Councilman Robin Engel

KYTC Announces Planning Study for Potential New Interchange on I-64
Public meetings to be held August 28 and
31st

online survey link, https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/e3a79954079b479fb45b928163eef168

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (Aug. 11, 2023) – The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) announces the planning study (item no. 5-80000) for a potential new interchange on Interstate 64 in eastern Jefferson County/western Shelby County.

Throughout the course of the next year, the study will explore the needs for a potential new interchange on I-64 in eastern Jefferson County/western Shelby County by quantifying the benefits, costs, and impacts associated with a range of solutions – including the consideration of environmental constraints and community perspectives. In addition to considering a potential new I-64 interchange, the study will evaluate potential routes connecting U.S. 60 to the north (near Eastwood) to KY 155/KY 148 to the south (near Fisherville).

Currently, motorists do not have access to I-64 between I-265 and KY 1848, a distance of nearly 9 miles. The lack of connectivity results in longer travel times and contributes to delayed emergency response times on I-64 as well as U.S. 60, KY 155/KY 148 and other area roadways.

In 2008, a similar study identified traffic congestion from a lack of roadway connectivity as the top need. The 2008 study considered several corridors before it recommended a western interchange and connector with four lanes and bicycle/pedestrian facilities – predating the creation of The Parklands of Floyds Fork.

In coming months, analysts will model future traffic flows in a travel demand model – taking into account expected household and employment growth patterns through 2045. This tool will then allow the project team to test what-if scenarios to determine which areas would receive the most benefit from new potential traffic connections.

Public meetings will be held to share information and gather input from residents and motorists. Since this project affects communities north and south of I-64, meetings will be held in both areas. Handouts containing information about the project and comment sheets will be available at the meeting. Representatives from KYTC and their design consultant will be in attendance to answers questions from residents and roadway users.

Input received from the 2023 public meetings and survey efforts will be compiled and considered as potential study concepts are developed. Outreach will continue throughout the course of the study, with a second public meeting anticipated for spring 2024 to collect input on build concepts.

Details for the first set of public meetings:
(Informal format, stop by anytime between 6-8 p.m.)

Monday, August 28, 6-8 p.m.
St. Michael's Catholic School (Cafeteria)
3703 Stone Lakes Drive
Louisville, KY 40299
Thursday, August 31, 6-8 p.m.
Highview Baptist Church - East Campus (Lobby)
15201 Shelbyville Road
Louisville, KY 40245
In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), anyone with a disability requiring assistance are asked to contact Morgan Woodrum - KYTC, no later than Friday, August 25. Please call 502-764-0481 or mail your request to 8310 Westport Road, Louisville KY 40242.

Those unable to attend the public meetings are encouraged to submit their feedback via an online survey through Friday, September 15.

I-64 Interchange Connector Study Jefferson & Shelby Counties

!!!CODE RED!!!

Our dog population continues to increase and put dogs already here in danger of euthanasia due to space.

is doing all we can.
Waiving adoption fees (20lbs & up), waiving reclaiming fees, transporting pets back to their owners, and supplying food/crates to help people keep their pets.

We need our communities to help. Today, right now!!
We have dogs for every family, every lifestyle.
We are open until 6pm at 3516 Newburg Rd.

Check out our adoptable pets here: https://louisvilleky.gov/government/animal-services/services/adopt-pet

Fill out a foster application here: https://louisvilleky.gov/government/animal-services/services/foster-care

Learn more about LMAS here: https://louisvilleky.gov/government/animal-services

Fern Creek Library Update from LFPL

Several weeks ago a survey went out to library patrons in the 40291 ZIP code and surrounding areas, asking what they would like to see in their new Fern Creek Library. We shared that feedback with the design architects, and library leadership met with them to discuss the next steps in the design process. When preliminary designs are drawn up, we will hold a public meeting for residents to provide additional input.

I-Move Traffic Alert: Ramp Closure at the
I-64/I-265 Interchange Rescheduled for Saturday Night
Closure had been scheduled for Friday night
A ramp closure at the Interstate 265 (Gene Snyder Freeway) and I-64 interchange originally scheduled for Friday, July 28, has been rescheduled to tonight, Saturday, July 29. The work is part of the I-Move Kentucky project.

