a position of strength and has a surplus of approximately $50 million. This funding will be used to increase our investment in infrastructure, technology for fighting crime, as well as finding ways to streamline permitting and application processes for persons looking to invest within our city. The mayor also used our positive position to propose levels of paving and other deferred maintenance that will help us continue to make significant improvements to our roads, sidewalks, as well as the general upkeep of our community assets.
Next Steps
We will now spend the next few weeks looking through the hundreds of pages of details in order to get a better grasp of what is being proposed. Starting Thursday, May 8th the Metro Council’s Budget Committee will begin the hearing process. Over the course of the next two months, we will have nearly 30 hours of budget hearings covering at least 20 departments and government agencies.
Many Good Things to Talk About
Mayor Greenberg seems to have listened and worked many of our ideas into his budget proposal. Fully funding road paving, the police headquarters construction and helping to complete funding for new libraries are a few examples of what can be liked about this proposal.
The willingness to invest not only in downtown but now in areas outside of the Watterson Expressway gives me hope we can begin to make real progress and improvements in all parts of our city. There is $122 million proposed to be managed by our Public Works and Assets Department for 41 projects including $30 million for paving throughout Metro, $2 million in sidewalk repair, $29 million to continue the Louisville Loop in over 10 areas of Metro, $18 million for the Cooper Chapel Road project and many new sidewalk and road projects.
$26.8 million is proposed to be spent for affordable housing projects, home repairs and homeless shelter projects.
The Mayor has included $33.3 million throughout Metro for grants or contracts to non-profit organizations to supplement the activities and objectives of Louisville Metro.
A few concerns heading into Budget Hearings:
Lack of Funding for a Police Training Facility: While the Mayor’s budget does adequately fund the continued work on a new police headquarters, it fails to support an equally needed new police training facility. This project has been needed for nearly a decade and was one of the top projects that I and members within the Metro Council listed in our meetings leading up to the Mayor’s speech. I will continue to pursue funding for this facility as it is needed to help us bring in more officers as well as improve training for police, fire and other safety officers working in our community.
Growth of Metro Personnel: There are 69 new positions as well as salary increases listed within the Mayor’s Proposal. Some of those proposals are needed to keep and retain needed positions such as engineers and project managers. Even though we are in good financial times, we want to be sure that we are still evaluating the usefulness of all persons so that our government is operating in the most efficient way possible. Understanding the hiring, growth and other factors within this budget will take some time, but that will be an aspect of this budget that I will be carefully reviewing.
Planning for the Future: Over the past decade the Metro Council has helped to fund more proactive approaches towards issues by increasing funding for preventative maintenance within our parks and public works departments. We need to make sure that this budget not only continues that work, but also creates proposals that will help to address traffic problems, improve safety and deliver services as they are needed instead of making promises and failing to deliver. As a member of the Metro Council, I will be looking to fund the work that will lead to upgrades in our District 16 parks, Thurman Hutchins, Cox, and Hays Kennedy, as well as historic site Locust Grove. By funding this type of project, we will have a game plan for bringing real improvements to our area.
Big Picture Highlights of the Budget Proposal:
- $30 million for paving/repairing streets. This marks the ninth year in which the Metro Council would meet or exceed our goals for addressing needed paving within the community.
- $1 million for additional cameras and license plate readers to continue our efforts to reduce crime.
- $9.2 million for continued work towards a new LMPD Headquarters
- $3 million for a new and innovative program established with the goal of bringing new businesses and restaurants to the South End.
- $3 million for addressing overdue infrastructure needs within the fastest growing areas of eastern Jefferson County
- Additional Funding for 24-hour shelter service to assist with our communities homeless population.
- Additional funding to offer medical assistance to homeless persons recently released from hospital treatment.
- $15 million in funding to support the Affordable Housing Trust Fund
- $2 million to support efforts to use Artificial Intelligence to reduce regulations, improve the permitting process and streamline the delivery of government services.
