Resources and Information for Living in the Triangle!

Cherokee Triangle Neighborhood Association
459-0256
Join the Association and stay in the loop on the events, activities, and issues of concern in our neighborhood.

Local Government


MetroCall
Dial 311 for MetroCall, Louisville's customer service center and provides a 24-hour 7-day-a-week information service for the citizens of Louisville on a wide range of issues.

Property Valuation
Administrator's Office

Louisville Metro Historic Landmarks and Preservation District Commission
offers information and guidelines for renovations and improvements in our historic preservation district.

APPLICATION FOR EXTERIOR CHANGE Form

 

County Clerk
574-5909 - Downtown Branch
Visit this website for all the information you need on driver's license renewal, voter registration, and other public records.

Jefferson County Board of Elections Voter Connection
Find your district, precinct and polling location.
Inspections, Permits & Licenses
574-3321 or email ipl@louisvilleky.gov
The Construction Review & Site Planning Division ensures that builders comply with the Kentucky Building Code and special requirements pertaining to the Historic Preservation and Overlay Districts such as the Triangle. 		Landmarks Commission
574-4140 - general number
574-3501 - Charles Raith (Administrator, Urban Design)
The Landmarks Commission enforces the regulations governing exterior changes to buildings and other features in the city's historic preservation districts, including the Triangle.


Metro Louisville Government

...provides contact information and descriptions for all Metro Louisville departments and staff.


Metro Louisville
Air Pollution Control District

City Arborist - 574-2565 - Alan Bishop

 

Louisville/Jefferson County
Information Consortium
provides maps and other data.

State Senator, 35th District:
Denise Harper Angel

State Representative, 34th District: email marylou.marzian@lrc.state.ky.us

Our Metro Councilman in District 8 is Tom Owen.

Your Metro Councilman is your representative voice in local government and conduit for your suggestions, complaints, and praise.


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Municipal Services


Louisville Metro Police

Fifth Division
574-7636
Major James T. Smith is head of the Fifth Division.

Louisville Gas & Electric
Electricity out - 589-3500
Gas out - 589-5511

Transit Authority of River City (TARC)
585-1234
Customer service, complaints, suggestions. 213-3241 - Ombudsman TARC operates the metro area's mass transit system.

Metropolitan Sewer District
587-0603 		Louisville Water Company
583-6610 		Animal Control & Protection

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Other Local Services and Amenities

Olmsted Conservancy - A non-profit corporation whose mission is to preserve and restore Louisville's Olmsted Parks and Parkways, which were originally designed by landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted between 1891 and 1940.

Louisville Free Public Library
Main downtown branch - 301 York Street Louisville, Kentucky 40203
574-1611
Highlands-Shelby Park branch - 1250 Bardstown Road Louisville, Kentucky 40204
574-1672
- inside Mid-City Mall

Metro Parks
456-8100 or email parks@loukymetro.org
Metro Parks operates and maintains the 122 parks, forests and recreation facilities that cover more than 13,500 acres in Louisville and Jefferson County, including the Triangle's own Cherokee Park.

The Louisville Federation
of Musicians helps arrange
the summer concert schedule
and has many resources for
musicians and public concerts.
Cave Hill Cemetery

The Louisville Historical League
supports historic preservation
of local structures.


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Neighborhood Information and Background

The Center for Heritage Tourism

... is a web site whose purpose is to introduce potential visitors to Louisville's historic activities and sites, and help them plan for a visit to the area. This includes information about various locations and a calendar of upcoming activities.

A Place in Time - Louisville's Neighborhoods
Special Courier-Journal feature

Links@Louisville, KY
Another resource for various
local organizations.

Kentucky Department of Travel

 

The Highland Commerce Guild
helps coordinate business activities along the Bardstown Road - Baxter Avenue corridor
and supports activities such as the First Saturday trolley rides and
Bardstown Road Aglow on the first Saturday of December
to enhance the quality of life in our neighborhood shops, businesses and restaurants.
Our Blockwatch Group has been in existence for over 20 years; we are very active and have a large membership. We meet the second Sunday of the month at different neighbors' homes. HEDG is an acronym for HIGHLAND AVE, EVERETT AVE, DEARING COURT, & GRINSTEAD DR. We focus on community issues ranging from crime and safety prevention to social events. We participate in the annual Brightside Contest and we have been winners three times. For info about joining our group, all are welcome: call Anne Lindauer at 456-6139 or email @ annelin@bellsouth.net.

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