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General Information $109.717 by 2008 or 17% over the 2003 average 9,967 workers commute to Louisville for jobs . . while 8,109 residents leave to work elsewhere. mcome estImate. Approximately 19% (2,330) of those that work Employment and CommutinQ in Louisville also reside in the community. The 2000 Census found 16,166 jobs in The majority of Louisville residents who work Louisville. Of these, 43% were in commute outside of Louisville and drive alone manufacturing and 29% were service jobs. Jobs (81 % of employees). Out of those residents that in the service sector are expected to increase by commute, approximately 70% commute 10 to 14% from 2000 to 2015, to comprise about one- 30 minutes one-way. In Louisville, the average third of all jobs in Louisville. A corresponding employee holds 1.3 jobs (full- and part-time decline in production related jobs is projected combined.), compared to the regional average by 2015. There is a relative balance between of about 1.2 jobs per employee. The number the number of residents who are employed and of employees is therefore lower than the the number of employees working in the city: number of jobs. Resources from: City of Louisville, 2005 Updated Comprehensive Plan. Miscellaneous Statistics .:. Louisville has one police station with 38 full-time staff, including 33 sworn officers, 15 patrol units, 3 detective cars, 1 SUV, 2 code enforcement trucks responding to 22,000 events per service year. .:. Louisville has a Water fund that supports 125 miles of water mains, treating and moving nearly 3.0 million gallons to residents on average per day at two water treatment plants. The Wastewater Fund maintains 118 miles of sewage lines, which ships sewage to the Coal Creek sewage treatment plant. .:. The local water shed for the City's water supply is South Boulder Creek Basin and its supply is diverted at Eldorado Springs then treated and delivered to the residents of Louisville. The City also obtains water from Cater Lake. .:. Recreation is a high priority in Louisville, with 27 parks, one 18 hole golf course, 11 bocci ball courts, 2 swimming pools, 1 arts/cultural center, 11 tennis courts, 1 in-line skating rink and 1 skate park. The Recreation/Senior Center offers over 1,644 recreational opportunities for adults, seniors and youth during a given year including; ballet, Kids-Nite- Out, music, arts, gymnastics, swimming and all types of sports. Overall attendance (daily visits/recreation programs) is projected to be 268,174 participants in 2005. A new 17 acre community park should be available for use by the spring of 2006. .:. Louisville has 185 lane miles of streets, which the City repairs, replaces, sweeps and clears of snow. The City also funds the replacement of curbs, gutters, and sidewalks. .:. Louisville has a Moody's rating of "Aaa" for its Water Resources Revenue Bonds, and a Standards & Poors Insured Rating of "AAA" and an Underlying Rating of "A" for its Sales Tax Revenue Bonds. .:. Louisville maintains internal service funds, which allocate the cost of replacing vehicles and computer equipment to spread the costs of replacements over time. This includes a building maintenance fund used for repairs to the City's buildings and a fleet fund for replacement of city vehicles. 3