Oldham County Emergency Management – SavingMinutes Program
Learn more about the SavingMinutes program from Oldham County Emegency Management Signing up for this program can be especially important in saving rescue time if you have children, elderly adults, and anyone with a disability or pets. http://www.oldhamcounty.net/Emergency%20Management/emergemanage.htm
Read MorePardon Our Dust
Louisville Water Company has contracted Basham Construction to perform the 2013 Cathodic Protection Project throughout the City of Orchard Grass Hills. The project shall take place in the months of December and January, weather permitting. During construction, residents may see piles of dirt spaced approximately 50 feet apart. Final restoration shall include bringing the piles of dirt back to grade, seed and straw. If you have any questions about this project, please feel free to call Pat Howard at 502-569-3600 Extension 2246. Thank you for your patience as we extend the lifespan of your neighborhood water...
Read MoreTurn lanes have been re-striped at Haunz Lane & Hwy 22
The turn lanes have been re-striped at Haunz Lane & Hwy 22. It should help those wanting to go left with a dedicated lane
Read MoreOGH City Council thanks Mayor E. Darlene Yarberry
The City of Orchard Grass Hills City Council thanks Mayor E. Darlene Yarberry for her great service to the city from 5/13/08 to 10/8/13. She has worked tirelessly to improve our city’s infrastructure and communications, and has served to preserve the safety and well-being of our citizens. The Mayor stepped down from her office at the City Council meeting on 10/8/13 as she will be moving out of state. The City Council voted City Council member Doug Lalli to serve as interim Mayor until the former Mayor’s term expires in November 2014. The City Attorney administered the oath of office to Doug Lalli at the City Council meeting. Doug Lalli expressed his desire to continue to serve the community and can be contacted at mayorogh@gmail.com. Please join us in welcoming our new Mayor! ...
Read MoreOldham County Environmental Authority Regional Wastewater Facilities Plan has been updated
The Oldham County Environmental Authority Regional Wastewater Facilities Plan has been updated. A public hearing will be held on August 15, 2013 beginning at 6:00 p.m. at the OCEA office for any comments, questions, or discussion on the plan. State regulations require all wastewater agencies to submit a Regional Facilities Plan every ten years; or when an agency is planning on expanding the existing wastewater treatment capacity by thirty percent or building a new facility/discharge. These requirements are contained in 401 KAR 5:006. This Facilities Plan will evaluate and establish a plan for wastewater service, comply with 401 KAR 5:006, and enable OCEA to meet DEP requirements. This notice provides the public the opportunity to review and comment on the plan for a period of thirty days ending August 15, 2013. For questions, or to obtain a copy of the plan please contact: Ed Basquill Oldham County Environmental Authority 700 West Jefferson Street LaGrange, KY 40031 (502) 225-9477. Written comments on the plan will be received by the Oldham County Environmental Authority at the address listed above until August 15, 2013 at 3:00. Verbal comments can be made at the public hearing. There have been no previous public notices for this review of this plan...
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