Beginning at 8 p.m. Saturday, July 29, the ramp from I-64 West to I-265 North (Exit 19B) will be closed for paving. The closure will last until 6 a.m. Sunday, July 30.

I-Move Traffic Alert: Ramp Closure at the I-64/I-265 Interchange Friday Night
Contractor will be pave the ramp
Work on the I-Move Kentucky project will require an overnight ramp closure at the Interstate 265 (Gene Snyder Freeway) and I-64 interchange, Friday, July 28.

Beginning at 8 p.m. Friday, July 28, the ramp from I-64 West to I-265 North (Exit 19B) will be closed for paving. The closure will last until 6 a.m. Saturday, July 29.

Fern Creek Library Survey
The Louisville Free Public Library is making plans to build a new state-of-the-art Fern Creek Library located on Fern Creek Road next to Fern Creek High
School.

This is your library, so please take a moment and share your thoughts with the Library Design Team.

Louisville Free Public Library

UPDATE. CORRECTED POST

MSD Idlewood in-line storage Project

The blasting for the project will conclude this week.

Pipe installation is to begin this week and the overall project to be near completion in September 2023.

As more updates become available we will post them here.

Shakespeare in Beckley Creek Park

Please bring your chairs or blankets and join us May 14th at 2pm for Hamlet!

Buechel Bypass Bridge Closure Set for This Weekend in Jefferson County
Closure necessary as contractor advances on repairs to bridge

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (March 16, 2023) – The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) advises motorists of the weekend closure of the bridge carrying Buechel Bypass (U.S. 31E/U.S. 150) over a set of railroad tracks in Jefferson County.

The bridge will be closed from 9 p.m. on Friday, March 17, to 5 a.m. on Monday, March 20, between mile point 10.4 and mile point 10.5. That’s between the cross streets of Plaza Avenue and Hikes Lane. During the bridge closure, signs in the area will direct drivers to utilize Hikes Lane, Shepherdsville Road, Buechel Bank Road, and Progress Boulevard as the posted detour.

Various closures have been in place for the bridge since a February 2021 inspection found deterioration on one of the bridge’s pier caps. The repairs were initially delayed as KYTC, and the contractor sought approval from the railroad to work on the bridge section over the tracks. Last year, crews began working under the bridge, in an area not visible to motorists crossing the span. Those repairs have now advanced to a point where the weekend closure of the entire bridge is necessary. The repairs are expected to be completed in spring 2023.

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 at facebook.com/KYTCDistrict5 and twitter.com/KYTCDistrict5.

KYTCDistrict5 (@KYTCDistrict5) / Twitter Covering Metro Louisville and surrounding counties. Follow & for real-time traffic info. Account not monitored 24/7.

Fern Creek Leaders and Miracle League Celebrate Construction of New Accessible Restrooms and Pavilion

Louisville, KY: Metro Council member Robin Engel (District 22) along with Council colleagues, a representative from the Mayor’s Office, the Miracle League of Louisville and WEHR Constructors will participate in a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the latest improvements to Fern Creek Park.

“Twenty years ago we began investing in this park through improvements to many of the ball fields. About five years ago, we were approached by representatives from the Building Industry of Louisville and the newly formed Miracle League about a partnership to bring more inclusive facilities and athletic opportunities to the park. These efforts have led to the construction of a turf ballfield, fully accessible playground and now, new accessible restrooms and a pavilion.”– Metro Councilman Robin Engel, District 22

“The Miracle League of Louisville is very excited for the opening of the new pavilions and renovated restrooms for our Miracle League ball players, their families and friends. We are extremely grateful for our dedicated partners, including Louisville Metro government, Councilman Robin Engel, Fern Creek Babe Ruth , Wehr Constructors, and so many others who are dedicated to this endeavor. Let’s play ball!” - Shawn Freibert, Miracle League of Louisville

The ribbon cutting ceremony will occur, rain or shine, tomorrow, March 17, 2023 at noon at Fern Creek Park (8703 Ferndale Road). Attendees will have the opportunity to see the new facilities as well as see the impact the approximately $1 million in investments in the park has had in making Fern Creek Park one of the most welcoming parks in Louisville Metro. Attendees will also have the opportunity to meet the Miracle League Mascot Homer as well as many of the other partners who have helped to make this project a success.

