Louisville council considers change to let inspectors enter dangerous vacant buildings
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Louisville council may let inspectors legally enter dangerous vacant buildings to prevent fires, injuries, and hazards.
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Right now, they can’t enter vacant or abandoned buildings unless there’s a criminal issue, even when those buildings are clearly unsafe. But that could soon change under an ordinance being considered by Metro Council.
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