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KLC Women’s Lunchtime Series Back by Popular Demand

The Kentucky League of Cities has extended its Women’s Lunchtime Series through the remainder of 2023 and into 2024. The popular networking series began in 2022 following the highly rated inaugural Women in City Government Summit. The one-hour-lon...

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KLC Launches New Surplus Property Page

Make the KLC Surplus Page Your First Stop to Post or Obtain Surplus Property.

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Get On Board!

The Kentucky League of Cities has the statutory responsibility to recommend members for appointment to several state boards, commissions, task forces, and work groups.

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Safe Streets and Roads for All Grants Application Now Open

The Safe Streets and Roads for All grants fiscal year 2023 Notice of Funding Opportunity (NFO) is available on grants.gov.

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2023 Community Wildfire Defense Grant Program

Thirty-seven Kentucky counties and their incorporated cities should begin preparing now for 2023 Community Wildfire Defense Grants.

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ARPA Reports Due April 30

Cities must submit ARPA reports to the Treasury Department by April 30 each calendar year regardless of whether any money is expended.

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KLC Announces Dr. Joseph W. Coleman Memorial Scholarship

The Dr. Joseph W. Coleman Memorial Scholarship supports students pursuing a Master of Public Administration degree.

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KLC and MSU Recognize Two Years of Successful Partnership

The Kentucky League of Cities (KLC) and Murray State University (MSU) reached a two-year milepost in a partnership that helps city officials expand economic development opportunities in their communities. KLC and MSU Read More


Bowling Green Recertified as a KLC City of Ethics

Congratulations to the City of Bowling for obtaining its City of Ethics recertification.

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Cities Can Apply for KPDI Round 2 Funding

Cities can now apply for Round 2 of the Kentucky Product Development Initiative (KPDI).

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Franklin Recertified as a KLC City of Ethics

Congratulations to the City of Franklin for obtaining KLC City of Ethics recertification.

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Final Notice to Cities from KYOSH

The Education and Labor Cabinet Department of Workplace Standards is preparing a final notice to dozens of cities regarding the opportunity to participate in KYSAFE.

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KLC Survey: Unhoused (Homeless) and Housing in Your City

As KLC continues to identify best practices, forge partnerships, and develop resources, we are asking what cities are doing to address housing issues in their communities.

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KLC Offers Dine Like A Diplomat® Training

Dine Like A Diplomat® is a training course focused on dining, etiquette, and protocol.

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Cities Reminded to Report State Road Closures

KYTC requires cities to report state road closures, preferably at least 60 days in advance.

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Study Highlights BlueOval SK Battery Park Economic Impact

A new study conducted by the Kentucky League of Cities (KLC) and Murray State University shows the potential economic impact of the BlueOval SK Battery Park on local governments in Hardin County and the surrounding region. Once at full employment ...

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