You can read, review and make comments on the proposed budget
to see the full schedule Metro Council FY26 Budget Committee hearings planned during the months of May and June use the following link: 2012 12-Month Basic Calendar (any year)
If you would like to review the Mayor’s Proposed FY25 Budget you can view it using this link: Approved Budgets by Fiscal Year | LouisvilleKY.gov
If you would like to make a comment, suggestion or have a question about the budget, you can fill out the following form and your submission will be collected and shared with all members of the Metro Council. 2025 - 2026 Louisville Metro Budget Comment Form
Thank you again for allowing me the opportunity to serve as your representative on the Louisville Metro Council. Please feel free to reach out to me via phone at 574-1116 or e-mail at Scott.Reed@louisivlleky.gov should you have any questions or ideas related to local government, and please have a happy and safe Derby Week!
Thanks for the honor of serving,
Scott Reed
Councilman District 16
*Note: Cleanup from last week’s flooding is complete which allows us to resume construction. Please follow the detours and access routes listed below.
We currently have two active work zones – one just east of the entrance to Louisville Turners, Waldoah Beach Road, and Wagners Beach Road; and a second one near the Louisville Boat Club and the intersection of River Road and Blankenbaker Lane.
- If you are trying to access Thurman-Hutchins Park, Cox Park, Different Strokes, Louisville Islamic Center, or Louisville Boat Club, please access River Road from Indian Hills Trail.
- If you are trying to access River Road west of Louisville Turners, please use River Road at Zorn Avenue or Mockingbird Valley Road. To access Louisville Turners, Waldoah Beach Road, or Wagners Beach Road from River Road, use Zorn Avenue or Mockingbird Valley Road.
- If you are trying to access the Riviera Neighborhood (Riverside Drive, West Riverside Drive, East Riverside Drive, Riviera Drive), please use Blankenbaker Lane.
Residual Line Project - Louisville Water Company
 April 24, 2025
Last night the Metro Council received the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Budget proposal from Mayor Greenberg. This proposal was received during a speech given to the members of the Metro Council during our regularly scheduled meeting and signifies the start the nearly two month long budget review process that will conclude at our June 26, 2025 Metro Council meeting.
The Mayor’s budget proposal represents months of work leading up to the presentation by the Mayor and his appointees. Mayor Greenberg’s proposal lays out our community’s spending priorities.
Members of the Metro Council do not get advance copies of the hundreds of pages of proposals, so our ability to give in depth comments on the proposal is limited. Over the next two weeks members of the Metro Council will take time to read through the hundreds of pages of documentation and then we will begin dozens of hours of public hearings with each department.
After the conclusion of the mayor’s speech, we returned to our regular meeting schedule voting on previous meeting minutes, the Metro Council’s Consent items and voting on those items listed on old business for their final recommendation.
Items Voted on during our April 24th meeting included:
Greater Louisville Pride Foundation Funding (O-080-25): Metro Council members allocated neighborhood development funding to support the creation and installation of signage honoring My Morning Jackson at the Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center.
Kenducky Derby Funding for Harbor House): The Metro Council unanimously supported an ordinance to support and assist with marketing and fundraising for Harbor House’s 2025 Kenducky Derby Event at Waterfront Park.
Zoning Cases: The Metro Council unanimously supported the approval of a zoning case on Thixton Lane after adding two binding elements to further clarify the maximum allowed number of units allowed to be constructed on the property.
Land Development Proposals: The sponsor for items O-086-25 and R-033-25 withdrew his sponsorship of a resolution requesting the planning staff review the definition of pool and game rooms as well as the moratorium on such developments within a specific PDD. Both items died for lack of a sponsor.
The Metro Council does not have meetings scheduled for next week. Our next regular committee week will be the week of May 5, 2025.
Louisville Metro residents may now fill out an online form to request curbside debris pick-up following recent severe weather events, including tornadoes and flooding.
