And just like that – Summer is over.The City will be closing the Splash Park for the season on Sunday, September 20, 2020, at 9 pm.Please enjoy the last few days of the nice weather, and we’ll see you next year.

Boil water advisory has been lifted for the residents in the Alton area affected by the water break on August 26th.

There is a large water main break that is affecting customers in the Alton area. Once water is restored you will be under a boil water advisory. For further questions or concerns, contact Lawrenceburg Water Department 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. (502) 839-5372.  REMEMBER:  You can sign up for alerts under the “Get Alerts” tab.

“On July 9, 2020, Governor Beshear issued an executive order requiring face coverings in most public places for most people.  That executive order noted that cases of COVID-19 are increasing across the country.  The number of cases in Kentucky are likewise increasing, and Anderson County has seen new cases of COVID-19 in the past week. “The…

The boil water advisory has been lifted!   

A boil water advisory is in effect until further notice due to the large water main break that occurred on July 7th.  This only applies to water customers that had no water or low water pressure on Tuesday, July 7th.

There is a large water main break that is affecting customers in the Alton area as well as 127 North and subdivisions on North Main. Once water is restored you will be under a boil water advisory for 24 hours. For further questions or concerns, contact Lawrenceburg Water Department 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. (502)…

The long-awaited renovation of sidewalks on Main Street has officially begun. This rendering shows how Main Street will look following sidewalk renovations, including new flower beds that will stick out slightly into the street. Workers began tearing up the existing sidewalks last week thanks to a $500,000 transportation grant obtained by the city more than…

Lawrenceburg police pitch in to replace autistic boy’s stolen bike     By Ben Carlson News staff Gunner Howard could do nothing but walk around the carport at his family’s home. Unable to speak due to autism, the 17-year-old was clearly upset but couldn’t tell his mother why. “He kept trying to tell me but…

The City of Lawrenceburg regrettably announces that its annual Spring Clean-Up Days is being discontinued. In many ways a victim of its own success, last year’s clean-up required the City to pull resources from its core services to an unsustainable extent. The City is committed to continuing to provide a high level of core municipal…