Cities must file all required forms with the Kentucky Public Pensions Authority if rehiring retired police officers. Failure to do so could cause a serious financial issue.
Read MoreFifty-three Kentucky cemeteries currently participate in the Wreaths Across America program, including several that are city-run.
Read MoreWhether cities need to pay employees for time offices are closed due to inclement weather depends on the employee's status and your city policy.
Read MoreThree recent studies can help city officials understand their local housing.
Read MoreUnderstanding the Kentucky Supreme Court’s recent decision in Shively Police Department v. Courier Journal, Inc regarding the application of certain law enforcement exemptions
Read MoreThe national program can help promote the care and management of public trees in your community.
Read MoreState law requires employers give employees reasonable time off to vote, but there are some caveats.
Read MoreA new KLC program provides municipal utilities focused lobbying, training, networking, events management, and access to KLC staff and resources.
Read MoreAbandoned Properties Can Be Diamonds in the Rough.
Read MoreAs employers, cities can help raise awareness during May and throughout the year of the important role mental health plays in our lives.
Read MoreThe Kentucky Brownfield Program (KBP) created a new tool to help city officials understand how vacant, abandoned, and underutilized properties can offer opportunities.
Read MoreThe Department for Local Government (DLG) recently increased the maximum mayor and legislative body member pay for 2024.
Read MorePreparation and Planning Go a Long Way to Success
Read MoreThe KLC Municipal Law Department discusses city fraternization policies and the very real liability concerns that romance in the workplace can pose.
Read MoreGrants Can Help Cities Clean Up
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