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Terri Johnson on February 1, 2021

Are you looking forward to getting out of the house and going somewhere? After a year of living through a pandemic, people are more than eager to get out.

Even during a pandemic, love can find a way. And unfortunately for cities, sometimes that love can come in the form of employee relationships.

Morgain Patterson on January 14, 2021

Now that things have settled down at city hall, it is time to talk about open records and open meetings.

The EEOC released new guidance addressing questions of how to implement a policy of mandatory vaccination of employees without running afoul of established employment laws.

A new Congressional bill intended to further blunt the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic continues to dominate the news.

Terri Johnson on December 9, 2020

The Kentucky League of Cities now provides members with a platform to post requests for proposals (RFPs) and requests for qualifications (RFQs) on the KLC website free.

Snow is falling and the holidays are here. KLC has received several inquiries from cities interested in what limitations they have in giving bonuses.

Many cities across the state are preparing for newly elected officials to begin serving on January 1.

Morgain Patterson on January 8, 2021

Governor Andy Beshear issued Executive Order 2020-968 on November 18, 2020, which contains new restrictions to combat the rapid increase in COVID-19 cases.

During November, we spend more time reflecting on all the things that we are thankful for, why not take time to reflect on how thankful you are for your outstanding employees.

Morgain Patterson on October 30, 2020

Attorney General Daniel Cameron filed a motion to intervene in a civil action in defense of the Claims Against Local Governments Act (CALGA).

Morgain Patterson on October 20, 2020

Municipal utilities may resume service cutoffs for nonpayment effective November 6, 2020.

Chris Johnson on October 20, 2020

With Halloween around the corner, the KLC Municipal Law Dept. thought this might be a good time to remind you about a spooky problem that may be lurking deep in your city.

Employers Should Prepare for Possible Overtime

While you’re preparing for the return of the polls, be sure to review your city’s voting leave policy, as well as Kentucky law to ensure an understanding of the requirements.

Limited Guidance Issued on the Payroll Tax Deferral Beginning September 1, 2020