INSIDE THIS PROGRAMKLC Executive Board 3

KLC Board of Directors 4 - 5

Welcome 6 - 7

General Information 8 - 10

Distinguished Guests 11

Schedule/Workshops at a Glance 12 - 15

Thank You Sponsors! 16

Schedule of Events 17 - 27

KLC Past Presidents 28 - 29

KLC Staff 30 - 36

Exhibitor Directory 37 - 39

Cornerstone Partners 40 - 41

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KLC EXECUTIVE BOARD

Susan Barto Councilmember, City of Lyndon

Dan BellMayor, City of Taylor Mill

Mr. Scott Crabtree City of Franklin

Rita Dotson Mayor, City of Benton

Mr. Jeffrey Edwards City of Somerset

Steve GilmoreMayor, City of Ashland

James Hamberg Mayor, City of Southgate

Michael HughesMayor, City of Auburn

Mike PerrosMayor, City of Danville David Prater Mayor, City of Fulton

Les StapletonMayor, City of Prestonsburg Bruce Wilkerson Mayor, City of Bowling Green

Jan Yonts Mayor, City of Greenville

PRESIDENTBill DierufMayor, City of Jeffersontown

FIRST VICE PRESIDENTTroy RudderMayor, City of London

SECOND VICE PRESIDENTBrian TraugottMayor, City of Versailles

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENTRoddy HarrisonMayor, City of Williamsburg

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KLC BOARD OF DIRECTORSREGION 1Steve Austin Mayor, City of Henderson

Philip KingMayor, City of Bardwell

Kathy O’Nan Mayor, City of Mayfield REGION 2Billy Phelps Mayor, City of Morgantown

Paul Sandefur Mayor, City of Beaver Dam

Pamela Smith-Wright Commissioner, City of Owensboro REGION 3Brenda AllenMayor, City of Campbellsville

Bill Sheckles Councilmember, City of Bardstown

Scotty Turner Mayor, City of Tompkinsville

REGION 4Marty Fulkerson Councilmember, City of Elizabethtown

Curtis Hockenbury Mayor, City of Shepherdsville

Bonnie Jung Mayor, City of Douglass Hills

REGION 5Jude Hehman Mayor, City of Fort Mitchell

Rick Skinner Mayor, City of Williamstown

Diane Whalen Mayor, City of Florence REGION 6Robert BlytheMayor, City of Richmond

Ed Burtner Mayor, City of Winchester

Stephanie Settles City Clerk/Treasurer, City of Paris REGION 7James CraftMayor, City of Whitesburg

Scott MadonMayor, City of Pineville

Tracy Neice Mayor, City of Hindman

REGION 8Harold Slone Mayor, City of Louisa

Mark Walter Mayor, City of West Liberty

Laura White-Brown Mayor, City of Morehead

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KLC BOARD OF DIRECTORSAT-LARGE DIRECTORSLarry DixonMayor, City of Franklin

Philip ElswickCity Manager, City of Pikeville

Alan Keck Mayor, City of Somerset

Paul Meier Mayor, City of Crestview Hills

Tim Williams City Administrator, City of Crestview Hills

LOUISVILLE & LEXINGTON DIRECTORSKevin AtkinsChief Development OfficerRepresentative for LFUCG

Mary Ellen WiederwohlChief, Louisville Forward Representative for Louisville Metro

GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION REPRESENTATIVES Bridgette Lester, President, KY ABC Administrators Association

Darren Sammons, President, Municipal Attorneys Association of Kentucky

Sindicat Dunn, President, Kentucky Black Caucus of Local Elected Officials

Nate Pagan, President, KentuckyCity/County Management Association

Kathy Walker, President, Kentucky Municipal Clerks Association

Dennis Michael Crist, Representative, Code Administrators Association of Kentucky

Erin Ballou, President, Kentucky Government Finance Officers Association

Chief Steve Kyle, Representative, Kentucky Association of Fire Chiefs

Candice Selph, President, Kentucky Public Human Resources Association

Scott Hall, Representative, Kentucky Occupational License Association

Marlon Sams, Representative, Kentucky Recreation and Park Society

Larisa Sims, AICP, Representative, Kentucky Chapter American Planning Association

Chief Jeffrey Liles, Representative, Kentucky Association of Chiefs of Police

Joseph Schepers, Representative, Kentucky Chapter American Public Works Association

PRESIDENT’S WELCOME

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Dear Friends:

On behalf of the Kentucky League of Cities (KLC) officers, board members and staff, welcome to the 2020 KLC Conference & Expo. In a year of many “firsts,” thank you for being part of our first virtual annual conference.

This year’s conference has something for everyone and offers a “new view” on learning and networking. As many of you know firsthand, KLC has hosted more than 50 virtual learning sessions in recent months to bring us updates on COVID-19 as well as topics of ongoing importance. With the conference, the KLC training team has taken virtual learning to the next level. It includes important sessions, resources and networking, and they’ve also managed to keep it exciting with a fresh take on the welcome reception and our annual awards.

When KLC decided on the theme of “2020: Re-vision – A New View,” none of us had any idea how different things would look in our cities. Like most of you, my city of Jeffersontown has taken steps to address the seriousness of the pandemic, manage the day-to-day challenges, and keep moving forward.

One of the great lessons I’ve learned as a local official is that we truly are better together. While we’ve been isolated in some ways this year, our cities have never been more unified in our mission to lift our Kentucky communities and constituents. People can depend on their cities and city leaders.

Many of you have participated in the KLC legislative process this year. Cities made tremendous strides with the separation of the County Employees Retirement System (CERS) funds among many other successes. We’ve also seen an outstanding year for our KLC insurance, finance and community development programs. In December, J.D. Chaney stepped into the role of executive director/CEO and has led the KLC staff team during one of the most challenging times in recent history.

As for me, it’s been my great honor and pleasure to serve as your KLC president. I have learned and gained so much by meeting many of you and visiting your cities. I have said before that individually, we can plant one tree, but together we can plant a forest. As we move beyond today’s challenges, let’s plant that forest so future generations can enjoy the shade – and enjoy the new view.

Sincerely,

Bill DierufPresident, Kentucky League of CitiesMayor of Jeffersontown

Dear KLC Members:

Thank you for being part of our first virtual KLC Conference & Expo. Our world is a much different place than it was during last year’s conference. Life has changed for all of us, and 2020 has been a time of recasting our visions – for our cities, families and

futures. And with change comes opportunity.

