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Louisville pure tap® helps Cardinals go green
The University of Louisville is going from cardinal red to GREEN for the 2021 Ecolympics. The event runs over the…
Author: Scott Hafling
Scholarship honors Louisville Water scientist
Louisville Water Company and the Kentucky/Tennessee (KY/TN) Section of the American Water Works Association (AWWA) are partnering to honor Louisville…
Crews brave frigid temps to keep water flowing
When temperatures dip below 32 degrees, residential pipes freeze and water mains break. Tuesday morning, Plumber Leader Jason McGinty and…
History Highlight: Meter reader who fought for fairness
At Louisville Water, meter readers are essential employees who are out in the community reading thousands of meters every day….
Climbers fueled to the finish with Louisville pure tap®
The morning temperature was a chilly 27 degrees when the 8th annual Fight for Air Climb kicked off this past…
Keeping your water safe
You may have seen media reports about a cyberattack on the water utility in Oldsmar, Florida and wondered how we…
Recovering Stronger
Addressing a national audience, Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer talked about the pandemic’s impact on Louisville Water and Louisville MSD as…
Women in leadership at Louisville Water
In honor of Black History Month, we’re highlighting women in leadership positions at Louisville Water. Cherron Cheeks, Shanaka Winters and…
Nurse falls in love with Louisville pure tap®
Nurse Sarah Cohron loves the taste of Louisville pure tap® so much, it influenced her decision to buy a home…
Pure tap boosts dental health
February is Children’s Dental Health Month. Of course, drinking Louisville pure tap® makes us smile throughout the year — it tastes great…