“One of our corporate core values is ‘WEHR Fun’, and what is more fun than watching children engage, learn, and grow through play? WEHR Constructors is humbled to have played a small part in supporting Miracle League of Louisville’s mission of removing barriers to children with mental and physical disabilities. We hope the continued improvements we are recognizing today continue to remove those barriers and make play - FUN!” - Shawn Woosley, CFO WEHR Constructors

What: Ribbon Cutting to Open New Pavilion and Restrooms for Fern Creek Park

Who: Metro Councilmembers and Miracle League of Louisville

Where: Fern Creek Park (8703 Ferndale Road).

When: Noon, March 17, 2023 (Rain or Shine)

For more information or questions related to the event, please contact Stephen Haag, Jr. at (502) 574-1204 or [email protected]. Persons interested in contributing, volunteering, or participating in the Miracle League are encouraged to visit

www.miracleleauguelouisville.org

Buechel Bypass Bridge Closure Set for This Weekend in Jefferson County

Closure necessary as contractor advances on repairs to bridge
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (Jan. 26, 2023) – The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) advises motorists of the weekend closure of the bridge carrying Buechel Bypass (U.S. 31E/U.S. 150) over a set of railroad tracks in Jefferson County.

The bridge will be closed from 7 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 28, to 7 a.m. on Sunday, Jan. 29, from mile point 10.4 to mile point 10.5. That’s between the cross streets of Plaza Avenue and Hikes Lane. During the bridge closure, signs in the area will direct drivers to utilize Hikes Lane, Shepherdsville Road, Buechel Bank Road and Progress Boulevard as the posted detour.

When the Buechel Bypass bridge reopens, the closure of a southbound lane, northbound lane and the northbound off-ramp to Progress Way will be reinstituted. One lane of traffic on the bridge will remain open in both directions.

The various closures were instituted after a February 2021 inspection found deterioration on one of the bridge’s pier caps. The repairs were initially delayed as KYTC and the contractor sought approval from the Norfolk Southern Railroad to work on the bridge section over the tracks. Last year, crews began working under the bridge, in an area not visible to motorists crossing the span. Those repairs have now advanced to a point where the weekend closure of the entire bridge is necessary. The repairs are expected to be completed in spring 2023.

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 at facebook.com/KYTCDistrict5 and twitter.com/KYTCDistrict5.

Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 5 Official page for the Kentucky Department of Highways District 5
Account not monitored 24/7

BROAD RUN ROAD CLOSURE/DETOUR ON 1/26 and 1/27

Public Works will close Broad Run Rd at 10900 Broad Run Rd for a culvert repair this Thursday and Friday (1/26 and 1/27). See the attached detour plan, the contractor will detour Broad Run Rd at Back Run Rd and Markwell Ln at Kings Church Rd. Message boards notifying the public of the closure have been placed.

I-Move Week Ahead: Exit Ramp Entrance Shift on I-265 on Sunday
Lane closure on I-64 for lighting installation Tuesday
Shifting the entrance to an exit ramp on Interstate 265 (Gene Snyder Freeway) and a lane closure on I-64 will take place next week as part of the I-Move Kentucky project.

Sunday

On Sunday, Jan. 15, intermittent closures will occur during the day on I-265 North near U.S. 60/Shelbyville Road (Exit 27) as crews move the current entrance of the northbound exit ramp several hundred feet to the south to allow for concrete pouring.

Drivers will still be able to use the ramp from I-265 North to Shelbyville Road on Sunday, except when it is closed intermittently. This will be a long-term relocation of the ramp entrance.

Tuesday

From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 17, the right lane of I-64 West between I-265 (Exit 19) and Blankenbaker Parkway (Exit 17) will be closed to allow cranes to place the new high-mast light poles.

