BOB: Wyandotte-Oakdale
BOB: Wyandotte-Oakdale
IN PROGRESS: SPRING 2026
Wyandotte-Oakdale At-a-Glance
Wyandotte, originally known as Oakdale, is a historic south Louisville neighborhood rooted in the city’s early suburban growth.
Developed in the 1890s following the opening of Iroquois Park, the area grew as a middle-class community connected by expanding streetcar lines. Oakdale incorporated in 1904 and became part of Louisville in 1922. The opening of Wyandotte Park in 1935 helped shape the neighborhood’s identity and led to its official renaming in the 1970s, although many residents still proudly call it Oakdale.
Its modern boundaries are Longfield Avenue to the north, Taylor Boulevard to the west, I-264 to the south, and Southern Parkway to the east.
Wyandotte-Oakdale Demographics
Based on 2020 census data; numbers approximate
Are you a Wyandotte-Oakdale resident?
Residents of Wyandotte-Oakdale can sign up for FREE services at or in their home, such as a tree, smoke detector, soil test, or home repair (if you qualify). All services are at no cost to residents! We’ll also be going door-to-door with our BOB Menu asking what you need, so you’ll have an opportunity to fill it out online, in-person, or mail it in.
It’s also an opportunity to share your great ideas or suggestions about the neighborhood, such as opportunities for a crosswalk, placements for a public trash can, or park improvements.
After a resident completes the survey, we will reach out to coordinate services. Easy peasy!
Join us for a
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Say Hi at the Fish Fry!
Friday, March 20
5 pm - 7 pm
Most Blessed Sacrament
3509 Taylor Boulevard -
Chill with Chappell
Saturday, April 4
10 am - NoonWyandotte Park
1104 Beecher Street -
Volunteer Day
Saturday, May 9
11 am - 1 pm
Wyandotte Park
1104 Beecher Street