BOB: Lucky Horseshoe
BOB: Lucky Horseshoe
COMPLETED: SPRING 2024
Lucky Horseshoe At-a-Glance
Lucky Horseshoe is a small neighborhood that sits between Taylor Boulevard and Southern Parkway, between Central and Longfield Avenues. Churchill Downs makes up the largest park of Lucky Horseshoe, thus the neighborhood’s name.
Lucky Horseshoe is primarily residential, with only a few small businesses, such as Tickled Pink Memorabilia Mall.
Lucky Horseshoe Demographics
Based on 2020 census data; numbers approximate
The BOB Process
Community Planning Sessions
GIVING RESIDENTS A SEAT AT THE TABLE
We held two community planning sessions at the Kentucky Derby Museum to gather input on what residents wanted to see in their community.
The community meetings also provide a great opportunity for us to explain what the BOB process looks like for their community.
There was a lot of interest in BOB since it was a brand new program, but also since Derby 150 was right around the corner.
After the planning sessions, residents were able to visit the Kentucky Derby Museum for free!
Neighborhood Canvassing
DOOR-TO-DOOR, FACE-TO-FACE
The Lucky Horseshoe neighborhood was canvassed in February and March with volunteers going door-to-door with asking residents what they needed for their homes and what they wanted to see in their community.
Put door knocking effort was also joined by Louisville Grows as they were looking for residents interested in adopting a free tree that we would later plant.
BIG BOB DAY!
BOB’s BIGGEST day
BOB: Lucky Horseshoe culminated into a big day of celebration on Saturday, April 6th, 2024. The day included:
🐱 LMAS Vaccine Clinic
🌳 Community tree planting
🩺 UofL Health Mobile Clinic
🚒 Touch-A-Truck with Louisville Fire
🧹 BrightSide neighborhood cleanup
💊 Medication drop-off with the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office
🔒 Gun lock giveaway
🚲 Bike repair consultations
🗳️ Voter registration
📚 Free books activities for kids!
433 doors knocked
433 BOB bags stuffed & distributed
60 trees planted
47 pet vaccines administered (rabies, DAPP, & FVRCP)
45 resident surveys completed
32 secure gun storage lessons
29 animal licenses issued
27 books given away
24 Resource Fair partner tables
17 gun locks distributed
15 bags of trash picked up
12 streetlights installed on Longfield Avenue
11 smoke alarms installed
11 trash/recycle carts repaired or replaced
10 homes repairs (everything from new siding to new furnaces!)
10 animal microchips
10 rain barrels installed
5 home health screenings
5 alley numbers installed
3 radon tests requested
3 dumpsters filled
2 "yardens" installed
1 Gallopalooza horse placed on Taylor Blvd
1 Little Free Library
1 beehive humanely removed and relocated
$2,500 in FREE pet food and supplied distributed
BOB: Lucky Horseshoe By the Numbers