Louisville Metro is an expansive area that covers 380 square miles. More importantly to the Public Works Traffic department, drivers in Louisville travel over 500,000 miles per day on our local roads (that is over 20 times the distance around the Equator).
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Announcement!
Louisville Metro Government’s Office of Civic Innovation and Technology is excited to announce that it will launch the new Open Data Portal on July 1st, 2022.
The current version of the Open Data Portal will remain available until August 1st to provide time for the transition.
The new Open Data Portal is built on Esri's ArcGIS Open Data Platform
If you have any questions about the transition, please feel to Contact Us
Louisville Metro Open Data
Louisville Metro Government is committed to increasing the openness, transparency, and accountability of city government. This open data portal provides anytime access to the latest city data.
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Open Data Uses
Our Gallery has company examples of how this open data is being used to improve your experiences within their apps and services that you use daily, and by the community, journalists, researchers, and non-profits:
Help and Support
This website is run by Louisville's Data Officer in the Office of Civic Innovation and Technology, and uses free open source software. Contact us using our online form, and read the How to Use This Site guide.
Featured Dataset
Dockless Vehicle Usage
Map of Dockless Vehicle Aggregated Start and End Points, 2018 - 2019.
Louisville’s I-Team has an audacious goal to reduce vacancy within a targeted area by 50 percent — a total of 55 properties. Metro’s Office of Vacant and Public Property Administration (VPPA) partnered with Opportunity Space, an online tool that aggregates, analyzes, and publishes opportunities for development.
Lead-based paint is a serious health risk, especially in structures built prior to 1978. The Lead Safe Louisville (LSL) team helps low to moderate income families with children under 6 years of age who are at risk for lead poisoning — and a recent examination of its process has allowed the team to serve more people, more efficiently and effectively.
Why is the urban heat island such a big deal in Louisville?
An urban heat island is a city or metropolitan area that’s significantly warmer than its surrounding rural areas, due to human activities. It’s common in cities across the nation — but it’s advancing in Louisville at one of the fastest rates in the country.
History
Read about the history and background of open data in Louisville.
- Interactive History of Open Data in Louisville
- Most recent annual report (PDF)
- Open Data Policy
- Executive Order