Having had the chance to visit many communities over the summer, I know your cities have adapted, in some cases overnight, in order to accommodate your constituents and stay on top of issues. Policing concerns, discourse, continuing budget challenges and the many ramifications of COVID have made this year one of new leadership experiences.

At the Kentucky League of Cities, we are making it a part of our long-standing mission to provide resources throughout the pandemic. We’ve worked diligently to keep you abreast of changes in laws, regulations, employment issues and safety. Beyond that, we’ve maintained our focus on legislative advocacy, insurance and loss control, financial tools and all of our comprehensive and unrivaled member services and programs. This year’s conference, with the theme of 2020: Re-Vision – A New View, speaks to that effort.

Some things will be what you expect: an excellent roster of sessions on critical topics, a top-notch keynote speaker, interactive breakout sessions, chances to network and an expo hall with valuable resources. What’s different, of course, is that it’s all virtual in order to keep us safe.

We’ve discovered that the virtual landscape has engaged many new KLC members in our training program. After all, it’s affordable, involves no travel and can be done from the safety of your home, office or phone.

We never know what we can do until we are challenged. This year our conference will challenge all of us to engage in new ways. It will challenge our thinking, too, for the decade ahead and the future of our commonwealth. Welcome to the KLC Conference & Expo. Enjoy it and let our KLC team know how we can assist you during the conference and throughout the year.

Sincerely,

J.D. ChaneyExecutive Director/CEOKentucky League of Cities

DIRECTOR’S WELCOME

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GENERAL INFORMATION

EXPOThe Expo Hall will be open during the entire span of the Virtual Conference from Monday, September 21 through Friday, September 25. This will give attendees 24-hour access to the custom exhibitor profile pages, which will include promotional information, brochures, access to the raffles/giveaways/coupons, and an opportunity to set up one-on-one meetings with the exhibitors.

CRACKER BARRELS This year, the Cracker Barrels will look a little different. They will still be timed, interactive, smaller-group discussions about best practices and challenges you and your city are facing. This year, however, the groups will be conducted in Zoom breakout rooms, and you will randomly be grouped in five of the nine available sessions. If you are not placed in your desired rooms, just remember that you can connect with the KLC staff one-on-one at your convenience. Our hope is that you walk away with new contacts, new resources, new ideas and a new view for your city during these sessions.

CONFERENCE APP All information and access to this year’s sessions will be hosted by Whova, our conference platform. On Whova, you can view session and speaker details, access the presentation materials, network and chat with your colleagues, and participate in polls and exhibitor promotions.

You can access Whova on your desktop or by downloading the Whova app on your mobile device. Be sure to login using the email address you registered with.

Please note that additional networking features are available on the mobile app so be sure to sign in to both to get the full conference experience.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

CITY OFFICIALS TRAINING CENTER AWARD PROGRAM

The City Officials Training Center (COTC) is a voluntary continuing education program administered by KLC. City officials can complete education levels by attending KLC

events and by submitting outside training credit from other municipal training. There is no charge to participate. If you attend a KLC training, your credit is tracked automatically.w Level I - Achievement in City Governance: 29 Hours of Approved Courses,

1 Hour of Ethicsw Level II - Excellence in City Governance: 58 Hours of Approved Courses, 2

Hours of Ethicsw Level III - Master of City Governance: 87 Hours of Approved Courses, 3

Hours of Ethicsw Masters Maintenance - 14 Hours of Approved Courses Completed

Annually, 1 Hour of Ethicsw Certified Municipal Officer - 135 hours of CMO-Approved Courses (look for

the CMO logo) including 2 Hours of Kentucky Open Meetings Law Training, 2 Hours of Kentucky Open Records Law Training and 1 Hour of Advanced Ethics Training

This year’s conference includes 6.5 hours of CMO-Approved Courses:

w Putting Your Vision into Action Through Effective Personnel Policies

w Protests and the Intersection of First and Second Amendment Rights

w Ethics for City Officials: Ethical Cities

w WE WANT JOBS! The Role of Mayors and Council/Commissioners in Economic Development

w City Problem Solving - Breakout Session

w GASB Update

CHARITABLE DONATIONThe Kentucky League of Cities is continuing the tradition of partnering with Feeding Kentucky, Commissioner Ryan Quarles and the Kentucky Department of Agriculture’s Hunger Initiative. Since we are not able to hold a charity eventin-person this year, we will be making a donation to help meet the urgent need for storage as these programs work to eradicate hungerin our local communities.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

ASSOCIATION CREDITCPA Continuing Professional EducationEach course in the finance track, as well as “Ethics for City Officials” qualifies for Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credit for a total of 5.25 hours. Certificates are provided in the conference app. If you wish to use another course for CPE hours, please email ccooper@klc.org and a certificate will be emailed to you.

Continuing Legal EducationEach course in the legal track, as well as “Ethics for City Officials” has been approved by the Kentucky Bar Association for a total of 6.25 hours of Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credit. This total includes 1.0 hour of ethics credit for attending “Ethics for Attorneys” on Thursday.

Certified Municipal Clerk/Master Municipal ClerkEach course in the clerk track, as well as “Ethics for City Officials” has been approved by the International Institute of Municipal Clerks (IIMC) for a total of 6.25 hours or 1.6 CMC/MMC education points. Assessments must be completed in order to receive credit.

Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM)Each course in the Human Resources track , as well as “Ethics for City Officials” qualifies for SHRM credit for a total of 6.25 PDC hours. Certificates are provided in the conference app. SHRM credit is in partnership with the Kentucky Public Human Resources Association (KPHRA).* Assessments and certificates (where applicable) are available in the individual session documents in Whova.

CONFERENCE QUESTConference Quest is an interactive virtual game that can be played exclusively from your mobile device. Download the Whova app for instructions and updates. One lucky winner will win a $100 gift card to Kentucky Branded.

PROMOTIONS AND PRIZE DRAWINGSEach individual exhibitor is providing their own promotions so please be sure to visit their unique profile pages within Whova. KLC is providing a $100 prize drawing to a top participant in Conference Quest. In addition, all full registration attendees will be entered to win our $500 grand prize drawing being held during the final general track session on Friday. You must be present to win.

