Shelter-in-Place Order in Louisville
A shelter-in-place order was issued after a plane crashed in Louisville, resulting in a large fire and a significant smoke plume. The restriction area has now been reduced to within a quarter mile of 7501 Grade Lane, the hazardous waste drop-off site south of the airport.
Health Department Advisory
The health department recommends that all homes and businesses inside the shelter-in-place zone turn off air intake systems, including heating and air conditioning, as soon as possible to limit exposure.
How to Stay Informed
- Download the WLKY app for real-time alerts.
- Sign up for the city’s LENSAlert system for notifications.
Follow the Incident Updates
Stay updated on the crash and fire by following ongoing reports and alerts.
"A shelter-in-place has been issued after a plane crashed in Louisville, causing a massive fire and a giant plume of smoke."
Summary: The shelter-in-place order in Louisville was narrowed to a small area near 7501 Grade Lane following a plane crash, with authorities advising residents to shut off air systems and stay informed through local alerts.