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Kentucky cities and law enforcement departments can apply for grants totaling more than $880,000 in federal funding to help reduce crime and violence.
The Internal Revenue Service has announced that the 2026 mileage reimbursement rate for businesses will be 72.5 cents per mile, a 2.5 cents-per-mile increase.
Feb. 9–14, 2026 | All Virtual | Free for All KLC City Officials & Employees
Kentucky League of Cities members are invited to take part in two Kentucky Housing Corporation webinars on housing supply trends and opportunity zones.
The Kentucky League of Cities (KLC) has launched its Young Leaders Network initiative for Kentucky city officials and employees under 40.
Kentucky cities will soon have a new resource to help them find grant opportunities and fund projects.
An online Kentucky Emergency Management’s Warming Shelter Dashboard shows open shelters and centers in cities across the state.
Kentucky cities can receive assistance in applying for a share of potentially billions of dollars in grant funding.
As kratom products continue appearing across Kentucky, city officials are hearing growing concerns about youth access, saf
Your city has a chance to be recognized as a 2026 All-America City Award recipient. The National Civic League is now accepting applications.
KLC Utilities Partnership events are for municipal utilities executives, general managers, supervisors, and commission/board members.
Are you looking for additional ways to serve Kentucky cities? Here’s your chance! The Kentucky Animal Control Advisory Board is seeking a new member.
The United States Environmental Protection Agency is accepting applications for brownfield grants for fiscal year 2026.
The Kentucky State Treasurer administers Kentucky’s Unclaimed Property Fund, which features nearly $800 million in assets. Your city could have money in that fund.