Public Notice Roundup: Winter Storm Alerts, Service Suspensions, and Town Hall Notices

Emergency Weather and Safety Advisories

Mayor Craig Greenberg and Louisville Metro officials have issued critical safety reminders following the significant snowfall and ice accumulation across the region. A Winter Storm Warning remains active, with extreme cold temperatures expected to persist. Residents are urged to avoid unnecessary travel to allow road crews to continue clearing operations. Wind chills are forecast to drop significantly, and the community is encouraged to check on elderly neighbors and ensure pets are kept indoors.

Transit and School Closures

Due to hazardous road conditions, the following service adjustments are in effect for Monday, January 26, 2026:

• TARC Service: The Transit Authority of River City has suspended all regular bus services for Monday. Officials will monitor road conditions throughout the day to determine if limited route resumption is possible.
• JCPS Closure: Jefferson County Public Schools have declared Monday, January 26, and Tuesday, January 27, as traditional snow days. There will be no online learning, and all extracurricular activities are canceled.
• University of Louisville: All in-person and online classes are canceled for Monday.
• Government Offices: Most Metro Government non-essential offices and the local USCIS field office are closed today.

Community Meetings and Public Hearings

Despite the weather, some scheduled public engagements remain on the calendar, though residents should verify status before traveling:

• Livestock Ordinance Town Hall: Councilwoman Jennifer Chappell is hosting a community discussion regarding livestock space requirements in the Louisville Metro Code of Ordinances. The meeting is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. at the South Central Regional Library.
• Air Pollution Control District: The APCD has opened a public comment period regarding proposed amendments to Regulation 2.08 (Fees). Comments will be accepted through February 17, 2026.

Health and Utility Services

Norton Healthcare has announced that Norton Immediate Care Centers and Prompt Care locations will operate on a delayed schedule, opening at 10:00 a.m. today. Primary care offices are also operating on a two-hour delay for in-person appointments. For those needing heating assistance, the LIHEAP Winter Crisis program is currently accepting applications for income-qualified households to help manage energy costs during this extreme cold event.

Infrastructure and Road Work

Motorists are reminded of the ongoing 10-week closure of Blevins Gap Road near Saw Mill Road for culvert replacement. Additionally, the alleyway behind 1316-1518 Rufer Avenue remains closed for retaining wall repairs. Please utilize the signed detours via I-265 where applicable.