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The Office of Housing's Lead Safe Louisville is partnering with Public Health & Wellness to continue to keep our homes safe from the danger of lead. Stop by one of these community nutrition classes focused on minerals that compete with lead absorption in the body.
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Louisville is proud to be one of the founding members of @OpenMobilityFnd. This membership will give us the tools to make sure new types of transportation are safe, accessible and equitable.
We are excited to support @OpenMobilityFnd, which will leverage new technologies and #data analytics to help solve inequity and inequality in US cities. Learn more ⬇️
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Join us and @FundfortheArts on Tuesday as we discuss the inaugural Imagine Mural Festival taking place this year in Smoketown!
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Broadway is currently built for cars. We want to build a better Broadway that is safer for cars, buses, bikes and pedestrians on foot.
City Leaders highlight plan to renovate Broadway Avenue bit.ly/2P13Jjc
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Nearly one dozen Metro agencies are going door-to-door today in Russell to engage with residents, offer services & help keep the neighborhood clean & green. #BuildingOurBlocks
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On Wednesday, the Vacant & Public Property Administration held a well-attended meeting at 1619 Flux to discuss a few unique vacant properties. Follow up meeting on October 3 to answers questions, and get feedback. To learn more, please visit: louisvilleky.gov/government/…
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Planning & Design brochures are now available in Spanish! These brochures which detail the zoning process, Board of Zoning Adjustment and a Planning & Design overview can now assist our Spanish speaking residents. Please spread the word!
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What used to be a vacant lot is now changing lives in the Portland neighborhood! What change can you make with a vacant lot? xitter.cf/wdrbnews/status/101612…
DyeScape growing change in Portland neighborhood: wdrb.news/2KEDdtQ
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Join us for an open house @LouisvilleUL on July 10 to discuss reimagining 9th St, realigning 18th and extending River Road to 15th St! facebook.com/events/24929355…
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Grab your bike and head to Frankfort Avenue! The next CycLOUvia is on June 24 from 2-6 p.m. facebook.com/events/19790168…
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This week, the Landbank Authority approved the sale of 11 vacant properties! That’s about 130 for the fiscal year! facebook.com/DevelopLouisvil…
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We are beginning to develop a Housing Needs Assessment that will look at the current housing stock and community’s future needs. It will serve as a guide for policy makers and housing partners, both private and non-profit. Three public meetings next week: facebook.com/events/60824521…
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We have sold 117 vacant properties (and counting) this fiscal year and, with much needed investment, they will see new life! xitter.cf/wdrbnews/status/994373…
Metro Louisville has sold 117 abandoned homes in the last fiscal year: wdrb.news/2rzyfC2 | @SJohnsonWDRB
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Next Tuesday the Office of Housing & Community Development will hold a public meeting to discuss an upcoming Housing Needs Assessment facebook.com/events/17647325…
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At the Vacant & Public Property Administration, we enjoy discussing our sales programs so vacant properties get new owners and new life. Laura Grabowski (Director) and Joshua Watkins (Real Estate Coordinator) are seen here with the Louisville Real Estate Brokers Association.
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The arts are not only something that young and old can enjoy but it is a job creator, an economy booster, and community builder. Consider reaching our to your representatives and tell them that the arts are important to you! #ArtsAdvocacy #SAVEtheNEA
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The L'ville/Jeff County Landbank Authority, managed by Vacant & Public Property Administration, has sold 101 properties in FY18--first time in its history it has sold more than 100! And there's still 3.5 months left in the fiscal year!
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Join Empower West as they host Richard Rothstein, whose book on redlining explains why this policy prevents has had lasting effects on our city. See those effects here: arcg.is/109nvG xitter.cf/ssclive/status/9592558…
Empower West Louisville City-Wide Book Read Mon., Feb 12, 7P featuring author Richard Rothstein; The Color of Law as the guest speaker. Registration is REQUIRED @ Eventbrite.com @KWCosby
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