DISTINGUISHED GUESTS

Jason CumminsExecutive Associate Athletics Director for Student-Athlete ExperienceUniversity of Kentucky

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The Honorable Ernie FletcherFormer Governor of KentuckyCo-Founder and Chief Medical OfficerFletcher Group, Inc.

The Honorable Andy BeshearGovernor of Kentucky

SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE

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MONDAY – FRIDAY24 Hours Access to Virtual Expo Hall

MONDAY – SEPTEMBER 219:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. MAAK Association Meeting

11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. KGFOA Association Meeting

1:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. ABC Administrators Association Meeting

3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. KBC-LEO Association Meeting

4:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Welcome Reception: Cocktails & Virtual Chit Chat w/Chaney and Dieruf

TUESDAY – SEPTEMBER 229:10 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. Welcome Remarks and Opening Keynote Session: Visioneering

11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Putting Your Vision into Action Through Effective Personnel Policies

1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Budgeting for Beginners – Part 1

2:15 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. No Knock Warrants: Past, Present, and Future?

3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. REAL Action: Advancing Racial Equity in Local Government

SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE

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WEDNESDAY – SEPTEMBER 23

THURSDAY – SEPTEMBER 24

9:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. Cracker Barrels

11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Finders Keepers: Talent Retention & Perfect Placement of Employees

1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Advanced Budgeting – Part 2

2:15 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. Protests and the Intersection of First and Second Amendment Rights

3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. The Realities of a Cyberbreach

9:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. Ethics for City Officials: Ethical Cities

11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Legally Compliant Drug and Alcohol Testing Policies

1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Insurance Premium Tax

2:15 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. Ethics for Attorneys

3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. WE WANT JOBS! The Role of Mayors and Council/Commissioners in Economic

Development

6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Awards Banquet

FRIDAY – SEPTEMBER 259:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. City Problem Solving Breakout Session

11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Leadership Succession Planning

1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. GASB Update

2:15 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. Open Meetings/Open Records

3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Local Recovery Ecosystems: Benefits for Your Municipality

4:30 p.m. Grand Prize Drawing & Closing Remarks

WORKSHOPS AT A GLANCE

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n Clerk/HR TrackTuesday: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Putting Your Vision into Action Through Effective Personnel PoliciesWednesday: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.Finders Keepers: Talent Retention & Perfect Placement of EmployeesThursday: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Legally Compliant Drug and Alcohol Testing Policies Friday: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Leadership Succession Planning Friday: 2:15 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. Open Meetings/Open Records

n Finance TrackTuesday: 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.Budgeting for Beginners – Part 1Wednesday: 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.Advanced Budgeting – Part 2Thursday: 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Insurance Premium TaxFriday: 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. GASB Update

n General TrackTuesday: 3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. REAL Action: Advancing Racial Equity in Local GovernmentWednesday: 3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. The Realities of a CyberbreachThursday: 3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.WE WANT JOBS! The Role of Mayors and Council/Commissioners in Economic DevelopmentFriday: 3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Local Recovery Ecosystems: Benefits for Your Municipality

n Legal TrackTuesday: 2:15 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. No Knock Warrants: Past, Present, and Future?

Wednesday: 2:15 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. Protests and the Intersection of First and Second Amendment Rights

Thursday: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Legally Compliant Drug and Alcohol Testing Policies

Thursday: 2:15 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. Ethics for Attorneys

Friday: 2:15 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. Open Meetings/Open Records

WORKSHOPS AT A GLANCE

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n Full Registration AccessWednesday: 9:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. Cracker Barrels

Thursday: 9:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. Ethics for City Officials: Ethical Cities(Qualifies for CPE, CLE, SHRM and CMC/MMC credit)

Friday: 9:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. City Problem Solving Breakout Session

n All-AccessMonday: 4:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Welcome Reception: Cocktails & Virtual Chit Chat w/Chaney and Dieruf

Tuesday: 9:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. Opening Keynote Session: Visioneering

Monday – Friday (24 Hours)Virtual Expo Hall

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THANK YOU SPONSORS!

Elected City Official of the Year Award

City Employee of the Year Award

City Government of the Year Award

Welcome Reception

Awards Banquet

Ann C. Deatherage LEAD Award

KLC Scholarships: First-Time Attendee

KLC Scholarships: Returning Attendee

9:30 a.m. -- 10:30 a.m. MAAK Association Meeting

11:00 a.m. -- 12:00 p.m. KGFOA Association Meeting

1:30 p.m. -- 2:30 p.m. ABC Administrators Association Meeting

3:00 p.m. -- 4:00 p.m. KBC-LEO Association Meeting

4:30 p.m. -- 6:00 p.m. Welcome Reception: Cocktails & Virtual Chit Chat w/ Chaney and Dieruf Sponsored by: Practical Actuarial Solutions, Inc. Join us during this unprecedented Welcome Reception as we

kick off this year’s first-ever virtual Conference & Expo. J.D. Chaney, KLC Executive Director/CEO, and Bill Dieruf, KLC President and Mayor of Jeffersontown, will host the event and answer all your conference questions. With the help of a guest bartender, they will also sample the “Signature City Drink” entry finalists and crown the winner to be featured at next year’s KLC Conference & Expo.

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MONDAY - SEPTEMBER 21

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TUESDAY - SEPTEMBER 22

9:10 a.m. -- 9:30 a.m. Welcome Remarks Honorable Andy Beshear, Governor of Kentucky Bill Dieruf, Mayor of Jeffersontown and KLC President J.D. Chaney, KLC Executive Director/CEO

9:30 a.m. -- 10:45 a.m. Opening Keynote Session: Visioneering Jason Cummins, Executive Associate Athletics Director for

Student-Athlete Experience, University of Kentucky

“A vision is enlivening, it’s spirit-giving. It’s the guiding force behind all great human endeavors. Vision is about shared energy, a sense of awe, a sense of possibility.”

– Benjamin Zander

Ultimately, leadership is about moving toward a desired destination. If you and your people don’t know where you’re going, however, your leadership doesn’t matter. So how do you move your TEAM from where you are to where you want to be? It all starts with vision...a picture of the future that produces passion in your people. But this picture must be more than a tagline. During this session, you will closely examine yourself, your teams, your desired destinations, and the path to take you there. Whether for yourself, your children, or your organizations, Visioneering is an ideal tool to help you arrive… on purpose.

