One hundred forty-nine (149) Kentucky cities will receive a direct allocation from the national opioid settlement on or shortly after Dec. 15, 2022.
After each election, KLC staff travels to locations across the state to provide City Officials Orientation (COO) sessions to educate newly elected and re-elected officials on city government basics. Attendees will learn about the structure and fun...
KET will air a town hall-style discussion about how cities and counties are strengthening communities through economic development in Building Opportunities: A KET Forum.
The Kentucky League of Cities created a calendar of city-related recognition days, weeks, and months.
Congratulations to the City of Shively on obtaining KLC City of Ethics certification.
Registration deadlines for the spring semester classes at Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) are approaching. HR and other managers are encouraged to remind city employees about the Kentucky League of Cities’ unique tuition discount program. Links...
It’s not too early to think about the Kentucky League of Cities (KLC) Awards, the only program dedicated to recognizing Kentucky city officials, employees, and cities of all sizes. The 2023 awards nomination links are now Read More
The International Municipal Lawyers Association recognized KLC Director of Municipal Law Morgain Patterson as its 2022 Outstanding State League Counsel.
The Kentucky League of Cities assisted the city finance construction of the building that will offer 24-hour emergency services.
The NLC Public Finance Consortium elected Kentucky League of Cities (KLC) Director of Corporate Law & Financial Services Robyn Miller to serve as chair.
Congratulations to the City of Nicholasville on obtaining KLC City of Ethics recertification.
The Kentucky League of Cities presented a RISE Award (Resilience. Impact. Service. Encouragement.) to Mayfield Mayor Kathy O’Nan and Prestonsburg Mayor Les Stapleton.
KLC swore in a new president, Southgate Mayor James Hamberg, and a new first and second vice president.
Broadband providers can apply for grants through Kentucky’s Office of Broadband Development to fund pole replacements in underserved areas.
Treasury requires non-entitlement units of local government to submit additional information and supporting documents to comply fully with the ARPA final rule.
The latest guidance, allocation figures, and answers to frequently asked questions for city funds provided through the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA).