Nelly reads the permits, the code cases and the inspection reports the city publishes, then files them where you can actually find them.
44,396 of them so far, across 34 ZIP codes.
Start with your ZIP if you want to know what has been happening on your streets. Go by kind if you already know what you are nosy about.
Add your address and we'll email you what's being built, what's opening and what the neighbors are complaining about within 1 mile of it.
This is the one most people want. Everything filed at an address in your ZIP, newest first, with the count of what is waiting in each.
On the left is the name the city files it under. Underneath is what it means when it happens on your block.
The newest one of each kind, from anywhere in Louisville.
Those live on their own, because a health grade is not a thing that happened on a date. It is what is true right now, and it changes.
None of it is secret. It is open data: the permit office, code enforcement, the health department, the land bank, zoning. The city publishes every bit of it and then buries it in a portal nobody wants to open twice.
Nelly checks it daily, writes it in words a neighbor would use, and pins each one to the address it happened at. That is the whole trick.
A complaint is what somebody reported, not a finding of fact, and we keep it worded that way. Names of private individuals stay out of it. Spot something wrong? Tell us and we will take a look.
Add your address and we'll email you what's being built, what's opening and what the neighbors are complaining about within 1 mile of it.