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September is City Government Month
The KLC Board of Directors declared September City Government Month in Kentucky, a yearly celebration of cities and KLC's free civics education program for elementary schools.
KLC Announces 2021 Award Winners
KLC is proud to recognize the 2021 City Government of the Year, Elected City Official of the Year, and City Employee of the Year.
KLC Cancels 2021 Conference & Expo
With the number of COVID cases in Kentucky continuing to climb, KLC leadership made the difficult decision to cancel the 2021 Conference & Expo planned for September 21-24.
Cities at Risk: Cybersecurity Has Never Been More Important
KLC Partnership program provides IT and cyber assistance customized for cities.
KLC Toolkit Resources for Members
KLC provides a number of valuable toolkit resources for members
Taylor Mill - New KLC Certified City of Ethics
Congratulations to the City of Taylor Mill on achieving the KLC Certified City of Ethics status.
Has Your City Passed a HB 119 Ordinance?
HB 119 provides training incentives for city officials.
Updated Publication of Open Records Guide Requires City Action
Cities must distribute an updated version of the attorney general's open records guide within 60 days of receipt.
Attorney General Releases Updated Open Records Information
Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron filed emergency administrative regulations in June that adopt a standardized open request form for use by public agencies.
Get to Know Our KLC Cornerstone Partners
KLC Cornerstone Partners are city-friendly companies that support programs for our members.
New Attorney General Guidance on Open Records/Open Meetings
The Kentucky Office of the Attorney General released new guidance that public agencies should operate as if provisions of Senate Bill 150 (2020) expire on June 28, 2021.
Cities Offered Free Web-based Development Tool
A new project is making the web-based business retention platform Bludot available, free of charge, to Kentucky cities.
Congress Adds Juneteenth as Federal Holiday
The federal government made June 19, “Juneteenth,” a federal holiday. Cities can designate their own holidays within their personnel policies.
