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It’s the 25th anniversary of our Third Street headquarters
On July 20, 1998, Louisville Water opened the doors to its current Third Street headquarters, the John L. Huber Building,…
Category: History
How Louisville Water helped shaped the early days of Churchill Downs
It might be difficult to imagine a time when local business didn’t wholly support Churchill Downs and the Kentucky Derby,…
A Love for Louisville Water that Runs Deep
Sometimes you just happen to be in the right place at the right time. Dan Broderick happened to be at…
On this day… in 1968…
In 1968, a gallon of gas was 34 cents. Federal minimum wage was $1.60 an hour. The average monthly rent…
Imagine a Day Without Water
No morning coffee, no shower, no clean clothes — each year, the US Water Alliance encourages everyone to Imagine a Day…
Frankfort Avenue Fully Reopened as Louisville Water nears Completion of its Part of Frankfort Avenue Project
Louisville Water is thrilled to announce that our work on and around Frankfort Avenue is almost done! The orange barrels…
Barren River Area Development District Discusses Water’s Role in Advance of Manufacturing Month
In late July, Governor Andy Beshear announced, alongside world-leading glass bottle manufacturing company O-I Glass, that a new $240M investment…
Straight from the Water Source: Did you know these fun facts about the Ohio River?
Source Water Protection Week is recognized from September 25 through October 1. Our area is lucky to have an abundant…
From cows to advanced metering — a brief history of billing
If you were a Louisville Water customer in the 1860s, your bill was based on tariffs or “water rents.” An…
Celebrating National Bourbon Heritage Month
Declaring bourbon “America’s Native Spirit,” the U.S. Senate established National Bourbon Heritage Month in September 2007. Louisville Water Company has…
