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KRS § 16.070 — KY Code / Title III / Chapter 16 / Section 16.070
16.070 Uniforms, equipment, and facilities
Status: in_force

16.070 Uniforms, equipment, and facilities.

(1) The commissioner is the head and chief executive officer of the department. He or

she shall provide for himself or herself, each officer of the department, and each

individual employed as a Trooper R Class or CVE R Class, under the provisions of

KRS 45A.045 to 45A.650, such uniforms, equipment, and facilities, including

motor vehicles, necessary to the performance of their respective duties, but all

uniforms, equipment, and facilities, including motor vehicles, shall remain the

property of the Commonwealth. The commissioner may sell through the Finance

and Administration Cabinet, under the provisions of KRS 45A.045 to 45A.650,

such uniforms, equipment, and facilities, including motor vehicles, as become unfit

for use, and all moneys received therefrom shall be paid into the State Treasury and

credited to a revolving fund to be used by the department.

(2) The commissioner shall keep an inventory and shall charge against each officer and

each individual employed as a Trooper R Class or CVE R Class the value of all

property of the department issued to him or her, and if it is determined by the

commissioner that any loss or destruction of property was due to the carelessness or

neglect of an officer or an individual employed as a Trooper R Class, then the value

of the property shall be deducted from the pay of the officer or the individual

employed as a Trooper R Class or CVE R Class.

(3) By agreement with the commissioner of highways of the Commonwealth, the

commissioner of the Department of Kentucky State Police may provide for the

leasing of motor vehicles and accessories thereto, radio facilities and equipment,

office equipment, and other property or facilities, upon such terms and conditions

and for such compensation as said agreement may provide. The commissioner of

highways and the commissioner of the Department of Kentucky State Police may

further provide, by agreement, for the service and repair at any state garage of motor

vehicles or accessories thereto which are owned, operated, or rented by the

department, upon such terms and conditions and for such compensation as said

agreement may provide. Subject to KRS Chapter 42, the department is authorized,

by lease or purchase, to acquire, maintain, and operate motor vehicles, and the

officers of said department, including the commissioner and individuals employed

as a Trooper R Class or CVE R Class, are authorized and empowered to operate

such motor vehicles in the course of their duties, and in carrying out the purposes,

responsibilities, and functions provided for in KRS 16.010 to 16.170.

(4) The commissioner shall establish local headquarters so as to best distribute the

officers, individuals employed as a Trooper R Class or CVE R Class, and

employees of the department throughout the various sections of the Commonwealth

where they will be most efficient in carrying out the provisions of KRS 16.010 to

16.199.
KRS § 136.300 — KY Code / Title XI / Chapter 136 / Section 136.300
136.300 Rate and payment of tax -- Exemption from other taxes -- Charging against dividends
Status: in_force

136.300 Rate and payment of tax -- Exemption from other taxes -- Charging

against dividends.

(1) By July 1 succeeding the filing of the report provided for in KRS 136.290, each

financial institution included in subsection (1) of KRS 136.290 shall pay directly

into the State Treasury a tax of one dollar ($1) for each one thousand dollars

($1,000) paid in on its capital stock as fixed in KRS 136.290. The individual

shareholders shall not be required to list their shares for taxation for any purpose.

Any financial institution included in subsection (1) of KRS 136.290 shall not be

required to pay local taxes upon its capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, notes,

mortgages, or other credits, and the tax provided by this section shall be in lieu of

all taxes for state purposes on intangible property of the institution. Failure to make

reports and pay taxes as provided in this section and in KRS 136.290 shall subject

the institution to the same penalties imposed for such failure on the part of the other

corporations.

(2) If a financial institution included in subsection (1) of KRS 136.290 so elects, it may

deduct the taxes imposed in subsection (1) of this section from the dividends paid or

credited to a nonborrowing shareholder.
KRS § 95.865 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 95 / Section 95.865
95.865 Death of member -- No widow's or children's annuities payable -- Benefit to designated beneficiary
Status: in_force

95.865 Death of member -- No widow's or children's annuities payable -- Benefit to

designated beneficiary.

