The Town of Louisville encourages residents to share non-emergency concerns involving town property, services, and general community issues. This page is intended to help bring those issues to the town’s attention so they can be reviewed by the appropriate office or department.
For police-related matters, please use the Police Department contact page.
For emergencies, call 911.
At this time, town concerns should be submitted directly through City Hall.
Common Town Issues
Residents may use this page to report concerns such as:
- damaged signs
- potholes or street issues
- drainage concerns
- garbage or sanitation issues
- problems involving town property
- overgrown lots or nuisance concerns
- other non-emergency issues related to town services
How to Submit a Concern
To help the town review the issue as quickly as possible, please provide as much detail as you can, including:
- the location of the issue
- a description of the problem
- when the issue was noticed
- any other helpful details
Photos may also be helpful if the form allows attachments.
Review Process
Once submitted, concerns will be reviewed and routed to the appropriate office or department. Some issues may be resolved quickly, while others may require additional review, coordination, or follow-up.
Submitting a concern does not always mean the issue can be addressed immediately, but it does help the town identify and track problems affecting the community.
Not for Emergencies or Police Matters
This page should not be used to report emergencies or police-related issues.
For emergencies, call 911.
For non-emergency police matters, please visit the Police Department page.
Help Keep Louisville Informed
Reporting concerns helps the Town of Louisville stay aware of issues affecting streets, services, public property, and the appearance of the community. Clear communication from residents helps the town respond more effectively and keep Louisville in good order.