Work schedules may be adjusted due to weather or other unforeseen events.

Drivers should use caution when traveling through active work zones. Signage will be in place to alert drivers of active construction zones and closures.

Cafe Louie this Saturday Presented by The Library Foundation at Fern Creek High School!

Councilman Stuart Benson and Councilman Robin Engel will be at Fern Creek High School. Updates can be found on Faceboook or at https://www.lfplfoundation.org/cafe-louie/

The Library Foundation

Bardstown Road Lane Closures Scheduled
in Jefferson County
Closures are to pour concrete pavement

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (Dec. 9, 2022) – The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) advises motorists of possible lane closures from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 10, between the Interstate 265 (Gene Snyder Freeway) East off-ramp and Bartley Drive on U.S. 31E (Bardstown Road). There may be limited flagging operations. Drivers should adjust their commute times, heed signage and use caution while moving 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 at facebook.com/KYTCDistrict5 and twitter.com/KYTCDistrict5.

KYTCDistrict5 (@KYTCDistrict5) / Twitter Jim Hannah tweets for the District 5 counties of Bullitt, Franklin, Henry, Jefferson, Oldham, Shelby, Spencer and Trimble. Account not monitored 24/7.

EXCITING NEWS - LIBRARY RETURING TO FERN CREEK
Please join us on December 15th for the official groundbreaking at 10:30am at 9127 Fern Creek Road!

November 2022 Hot Topics

1. Consumers looking to make some extra cash this holiday season should be wary of holiday job scams, including mystery shopper scams. A local consumer received a fraudulent cashier’s check along with a fake mystery shopper job offer. Don’t fall for this scam!

2. A consumer reported receiving a fake job offer allegedly from Progressive Insurance. The “job offer” included a mailed check for office supplies. The consumer contacted Progressive directly and was alerted that this was not a legitimate job offer.

3. A consumer received what they believed to be a letter from Humana Military. Upon calling the phone number in the letter, they realized they were dealing with a phishing scam. If you receive a suspicious message that appears to come from a legitimate company, contact the company directly to verify the message’s legitimacy. Do not give out personal information over the phone or online until you verify the source.

4. Consumers in the area continue to report fake invoice scams. The emailed invoices appear to come from companies such as Best Buy, Amazon, and Apple, and direct the consumer to call if they did not make the purchase listed on the invoice. This is a phishing scam. If you receive an unexpected invoice, contact the company directly to verify. Do not give out any personal or financial information, and do not grant anyone access to your accounts.

5. BBB continues to receive reports of pet scams in the area; one local consumer even reported a pet hedgehog scam! Whether you’re looking for a puppy, kitten, or a more exotic pet, remember to always see the animal in person before you buy and check the breeder’s credentials, references, and reviews.

6. A consumer reported to BBB that they were the victim of a scam after sending a Facebook friend money in order to take part in an investment “opportunity.” BBB advises consumers to be cautious of social media messages regarding investment opportunities. Anything that promises immediate large returns is a red flag!

7. A consumer contacted BBB to report a scam phone call regarding the recent student loan forgiveness initiative. BBB warns consumers to be on the lookout for similar calls and messages; scammers will try to take advantage of any confusion around student loan forgiveness.

8. Consumers continue to report receiving text messages regarding Indiana Department of Workforce government grants. This is a scam and an attempt to steal consumers’ personal and financial information. Do not respond to these texts or click on any links within them.

9. BBB warns consumers of healthcare scams that are likely to crop up during open enrollment periods. Be wary of any unsolicited phone calls regarding Medicare or other health plans, and do not give out your personal information over the phone.

10. As the holidays approach, many consumers will want to decorate their homes with seasonal décor. BBB warns consumers to watch out for holiday decoration scams. Research companies first before buying online and beware of deals that seem too good to be true.

