Abandoned Shopping Carts can be a Problem for Cities, Businesses and the Public.
Municipal utilities are ceasing water shutoffs and reconnecting service to customers in an effort to address the public health emergency.
It is important to educate yourself and to confirm any information you receive with verified resources.
Animal control in a city is an issue that leads to many questions from our members, especially in cities where there is no city animal control officer.
The first in a series of articles on changes made to the alcohol regulatory fee statute.
Summer festival season is here. This guide outlines how alcohol may be sold at fairs and festivals.
These boundaries will once again be used to determine city population totals in the 2020 Decennial Census.
Budget season is almost upon us yet again and important dates and requirements are coming soon.
The primary election is on May 21. Here's a reminder on the laws governing the sale of alcohol.
The U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division provides specific guidance as to what a “service animal” is.
Recently, the Kentucky Office of Attorney General sent out a communication notifying Mayors and City Attorneys of legislation that amends the Open Meetings and Open Records Acts. The information contained the following summaries:
Quota Retail by the Drink Change As of June 7, 2018, quota retail drink licenses are now treated the same as all other alcohol licenses that cities may issue due to the regulatory repeal of 804 KAR 9:050. This means that any city t...
Body-Worn Camera Open Records Requests House Bill 373, a KLC Initiative passed during the 2018 session, created a new law that reduces the burden on cities in complying with open records requests involving body-worn came...