“When storms hit, they don’t just impact physical structures, they can turn people’s lives upside-down. We’re happy to be able to offer some relief from what we know can feel like an overwhelming burden, cleaning up what is left behind from the storms and flooding,” Mayor Craig Greenberg said.
Curbside service is for residential storm and flood related debris only. Household hazardous waste will not be accepted at the curb.
Additionally, residents must fill out the Self-Reporting Form, then wait for further instructions on when to bring their debris to the curb.
Businesses should contact and go-through their insurance for assistance.
If you cannot access the Self-Reporting Form, or need additional assistance, please contact Public Works at 502-574-3572.
To find the Self-Reporting Form and review frequently asked questions visit the Storm and Flood Debris Cleanup webpage.
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Significant rain, winter weather and flooding can weaken road surfaces and cause potholes.
By reporting potholes you can help us fix them quickly, ensuring smoother and safer roads for everyone.
You can report potholes by:
Calling Metro311 or 502-574-5000 to report potholes or any other issues.
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 Join specialists from Norton Neuroscience Institute Memory Center to raise awareness about Alzheimer's disease and celebrate progress in treating it. During this lunch program, learn about the memory center and the latest treatment options, and celebrate the community of caregivers who support our patients with memory disorders. Guests are encouraged to wear Derby hats and attire.
Tuesday, April 29th 11:00am-1:30pm EST
Crown Plaza Hotel 830 Phillips Lane
To Register, click HERE or call 502.629.1234 (option 4)
Construction activities scheduled for the next month include:
- Work continues on the water tank next to the water tower.
- Site grading is taking place in the south end of the construction site.
- Work continues on the guard house near the entrance of the construction site.
- Interior framing and utility rough in is taking place in the East and West Bars of the medical facility.
- Drywall, insulation and painting are ongoing in the West Bar of the medical facility.
- Work on the loading dock and laundry facility on the west side of the medical facility continues.
- Utilities and equipment installation at the Central Utility Plant continues, as well as exterior masonry.
- Utility and elevator installation continue in the North and South Parking Structures.
- The installation of photovoltaic (solar) panels continues at the North Parking Structure.
- Work is scheduled to begin next month on paving roads on the south end of the construction site.
Additional notes:
If you have specific questions about the construction of the new medical center, please send us an email at LOUVAMCconstruction@usace.army.mil.
For the most recent information on the project, please visit www.va.gov/louisville-health-care/programs/new-robley-rex-va-medical-center
Construction progress photos are posted on the Lousiville District’s Flickr page regularly. They can be viewed here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/louisvilleusace/albums/72177720296234921
Contract crews to perform bridge repairs
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (April 24, 2025) – The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) advises motorists of lane and ramp closures on Interstate 64 and Interstate 265 (Gene Snyder Freeway) beginning Friday, April 25, in Jefferson County, as part of the I-Move Kentucky project. Details regarding planned traffic impacts are below.
From 8 p.m. Friday, April 25, to 6 a.m. Monday, April 28:
- I-265 South near mile marker 25 (at the bridge over I-64) will be reduced to one lane.
- I-64 West near mile point 19.4 (at the I-64/I-265 interchange) will be reduced to two lanes.
- The ramp from I-64 West to I-265 South will be closed.
- The ramp from I-265 South to I-64 East will be closed.
The weekend lane and ramp closures are necessary for contract crews to apply a latex overlay to the I-265 bridge over I-64. This treatment will extend the structure’s lifespan and improve roadway drivability.
Motorists should heed signage, use caution, and expect delays while traveling through the work zone.
The date and duration of this work may be adjusted if inclement weather or other unforeseen delays occur. Visit goky.ky.gov for the latest in traffic and travel information in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. You can also get traffic information for the District 5 counties on Facebook and X (formerly known as Twitter).
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (April 25, 2025) – The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) advises motorists of the upcoming closure of a section of KY 22 (Ballardsville Road) beginning Tuesday, April 29, in Oldham County.
