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	Valuable Web Resources Your membership to The Chamber Jeffersontown is your investment in this community. It is a chance to make sure your voice is heard and to be a part of an organization that makes things happen. The Chamber Jeffersontown is committed to being THE advocate and resource for the Jeffersontown business community. Here are some helpful links and resources that can be a benefit to you and your employees. City of Jeffersontown www.jeffersontownky.com More Helpful Links from the City of Jeffersontown (Little League, Youth Soccer, Youth Football, Veteran's Memorial Park, Miss Jeffersontown, etc.) Greater Louisville Convention and Visitors Bureau http://www.louisville-visitors.com/ Louisville Free Public Library http://www.lfpl.org/ KIPDA - Kentuckiana Regional Planning and Development Agency www.kipda.org The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce www.kychamber.com TARC Routes and Schedules www.ridetarc.com Kentucky Transportation Cabinet's Kentucky Driver History Records Website: http://dhr.ky.gov/DHRWeb/ Louisville Regional Airport Authority's Travel Tips www.flylouisville.com/info/traveltips.asp Indiana Department of Transportation Trivia Questions www.in.gov/indot/2768.htm Need more help? Call 502-267-1674 and you will find a Chamber staff person that is happy to help.


	Frequently Asked Questions...and answers! What are my Jeffersontown Taxes? How do I get a Business License? Who do I contact about Signage? Who do I contact to reserve the Jeffersontown Community Center? Call Mattie at Jeffersontown City Hall 502-267-8333. Can I get a list of the businesses in the Bluegrass Industrial Park? Can I get a list of Chamber Jeffersontown Members? You are invited to click here to see a full list of our membership. Only Chamber Jeffersontown Members have access to our detailed and bound Membership Directory and an updated Excel Spreadsheet of our Membership. If you are a member and would like this information, please call 502-267-1674. We do not give email addresses. If you are interested in becoming a member to get your company's name listed in this directory, please contact cpfister@jtownchamber.com or call 502-267-1674 to speak with our Membership Development Manager, Carolyn Pfister. MORE QUESTIONS? Please call the Chamber Office 502-267-1674.


	City of Jeffersontown The City of Jeffersontown is a pro-business full service community that is located in southeastern Jefferson County. It is a second-class city and is governed by a strong mayor/city council form of government with zoning authority. Jeffersontown has a full service 25 employee public works department and a 50 officer police force generally recognized as one of the finest in Kentucky. The population of Jeffersontown is approximately 27,500 residents and swells to a workforce of close to 50,000 daily. The diversity of business in Jeffersontown is stunning in breadth. The Jeffersontown economy includes not only the largest, most successful industrial park in the Commonwealth, but also portions of a premier commercial corridor (Hurstbourne Parkway), two large shopping centers (Stony Brook and Plainview), a small town neighborhood shopping district (Gaslight Square) and Jefferson County's fastest growing mixed use development (Blakenbaker Crossings).


	Bluegrass Research & Industrial Park Development of Bluegrass Industrial Park began in the mid 1960's. It was recognized that Jefferson County was lacking an undeveloped area for industrial growth. Leaders from throughout the county worked to identify the area east of downtown Louisville as a potential location for just such a site. The linchpin for the development was Jeffersontown annexing the then approximately 600 acres into its city. With the provision of city services, development took off. Bluegrass Industrial Park today consists of over 1,800 acres, approximately 750 businesses and nearly 38,000 employees. It features every type of business imaginable, from a four-year liberal arts degree college to numerous athletic facilities to not just industrial. The sheer size of the workforce creates demand for all types of services. The Park is served by two interstate interchanges, rail, high volume electrical and water service, fiber-optic wiring and underground utilities in newer sections. Bluegrass Industrial Park is located adjacent to I-64 approximately 15 minutes from downtown Louisville and 15 minutes from Louisville International Airport.


	Hurstbourne Parkway Corridor One of the premier commercial corridors in Jefferson County, Hurstbourne Parkway is quickly becoming a major north/south connector currently stretching from Westport Road on the north to Bardstown Road on the south. The section that borders Jeffersontown is from Shelbyville Road on the north to Taylorsville Road on the south. It includes numerous restaurants (approximately 100 in the area) and hotels (approximately 3,000 rooms in the area). Two major shopping developments are located in the Jeffersontown area of Hurstbourne, those being Plainview Shopping Center at Linn Station Road and Stony Brook Shopping Center at Taylorsville Road.


	Blankenbaker Crossings Blankenbaker Crossings located at Blankenbaker Parkway and I-64 is possibly the hottest real estate development area in the region. It is a mixed-use development that borders Bluegrass Industrial Park in the east. The development includes industrial uses, world headquarters such as Papa John's International, retail outlets, restaurants and even includes McKendree College, a four-year liberal arts degree college.


	Taylorsville Road Running through the heart of Jeffersontown, Taylorsville Road is lined with stately homes mixed with commercial uses. This thoroughfare has linked Louisville to Jeffersontown for close to 200 years. The intersection of Taylorsville Road and Watterson Trail has been the historical center of town since its formation.