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Visit our WaterWorks Museum and Tower
Want to see pieces of water mains more than 150 years old? Study a cross-section of a fire hydrant? Or…
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What’s happening to the statues now?
By Jay Ferguson, Louisville Water Museum Specialist The ten statues on the base of the Louisville Water Tower were taken down in…
Virtual workshop salutes Veteran small business owners
In honor of National Veterans Small Business Week, Louisville Water is recognizing all veteran-owned businesses. On Nov. 11, (Veterans Day)…
Remembering Louisville Water’s Nell Foresman
Accounting employee with a love for her green office chair Will you request to take your office chair with you…
Halloween fun in Smoketown
Harry Potter, a sleepy lion, a dancing minion and a tyrannosaurus rex were strolling down the sidewalk last week in…
Foundation helps Navajo Nation receive clean, safe water
A Louisville Water Foundation grant helped supply water filtration systems for the Navajo Nation. The foundation awarded the grant last…
Spooky art on display at Crescent Hill Reservoir
Who would have guessed that ghosts enjoy drinking Louisville Pure Tap™, or that Halloween pumpkins hang out at the “pumpkin…
Halloween treats for children in Portland
The Louisville Water Employee Activities Committee is working with the Rajon Rondo Foundation to provide some sweet and not so sweet treats…
Cheers to local beer – and local water
In celebration of the city’s first annual Beer Week, Louisville Water is raising a glass to our friends in this…
Replacing history and ensuring reliable service
State grants Louisville Water $8.3 million in infrastructure funding A boost of funding will help Louisville Water Company replace one…
