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502.583.6610
888.535.6262 (Toll Free)
Mon-Fri 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
550 South Third Street
Louisville, KY 40202
Mon-Fri 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
634 Conestoga Parkway
Shepherdsville, KY 40165
Mon-Fri 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Closed for lunch 1:00 - 1:30 pm
Louisville Water offers students real-world educational experiences, using water as a teaching tool. Our programs align to content standards and bring water to life using science, social studies, practical living, literacy and math. Education programs at the WaterWorks Museum are available for students in grades two and above.
Visit the oldest standing stand pipe in the nation, touch limestone pulled from 100 ft below ground and learn how Louisville Water developed water filtration methods that are still in use today. We make water fun!
We’ve produced water since 1860 but in 1997 decided the water was so good it deserved its own name, and Louisville pure tap® was born. Find out how easy it is to make this your beverage of choice at home, on the go or at large events.
Why are we bourbon's best friend?
We make it easy to enjoy the water at home or on the go -
Quality that's among the highest in the nation at rates that are among the lowest.
3005 River Rd
Louisville, KY 40207
Group tours of 10 or more available by appointment.
Schedule your visit today -
Call: 502.897.1481
Email: zornrental@lwcky.com
All contractors must be prequalified before bidding on a construction project. Learn more about the process.
We encourage all businesses to work with us on professional, construction and engineering projects, as well as supplying goods and services.
View opening dates for upcoming bids, as well as the results of closed bids.
Protecting public health is at the core of what we do at Louisville Water. Learn more about our approach to treatment.
Learn more about our dedication to providing optimal water quality.
Using the earth's natural surface as a first line of filtration.