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There’s a lot of national attention on your drinking water, and that’s okay
There’s a lot of attention on your drinking water…and that’s okay. Louisville Water is in the business of public health…
Category: Water Quality
Crescent Hill plant part of historic district
Several years ago, Marty Poynter Hedgepeth, the Director of Research for the Landmarks Commission, nominated the Crescent Hill Historic District…
Our scientists are monitoring river conditions
The hot and dry weather conditions mean it’s a busier time at Louisville Water’s treatment plants. The weather also changes…
No water quality worries for IRONMAN athletes
The thousands of athletes ready to compete in IRONMAN Louisville have no need to worry about water quality when it…
A promising new product
Louisville Water employees have been developing a unique solution to the problem of lead leaching into water because of old…
Bourbon fire runoff had little impact on Louisville Water
Our scientists encountered few problems with the runoff from the Jim Beam warehouse fire in Woodford County, but to ensure…
Bourbon spill not considered a public health issue
During Jim Beam’s recent warehouse fire in Woodford County, liquid from the 45 thousand barrels of early aging bourbon flowed…
Crescent Hill Reservoir — “An Architectural Masterpiece”
By Jay Ferguson, Louisville Water Museum Specialist The Crescent Hill Reservoir was added to the National Register of Historic Places…
Students’ bottle boat sheds light on river waste
Students at Louisville Male High School found an innovative way to teach the world a lesson on cleaning up the…
Happy Drinking Water Week!
From May 5 to 11, the American Water Works Association (AWWA) celebrates Drinking Water Week! For more than 40 years,…
