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Tax Dollars at Work!
Work related to New Sidewalk Construction along North Hubbards Lane and Brownsboro Road is about to begin. The work involves two plan sets: One along North Hubbards Lane in front of Coach Gate Condominiums (Coach Gate Wynde) and Louisville Metro’s East District at 595 North Hubbards Lane. The other plan set is for sidewalk and right turn lane construction along the North Hubbards Lane and Brownsboro Road frontage of St. Matthews Fire Protection District at 4400 Brownsboro Road. The work includes construction of a right-turn lane extension and sidewalk along North Hubbards Lane and Brownsboro Road in front of the referenced addresses.
I-264 and U.S. 42 Improvement Project | Construction Phase
Daily struggles with traffic congestion are part of the planned road improvements. To learn more, please visit the Kentucky Department of Transportation for traffic impacts, drawings and timelines of the project.
Keep Updated on Construction and Traffic
KYTC is currently demolishing a portion of the Brownsboro Road bridge over the Watterson. Traffic from the Watterson East bound will be diverted onto Brownsboro Road. We can expect ongoing and significant delays and traffic backups on Brownsboro Road. We suggest you join the KYTC email list for current updates to the project. It’s a simple form. After typing your email address, click “I-264/US 42 Improvement Project-Jefferson County,” click to consent, then Submit.
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Kentucky League of Cities
Survey Says!
A special THANK YOU to all the residents that took the time to fill out the survey and mail it back. Our goal was to hear the collective voice of our residents. The strength of the survey is only as great as those who took the time to voice their wishes.
The report contains results of a city-wide survey we mailed to residents in early 2025. Thanks to the Kentucky League of Cities, who helped facilitate the process.
Upcoming Fall Events at City of Windy Hills
Arbor Day
An Arbor Day Celebration is set for Sunday, September 28, 2025 from 3-5PM on the Green. We will have free ice cream, kids’ activities, a guided tour of the Green, an educational talk about tree diseases with examples, and more.
Dispose of your Trees!
As you prepare to take down your Christmas decorations, please follow the guidelines below for proper Christmas tree disposal in Windy Hills. Please place your Christmas tree at the curb on your regular trash collection day (Tuesday) rather than on yard waste day. Most yard waste is transported to a mulching facility in Indiana, and the sap and resin from Christmas trees make them unsuitable for mulching.
Before placing your tree at the curb, all decorations must be completely removed, including tinsel, ornaments, lights, hooks, ribbons, and tree stands. Trees containing any of these items cannot be collected.
If your tree’s trunk is larger than 4 inches in diameter, please cut it into 4-foot sections prior to setting it out for collection.
Thank you for your cooperation in helping keep our waste collection process running smoothly.
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The City of Windy Hills "City Hall" is located at 4350 Brownsboro Rd., Suite 110. This facility is in the upper Summit Executive Office building, Suite 110, 4350 Brownsboro Rd. at the corner of U.S. 42 and Hubbards Lane.
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The Windy Hills government is composed of a 6-member Council presided over by a Mayor. Council members are elected every 2 years and the Mayor is elected every 4 years. All elections are held on the November election day of even years.
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The Tree Board's main objective is to promote the expansion of a healthy tree canopy and to ensure that the existing trees are not a danger to the public.
1952
City was founded2427
Total Population3.12 miles
Walking Loop1182#
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