Election Day is Tuesday, November 8th - Early Voting Starts November 3th, 4th & 5th

In-person No-excuse Absentee (Early) Voting:
Dates: November 3, 4, 5
Time: 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Locations: (See below)
The Jeffersonian
10617 Taylorsville Rd.
Jeffersontown, Ky 40299

Kentucky Center for African American Heritage
1701 W. Muhammad Ali Blvd.
Louisville, Ky 40203

Sun Valley Community Center
6505 Bethany Ln.
Louisville, Ky 40272

Mary Queen of Peace
4017 Dixie Hwy.
Louisville, Ky 40216

Marriott East
1903 Embassy Square Blvd.
Louisville, Ky 40299

Kentucky Exposition Center
East Hall A & B
937 Phillips Ln.
Louisville, Ky 40209

Old Forester’s Paristown Hall
724 Brent Street
Louisville, Ky 40204

Election Day Voting

Date: November 8
Time: 6:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

To view your polling location, visit www.JeffersonCountyClerk.org/WhereDoIVote. If your polling location changes, you will be notified by our office.

Storm Debris Collection Plan

Residents of Jefferson County are invited to drop off storm debris for free. This includes all tree debris and bulky waste from storm damage. Since all tree debris will be composted, it must be separate from bulky waste for easy off-loading at each site. Residents will be asked to provide their name and address at the drop-off sites.

Drop-off sites and hours:

• Public Works Yard, 10500 Lower River Road (enter from Bethany Lane)
• Charlie Vettiner Park, 5550 Charlie Vettiner Park Road (by disc golf course)
• Fern Creek Park, 8703 Ferndale Road
• Highview Park, 7120 Briscoe Lane
• Waste Reduction Center, 636 Meriwether Avenue

April 15 – April 30 (or longer if necessary)
Monday – Saturday, 9 a.m. – 7 p.m.

Household hazardous waste will not be accepted.

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

All yard waste set out for curbside collection in the Urban Services District must follow the regular guidelines: limbs must be less than 4 feet long and less than 2 inches in diameter. All material must be in a container or paper bag or tied into bundles weighing less than 60 lbs. See, Louisvilleky.gov/YardWaste

Hometown Hauling is asking their customers to call their office if they have extra trash or yard waste due to the storm. There may be additional fees for collection, but they are dealing with each customer on a case-by-case basis. Residents serviced by other private waste haulers are encouraged to contact their provider about storm debris removal procedures.

As of Thursday, April 14, Public Works crews are assessing the damage of the hardest hit areas and will create an action plan to address those needs.

Yard Waste All yard waste set out for collection in Jefferson County must be in acceptable containers. Yard waste can be managed at home using Love 'Em and Leave 'Em practices. All of the options are explained here.

LMAS Giving Away Free Dog Crate with Every Adoption of Dogs Weighing 40 Pounds or more through Feb.14
Adoption promotion seeks to find forever homes for larger dogs that make up the majority population of pets currently in the LMAS Shelter

LOUISVILLE, KY (January 18, 2022) – Louisville Metro Animal Services (LMAS) announces ever adopter of a large-breed dog weighing 40lbs. or more will receive a free dog crate for their new four-legged friend through Feb. 14th, thanks to funding from PetSmart Charities.

“We want to help adopters find their pawfect Valentine. While most adopters are looking for a small breed dog or puppy,” said Ashley Book, LMAS interim shelter director. “they are unaware most pets in our shelter are larger dogs whose size is the reason they haven’t been adopted.”

The first weeks in a new home can be stressful for a rescue dog, who must adjust to new people, a new environment, and a new routine. A crate provides a newly adopted pet a place to retreat, where a pet will feel safe while adjusting to life in their new home. Additional benefits of crates include being a great tool for house-training a puppy or new pet, a place to relax, sleep or nap; and can keep dogs out of mischief, when left unsupervised. Crates are also perfect for travel and trips to the veterinarian office.

“This promotion has been very successful in the past,” said Teeya Barnes, LMAS public information specialist. “Adopters not only recognize the many benefits of dog crates, they appreciate not having to purchase one. That’s an incredible value when combined with free adoptions for approved adopters.”

