Oak Grove Recertified as City of Ethics

The City of Oak Grove again demonstrated its dedication to ethical leadership and good governance by completing its recertification training for the KLC Certified City of Ethics program.

Through recertification training with KLC Personnel Services Managing Attorney Chris Johnson, Oak Grove city officials reaffirmed their commitment to transparency, fairness, and integrity in city operations. This achievement places Oak Grove among a distinguished group of Kentucky cities prioritizing ethical decision-making and conflict resolution.

From left to right: Councilmember Isaiah Spencer, Councilmember Edward Cook, City Clerk Lorelynn Fisher, Councilmember Janet Edwards, Councilmember Jean Leavell, Councilmember John Campbell, and Councilmember Richard Baker.

👏 The voluntary KLC City of Ethics Program recognizes cities that go above and beyond to establish strong ethical principles and practices. It's not just a title — it's a testament to a city's dedication to doing what's right for its community.

💡 Join Oak Grove and other cities across Kentucky in setting the standard for ethical governance. Learn how your city can become a Certified City of Ethics today!