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The City is working to identify ways that we can work with service providers to improve coverage. Our first step is to better understand where cell service is consistently poor or unavailable.

The City of Louisville's water and wastewater teams recently returned from the 2026 Rocky Mountain Water Conference with six awards from the Rocky Mountain Section of the American Water Works Association (RMSAWWA) and Rocky Mountain Water Environment Association (RMWEA).

This issue highlights October programs and events at the Recreation & Senior Center, including the Senior Services Wellness & Resource Fair, Fairy House Walk, Floating Pumpkin Patch, youth and adult guitar classes, and the Leaves of Progress fitness challenge. It also promotes upcoming fitne...

The City has received several reports of a scam targeting community members who are receiving Marshall Fire permit fee refunds.

Each month, Louisville Public Library staff curate booklists for children, teens and adults, making it easier to discover something new. This October, embrace spooky season with ghosts and horror, celebrate the freedom to read during Banned Books Week, continue exploring Hispanic Heritage Month and ...

Work is underway on new playgrounds at Memory Square and the Recreation & Senior Center, replacing equipment that is more than 20 years old.

Experience color in a whole new way this fall at the Coal Creek Gallery. Places & Spaces, featuring artists Kim Wright and Sarah Geraci, will be on display at the Louisville Public Library throughout October and November.

The greenside pond on Hole #2 is currently under construction to replace the pond's synthetic liner which has been leaking for multiple years.

Work will be starting the week of 9/21/2026 to replace the playground equipment and safety surfacing at Memory Square Park.

Work will be underway mid-September through mid-October to replace the playground equipment and safety surfacing at the Recreation & Senior Center's outdoor playground.