Resident Reminders
NEIGHBORHOOD SECURITY
Our entrance security cameras continue to be an aide in our safe neighborhood; however, please DO report any crime or suspicious activity in the neighborhood to the Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) at (502) 574-2111 for a non-emergency or 911 for an emergency.
When reporting a crime or suspicious activity to LMPD, it is important to inform them of our entrance security cameras, and to tell them they can contact Commissioner Michael Adair at (502) 876-4980 for possible video footage which might help them in their investigation.
The speed limit sign is posted at our entrance. The speed limit is 25mph for all streets in the City. Please adhere to this speed limit on all city streets.
Residents, please furnish your contact information to City Clerk Jeanne Keats at [email protected]. It is important for our communication with you as well as for our city security to have residents’ current mailing addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses.
When reporting a crime or suspicious activity to LMPD, it is important to inform them of our entrance security cameras, and to tell them they can contact Commissioner Michael Adair at (502) 876-4980 for possible video footage which might help them in their investigation.
The speed limit sign is posted at our entrance. The speed limit is 25mph for all streets in the City. Please adhere to this speed limit on all city streets.
Residents, please furnish your contact information to City Clerk Jeanne Keats at [email protected]. It is important for our communication with you as well as for our city security to have residents’ current mailing addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses.
VEHICLE SAFETY AND PARKING
It is a Metro Louisville violation to park vehicles in the grass. Vehicles must be parked on a hard surface. https://louisvilleky.gov/government/codes-regulations/check-it-out-property-maintenance
Please be mindful of your side of the entrance highway. Pulling out too far or moving too far to the left of the mid-point of the entrance road could cause vehicles that are turning into the entrance to be placed at a greater risk.
Please be aware that vehicles parked on the streets of the City of Hills and Dales can impede the line of sight of both vehicles and pedestrians, particularly if more than one vehicle is parked in a row or parked headed in the opposite direction.
Please be diligent about keeping your vehicles locked and if possible, locked in your garages. In addition, make sure that your homes are locked during the day as well as overnight.
If there is ice or snow on the roadways, please move vehicles off the street in order for snow plows to access the roads. To discuss any road issues, please contact Commissioner Bill Bowman: at phone: (502) 609-3870; email at [email protected]
Please be mindful of your side of the entrance highway. Pulling out too far or moving too far to the left of the mid-point of the entrance road could cause vehicles that are turning into the entrance to be placed at a greater risk.
Please be aware that vehicles parked on the streets of the City of Hills and Dales can impede the line of sight of both vehicles and pedestrians, particularly if more than one vehicle is parked in a row or parked headed in the opposite direction.
Please be diligent about keeping your vehicles locked and if possible, locked in your garages. In addition, make sure that your homes are locked during the day as well as overnight.
If there is ice or snow on the roadways, please move vehicles off the street in order for snow plows to access the roads. To discuss any road issues, please contact Commissioner Bill Bowman: at phone: (502) 609-3870; email at [email protected]
NEIGHBORHOOD PETS
Please abide by the Louisville Metro leash law as well as the Louisville Metro Ordinance which requires pet owners to collect their pet’s waste when walking them on neighborhood streets, as well as not allowing pets to wander onto other residents’ properties without permission of that property owner.
Please ensure that your pets are contained in a suitable fence structure or an invisible electric fence with the pet(s) wearing a corresponding collar. Per Louisville Metro Ordinance, owners shall not allow pets to become a nuisance, to damage property of another person, nor are they allowed to permit a pet to habitually bark, whine, howl, or to chase, snap at or charge in an aggressive manner, or attempt to attack passers-by. If you have an incident to report, please contact Louisville Metro Animal Services.
Please ensure that your pets are contained in a suitable fence structure or an invisible electric fence with the pet(s) wearing a corresponding collar. Per Louisville Metro Ordinance, owners shall not allow pets to become a nuisance, to damage property of another person, nor are they allowed to permit a pet to habitually bark, whine, howl, or to chase, snap at or charge in an aggressive manner, or attempt to attack passers-by. If you have an incident to report, please contact Louisville Metro Animal Services.
PLANNING COMMITTEE
Please contact the Hills and Dales Planning Committee if you are considering any work on our city roads rights-of-way or public utilities easements (approximately 18ft. from the curb).
Please contact the Hills and Dales Planning Committee if you are considering any outdoor building, construction, significant landscaping or other changes to the exterior of your property including, but not limited to, fences, swimming pools, separate outdoor structures or home additions.
Please contact the Hills and Dales Planning Committee if you are considering any outdoor building, construction, significant landscaping or other changes to the exterior of your property including, but not limited to, fences, swimming pools, separate outdoor structures or home additions.
OTHER REMINDERS
Please be aware that if you are planning to build or dig on your property, you must call 811 or 1-800-752-6007 (at least 48 hrs. in advance). or go to www.kentucky811.org to submit a dig ticket online.
A reminder that piled up garbage cans at the curb can have a negative effect on the aesthetics of the neighborhood. Please move trash receptacles from the curb in a timely manner after collection.
As a precaution, keep your compost piles or outdoor pet foods in a fenced area. Compost and pet foods attract animals such as coyotes. Coyotes have been known to be a danger to small pets.
Please notify your insurance companies that the City of Hills and Dales is the local tax collecting government for your insurance premium taxes. This includes all types of insurance policies: casualty/liability, fire, marine, life, auto, health and any other risk insurance you may have. Our city relies on this important source of revenue. If you have not already done so, please notify your insurance carrier that any associated tax should be sent to:
A reminder that piled up garbage cans at the curb can have a negative effect on the aesthetics of the neighborhood. Please move trash receptacles from the curb in a timely manner after collection.
As a precaution, keep your compost piles or outdoor pet foods in a fenced area. Compost and pet foods attract animals such as coyotes. Coyotes have been known to be a danger to small pets.
Please notify your insurance companies that the City of Hills and Dales is the local tax collecting government for your insurance premium taxes. This includes all types of insurance policies: casualty/liability, fire, marine, life, auto, health and any other risk insurance you may have. Our city relies on this important source of revenue. If you have not already done so, please notify your insurance carrier that any associated tax should be sent to:
City of Hills and Dales
PO Box 22262
Louisville, Ky. 40252
PO Box 22262
Louisville, Ky. 40252
