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Second Round of National Stockpile PPE Assets Being Distributed

March 26, 2020

Kentucky Department for Public Health Commissioner Steven Stack is advising cities of more asset distribution.

KLC Safety Grant Deadline Extended

March 25, 2020

This grant is for the KLCIS Workers’ Compensation insurance members.

KLC Member Pricing on PPE - Coveralls, Gloves, Alcohol Wipes

March 22, 2020

First Responder Resources for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Telemedicine Services for Your Employees

March 23, 2020

During the current crisis, telemedicine services are often recommended. KLC's HealthiestYou program provides services to KLC Health Insurance members at no cost to employees.

New date: Media Relations/Crisis Management Training for Police

March 16, 2020

KACP Training for police on handling media.

KLC Insurance Video- Safety Data Sheets

March 6, 2020

Join KLC loss control staff and KLC Insurance members as they review safety issues.

Cyber Threats Keep you Up at Night? They Should

March 2, 2020

Sophicity, KLC’s longtime IT consulting partner, “IT in a Box,” has lowered the price on packages.

Upcoming Grant Deadlines

March 12, 2020

Check out upcoming deadlines for various grants.

Risk Rating or Community Rating?

February 13, 2020

There are several variables that impact the insurance premiums in Kentucky. Do you know how to get the best deal for your municipality?

2020 ARIDE Training for Police

February 10, 2020

Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement (ARIDE) is scheduled throughout Kentucky for police. There is no registration fee.

KLC Insurance Video - Forklift Safety

January 10, 2020

Share with staff who operate equipment and stay safe!

2020 Ti Firearms Simulator Training Schedule for Police

January 7, 2020

KLC Insurance Services provides firearms simulator training to officers from KLC insured police departments.

Public Officials Bonds: Is Your City Complying with the Law?

February 13, 2020

Stories top the news when local, state or federal officials mishandle government resources. It’s not the kind of publicity any city wants. Is your city following the rules?