KY 22 (Ballardsville Road) will be closed from mile point 11.5 (at the KY 22/KY 53 intersection) to mile point 0.35 (near Radcliff Road in Henry County) beginning Tuesday, April 29, at 9 a.m. This section of KY 22 (Ballardsville Road) is currently reduced to one lane, with traffic managed by a temporary signal, due to a roadway slide caused by recent heavy rainfall and flooding.
The full closure starting April 29 is necessary to allow KYTC crews to carry out slide repairs safely. A timeline for reopening is not currently available, as the full extent of the damage cannot be assessed until work begins. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
Motorists should expect to follow the signed detours along the route while work is underway. Drivers should continue on KY 22 (Ballardsville Road) to KY 53, then follow KY 322 (Lucas Road/McCoun Road) in Shelby and Henry Counties to reconnect with KY 22 beyond the closure. Motorists traveling from Henry County to La Grange should take KY 1861 (Smithfield Road) to Radcliff Road, then continue on KY 712 (Jericho Road) to reach La Grange. Local traffic should navigate around the closure via Ballard Vista Drive on the west side of the work zone or Ballard Glenn Parkway on the east side.
New items or changes in project status are shown in bold
Inclement weather or other unforeseen circumstances may arise, and as such, the information provided below is for advisory purposes only and subject to change without prior notice.
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| I-265 (Gene Snyder Freeway) |
From 8 p.m. Friday, April 25, to 6 a.m. Monday, April 28:
- I-265 South near mile marker 25 (at the bridge over I-64) will be reduced to one lane.
- I-64 West near mile point 19.4 (at the I-64/I-265 interchange) will be reduced to two lanes.
- The ramp from I-64 West to I-265 South will be closed.
- The ramp from I-265 South to I-64 East will be closed.
The weekend lane and ramp closures are necessary for contract crews to apply a latex overlay to the I-265 bridge over I-64. This treatment will extend the structure's lifespan and improve roadway drivability.
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| I-64 East and West |
Traffic Impacts: Lane closures are possible.
Date/Time: Daily and nightly.
Project Limits: I-64 East and West at mile point 11.799, near Exit 10 (Cannons Lane) on I-64 West, and near Exit 12 to I-264 (Watterson Expressway) on I-64 East.
Type of Work: Bridge replacement project.
Other Details: *Traffic is currently shifted to the outer shoulders in both directions, allowing construction to proceed in the median. Two 11-foot lanes will remain open in each direction throughout the project.
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| I-65 South (John F. Kennedy Memorial Bridge) |
Date/Time: Once expansion joints have been fabricated as part of the expansion joint replacement project, additional details regarding the project's timing will be shared.
Project Limits: I-65 South (John F. Kennedy Memorial Bridge).
Other Details: The project is expected to be completed by April 2026, and intermittent lane closures are to be anticipated throughout the duration of construction.
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| KY 155 (Taylorsville Road) |
Traffic Impacts: Shoulder closures are possible.
Date/Time: Daily from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. beginning Monday, April 28.
Project Limits: KY 155 (Taylorsville Road) from Old Taylorsville Road to Hatmaker Trail.
Type of Work: Punch list items.
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| KY 841 North and South (Gene Snyder Freeway) |
Traffic Impacts: Single lane closures are possible.
Date/Time: Beginning Monday, April 28, through Saturday, May 3.
Daily – 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. | Nightly – 7 p.m. to 5 a.m.
Project Limits: KY 841 North and South (Gene Snyder Freeway), between mile points 35.0 and 37.7, near and through the East End Tunnel.
Type of Work: Routine maintenance of the roadway and East End Tunnel.
Other Details: Motorists should heed signage, use caution, and adjust commutes to accommodate the lane closures.
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| KY 864 (Logan Street/Shelby Street) |
Traffic Impacts: Sidewalk and lane closures are possible.
Date/Time: Daily and nightly.
Project Limits: Between Goss Avenue and East Gray Street.
Type of Work: One-way to two-way conversion of the roadway.
Other Details: Work is underway ahead of asphalt resurfacing and the two-way conversion of the roadway.
*Work was temporarily paused on this project as KYTC engineers coordinated with contractors and utility providers to reduce utility conflicts along the corridor. Major work is expected to resume this Spring, with full completion expected by the Spring of 2026.
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| KY 1819 (Billtown Road) |
Traffic Impacts: Lane closures and delays are possible.
Date/Time: Daily – 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Project Limits: Three sections of KY 1819 (Billtown Road):
- Easum Road through Mary Dell Lane
- Michael Edward Drive through Fairground Road
- Shady Acres Lane through Colonnades Place
Type of Work: Reconstruction of KY 1819 (Billtown Road) from north of Colonnades Place to south of Easum Road with new traffic signals, signal optimization, turn lanes, storage lanes, etc. (varying by intersection based on existing conditions and future traffic projections).
Other Details: The reconstruction project is expected to be completed by the Summer of 2025.
*Project webpage
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| Clark Station Road |
Traffic Impacts: Road/bridge closure.
Project Limits: Clark Station Road Bridge over Long Run Creek.
Type of Work: Bridge replacement project.
Other Details: Construction will require the full closure of the existing bridge through August 1, 2025.
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| South Pope Lick Road |
Traffic Impacts: Traffic reduced to one lane. Motorists will be directed to the work zone via flagging measures and temporary signals.
Date/Time: Beginning Monday, April 28, through Monday, June 2.
Project Limits: The South Pope Lick Road bridge over I-265 (Gene Snyder Freeway), between Poplar Lane and Tucker Station Road.
Type of Work: Bridge deck restoration and latex overlay.
Other Details: Motorists should heed signage and use caution when traveling through the work zone.
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Traffic Impacts: Lane closures and delays are possible as part of a mobile operation.
Date/Time: Overnight hours from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m.
Type of Work: Pavement marker (reflector) replacement and installation.
Other Details: Motorists should be observant of all road work signage and provide plenty of space for slow moving vehicles while traveling through the work zone.
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| I-64 *Various Exit Ramps |
Traffic Impacts: Ramp narrowing and shoulder closures.
Project Limits: Various interchange Exit ramps on I-64.
Type of Work: Installation and upgrade of wrong-way pavement markings and signs.
Other Details: The Highway Safety Improvement Project will install and enhance wrong-way signs and pavement markings on interstate Exit ramps to discourage wrong-way driving. Motorists should reduce speeds and obey traffic control while workers are present. This project is expected to be completed by the Fall of 2025.
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| I-65/KY 480 (Cedar Grove Road) |
Traffic Impacts: Changing traffic patterns, lane shifts, and lane closures are possible as construction progresses.
Date/Time: Daily and nightly.
Project Limits: KY 480 (Cedar Grove Road) between I-65 between mile points 0.6 and 1.4.
Other Details: The interchange reconstruction project is expected to be completed by the Fall of 2025.
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| *Various Locations |
Traffic Impacts: Lane closures and delays are possible as part of a mobile operation.
Date/Time: Overnight hours from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m.
Type of Work: Pavement marker (reflector) replacement and installation.
Other Details: Motorists should be observant of all road work signage and provide plenty of space for slow moving vehicles while traveling through the work zone.
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| I-65 *Various Exit Ramps |
Traffic Impacts: Intermittent lane and ramp closures.
Date/Time: Nightly – 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. | Daily – 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Project Limits: Various interchange Exit ramps on I-65.
Type of Work: Upgrade and install wrong way pavement markings and signs.
Other Details: The Highway Safety Improvement Project will install and enhance wrong way signs and pavement markings on various interstate exit ramps to discourage wrong way driving. Motorists should reduce speeds and obey traffic control while workers are present. This project is set to be completed by the fall of 2025.
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| I-64/U.S. 127 Interchange |
Traffic Impacts: Lane closures and traffic shifts are possible.
Date/Time: Nightly.
