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Advocacy Log

The Louisville Chamber often submits public comment at City meetings, including the Economic Vitality Committee, Louisville Revitalization Commission, and City Council.

Quarterly Advocacy Insights Newsletter
A review of the previous quarter’s activities and updates on upcoming issues affecting the business community.

ADVOCACY COMMITTEE

Support local businesses, address key issues, and make a lasting impact in the community.

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CITY OF LOUISVILLE

Façade Improvement Grant

The City of Louisville offers a Façade Improvement Program to help businesses upgrade and maintain the exterior of their buildings in the Highway 42 Urban Renewal Area. Grants reimburse a portion of project costs for improvements such as windows, signage, lighting, awnings, paint, and outdoor seating enhancements. Funding is awarded on a tiered reimbursement basis and first-come, first-served to encourage reinvestment and attract more customers to local business districts.

Enterprise Zone

We wanted to reach out to let our businesses know that as of January 1, 2026 a majority of Louisville is now located within the North Metro Enterprise Zone.

In designated enterprise zones:

  • Businesses are eligible for state income tax credits and sales and use tax exemptions for specific business investments.
  • Local governments and nonprofits can set up contribution projects to achieve economic development goals.
  • Taxpayers who contribute to enterprise zone projects may earn income tax credits.

 Businesses must pre-certify in order to take advantage of the credits available through the program. While a majority of Louisville is now located within the zone, there are small portions that were not eligible for inclusion. More information about the program, maps of included areas, and how to pre-certify can be found at the link below.  LEARN MORE