(1) Upon death of a member, occurring while in active service, if no widow's annuity or

children's annuities are payable, the designated beneficiary of the member or his

estate shall be entitled to a death benefit equal to the total contributions made by the

member, including those employee contributions picked up by the employer

pursuant to KRS 65.155, without interest, or three hundred dollars ($300),

whichever is greater.

(2) Upon death of a retired member, if no widow's annuity or children's annuities shall

be due or payable, a death benefit shall be paid to the designated beneficiary or

estate of the member, equal to the excess, if any, of the total contributions made by

the member to this fund to the date of retirement, including those employee

contributions picked up by the employer pursuant to KRS 65.155, without interest,

over the total annuity payments received by the member. The minimum payment in

such case shall be three hundred dollars ($300). If a widow's annuity or children's

annuities are payable after the death of the retired member, the amount of such

death benefit, if any, shall be determined upon termination of annuity payments to

all survivors of the member, whether such termination occurs by death, remarriage

or other cause.
KRS § 45A.135 — KY Code / Title VI / Chapter 45A / Section 45A.135
45A.135 Types of contracts
Status: in_force

45A.135 Types of contracts.

Subject to the limitations of KRS 45A.125 and 45A.130, any type of contract which will

promote the best interests of the Commonwealth may be used.
KRS § 218A.190 — KY Code / Title XVIII / Chapter 218A / Section 218A.190
218A.190 Exempt codeine preparations
Status: in_force

218A.190 Exempt codeine preparations.

(1) Nonprescription medicinal preparations that contain in one hundred (100)

milliliters, or as a solid or semisolid preparation, in one hundred (100) grams, not

more than two hundred (200) milligrams of codeine or its salts may be sold over the

counter subject to the following conditions:

(a) That the medicinal preparation shall contain in addition to the codeine in it,

some drug or drugs conferring upon it medicinal qualities other than those

possessed by the codeine alone;

(b) That such preparation shall be dispensed or sold in good faith as a medicine,

and not for the purpose of evading the provisions of this chapter;

(c) That such preparation shall only be sold at retail without a prescription to a

person at least eighteen (18) years of age and only by a pharmacist. An

employee may complete the actual cash or credit transaction or delivery;

(d) That such preparations shall not be displayed in areas of the pharmacy open to

the public; and

(e) That no person shall purchase and no pharmacist or practitioner shall sell to

the same person within a forty-eight (48) hour period more than one hundred

twenty (120) milliliters of an exempt codeine preparation. Any person

purchasing in excess of this limitation shall be deemed to be in illegal

possession.

(2) All wholesalers, manufacturers, and repackers shall keep a separate exempt codeine

registry showing the following:

(a) Date;

(b) Registration number of recipient;

(c) Name of recipient;

(d) Address;

(e) Name of preparation; and

(f) Quantity.

(3) All pharmacists and practitioners shall keep a separate exempt codeine registry

showing the following:

(a) Date;

(b) Name of recipient;

(c) Address;

(d) Name of preparation;

(e) Quantity; and

(f) Pharmacist's or practitioner's name.

(4) Notwithstanding any other provision of this section, the Cabinet for Health and

Family Services may by regulation specifically prohibit any such codeine

preparation from being sold over the counter due to actual or potential abuse.
KRS § 454.180 — KY Code / Title XLII / Chapter 454 / Section 454.180
454.180 Officer may require affidavit of surety's qualifications
Status: in_force

454.180 Officer may require affidavit of surety's qualifications.

An officer whose duty it is to take a surety in any bond provided for by any statute

derived from the former Civil Code, or by the Rules of Civil Procedure may require the

person offered as surety to make affidavit of his qualifications, which affidavit may be

made before such officer. The taking of such an affidavit shall not exempt the officer

from any liability to which he might otherwise be subject for taking insufficient security.
KRS § 222.421 — KY Code / Title XVIII / Chapter 222 / Section 222.421
222.421 Treatment for substance use disorder on request -- Priority access to licensed treatment services -- Statistical report
Status: in_force

222.421 Treatment for substance use disorder on request -- Priority access to

licensed treatment services -- Statistical report.