Project Limits: The I-64/U.S. 127 interchange.
Type of Work: The realigning of the I-64 West off-ramp to U.S. 127 North and the I-64 West on-ramp from U.S. 127. Other improvements include the installation of a new signalized intersection on U.S. 127 to provide access to development entrances, which will be activated following project completion. Additionally, the intersection of Westridge Drive and Leonardwood Drive will be reconstructed to accommodate dual left turns onto Westridge Drive from U.S. 127.
Other Details: Traffic is now in its final configuration. The interchange reconstruction project is expected to be completed by the Summer of 2025.
*Press release
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| *Various Locations |
Traffic Impacts: Lane closures and delays are possible as a part of a mobile operation.
Date/Time: Overnight hours from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m.
Type of Work: Pavement marker (reflector) replacement and installation.
Other Details: Motorists should be observant of all road work signage and provide plenty of space for slow moving vehicles while traveling through the work zone.
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| I-64 *Various Exit Ramps |
Traffic Impacts: Intermittent lane and ramp closures.
Date/Time: Nightly – 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. | Daily – 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Project Limits: Various interchange Exit ramps on I-64.
Type of Work: Upgrade and install wrong way pavement markings and signs.
Other Details: The Highway Safety Improvement Project will install and enhance wrong way signs and pavement markings on various interstate exit ramps to discourage wrong way driving. Motorists should reduce speeds and obey traffic control while workers are present. This project is set to be completed by the fall of 2025.
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| KY 22 (Ballardsville Road) |
Traffic Impacts: Road closure.
Date/Time: Beginning Tuesday, April 29, at 9 a.m. A timeline for reopening is not currently available, as the full extent of the damage cannot be assessed until work begins. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
Project Limits: KY 22 (Ballardsville Road) from mile point 11.5 (at the KY 22/KY 53 intersection) to mile point 0.35 (near Radcliff Road in Henry County).
Type of Work: Slide repairs following recent flooding.
Detour: Drivers should continue on KY 22 (Ballardsville Road) to KY 53, then follow KY 322 (Lucas Road/McCoun Road) in Shelby and Henry Counties to reconnect with KY 22 beyond the closure. Motorists traveling from Henry County to La Grange should take KY 1861 (Smithfield Road) to Radcliff Road, then continue on KY 712 (Jericho Road) to reach La Grange. Local traffic should navigate around the closure via Ballard Vista Drive on the west side of the work zone or Ballard Glenn Parkway on the east side.
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| I-71 *Various Exit Ramps |
Traffic Impacts: Intermittent lane and ramp closures.
Date/Time: Nightly – 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. | Daily – 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Project Limits: Various interchange Exit ramps on I-71.
Type of Work: Upgrade and install wrong way pavement markings and signs.
Other Details: The Highway Safety Improvement Project will install and enhance wrong way signs and pavement markings on various interstate exit ramps to discourage wrong way driving. Motorists should reduce speeds and obey traffic control while workers are present. This project is set to be completed by the fall of 2025.
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| KY 1392 (Grays Run Road) |
Traffic Impacts: Daily and nightly road closures.
Date/Time: Daily from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. | Nightly from 6 p.m. to 12 a.m. beginning Tuesday, April 8, through Wednesday, April 30.
Project Limits: KY 1392 (Grays Run Road) from mile point 2.0 to mile point 4.5. *Crews will work in sections.*
Type of Work: Cross drain replacements ahead of an upcoming resurfacing project.
Other Details: Following the replacement of the cross drains, crews will place a layer of dense-grade rock over it until asphalt can be laid. Drivers should exercise caution when driving over the newly replaced cross drains.
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| *Various Locations |
Traffic Impacts: Lane closures and delays possible as part of a mobile operation.
Date/Time: Daily – 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Type of Work: Pavement striping.
Other Details: Motorists should provide plenty of space to crews displaying "WET PAINT" signage and be observant of slowed vehicles while traveling through the work zone.
