About Advanced Planning and Sustainability
The Office of Advanced Planning and Sustainability envisions, designs and implements long-range planning solutions to create a vibrant, sustainable community where people want to live, work and innovate.
The Advanced Planning and Sustainability team carries out strategic, long- and short-term planning initiatives focused on neighborhoods, multi-modal corridors, brownfields, sustainability and public art. The department specializes in collaborating closely with the community as well as cross-departmentally in planning for future growth and development within Louisville Metro. Initiatives such as Vision Louisville, a creative visioning process to inspire big ideas for the future; Move Louisville, the city's long range multi-modal strategic plan; Sustain Louisville, the city's first ever sustainability plan; and Plan 2040, the city's recent Comprehensive Plan are all led by the office. Guided by the CHASE principles set out in the Comprehensive Plan: Connectivity, Health, Authenticity, Sustainability and Equity, the office works to advance the vision for the city's future.
Mayor Fischer's Strategic Plan
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Contact Advanced Planning and Sustainability
Michael King - Director: (502) 574-0032
Allison Smith, PHD - Assistant Director: (502) 574-1569
Rachel Casey - Urban Planner: (502) 574-8272
Tony Mattingly, AICP - Sustainable Transportation Planner: (502) 574-6285
Sumedha Rao - Sustainability Specialist: (502) 574-1358
Jessica Bennett Kincaid - Public Art Administrator: (502) 574 - 3058
The Office of Advanced Planning and Sustainability is located at the Metro Development Center Suite 600 at 444 S. Fifth St.
