11/2/2009
Abramson Proposes Firefighter Settlement To Be Paid With Cash, Bonded Debt
Mayor Jerry Abramson has proposed a plan that would use a combination of cash and borrowing to pay the $45 million firefighter settlement for overtime pay.
10/30/2009
Beshear, Abramson Make Appointments to Bi-State Bridge Authority
Gov. Steve Beshear and Louisville Mayor Jerry Abramson today appointed the seven Kentucky members of a bi-state authority that will help develop a financing plan to ensure construction of two bridges between Louisville and Indiana and the reconstruction of the Kennedy Interchange in downtown Louisville. 10/14/2009
Mayor Unveils Searchable Map of Louisville Stimulus Projects
A new, online interactive map allows Louisville residents to search and discover where federally-funded stimulus investments are occurring in their neighborhoods. 10/14/2009
Mayor Proposes Funding for Glacier Run, Floyds Fork Park, New Firehouse
Mayor Jerry Abramson today proposed a funding plan that will to help complete the Louisville Zoo’s Glacier Run expansion, open the first major park in the Floyds Fork corridor and construct the city’s third new firehouse. 10/1/2009
Abramson Attending U.S. Conference of Mayors
Mayor Jerry Abramson is in Seattle, attending the U.S. Conference of Mayor’s fall retreat, where he’ll meet with White House and federal government officials. 9/22/2009
Mayor Announces Plans to Start Construction of Riverview Park
After years of planning, Mayor Jerry Abramson announced today that the city is ready to start construction on the first phase of Riverview Park. 9/18/2009
One Free Drop-off Site Will Remain Open Until Further Notice
One free debris drop-off site will remain open until further notice for items damaged during the flash flooding of August 4. 9/16/2009
Lane Closings Begin as Part of "Revive 65" Improvement Project
The "Revive 65" improvement project on I-65 in Louisville will mean lane closings and slowed traffic for a few weeks. 9/10/2009
Money Magazine Names Louisville Among "Best Places to Retire"
Money Magazine has named Louisville to its annual “Top 25 Places to Retire,” citing the city’s growing bicycling culture, its downtown attractions and the East Market Arts District. |