City of

Crestwood, Kentucky

City Commission Meeting

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Join our City Commission meeting in person at the Deibel Barn at The Maples Park (6826 Highway 22, Crestwood) or via webcast the second Wednesday of every month at 7:30pm. 

Park restrooms and splash pad will be closed Tuesday October 3 all day due to waterline work near the Maples Park. We are sorry for any inconvenience.

The City of Crestwood held a public meeting to review Preliminary Master Planning Concepts for the City on Wednesday, August 30, 2023. To review the plans and posted answers to comments and questions, please click on the EVENTS page and click on ‘City of Crestwood Preliminary Master Plan Meeting’.

 

The City of Crestwood supports the Luxemburger family and expresses deepest sympathy to his family. The behavior of the driver was unacceptable and the City supports the police who are doing their best to protect from such senseless tragedies. 

Admired, Honored, Loved

‘JAKE’ JOHN LEWIS LUXEMBURGER IV

 

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Welcome to
Crestwood, Kentucky

from Mayor Jim Kramer

As Mayor of the City of Crestwood, I’m happy to welcome you to our wonderful community just outside of the greater Louisville area in Oldham County.

With beautiful neighborhoods, extraordinary schools, great restaurants and businesses and a rich cultural history, Crestwood is the ideal place to call home.

Although named Crestwood in 1909, the City was only incorporated more recently in 1970. Crestwood celebrates over fifty years as a City and is considered one of the most desirable places to live in the Country!

When I moved to Oldham County, I knew I wanted to get involved in my community and within 3 months I was serving on the City Council of the City of Park Lake.  After serving on the Park Lake City Council and two terms as Mayor, I talked with Mayor Deibel who was the Mayor of Crestwood and we discussed merging the cities together to provide a better experience for all citizens.  As part of the merger, I served on the City of Crestwood Board of Commissioners for 18 years. During my time as a Commissioner, I was surrounded by other like-minded individuals interested in maintaining the long-standing, neighborly community while promoting growth in a sustainable way. With that great experience and the long-standing mentorship of Dennis Deibel, Mayor of our City for 46 years (1973-2018), I was happy to be elected Mayor in 2018.

My goal as Mayor of Crestwood is to continue to nurture our City through community events at The Maples Park, while continuing to provide safe clean streets and neighborhoods.  We will continue to engage with interested businesses to add amenities and to promote existing businesses as essential pieces of our City. It is with pleasure and pride that I can contribute as a citizen of this City and when our Commissioners and I make decisions on behalf of our community, 

It’s all about what we can do to make the community a better place.

Thank you for reading,
Jim Kramer
Mayor

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Open Play Cafe hosted by the Oldham County Public Library

Mar 14 – Oct 10  9:30 am – 11:00 am at The Maples Park – Deibel Barn


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Temporary Closing of Park Restrooms & Splash Pad

Oct 3  All Day at The Maples Park


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South Oldham Fire Appreciation Day

Oct 14  11:00 am – 2:00 pm at The Maples Park – Rear Entrance

 The City of Crestwood supports the Luxemburger family and expresses our sympathy for the loss of Jake. The behavior of the driver was unacceptable and the City supports the police who are doing their best to protect from such senseless tragedies.

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