The Pay It Forward Free Adoptions (PIF) Program allows LMAS to waive adoption fees for adult dogs, 40lbs. or more. The PIF program never expires and has found homes for thousands of larger breed dogs that have entered the shelter since 2017, when the program was launched. Spay-Neuter, microchip, and vaccinations are included with every adoption. The dog crate giveaway ends Feb. 14th or when supplies run out.

LMAS’ Animal House Adoption Center is located at 3516 Newburg Road. Walk-ins are welcome from 12-6 pm daily. Adoption fees are waived, but the review and approval process are not. Jefferson County residents must also purchase a one-year, renewable pet license - a requirement of the Louisville Animal Ordinance.

For more information about PIF adoptions and to view adoptable pets, visit louisvilleky.gov/animalservices.

About LMAS: Louisville Metro Animal Services operates the city’s only open intake shelter, that for the fifth consecutive year, has not euthanized any pets for lack of time or space. The Harshaw Family Foundation Animal Shelter opened in 2020, creating one campus for all metro animal-related services. In addition to animal control, licensing and microchipping, LMAS offers free adoptions for certain shelter pets through the Pay It Forward Program, that is supported by the non-profit Friends of Metro Animal Services and public donations.

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The Friends of the Fern Creek Library Present Kids' Storytime December 5th, 2021

I-Move Week Ahead: Ongoing paving work at I-71/I-265 interchange requires lane and ramp closures this week – I-Move Kentucky I-Move Week Ahead: Ongoing paving work at I-71/I-265 interchange requires lane and ramp closures this week July 26, 2021/in I-71 Widening, I-71/I-265 Interchange /by Nicole AresTraffic will be impacted on I-71 southbound and I-265 ramps The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet continues to make progress....

Greetings,

I wanted to share a picture from District 22’s Brightside event in Fern Creek this past weekend. Thanks to the tremendous support of Fern Creek Highschool and Fern Creek Christian Church we had a record of 150 Brightside volunteers! It was exciting to see so much love and support for our community! I also want to thank Brightside and the Fern Creek Community Association and Chamber of Commerce for helping us host this annual event. I look forward to setting a new record next year.

Regards,

Robin J. Engel
District 22

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The Kentucky Manufacturing Career Center is hosting a Manufacturing Virtual Career Fair! Get exclusive access to apply and interview virtually with: DDW, The Color House, Zenith Logistics, Sealed Air, Bostik, Harland Clarke, Miyama USA, JBS, Bigelow Tea, Rev-A-Shelf, Supreme International, and Allegiance Staffing. Positions are available at many levels of industry experience with these employers! You must be pre-registered to attend this virtual event. Register now: kycareeredge.com/kentuckiana/hiringevent

louisvilleky.gov

Our Community Canopy program is back for round four! This partnership with the has delivered 2,975 to Louisvillians since it started last year. These trees will have a huge impact on curbing the urban heat island effect and cleaning our water and air. Visit the website today to get yours! 🌳

Camp NTI - Kentucky Science Center Start the school year with Camp NTI (Non-traditional Instruction) at Kentucky Science Center! With JCPS and surrounding school districts going virtual for the start of the school year we’d like to support your K-6th grade student with their virtual learning. Camp NTI will offer your camper a sense...

ELECTION UPDATE

An update from the Jefferson County Clerk's Office on the upcoming primary election.

ABSENTEE BY MAIL OR DROP-OFF

Request your ballot before June 15th at www.GoVoteKY.com or by contacting the Jefferson County Clerk at 574.6100. You will receive a ballot in the mail. That ballot must be returned and postmarked in the mail by June 23, 2020.

IN PERSON JUNE 8 - JUNE 22
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

Registered voters can make an appointment to vote in person at 701 West Ormsby Ave., STE 301, Louisville, KY 40203 prior to June 23rd (Election Day) by calling the Jefferson County Clerk at 574.6100.

IN PERSON ON TUESDAY, JUNE 23

Registered voters can vote in person at the Kentucky Fair & Exposition Center, 937 Phillips Ln., Louisville, KY 40209. Parking will be free and the facility is accessible for those with disabilities. Persons can drop off their mail-in ballot at a special drop off located at the KFEC.

***As new information becomes available we will post it here.