Community

Crescent Hill residents have always been dedicated to their community. More than 100 years ago, the Crescent Hill Improvement Club was conceived, encouraging the Crescent Hill Forward Club and Community Club to come thereafter. Residents take pride in their community, presenting diverse events while fostering neighborhood unity. Community Events in Crescent Hill include a Chili Cook-Off, Mayor’s Neighborhood Summit and a community-wide Yard Sale, along with several holiday themed events.

Education

Emmet Field Elementary has been a pillar in Crescent Hill for nearly 100 years. Over the last two years, the state test scores have increased and now ranks Field Elementary #9 in the county. Field Elementary is also a national Blue Ribbon School, one of only four in the state.

Economy/Job Market

The local marketplace in Louisville is as diverse as its residents. From distillery and spirit distribution to health care and food service, Louisville offers a bevy of professional avenues for its residents. Major employers include the manufacturing centers of Ford Motor Co. and General Electric as well as a major hub for United Parcel Service.

Attractions/Points of Interest

In the heart of downtown Louisville, residents head to Fourth Street Live! The entertainment complex hosts outdoor entertainment, events, dining and shopping. Louisville is a bustling arts town with resident theater, opera, and orchestra and ballet companies. Families can visit the Louisville Zoo, The Louisville Science Center, Rauch Planetarium or the Louisville Slugger Museum. Look back in time with the fossils at the Falls of the Ohio State Park, sink 100 feet below ground to the Louisville Mega Cavern or head to the most famous racetrack in the country, Churchill Downs. A short drive from Crescent Hill sits Jefferson Memorial Forest, providing hiking, picnicking, camping, boating and fishing. Enjoy the transportation of the past by taking a cruise on the Ohio River on a steamboat with a real paddle wheel.