LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The city is asking for input on where to put up new wayfinding signs across Louisville.
City leaders are asking where in the community the new signs would be most helpful.
They're also asking for suggestions on landmarks to highlight on the signs, such as historical spots or points of interest.
In a newsletter, Louisville Metro Councilman Ben Reno-Weber, who represents the city's Eighth District, said the free signage from Louisville Tourism will enhance wayfinding across the city.
There are four different options for the signs — an archway, primary and gateway signs, trailblazer signs, and marker signs.
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City leaders are asking for community input on where new wayfinding signs should be put across Louisville. (Courtesy of Louisville Metro District 8/Councilman Ben Reno-Weber)
City leaders are asking for community input on where new wayfinding signs should be put across Louisville. (Courtesy of Louisville Metro District 8/Councilman Ben Reno-Weber)
City leaders are asking for community input on where new wayfinding signs should be put across Louisville. (Courtesy of Louisville Metro District 8/Councilman Ben Reno-Weber)
City leaders are asking for community input on where new wayfinding signs should be put across Louisville. (Courtesy of Louisville Metro District 8/Councilman Ben Reno-Weber)
The signs will point visitors to certain areas of town, such as Old Louisville or downtown, or various landmarks or points of interest across the city like Museum Row or the Big Four Walking Bridge.
To provide input on the different options, click here.
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