11:00 a.m. -- 12:00 p.m. Putting Your Vision Into Action Through Effective Personnel Policies Andrea Shindlebower Main, KLC Personnel Services Manager Track: Clerk/HR Workshop CMO Credit – 1 Hour

The creation, and ongoing revision, of an employee handbook provides a city the tools for ensuring legal compliance as well as adherence to the city’s mission. This session will discuss the creation of a cohesive employee handbook, highlighting key legal issues as well as discrimination, harassment, family medical leave, compensatory leave time, vacation and sick leave, as well as other elements to help cities avoid liability as employers in the “new normal.”

12:00 p.m. -- 1:00 p.m. Lunch on Your Own

1:00 p.m. -- 2:00 p.m. Budgeting for Beginners – Part 1 Erin Ballou, Assistant Chief Financial Officer, City of

Bowling Green Angela Hamric Waninger, Director of Finance and Support

Services, City of Owensboro Shaunna Cornwell, Finance Director, City of Franklin Robert Martin, Chief Financial Officer, City of Hopkinsville Track: Finance Workshop This session will cover Kentucky’s legal requirements for the

preparation of municipal budgets. A discussion will be held on the different ways that a budget ordinance can be prepared and the method that will save your city time and money. The whys, whens and hows of budget amendments will also be reviewed. This session will end with a discussion of revenue projections and forecasting during the pandemic and how it will affect your budget throughout the year.

2:15 p.m. -- 3:15 p.m. No Knock Warrants: Past, Present, and Future? Morgain Patterson, KLC Director of Municipal Law Track: Legal Workshop This session will discuss the transition of no knock warrants

in response to national developments. It will also analyze the history of no knock warrants, the current state of the law in Kentucky and how the law is anticipated to change in coming years.

3:30 p.m. -- 4:30 p.m. REAL Action: Advancing Racial Equity in Local Government

Leon T. Andrews, Jr., Director of Race, Equity and Leadership (REAL), NLC

Track: General Workshop In the midst of a global health pandemic, the legacy of

institutional and structural racism has been unveiled and is playing out in front of our eyes. Protests are happening in cities across the country and local leaders are being forced to respond. The challenge of this moment provides an opportunity for local government officials to engage with their communities on racial equity and to move forward making smart policy decisions that can reduce or eliminate racial inequities in all government policies, practices and procedures. This session will discuss these opportunities and help strengthen your knowledge and capacity to eliminate racial disparities, heal racial divisions and build more equitable communities.

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TUESDAY - SEPTEMBER 22

9:30 a.m. -- 10:45 a.m. Cracker Barrels Included with Full Registration

Come join the discussion about best practices and challenges in these timed, interactive, small-group breakout sessions. This year may be a little different, but we hope that you can gain new contacts, new resources, new ideas and a new view for your city.

Breakout Rooms (Randomized)

1. Managing Your City Vehicle FleetJoe Yee, Account Manager, Enterprise Fleet Management 2. Personnel & Ethics IssuesAndrea Shindlebower Main, KLC Personnel Services Manager 3. Ask KLC LegalChris Johnson, KLC Municipal Law Attorney 4. Top Insurance QuestionsJeremy Baird, KLC Director of Agency OperationsSuzanne Reed, KLC Director of Underwriting 5. COVID-19 Q & AMorgain Patterson, KLC Director of Municipal Law 6. Legislative IssuesBryanna Carroll, KLC Director of Governmental Affairs 7. KLC Finance ProgramSteven Pickarski, KLC Municipal Finance AnalystBryan Skinner, Municipal Advisor & Vice President, RSA Advisors, LLCDaniel Briscoe, Associate, Dinsmore & Shohl LLP 8. KLC Investment PoolRobyn Miller, KLC Director of Corporate Law & FinanceKevin Blair, Senior Business Development Officer, PNCBill Seifrit, Market Managing Director, PNCMark Snyder, Senior Investment Advisor, PNC 9. Community/Economic DevelopmentTad Long, KLC Director of Community Development ServicesBobbie Bryant, KLC Community Development Services AdvisorChris Wooldridge, Director of the Center for Economic and Entrepreneurial Development, Murray State University

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WEDNESDAY - SEPTEMBER 23

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WEDNESDAY - SEPTEMBER 23

11:00 a.m. -- 12:00 p.m. Finders Keepers: Talent Retention & Perfect Placement of Employees Candice Selph, MPA, Human Resources Director, City of

Shelbyville Katie Adams, Executive Director, Kentucky Society for Human

Resource Management and HR Manager, Kentucky Chamber of Commerce

Kenneth Grabara, HR Director, City of Hopkinsville Track: Clerk/HR Workshop

Imagine that a new position becomes available at work, and your task is to find the ideal candidate. Getting the perfect employee in the door is just half the battle. What if they aren’t the right fit or they leave prematurely? What went wrong? What do you do next? What can you do to prevent this from happening again? These are issues HR professionals, hiring managers and organizations are facing on a day-to-day basis. Join three panelists for an interactive session where they will share best practices, successful (and not so successful) stories, and answer your questions. By the end of the session, you should be equipped with new tools to use so you won’t have to play finders keepers with anybody but yourself!

12:00 p.m. -- 1:00 p.m. Lunch on Your Own

1:00 p.m. -- 2:00 p.m. Advanced Budgeting – Part 2 Erin Ballou, Assistant Chief Financial Officer, City of

Bowling Green Angela Hamric Waninger, Director of Finance and Support

Services, City of Owensboro Shaunna Cornwell, Finance Director, City of Franklin Robert Martin, Chief Financial Officer, City of Hopkinsville Track: Finance Workshop

This session will go beyond basic budgeting and cover the use of other fund types, such as special revenue, capital projects, and debt service funds to meet budgeting goals. It will also review how to participate in the Government Finance Officers Association Budget Award Program and why it’s important, and will examine how local governments are budgeting for the Coronavirus Aid Relief and Economic Security (CARES) grant funding.

