Louisville Air Pollution Control retweeted
We’re at the Jefferson County Judicial Center for a Health and Wellness Fair #airquality #breathe
Louisville Air Pollution Control retweeted
As a reminder, all solid waste services will be on a one day delay this week due to the Labor Day holiday.
Louisville Air Pollution Control retweeted
Louisville just hit 100 degrees for the first time since August 30th, 2024. This is the first instance of 100 degrees in Louisville in September since September 3rd, 2011.
Lexington has already tied the daily high temperature record of 98 for Sept. 4th.
TL/DR: it's hot 🔥#KYwx
Louisville Air Pollution Control retweeted
Louisville, an Air Quality Alert is in effect today.
Smoke from Canadian wildfires has made air quality unhealthy for sensitive groups, including children, older adults, and people with asthma, COPD, heart disease, or other breathing conditions.
If you’re in one of these groups, please limit prolonged time outdoors and avoid intense outdoor activity until conditions improve.
Air quality is expected to improve later today, but there's still some uncertainty with the timing. We’ll continue to share updates as they become available. Stay safe, Louisville.
Louisville Air Pollution Control retweeted
We are seeing particle pollution in the Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups range this morning. Anyone with heart or lung disease should take precautions. #airquality #pollution #asthma
Louisville Air Pollution Control retweeted
⚠️Louisville, dangerous heat is expected this week.
Let's take precaution and take care of each other. Stay hydrated, limit time outdoors during the hottest part of the day, check on older adults and vulnerable neighbors, and never leave children or pets in a parked vehicle.
🔗Resources are available for those who need shelter and a safe place to stay cool: louisvilleky.gov/government/…
Louisville Air Pollution Control retweeted
Air Quality is forecast to be Good Friday and Saturday, Moderate Sunday and Monday. #airquality #breathe #weekend
Louisville Air Pollution Control retweeted
We'll see you on Logan Street Sunday for CycLOUvia. Bring your bike, skates, stroller, or just yourself! The street is yours to explore from 2-6 pm. #cyclouvia #streets #weekend #community
Louisville Air Pollution Control retweeted
Ten years ago today, Louisville lost a legend, a voice for courage and conviction, Muhammad Ali.
He used his voice to challenge injustice, uplift others, and bring people together.
Today, we honor The Greatest by continuing to live out the values he championed every day.
Louisville will always be proud to call Muhammad Ali our own.
Louisville Air Pollution Control retweeted
Work began around 7 p.m. in advance of the planned temporary closure of a five-mile section of I-65 as part of the I-65 Central Corridor project. Contract crews will complete final striping and staging in advance of the closure between the I-65/I-264 interchange and downtown Louisville.
A rolling road closure will begin around 12:01 a.m. on Monday, June 1 to shift traffic to the signed detour. Crews will close northbound and southbound I-65 between the I-65/I-264 interchange and downtown Louisville. Airport access will remain open throughout the process and during the interstate closure.
What to Expect This Summer
Five miles of I-65 will close between the Watterson Expressway (I-264) and downtown Louisville (Jefferson Street) early on Monday, June 1. I-65 is expected to reopen to two lanes of traffic on Saturday, Aug. 1.
A two-mile section of southbound I-65 between University Boulevard and the Watterson Expressway (I-264) is expected to reopen to two lanes of traffic by Wednesday, July 1.
Ramp and Local Street Closures
The Jefferson Street exit (136C) remains open throughout the closure and provides access to downtown Louisville for drivers on southbound I-65.
The Bank Street on-ramp to westbound I-264/I-64 at 37th Street will also be closed June 1 – July 31. A signed detour will take drivers to 35th Street to 34th Street to Vermont Avenue to westbound I-264 at 32nd Street. The temporary closure is to prevent unsafe weaving from merging drivers.
Additional information is available on ramp closures and local street closures anticipated throughout the rest of the year.
Staying Informed
Project information and updates can be found at I65CentralCorridor.com. While on the site, users can sign up to have project and traffic updates delivered to their inboxes or by text to their phones.
Project updates are shared on KYTC District 5 (D5) Facebook and X pages.
Louisville Air Pollution Control retweeted
Thank you for stopping at our table at Alberta O. Jones Park Day. Remember to check the air sensor next time you are enjoying the park.
Louisville Air Pollution Control retweeted
One week to go! 🚧
I‑65 will close in Louisville between I‑264 and downtown (Jefferson Street) starting June 1. This closure saves over a year of additional delays.
Now is the time to prepare for the closure. Visit I65CentralCorridor.com for details and updates.
Louisville Air Pollution Control retweeted
Get a first look at... wait, hold on... that's tomorrow. Big announcement coming and here is your sneak peek.
Louisville Air Pollution Control retweeted
As we wrap up Air Quality Awareness Week 2026, we'd like to thank everyone who makes an effort to keep our community's air cleaner. #IdleFree #airquality #aqaw2026
Louisville Air Pollution Control retweeted
Thank you to all our partners who help share messages about air quality throughout the year. Keeping our community informed about air quality and encouraging clean air behaviors helps us all breathe easier. #airquality #AQAW2026 @TRIMARCTraffic @KIPDAECC
@LouAPCD @NWSLouisville
Louisville Air Pollution Control retweeted
Ya know, oaks are pretty cool. Some grow 140+ ft tall and spread 150 ft wide. They make up about 68% of North America’s hardwood forests, with red and white oak groups and around 600 species worldwide. Wait… were we talking about different oaks today? Oops!
Louisville Air Pollution Control retweeted
From the track to the river, it's a great week for some racing!
Louisville Air Pollution Control retweeted
⛈️Rounds of strong/severe storms Monday evening and Tuesday morning. Main threat is for damaging winds and a few tornadoes in our far NW Indiana counties
More severe storms return for Tuesday evening, bringing hail and gusty winds, with a widespread 1-3.5" of rain by Wednesday🌧️
























