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EPISODE · Apr 19, 2019 · 53 MIN

Crumbling Sewers, Flooding And Other Louisville Infrastructure Woes

from On Track · host Louisville Public Media

Much of Louisville’s infrastructure needs repairs, but the city has a long way to go before it can upgrade its aging systems. Meanwhile, residents in some Louisville neighborhoods are experiencing frequent flooding. This Week on In Conversation, we talk infrastructure: where we are, what needs to be done and where we're going. Our guests were: Tony Parrott, Executive Director, Louisville Metropolitan Sewer District Tom Rockaway, Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of Louisville Arnita Gadson, Executive Director, West Jefferson County Community Task Force Annie Haigler, Board Member, West Jefferson County Community Task Force

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This week In Conversation, we talk with experts and activists about Louisville's infrastructure needs...and the real-world consequences for city residents.

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