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WEDNESDAY - SEPTEMBER 23

2:15 p.m. -- 3:15 p.m. Protests and the Intersection of First and Second Amendment Rights

Chris Johnson, KLC Municipal Law Attorney Track: Legal Workshop CMO Credit – 1 Hour

Our cities face a new climate of civil protest. In an effort to weigh constitutional rights versus public safety, what are the rules? This session will look at first amendment phrases we all use, like “freedom of speech” and “freedom of assembly” to discuss what these bedrock foundational constitutional concepts actually mean. In doing so, we will discuss how cities can honor the freedoms that Americans cherish while also utilizing legal precedent to protect public safety.

3:30 p.m. -- 4:30 p.m. The Realities of a Cyberbreach Jim Arndt, City Manager, City of Paducah Robert Minerich, City Manager, City of Richmond Stuart Panensky, Law Partner, FisherBroyles, LLP Doug Goforth, KLC Deputy Executive Director Suzanne Reed, KLC Director of Underwriting Mark Miller, KLC Director of Claims Track: General Workshop

Do you fear that a cybercriminal will gain unauthorized access to your city’s protected systems and data? The odds of a cyberbreach are increasing every day in a world run by technology and digitized information. In this session, you will learn first-hand from two fellow cities who experienced real-life security breaches, the impact it had on their city, how they handled the aftermath and what they learned as a result.

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THURSDAY - SEPTEMBER 24

9:30 a.m. -- 10:45 a.m. Ethics for City Officials Andrea Shindlebower Main, KLC Personnel Services Manager Included with Full Registration CMO Credit – 1.25 Hours

Cities inspire public confidence when committing to operate as an ethical city. This session will cover the minimum requirements for ethics ordinances under KRS 65.003. Participants will also review optional amendments crafted to address common issues such as meeting attendance, social media, and annual meetings for the enforcement board.

11:00 a.m. -- 12:00 p.m. Legally Compliant Drug and Alcohol Testing Policies Andrea Shindlebower Main, KLC Personnel Services Manager

Track: Clerk/HR Workshop & Legal Workshop

Did you know that the use of popular CBD products can produce a positive drug test? Or that proper drug testing could save you 5% on your workers’ compensation premiums? Or that not every city employee should be included in the random testing pool? These as well as other federal and state legal requirements for testing public sector employees will be discussed, including the requirements under 803 KAR 25:280 to be a Kentucky Certified Drug-Free Workplace, and the changes in the testing laws since 2018. The session will also review how cities can avoid claims of discrimination and violations of the ADA in connection with drug and alcohol testing.

12:00 p.m. -- 1:00 p.m. Lunch on Your Own

1:00 p.m. -- 2:00 p.m. Insurance Premium Tax John Hord, Local Government Premium Tax Program

Manager, Kentucky Department of Insurance Track: Finance Workshop

This session will provide an overview of the Kentucky Local Government Premium Tax (LGPT). Discussion topics will also include the new and amended ordinance requirements, the 2020-2021 LGPT Bulletin, determining LGPT liability, Tax Code A & B, how quarterly taxes are collected and remitted, and the local governments eService Portal access.

2:15 p.m. -- 3:15 p.m. Ethics for Attorneys Jack Harrison, Professor, Chase College of Law Track: Legal Workshop

As a city attorney, who is your client? How do you balance the duty owed to your city’s officials and citizens? How do

you provide legal advice in a politically charged environment? During this session, attendees will work through ethically challenging scenarios, learn how to evaluate complicated situations and make ethical decisions.

3:30 p.m. -- 4:30 p.m. WE WANT JOBS! The Role of Mayors and Council/ Commissioners in Economic Development Chris Wooldridge, Director of The Center for Economic

Development and Entrepreneurship, Murray State University Tad Long, KLC Director of Community Development Services

Bobbie Bryant, KLC Community Development Services Advisor Track: General Workshop CMO Credit – 1 Hour

This session will focus on what every elected city official should know about local economic development and how they can help their city prosper. Attendees will learn about the important role they play as elected officials in the economic development process and the tools available to Kentucky cities to promote and foster economic activities.

6:00 p.m. -- 8:00 p.m. Awards Banquet Sponsored by: Spectrum

The 2020 Awards Banquet will be held at The Campbell House Lexington. In-person attendance is open to COTC Level III award recipients, as well as the Ann C. Deatherage LEAD Scholarship for Mayors recipients and the KLC Awards recipients (City Government of the Year, Elected City Official of the Year and City Employee of the Year). The awards banquet will be live-streamed for family, friends and colleagues to join virtually. The live-stream will begin around 6:20 p.m. (EDT)

*Please note that all COTC Level I and Level II awards will be delivered to your city by KLC staff.

Elected City Official of the Year Award sponsored by Adams, Stepner, Woltermann & Dusing, PLLC

City Employee of the Year Award sponsored by Freeman Mathis & Gary

City Government of the Year Award sponsored by Collins & Company, Inc.

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THURSDAY - SEPTEMBER 24

Ann C. Deatherage LEAD Scholarship for Mayors Recipients Sponsored by: Enterprise Fleet Management Mike Hughes, Mayor, City of Auburn

Joseph Robinson, Mayor, City of Bedford Bill Guffey, Mayor, City of Burkesville Charles King, Mayor, City of Hawesville

Vicki Hughes , Mayor, City of Island Barbara Campbell, Mayor, City of Kuttawa

COTC Level III Award Recipients Steve Austin, Mayor, City of Henderson Kerri Blunk, Assistant City Clerk, City of Cave City John Campbell, Councilmember, City of West Buechel Linda Chesser, Mayor, City of Watterson Park

Mike Coleman, Councilmember, City of Versailles Shaunna Cornwell, Finance Director, City of Franklin Jerry Cowherd, Councilmember, City of Greensburg Todd Depriest, Mayor, City of Jenkins Rita Dotson, Mayor, City of Benton Jim Eadens, Mayor, City of Hillview Kaye Nita Gallagher, Councilmember, City of Midway Mike Gunn, City Manager, City of Fulton Elizabeth Hardin, City Administrator, City of Mount Washington Marna Kirkpatrick, Councilmember, City of Glasgow Jean Leavell, Councilmember, City of Oak Grove Helen Lee, City Clerk, City of Fulton John Link, Mayor, City of Edgewood Steve Lynn, City Attorney, City of Owensboro Robert Martin, CFO, City of Hopkinsville Edward Poppe, City Administrator, City of Elizabethtown Tanya Seabrooks, Councilmember, City of Radcliff Polly Singer-Eardley, Councilmember, City of Georgetown Rick Skinner, Mayor, City of Williamstown Harold Slone, Mayor, City of Louisa Joyce Stevens, City Attorney, City of Morehead C.W. VanArsdale, Councilmember, City of Greensburg Nikki Wheatley, City Clerk/Treasurer, City of Lebanon