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| I-64 Widening and Improvement Project |
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| KY 53 (Mt. Eden Road) |
Traffic Impacts: Road closure.
Date/Time: Beginning Monday, April 14, at 7:30 a.m. through Friday, May 2.
Project Limits: KY 53 (Mt. Eden Road) from mile point 1.62 at Lisby Lane to mile point 2.4.
Type of Work: Routine maintenance of the roadway, including base failure repairs, slope protection measures, and cross drain replacements.
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Traffic Impacts: Lane closures and delays are possible as a part of a mobile operation.
Date/Time: Overnight hours from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m.
Type of Work: Pavement marker (reflector) replacement and installation.
Other Details: Motorists should be observant of all road work signage and provide plenty of space for slow moving vehicles while traveling through the work zone.
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| I-64 *Various Exit Ramps |
Traffic Impacts: Intermittent lane and ramp closures.
Date/Time: Nightly – 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. | Daily – 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Project Limits: Various interchange Exit ramps on I-64.
Type of Work: Upgrade and install wrong way pavement markings and signs.
Other Details: The Highway Safety Improvement Project will install and enhance wrong way signs and pavement markings on various interstate exit ramps to discourage wrong way driving. Motorists should reduce speeds and obey traffic control while workers are present. This project is set to be completed by the fall of 2025.
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| *Various Locations |
Traffic Impacts: Lane closures and delays possible as part of a mobile operation.
Date/Time: Daily – 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Type of Work: Pavement striping.
Other Details: Motorists should provide plenty of space to crews displaying "WET PAINT" signage and be observant of slowed vehicles while traveling through the work zone.
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| I-71 *Various Exit Ramps |
Traffic Impacts: Intermittent lane and ramp closures.
Date/Time: Nightly – 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. | Daily – 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Project Limits: Various interchange Exit ramps on I-71.
Type of Work: Upgrade and install wrong way pavement markings and signs.
Other Details: The Highway Safety Improvement Project will install and enhance wrong way signs and pavement markings on various interstate exit ramps to discourage wrong way driving. Motorists should reduce speeds and obey traffic control while workers are present. This project is set to be completed by the fall of 2025.
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| Trimble County |
*Routine maintenance |
| 2025 Resurfacing Projects |
*Resurfacing projects will begin on or after April 1, 2025, and will be completed by the Fall of 2025. Motorists should heed signage and use caution when traveling through the work zone.* |
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| KY 2830 (Arthur Street) |
Project Limits:
KY 2830 (Arthur Street) east of Brandies Avenue/KY 61 extending north to University Boulevard.
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| U.S. 31E (Bardstown Road) |
Project Limits:
U.S. 31E (Bardstown Road) at the Bullitt/Jefferson County line, extending south of Colonel Hancock Drive.
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KY 1631 (Crittenden Drive)
*Completed*
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Project Limits:
KY 1631 (Crittenden Drive) at the beginning of state maintenance near the I-264 interchange, extending north to U.S. 60A (Eastern Parkway).
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| KY 1531 (Johnson Road) |
Project Limits:
KY 1531 (Johnson Road) from the railroad crossing extending north to Aiken Road.
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KY 61 (Arthur Street)
*Completed*
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Project Limits:
KY 61 (Arthur Street) beginning east of Brandies Avenue extending north to I-65 ramp/East Gaulbert Avenue.
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| KY 155 (Taylorsville Road) |
Project Limits:
KY 155 (Taylorsville Road) beginning at KY 1747 (Hurstbourne Lane) extending north to KY 1932 (Breckenridge Lane).
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| KY 329 (Covered Bridge Road) |
Project Limits:
KY 329 (Covered Bridge Road) beginning at U.S. 42 extending east to the Jefferson/Oldham County line.
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| Bullitt County |
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| KY 1531 (Dawson Hill Road) |
Project Limits:
KY 1531 (Dawson Hill Road) from KY 1319 extending north to the Bullitt/Jefferson County line.
