Kentucky League of Cities
100 East Vine St. Ste. 800
Lexington, KY 40507
Phone: 800.876.4552
Fax: 859.977.3703
The Kentucky League of Cities serves as the united voice of cities by supporting community innovation, effective leadership and quality governance.
KLC Member Services should be a city’s first call.
KLC is the united voice of Kentucky’s cities.
KLC is the quick and reliable source for legal information about city government.
Business Central is an umbrella for business opportunities for both businesses and KLC members.
Follow correct procedures for budget work sessions and review KLC's FAQ's for information on budget planning, procedures and ordinances. Contact the KLC Legal Department for more information or with questions.
Become a featured city online! Send us a photo of your city and we'll help you show it off! Contact KLC Communications for more information. Learn more about Hopkinsville at the city's website.
Senator Damon Thayer, KLC Legislative Liason Bryanna Carroll, KLC Vice President and Midway Mayor Tom Bozarth, KLC President and Lyndon Mayor Susan Barto, former Representative Mike Cherry and Governor Steve Beshear at the Senate Bill 2 signing.
Staying true to its mission, KLC supports community innovation, effective leadership and quality governance with annual awards to cities, local elected officials and city employees. Winners receive statewide recognition and a monetary donation to help further community programs!
Also, review KLC's FAQ's for budget planning, procedures and ordinances. Contact the KLC Legal Department for more information or with questions.
Cities are eligible for funds from the Bikes Belong Coalition. Applications due May 24.
The KLC Board of Directors will meet June 20 to begin the process of defining KLC's legislative priorities for 2014. Suggestions wanted!
Whether it be insuring cities for liability or property, or providing benefits to municipal employees, we've got you covered.
Find out more about KLC's Open Records Policy and view our financial statements and disclosures.
