Plans, reports, and studies

The City Council has identified goals for each of the City's programs and subprograms. In addition, the Council adopts an annual work plan with items to be addressed throughout the year.

The Cultural Arts Master Plan (CAMP) includes goals and strategies for integrating the arts, culture and humanities with community design, economic development, education and other development initiatives to strengthen the quality of life and small town character of Louisville.

The Louisville Public Library Strategic Plan guides the library’s efforts to create welcoming spaces, build community connections, and inspire lifelong learning. It outlines key priorities that help the library support residents of all ages

The City has developed emergency response plans and assessments for wildfire mitigation and other disasters.

The PROS Guidebook, consisting of the Long-Range Plan and Trails System Plan, will provide direction for Louisville’s Parks, Recreation & Senior Services, Open Space, Trails, and Coal Creek Golf Course over the next 10 years.

This plan, "All In Louisville", is a community-powered planning effort to guide the future of Louisville’s Library, Historical Museum, and Arts & Events services based on community needs, ideas, and priorities.

The City of Louisville’s budget is adopted annually and serves as the foundation for the City's financial planning.

This plan provides a framework for the City’s voluntary historic preservation program and serves as a guide for proactive decision making over the next 20 years.

Use these maps to find your ward, learn more about construction projects, and find information about City services.