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| KY 2672 (Knob Creek Road) |
Project Limits:
KY 2672 (Knob Creek Road) from KY 1526 (Brooks Hill Road) extending north towards Lake Elmo Road.
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| KY 2674 (Stringer Lane) |
Project Limits:
KY 2674 (Stringer Lane) from U.S. 31E extending north to KY 44.
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| Franklin County |
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| KY 12 (Dry Ridge Road/Flat Creek Road) |
Project Limits:
KY 12 (Dry Ridge Road/Flat Creek Road) from the Shelby/Franklin County line extending east to Harvieland Road.
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| KY 1570 (St Johns Road) |
Project Limits:
KY 1570 (St Johns Road) from the bridge at mile point 4.2, extending north to KY 12.
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| U.S. 127 (Wilkinson Boulevard) |
Project Limits:
U.S. 127 (Wilkinson Boulevard) near Hall Street extending north to the south end of the U.S. 127/KY 2261 bridge.
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| Oldham County |
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| KY 362 (Central Avenue) |
Project Limits:
KY 362 (Central Avenue) from Rosswoods Drive extending south towards KY 146.
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| KY 329 (Covered Bridge Road) |
Project Limits:
KY 329 (Covered Bridge Road) from KY 329B extending east to mile point 8.754.
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| KY 1694 (Gum Street) |
Project Limits:
KY 1694 (Gum Street) from KY 329 extending north towards Mason Lane.
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| U.S. 42 |
Project Limits:
U.S. 42 east of KY 1694 (Gum Street) extending east to the Oldham/Henry County line.
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| Shelby County |
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| KY 362 (Aiken Road) |
Project Limits:
KY 362 (Aiken Road) from the Oldham/Shelby County line extending east near Webb Road.
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| U.S. 60 (Frankfort Road) |
Project Limits:
U.S. 60 (Frankfort Road) beginning at KY 395 extending east to the Shelby/Franklin County line.
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| KY 1408 (Loydsburg Road) |
Project Limits:
KY 1408 (Loydsburg Road) from KY 362 extending west to the Shelby/Oldham County line.
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| KY 322 (Lucas Road) |
Project Limits:
KY 322 (Lucas Road) from KY 53 extending north to the Shelby/Henry County line.
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| KY 53 (Mt. Eden Road) |
Project Limits:
KY 53 (Mt. Eden Road) beginning at KY 714/KY 44 extending north to KY 1790 (Hooper Station Road).
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| Spencer County |
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| KY 1633 (Elk Creek Road) |
Project Limits:
KY 1633 (Elk Creek Road) from KY 1135 (Industrial Road) extending north to KY 55.
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KY 1795 (Mill Road)
*Completed*
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Project Limits:
KY 1795 (Mill Road) from Paradise Pointe Road extending east to KY 636.
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| KY 55 (Shelbyville Road) |
Project Limits:
KY 55 (Shelbyville Road) beginning at KY 155 extending north to the Spencer/Shelby County line.
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| Henry County |
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| U.S. 421 (Campbellsburg Road) |
Project Limits:
U.S. 421 (Campbellsburg Road) at the I-71 overpass extending to the Henry/Trimble County line.
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| KY 1360 (Franklinton Road) |
Project Limits:
KY 1360 (Franklinton Road) from KY 22 extending north to Bullitt Hill Road.
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| KY 241 (Pleasureville Road) |
Project Limits:
KY 241 (Pleasureville Road) beginning at the Shelby/Henry County line extending north to U.S. 421.
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| Trimble County |
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| KY 1256 (Fisher Ridge Road) |
Project Limits:
KY 1256 (Fisher Ridge Road) from Detmer Lane extending east to KY 625.
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| KY 3175 (Sulphur-Bedford Road) |
Project Limits:
KY 3175 (Sulphur-Bedford Road) from Hoskins Lane extending north to U.S. 42.
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601 West Jefferson Street
Louisville, KY 40202
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