The Kentucky League of Cities is committed to modeling equity, diversity, and inclusivity for its staff and members. As a follow-up to the successful roll-out of Equity and Inclusion virtual trainings in 2022, KLC has created an Equity & Inclusion...
Congratulations to the City of Hillview on obtaining KLC City of Ethics certification.
The Kentucky Heritage Council has released the 2023-2027 Kentucky State Historic Preservation Plan.
Congratulations to the City of West Buechel for obtaining its City of Ethics recertification.
KLC is accepting orders for the 2023 City Officials Legal Handbook.
The Federal Department of Transportation (DOT) announced its random drug and alcohol testing rates for 2023.
As of Jan. 6, 2023, prospective employers must conduct a pre-employment query of the DOT Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse to comply with CDL driver inquiry requirements.
The Kentucky League of Cities Mayor-to-Mayor Program is a peer-to-peer program provided by KLC that matches newly elected mayors with experienced mayors.
The 2023 Regular Session of the General Assembly is underway. Legislators are meeting to discuss dozens of measures, including several that will impact cities. KLC is also advocating for measures that the KLC Board of Directors identified as cruci...
On June 25, 2022, the federal Safer Communities Act of 2022 became law.
The Kentucky Municipal Clerks Association is accepting nominations for its KMCA 2023 Clerk of the Year Award. Applications are due Feb. 28, 2023.
The City Officials Academy is an intense two-and-a-half-day training packed with practical information to benefit city leaders in their jobs. Whether newly elected, newly appointed, or a seasoned official seeking a refresher course on the basics, ...
The Education & Labor Cabinet Department of Workplace Standards notified KLC that public administration employers, including cities, had a higher than average injury rate.
Many cities across the state are preparing for newly elected officials to begin serving on Jan. 1. These are a few important first steps to ease the transition.
Effective Jan. 1, 2023, new documentation is required for customers to qualify for the residential exemption from sales tax on utilities pursuant to KRS 139.470.