The city’s sewer system isn’t the only contributor to the local stench problem. But it’s one of them.
And this month officials with the Louisville Metropolitan Sewer District are hosting two meetings to update residents on efforts to tame the stench.
The Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting and LPM News have covered the city’s frustrating fetor for years. Last year, resident complaints to the city’s Air Pollution Control District hit a six-year high. The complaints described smells like acetone, rotten eggs, burnt hair and dead bodies…