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THURSDAY - SEPTEMBER 24

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FRIDAY - SEPTEMBER 25

9:30 a.m. -- 10:45 a.m. City Problem Solving Breakout Session Moderators: Morgain Patterson, KLC Director of Municipal Law Chris Johnson, KLC Municipal Law Attorney Andrea Shindlebower Main, KLC Personnel Services Manager Tad Long, KLC Director of Community Development Services

Bobbie Bryant, Community Development Services Advisor Terri Johnson, Director of Communications and Marketing Included with Full Registration CMO Credit – 1.25 Hours

How is your city succeeding? What is your city’s greatest challenge? What does your city’s long-term plan look like? This interactive breakout session will give you an opportunity to share ideas with and learn from other Kentucky cities in a smaller more intimate group setting.

Be prepared to participate and share the following with your colleagues:

1. What has your city achieved in the past year and how?

2. What challenges has your city faced in the past year and what lessons have been learned?

3. What does your city look like in 5 years? 10 years? 20 years?

11:00 a.m. -- 12:00 p.m. Leadership Succession Planning LeAnn Beaty, Master of Public Administration Director, Eastern Kentucky University

Track: Clerk/HR Workshop

Personnel changes are inevitable in any job, but especially in city government when elected officials are vying for their job every four years. Some cities, however, still do not have a formal succession plan in place. This session will review the results of a recent succession survey as well as discuss the importance of having long-term goals and objectives in place to avoid future turnover trauma.

12:00 p.m. -- 1:00 p.m. Lunch on Your Own

1:00 p.m. -- 2:00 p.m. GASB Update Lee Ann Watters, CPA, CGFM, Assurance Principal, MCM CPA

& Advisors LLP Track: Finance Workshop CMO Credit – 1 Hour

This session will discuss the accounting and financial reporting of recently issued GASB pronouncements effective in upcoming years. Topics will include fiduciary activities and how those activities should be reported, accounting and financial reporting for leases, reporting majority equity interests, and accounting for interest costs incurred before the end of a construction period. In addition, this course will highlight certain projects currently being assessed by GASB and the potential implications for governmental agencies.

2:15 p.m. -- 3:15 p.m. Open Meetings/Open Records Morgain Patterson, KLC Director of Municipal Law Track: Legal Workshop & Clerk/HR Workshop Are open meetings requirements giving you headaches?

Open records requests got you down? This session will focus on all areas of the Open Meetings Act, including how to properly conduct open meetings and how to comply with developments in technology. Attendees will also learn about the scope of the Open Records Act and the rules and regulations surrounding open records. Bring your headaches and questions. We will discuss it all!

3:30 p.m. -- 4:30 p.m. Local Recovery Ecosystems: Benefits for Your Municipality Former Governor Ernie Fletcher, Co-Founder and Chief Medical

Officer, Fletcher Group, Inc. Grant Meyer, Director of Project Management, Fletcher Group,

Inc. Lori Baier, Director of Employment Services, Fletcher Group, Inc. Track: General Workshop This session will discuss Recovery Kentucky and best practices

in dealing with the substance use disorder epidemic across our state. Further, this session will examine ecosystem development and the positive impacts education and employment can have in the recovery process and on economic growth in rural communities.

4:30 p.m. Grand Prize Drawing & Closing Remarks Must be present during the Local Recovery Ecosystems

session to be eligible to win the Grand Prize.

FRIDAY - SEPTEMBER 25

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1930 Honorable C.T. Coleman, Frankfort

1931 Honorable John B. Rodes, Bowling Green

1932 Honorable William B. Harrison, Louisville

1933 Honorable Paul S. Morton, Lexington

1934 Honorable Edgar B. Hager, Ashland

1935 Honorable E.G. Scott, Paducah

1936 Honorable Neville Miller, Louisville

1937 Honorable Neville Miller, Louisville

1938 Honorable E. Reed Wilson, Lexington

1939 Honorable G.C. Gillespie, Franklin

1940 Honorable Joseph D. Scholtz, Louisville

1941 Honorable Winn Davis, Glasgow

1942 Honorable T. Ward Havely, Lexington

1943 Honorable Henry L. Nichols, Danville

1944 Honorable Wilson W. Wyatt, Louisville

1945 Honorable J.P. Arnold, Franklin

1946 Honorable Fred L. Weir, Owensboro

1947 Honorable J.J. Moran, Hazard

1948 Honorable E. Leland Taylor, Louisville

1949 Honorable Glenn Lovern, Owensboro

1950 Honorable Charles P. Farnsley, Louisville

1951 Honorable William C. Simpson, Ashland

1952 Honorable Elvis C. Campbell, Bowling Green

1953 Honorable A.S. Koon, Hopkinsville

1954 Honorable John J. Moloney, Covington

1955 Honorable David Aronberg, Ashland

1956 Honorable Casper S. Gardner, Owensboro

1957 Honorable Andrew H. Broaddus, Louisville

1958 Honorable Wilburn Caskey, Ashland

1959 Honorable Hecht S. Lackey, Henderson

1960 Honorable Bruce Hoblitzel, Louisville

1961 Honorable William H. Layne, Morehead

1962 Honorable W.G.A. Sympson, Bardstown

1963 Honorable Roy Arnold, Danville

1964 Honorable William O. Cowger, Louisville

1965 Honorable Holmes Ellis, Murray

1966 Honorable Fred Fugazzi, Lexington

1967 Honorable James Flynn, Frankfort

1968 Honorable Kenneth Schmeid, Louisville

1969 Honorable William Dawahare, Hazard

1970 Honorable Charles Gartrell, Ashland

1970 Honorable Henry Broderson, Franklin

1971 Honorable Robert Cherry, Paducah

1972 Honorable Chester Wolfe, Middlesboro

1973 Honorable Frank Burke, Louisville

1974 Honorable W. Bruce Ross, Fort Thomas

1975 Honorable Guthrie Wilson, Bardstown

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1976 Honorable Foster Pettit, Lexington

