Partnership for a Green City

Partnership for a Green City The Partnership for a Green City is a collaborative effort to improve sustainability among the four partners and in the Louisville, KY community.

We work to be good stewards of the environment and the taxpayer's money. The Partnership for a Green City exists through the efforts of its partners - Jefferson Community & Technical College, Jefferson County Public Schools, Louisville Metro Government, and University of Louisville. Collaboration allows the four members to take advantage of resources that were previously unavailable, such as profe

ssional expertise, services and contracts. It also increases educational opportunities, creates cost-savings opportunities, and enables efficiencies of scale through collective purchasing power. Partners enable each other to expand programs and services to their constituencies and to the community in general, and to save tax dollars. The bottom line is healthier, more knowledgeable citizens and more efficient public institutions. Through the coordination of such efforts, the Partnership has been able to realize real results that will have long-term impact on the health, education, and well-being of our citizens while also improving and institutionalizing environmental practices within the organizations themselves.

03/21/2024
03/05/2024

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10/21/2023

“Climate science, which provides policymakers with guidance in its scenario models, must reflect technical progress as closely as possible."

10/02/2023

Solar panels make sense on marginal or erodible farmland but not on prime farmland. Here are 10 things to demand from utility-scale solar projects.

10/02/2023

Kentucky’s clean energy workforce was the second fastest-growing in the country last year behind Tennessee, according to a new report.

10/02/2023

A recycling facility will be built in Kentucky to shred electric vehicle batteries in a $65 million venture. The facility in Hopkinsville will create about 60 jobs.

09/21/2023

This is Louisville Parks and Recreation's largest grant to date.

09/04/2023

Some utility companies are opposing , using your funds in the process. While cities handle power bills, private firms generate most US . It's time for the switch to for a cleaner . Know where your money is going, and help make a change.
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08/13/2023

It’s a time to look at ways that we as individuals can make a difference while holding large corporations in our communities accountable.

05/31/2023

Explore the newly launched Green Resources for Residents guidebook, a one-stop resource to help you save costs while going green! 🌱 Learn about financial incentives available through the Inflation Reduction Act, Louisville Metro Government, Louisville Gas and Electric, and more!

Many thanks to our intern Alyssa Burton, the Louisville Metro Green Team, and partner organizations for their contributions to this resource.

Access the full document: https://louisvilleky.gov/sustainability/document/green-resources-residents

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426 W. Bloom Street
Louisville, KY
40208

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502-852-8854

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