Being a "smart city" means more than just advanced technology - it is also a commitment to quality management, security and procurement. 

Most Kentucky cities don’t need an app to find parking or avoid traffic jams. However, they can enjoy smart infrastructure upgrades funded with energy savings. LED lighting (building and street) connected with real-time adjustments and feedback, real-time energy monitoring, advanced metering infrastructure (AMI), and water and wastewater treatment plant upgrades all make cities “smarter.” We will share insights on how this infrastructure can send and receive data, enabling officials to efficiently operate their utilities and reduce pressure on rates. 

REGISTRATION IS FREE AND LUNCH IS PROVIDED.

Presenters: Anthony Wright and Brandon Marcum, Harshaw Trane

Who should attend? Mayors, City & Utility Managers and Public Works Directors

Wednesday, August 28

KLC training room
100 East Vine Street, 4th floor
Lexington, KY 40507

Registration: 9:30 - 10:00 a.m.
Session: 10:00 a.m. - Noon
Lunch: Noon

Optional tour of the KLC offices and meet staff* after lunch

Credit: 2 hours of City Officials Training Center credit and/or Training Incentive Program (House Bill 119) credit.

*Contact KLC staff to meet one-on-one while you're in the office. Staff contact information is available here or by calling 800-876-4552. Suggested parking is available at the Lexington Transit Center Garage, just past the building on Vine Street.