Supporting local communities means providing them with the specialized technical expertise needed to navigate complex regulatory requirements and maximize funding opportunities. Here at LTADD, we take pride in helping cities and counties manage sustainable growth while protecting the regional environmental assets and infrastructure that make Central Kentucky a great place to live. That is why…
Supporting local communities means providing them with the specialized technical expertise needed to navigate complex regulatory requirements. Here at LTADD, we take pride in helping counties manage sustainable growth while protecting the regional environmental assets and infrastructure that make Central Kentucky a great place to live. Recently, LTADD Engineer Technician Cade Bowen presented Bullitt County…
At LTADD, our mission has always been rooted in a simple philosophy: by bringing local leaders and civic governments together, we can accomplish vital objectives that no single community could achieve entirely on their own. We are constantly seeking innovative, data-driven ways to help our region’s municipalities thrive. That is why we are pleased to…
At LTADD, we are dedicated to fostering growth and improvement across our eight-county region. But recently, we found ourselves facing a challenge much closer to home: our own success. As LTADD has experienced rapid expansion over the past couple of years, our team has grown alongside our impact. While this growth is a testament to…
At LTADD, our mission is driven by the talented individuals who work behind the scenes to improve our region’s infrastructure and services. This month, we are proud to spotlight Nick Douthitt, our April Employee of the Month, whose technical skills and positive attitude have made him a standout member of our team. Nick serves as…
Driving progress: LTADD CAPE team hosting virtual learning session on Pavement Condition Rating System Managing miles of county roads and dozens of bridges is a monumental task for any county or city. Traditionally, deciding which road gets paved next was often a game of “who called the office most.” Today, Kentucky counties are shifting toward…
Exciting progress is happening in Meade County! We are thrilled to share an update on the construction of the county’s new, state-of-the-art animal shelter. This $2.5 million facility represents a major investment in the community, made possible by five years of diligent budgeting by county leadership. The new facility will replace the current shelter, which…
RFP: Bridge Replacement in Green County (KY) The Lincoln Trail Area Development District (LTADD), on behalf of the Green County Government, is seeking experienced and qualified contractors to provide a complete bridge replacement of Liletown Road Bridge crossing Greasy Creek. The Green County Government secured City-County Bridge Improvement Program (CCBIP) funds to complete the bridge…
Green County Judge/Executive John Frank announced that Green County Government has been awarded an $856,790 City-County Bridge Improvement Program (CCBIP) grant to reconstruct the Liletown Bridge over Greasy Creek. CCBIP is administered by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) Department of Rural and Municipal Aid. The announcement was made by Governor Andy Beshear during his weekly…
Two representatives from the Lincoln Trail Area Development District Engineering division presented at the Kentucky Association of Counties (KACo) Annual Conference about opportunities for local governments to better understand their infrastructure needs and how this information can translate into funding. Engineering Director Charlie Allen and GIS Specialist Ava Oljeski presented “Turning Road Data into Road…
