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.
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Lexington - January 16-18 and Owensboro - January 23-25. The KLC City Officials Academy (COA) is an intense two-and-a-half-day training packed with practical information for city officials with all levels of experience.
New mayor? Experienced mayor? This new service brings mayors from similar size cities together to share ideas and experiences. Sign up now to be part of the no-cost program.
Check out the dates and locations for these events, created to educate newly-elected officials and update seasoned city officials on important legal, legislative and ethics requirements, as well as other news to use in starting the new year.
Sidewalks can be a big safety liability. This short video features KLCIS Loss Control Specialists Ben Cook and Aaron Parrish on the importance of sidewalk practices, inspections, policies and ordinances. Watch and share with staff.
KLC member cities that are a part of the Kentucky Certified Drug Free Workplace Program (DFWP) are required to provide annual training to employees and supervisors. KLC has created an online training video that can be utilized to meet these training requiremen...
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Use this Kentucky-based mass communications system to notify residents or customers via phone, email and/or text. Send out emergency information to everyone, or communicate something as limited as a lost pet in a specific neighborhood.
An order handed down Thursday morning affirms a lower court ruling declaring the pension reform law, Senate Bill 151, unconstitutional. The state's high court agreed the bill did not meet the three-reading requirement in the Kentucky Constitution.
Watch and share these short safety videos from KLCIS Loss Control featuring KLCIS members. This month's video is about preventing winter slips, trips and falls.
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