1977 Honorable Robert Miller, Campbellsville

1978 Honorable Peyton Hoge III, Anchorage

1979 Honorable Derrell Whitaker, Somerset

1980 Honorable James R. Pritchard, Elizabethtown

1981 Honorable Charlotte Baldwin, Madisonville

1982 Honorable Ferdinand Moore, Whitesburg

1983 Honorable J.R. Miller, Owensboro

1984 Honorable William D. Gorman, Hazard

1985 Honorable Herbert Caldwell, Williamstown

1986 Honorable Maurice Spalding, Lebanon

1987 Honorable William Taylor, Greensburg

1988 Honorable William Goetz, Fort Mitchell

1989 Honorable Jerry E. Abramson, Louisville

1990 Honorable William L. Newman, Henderson

1991 Honorable Neil S. Hackworth, Shelbyville

1992 Honorable John W.D. Bowling, Danville

1993 Honorable Paul Smith, Burkesville

1994 Honorable Charles Beach III, Beattyville

1995 Honorable Bert May, Mt. Sterling

1996 Honorable Charles Honeycutt, Glasgow

1997 Honorable Arthur Byrn, Mayfield

1998 Honorable Pam Miller, Lexington

1999 Honorable Daniel Ruckriegel Sr., Jeffersontown

2000 Honorable Robin Cooper, Paintsville

2001 Honorable Thomas Holocher, Fort Mitchell

2002 Honorable Bill Nighbert, Williamsburg

2003 Honorable Karen Cunningham, Madisonville

2004 Honorable David Cartmell, Maysville

2005 Honorable Bradley Collins, Morehead

2006 Honorable David Willmoth Jr., Elizabethtown

2007 Honorable Glenn Caldwell, Williamstown

2008 Honorable Connie Lawson, Richmond

2009 Honorable Michael Miller, Jackson

2010 Honorable Elaine Walker, Bowling Green

2011 Honorable William Paxton, Paducah

2012 Honorable Susan Barto, Lyndon

2013 Honorable Tom Bozarth, Midway

2014 Honorable Bill Sheckles, Bardstown

2015 Honorable Roddy Harrison, Williamsburg

2016 Honorable Claude Christensen, Sadieville

2017 Honorable Jim Barnes, Richmond

2018 Honorable Teresa Rochetti-Cantrell, Mayfield

2019 Honorable Bill Dieruf, Jeffersontown

KLC PAST PRESIDENTS

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J.D. ChaneyExecutive Director/CEOjchaney@klc.org

Doug GoforthDeputy Executive Directordgoforth@klc.org

Martha CosbyChief Administrative Officermcosby@klc.org

EXECUTIVE OFFICES

ACCOUNTINGAmy LoftusDirector of Accounting aloftus@klc.org

Rhonda BlackPayroll Accountantrblack@klc.org

Nate BobartAssociate Accountantnbobart@klc.org

Katie HookSenior Staff Accountantkhook@klc.org

Renee HurstSenior Accounting Analystrhurst@klc.org

Jenny KleverStaff Accountantjklever@klc.org

William LongStaff Accountantwlong@klc.org

KLC STAFF

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Beth MarshAssociate Accountantbmarsh@klc.org

ADMINISTRATION - EMPLOYEE SERVICESElizabeth SchepensEmployee Services Managereschepens@klc.org

Demita KubalaExecutive Assistantdkubala@klc.org

Pamela MurphyAdministrative Office Coordinatorpmurphy@klc.org

Rick PowellAdministrativeServices Coordinatorrpowell@klc.org

Kaye SmithFront Desk Coordinatorksmith@klc.org

Sh-Naya TaylorAdministrative & Benefits Associateshnayataylor@klc.org

KLC STAFF

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Terri JohnsonDirector of Communications & Marketingtjohnson@klc.org

Doreen CainesDigital Design & Layout Specialistdcaines@klc.org

COMMUNICATIONS & MARKETING

Ulysses HayesGraphic Designeruhayes@klc.org

KLC STAFF

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FINANCE/CORPORATE LAWEleanor BarbourCorporate Compliance Coordinatorebarbour@klc.org

Robyn MillerDirector of Corporate Law & Financermiller@klc.org

Steven PickarskiMunicipal Finance Analystspickarski@klc.org

GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRSBryanna CarrollDirector of Governmental Affairsbcarroll@klc.org

Joseph ColemanResearch & Federal Relations Managerjcoleman@klc.org

Michele HillGovernmental Affairs Communications Specialistmhill@klc.org

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SERVICESBobbie BryantCommunity Development Services Advisorbbryant@klc.org

Tad LongDirector of Community Development Servicestlong@klc.org

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MUNICIPAL LAWMorgain PattersonDirector of Municipal Lawmpatterson@klc.org

Andrea Shindlebower MainPersonnel Services Managerashindlebower@klc.org

Chris JohnsonMunicipal Law Attorneycjohnson@klc.org

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYLarry DinsmoreInsurance Technologies Managerldinsmore@klc.org

Deron SizemoreIT Systems and Support Managerdsizemore@klc.org

Sean WalkerSoftware Development Managerswalker@klc.org

Travis BurgessSenior Software Developertburgess@klc.org

Jeremy SchmidtIT Support Technicianjschmidt@klc.org

Chase TaulbeeSoftware Developerctaulbee@klc.org

TRAININGJeri McCulloughDirector of Business Relations & Trainingjmccullough@klc.org

Lynda SchwendemanTraining & Systems Associatelschwendeman@klc.org

Suraya ShalashTraining & Admini- strative Associatesshalash@klc.org

Cassie CooperSenior Training Managerccooper@klc.org

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Doug GoforthDeputy Executive Directordgoforth@klc.org

