We Are CPW
Central Park West Neighborhood Association (CPW) is an organization of Old Louisville residents working together to make our neighborhood the best place to live.
CPW represents All persons residing in or owning an interest in, any residential or nonresidential building located in the 700 block of South Seventh Street, the 600 block of West Ormsby Avenue, Ormsby Court, the 1300 and 1400 blocks of South Sixth Street, Floral Terrace, the 500 and 600 blocks of Park Avenue, 600 block of Myrtle Street, the 500 and 600 block of Magnolia Avenue and the 1400 block of Levering Street in Louisville, Kentucky.
Our neighborhood is dedicated to fostering community engagement, cohesion, preservation, stewardship and public safety and continues to work with its community, businesses and government groups to serve the needs of the wider Old Louisville Neighborhood.
CPW President
Emily Reid
Marketing professional and live music fan, I am a married mother of three who loves being part of Central Park West! You'll find me either walking our black lab Indigo rain or shine in the park, or on my back porch playing Yahtzee with family and friends.
CPW Vice President
Matt Wilson
Ceramicist, mustache enthusiast, mildly overzealous home closet organizer
Matt believes in the power of small acts of community service to positively impact large social issues
CPW Treasurer
Penny Johnson
Penny became a resident of Floral Terrace when she discovered this forgotten walking court in August, 1988. She and Jed then began their own "this old house" project.
She has held many officer and chair posts with CPW and continues to volunteer in fundraising events, neighborhood clean-ups, restoration projects and social activities.
Currently enjoying her retirement, Penny is continuing her interests in preservation, local historical research, gardening, kayaking, travel AND sharing their front porch with many dear friends for over 30 years and counting.
CPW Reporter
Kate Meador
Kate is a public history professional and old house lover. Mom of two rambunctious little girls and wife to a math nerd. When she's not fixing up old houses or convincing small humans to put on their shoes, Kate is reading, teaching herself to play ukulele and knitting.