AN INVITATION TO PARTICIPATE!
Take a walk through the City of Brownsboro Village to experience the unique qualities that make our city special. We live on land once used by the Iroquois and Shawnee Indians as their hunting grounds. Our streets are named after Greek mythical characters, Celtics priests and Native American translations – Sprite Road (fairy or elf), Lotis Way (river nymph), Oread Road (mountain nymph), Druid Hills Road (Celtic priest) and Napanee Road (place of the mill). There are two historic homes on Napanee Road – the Farmhouse at 3800 built in 1911 and the Craftsman Bungalow at 3840 built in 1925. Residents treasure our established tree canopy that provides cooler air for us and shelter for our city wildlife. Enjoy!
Built in 1911
Built in 1925
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION
Located in Eastern Jefferson County, adjacent to the city of St.Matthews, the City of Brownsboro Village was incorporated as a home rule city in 1949 with construction continuing from 1940 until 1980. The one hundred and fifty-eight houses, plus condominiums and apartments, are home to our 300 plus residents. Brownsboro Road is our northern border; Chenoweth Road borders our city on the East. We enjoy the convenience. It’s a short walk to many schools, churches and local shops or a few minutes’ drive to the amazing opportunities Louisville has to offer.
Brownsboro Village City Commission Meetings
The City of Brownsboro Village holds city commission meetings on the second Tuesday of each month @ 6:30 pm. All residents are welcome and encouraged to participate . Please contact the host/hostess if you plan to attend. They will need to make arrangements for extra seating.
Upcoming Events
PLEASE JOIN US!
City of Brownsboro Village
Residents,
We understand the importance of communicating with you and ensuring that we keep you in the loop regarding events affecting the City of Brownsboro Village. As a result, we are pleased to announce that we are initiating a new notification service called REACH Alert.
This new service will allow us to immediately share important information regarding a number of items, including waterline breaks/boil water advisories, power outages, road closures/delays due to construction or accidents, hazmat situations, AMBER/Silver alerts, police actions, and civic events.
As good as this service is, if you don’t register, we can’t share important information with you. You decide if you want a text message, voice call, or an email. Each household can register as many phone numbers and email addresses as necessary. All you need to do is:
- Go to reachalert.com and click on Sign Up (upper right hand corner).
- Network Name: type Brownsboro Village (click on our name when it appears).
- Follow the prompts and enter your preferred contact information. When you enter your address, click on it when it appears in the drop-down list.
If you opted to receive text alerts and/or emails, Reach Alert will send a confirmation message to your cell phone or computer immediately upon completion of your registration. If you do not receive this message, please call Reach Alert.
If you do not have access to a computer or if you experience any difficulty registering, please contact REACH Alert at (877) 307-9313.
If you don’t register, you won’t receive our messages.
Thank you.
