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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…
Category: History
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…
Hardin County Rotary Club Learns How Water is Contributing to the Growing Economy
On August 4, Governor Beshear announced the latest EV-related investment coming to the Commonwealth – the LOTTE Group will locate…
Restoration Project Underway to Preserve Historic Louisville Water Tower
Steeped in history and standing 185 feet tall, the Louisville Water Tower is an iconic landmark along the Ohio River….
A brief history of employee badges
By Jay Ferguson, retired Louisville Water Museum Specialist We wear them all the time, but most of us likely haven’t…
Louisville Water Begins Final Phase of Frankfort Avenue Project
Current work includes neighborhood improvements This month, Louisville Water Company starts the second phase of a one-year project to replace…
We’ve been getting ready for Derby for weeks
The Kentucky Derby is a community-wide celebration. Getting ready for it is a company-wide endeavor at Louisville Water. From checking…
Repair uncovers century-old pipe — and Louisville Water’s infrastructure investments
While repairing a recent main break, a crew uncovered a 100-year-old piece of Louisville Water’s history — one that reflects…
Customer convenience — a brief history
During the 1930s, the lobby of Louisville Water Company’s old Third Street office became increasingly congested with customers paying…
Trailblazer Robert Lee Rogers: The Rest of the Story
By Jay Ferguson, retired Louisville Water Museum Specialist Robert Lee Rogers was 40 years old in 1963 when Louisville Water hired…
