New Bookmobile Joins the LFPL Fleet

LOUISVILLE (September 12, 2025) – Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg, Library Interim Executive Director Barbara Sexton Smith, and Metro Councilwoman Josie Raymond, joined Louisville Free Public Library outreach staff today at Active Day of Watterson Park Adult Day Care to unveil the Library’s new bookmobile. This custom-designed mobile library will deliver books and other materials to adults in care facilities, housing communities, shelters, and other areas with limited access. In addition, Library staff plan to visit parks, shopping centers, community events, and more to help deliver library services to more people across Jefferson County.

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Historic Parkland Library Reopens

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Mayor Greenberg and community leaders reopen historic Parkland Library nearly 40 years after closureLOUISVILLE, Ky. (February 27, 2025) – After nearly four decades without a library in the…

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Capital Campaign Kickoff

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEJAMES GRAHAM BROWN FOUNDATION CHALLENGES COMMUNITY WITH $1.5 MILLION MATCHING GRANT FOR LIBRARY PROJECTSA NEW CHAPTER FOR LOUISVILLE LIBRARIES IS ALMOST HERELOUISVILLE, Ky. (June 24, 2024) – The…

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Louisville Metro Budget Approved

The Louisville Metro Council passed the Fiscal Year 24 budget on June 23.The Louisville Free Public Library received the following appropriation for FY24. OPERATINGFY24 Total: $24,508,800Last Year FY23: $23,221,100Change YOY:…

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FERN CREEK GROUNDBREAKING

Join Mayor Greg Fischer, Members of the Metro Council, and The Library Foundation as we break ground on the new Fern Creek LibraryThursday, December 15, 10:30 a.m.9127 Fern Creek Road…

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