Metro Council Member, District 24· 2025-01-01 to 2029-01-01 (month-level start: 2025-01 per Legistar OfficeRecord (Metro Council); month-level end: 2029-01 per Legistar OfficeRecord term end the preceding Dec 31)
Ginni Mulvey-Woolridge
Louisville
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 19
- Total speaking time
- 36:07
- Avg per meeting
- 1:54
- Segments
- 509
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Top issues during term (20)(Environment)
Urban Forest Master Plan implementation
Unknown — the committee is still waiting on an updated financial impact statement.
Plant Based Treaty Endorsement
Unknown — no cost figures were discussed.
Lights Out Louisville bird migration lighting resolution
Sponsor Lyninger said the resolution is carefully worded to add no cost to the city.
Plant-based treaty endorsement request
Advocates say plant-based eating could lower healthcare costs for residents.
Athletic facility in the Floyds Fork overlay
The project adds about 194,777 square feet of impervious surface, including two synthetic turf fields and 159 planned parking spaces.
Proposed FEDOOP Operating Permit for NexGen Contracting – Louisville
Proposed Title V Construction Permit for Bakelite Synthetics
Community Wide Cleanup and waterway cleanup collaboration
Cleanup handled by volunteers with city bulk-item pickup for large debris.
Cool Roof and Solarize workshops
The program shifted from a $100,000 annual budget to a grant fund, and more than $16 million in green investment has flowed into the community through these programs.
Harris Creek streambank stabilization funding
Metro covers the final $136,336.49 of a $2.6 million project, with roughly $2 million federal and $500,000 state already committed.
Donation policy for conservation easements
Criteria too broad could stretch the program beyond its resources; too narrow could forgo valuable conservation land.
Tree plantings sponsored by Brown-Forman and LG&E KU
Trash for Cash matching funds
Matching funds for the program are still being finalized.
Pollinator Garden Workshop expansion
Sazerac partnership trash bins
Unpermitted dwelling on Culbertson Conservation Easement
Chamberlain Lane scenic corridor designation
No ongoing city maintenance cost — the designation mainly adds requirements on future developers along the road.
2030 clean-energy goal off track
Electricity costs run $12-13 million a year; meeting the goal could require utility-scale investment in the hundreds of millions.
Riverfront floodplain home at 4519 River Road
Possible Jefferson County Poor Farm Cemetery on development site
Decisions during term (0)
Recorded while Mulvey-Woolridge was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
No decisions found matching Environment.
Voting record (0)(Environment)
No votes found matching Environment.