Jeremy BairdDirector of Agency Operationsjbaird@klc.org

Mark MillerDirector of Claimsmarkmiller@klc.org

Greg PartinDirector of Loss Controlgpartin@klc.org

KLC INSURANCE SERVICES

INSURANCE - AGENCYJeremy BairdDirector of Agency Operationsjbaird@klc.org

Tammy CrawfordSenior Account Specialisttcrawford@klc.org

Jessica GravesMarketing Agentjgraves@klc.org

Heidi LynnAdministrator of Member Benefitshlynn@klc.org

Mike MillerSenior Marketing Agentmmiller@klc.org

Lucy PorterMember Benefits Specialistlporter@klc.org

Suzanne ReedDirector of Underwriting sreed@klc.org

Howard RosewellSenior Marketing Agenthrosewell@klc.org

Meleasa AndersenMember Benefits Specialistmandersen@klc.org

Ronda WelchMember Benefits Specialistrwelch@klc.org

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Mark MillerDirector of Claimsmarkmiller@klc.org

Angie GabbardWorkers’ Compensation Claims Manageragabbard@klc.org

Christina LeveridgeWC Claims Adjustercleveridge@klc.org

Tammy PennaWorkers’ Comp Medical Only Adjustertpenna@klc.org

INSURANCE - CLAIMS

Tammy PowellWorkers’ Comp Medical Only Adjustertpowell@klc.org

Kari St. ClairWC Claims Adjusterkstclair@klc.org

Stephanie TaylorWorkers’ Comp Medical Only Adjusterstaylor@klc.org

Hayley YoungClaims ProgramAdministratorhyoung@klc.org

Michelle DeMattinaWC Claims Adjustermdemattina@klc.org

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INSURANCE - LOSS CONTROLGreg PartinDirector of Loss Controlgpartin@klc.org

Mark FilburnSenior Law Enforcement Liaisonmfilburn@klc.org

Gary MusgraveSenior Loss Control Consultantgmusgrave@klc.org

Ben CookLoss Control Specialistbcook@klc.org

Aaron ParrishLoss Control Specialistaparrish@klc.org

Sh-Naya TaylorAdministrative & Benefits Associateshnayataylor@klc.org

Brian NunnSenior Law Enforcement Consultantbnunn@klc.org

Suzanne ReedDirector of Underwriting sreed@klc.org

Nick KubalaProperty Underwriterkubala@klc.org

Nancy ResingerSenior Underwriternresinger@klc.org

INSURANCE - UNDERWRITING

Amanda WilliamsSenior Underwriterawilliams@klc.org

Adams, Stepner, Woltermann & Dusing, PLLC

Agility Recovery Solutions

American Fidelity Assurance Company

AVENU

Bachman Commercial

Bank of New York Mellon Trust Company

Bell Engineering

Best Equipment Company

Bricker & Eckler, LLP

Bluegrass Recreation Sales & Installation, LLC

Brown Equipment Company

Capstone Benefits Group, Inc.

Central Bank & Trust Company

Cincinnati Bell

Codell Construction Company

Collins & Company, Inc.

Community Trust and Investment Company

Crowe, LLP

DataMax Corporation

Dinsmore & Shohl, LLP

Enterprise Fleet Management

Equian

Frey Municipal Software

Frost Brown Todd, LLC

EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY

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Gess, Mattingly & Atchison

GovCard

GovDeals, Inc.

GRW, Inc.

Harshaw Trane

HealthiestYou

International eProcurement, LLC

Kentucky American Water

Kentucky League of Cities Insurance Services

Kentucky League of Cities Personnel Policy Services

Kentucky Municipal Clerks Association

Kentucky Public Human Resources Association

Kentucky Rx Card

Kerrick Bachert PSC

Keuler, Kelly, Hutchins, Blankenship & Sigler, LLP

KLH Engineers, Inc.

Limestone Bank

Municipal Equipment, Inc.

Oracle Corporation

Perfection Group

PNC Bank

Precision Concrete Cutting of Kentucky

Roeding Insurance, Public Entity Insurance

REACH Alert

EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY

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Republic Services

RSA Advisors, LLC

Software Solutions, Inc.

Sophicity

Spectrum Enterprise

Stringfellow, Inc.

Sturgill Turner Barker Moloney, PLLC

Summit Engineering, Inc.

Sweep All, Inc.

Terracon Consultants, Inc.

The Brick Industry Association

The Solarity Group

TIPS

Unified Technologies

Verizon

Walther, Gay & Mack, PLC

EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY

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CORNERSTONE PARTNERS

GRANITE PARTNERS

MARBLE PARTNERS

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Agility Recovery SolutionsAVENU

Bachman CommercialBank of New York Mellon Trust

CompanyBell Engineering

Capstone Benefits Group, Inc.Cincinnati Bell

Codell Construction CompanyDataMax

Frey Municipal SoftwareGovCard

GovDeals, Inc.GRW, Inc.

HealthiestYouInternational eProcurement, LLC

Municipal Equipment, Inc.Oracle Corporation

Perfection Group, Inc.Precision Concrete Cutting of

KentuckySoftware Solutions, Inc.

SophicityStringfellow, Inc.

Summit Engineering, Inc.Sweep All, Inc.

Terracon Consultants, Inc.The Brick Industry Association

The Solarity GroupTIPS

Unified Technologies

CORNERSTONE PARTNERS

SLATE PARTNERS

LIMESTONE PARTNERS

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MARK YOUR CALENDARWatch your mail, email and klc.org for more information. All dates and locations are tentative.

KLC INSURANCE SERVICES RISK & SAFETY CONFERENCE

March 10 – 12, 2021 s Owensboro, KY

KENTUCKY MUNICIPAL CLERKS INSTITUTE July 19 – 23, 2021 s Lexington, KY

CITY OFFICIALS ORIENTATIONDecember 10, 2020, Lexington, KY December 11, 2020, Morehead, KYDecember 14, 2020, Mayfield, KY December 14, 2020, Madisonville, KYDecember 15, 2020, Bowling Green, KY December 15, 2020, Elizabethtown, KYDecember 16, 2020, Jeffersontown, KY December 16, 2020, Florence, KYDecember 17, 2020, London, KY December 18, 2020, Prestonsburg, KYDecember 21, 2020, Virtual

2020 KLC CONFERENCE & EXPOSeptember 21 – 24, 2021 s Northern Kentucky

CITY DAY & CITY NIGHTFebruary 24, 2021 s Frankfort, KY

CITY OFFICIALS ACADEMYJanuary 12 – 15, 2021 s Lexington, KY

January 19 – 22, 2021 s Owensboro, KY

KENTUCKY MASTER MUNICIPAL CLERKS ACADEMYAugust 25 – 27, 2021 s Paintsville, KY