Shape the Future of Kentucky’s Infrastructure
The Kentucky League of Cities (KLC) is seeking a dedicated city representative to serve on the Kentucky Public Transportation Infrastructure Authority (KPTIA). This is a vital opportunity to ensure city interests are heard at the highest level of state transportation planning. As a member of this 11-person board, you will play a direct role in how our commonwealth moves.
What Does the Authority Do?
The KPTIA oversees major transportation projects across Kentucky. Key responsibilities include:
- Reviewing and approving significant infrastructure initiatives.
- Monitoring project progress and performance.
- Assisting with financing, operations, and long-term management.
Position Details
- Appointment: The governor will appoint a city representative to the board from a list of nominees provided by KLC.
- Term: 4 years.
- Compensation: Reimbursement for necessary expenses.
- Meetings: Held at the chair's call.
Why Serve?
If you are passionate about transit, economic development, and sustainable infrastructure, this role allows you to influence the funding and execution of the projects that keep our cities connected. People interested in representing Kentucky’s cities are asked to fill out this form, and KLC Government Affairs Coordinator Deanna Brandstetter will be in touch.
If you are passionate about transit, economic development, and sustainable infrastructure, this role allows you to influence the funding and execution of the projects that keep our cities connected. People interested in representing Kentucky’s cities are asked to fill out this form, and KLC Government Affairs Coordinator Deanna Brandstetter will be in touch.