(1) Any person may request treatment from a physician or substance use disorder

program licensed or approved by the cabinet to provide substance use disorder

treatment services. Persons infected with HIV, hepatitis B, or hepatitis C shall have

priority access to any licensed treatment services.

(2) Every substance use disorder program that provides intervention or treatment

services to a person with a substance use disorder or prevention programming to

any persons in the community shall, upon request of the cabinet, make a statistical

report to the secretary, in a form and manner the secretary shall prescribe, of

persons provided prevention, intervention, and treatment services during a specified

period of time. The name or address of any person to whom prevention,

intervention, or treatment services were provided shall not be reported. The

secretary shall provide compilations of the statistical information to other

appropriate agencies upon request.
KRS § 260.037 — KY Code / Title XXI / Chapter 260 / Section 260.037
260.037 Certificate of free sale -- Fee -- Administrative regulations
Status: in_force

260.037 Certificate of free sale -- Fee -- Administrative regulations.

(1) As used in this section, "certificate of free sale" means a document attesting that a

product is legally sold or distributed in the open, without restriction, in the country

of origin.

(2) The Department of Agriculture is authorized to issue certificates of free sale for

products that are manufactured or processed in Kentucky and not intended for

human consumption.

(3) The department shall charge a reasonable fee for issuing certificates of free sale.

(4) The department may adopt rules and promulgate administrative regulations

necessary to carry out this section.
KRS § 5.268 — KY Code / Title II / Chapter 5 / Section 5.268
5.268 Sixty-eighth Representative District
Status: in_force

5.268 Sixty-eighth Representative District.

The Sixty-eighth Representative District shall consist of the following territory:

County: Campbell KY (part)

A402 - Ft Thomas B

A403 - Ft Thomas C

A405 - Ft Thomas E

A406 - Ft Thomas F

A408 - Ft Thomas H

A409 - Ft Thomas K

A410 - Ft Thomas L

A411 - Ft Thomas M

A414 - Ft Thomas P

A415 - Ft Thomas I

A417 - Ft Thomas T

A418 - Ft Thomas R

A601 - Highland Hts A

A701 - Cold Spring A

A703 - Cold Spring C

A801 - Alexandria A

A802 - Alexandria B

A803 - Alexandria C

A804 - Alexandria D

B702 - Cold Spring B

B705 - Cold Spring E

B706 - Cold Spring F

B805 - Alexandria E

B806 - Alexandria F

B901 - Mentor

B902 - California

B903 - Sun Valley

B906 - Camp Springs

B907 - Ross

B910 - Melbourne

B912 - Silver Grove

C401 - Ft Thomas A
KRS § 278.509 — KY Code / Title XXIV / Chapter 278 / Section 278.509
278.509 Recovery of costs for investment in natural gas pipeline replacement programs
Status: in_force

278.509 Recovery of costs for investment in natural gas pipeline replacement

programs.

Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, upon application by a

regulated utility, the commission may allow recovery of costs for investment in natural

gas pipeline replacement programs which are not recovered in the existing rates of a

regulated utility. No recovery shall be allowed unless the costs shall have been deemed by

the commission to be fair, just, and reasonable.
KRS § 68.600 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 68 / Section 68.600
68.600 Definitions for KRS 68.600 to 68.606
Status: in_force

68.600 Definitions for KRS 68.600 to 68.606.

As used in KRS 68.600 to 68.606, unless context otherwise requires:

(1) "Board" means the board of trustees of an industrial taxing district;

(2) "District" means an industrial taxing district; and

(3) "Governmental services" means services to include fire protection, solid waste

management, water, electric, sewer, telecommunications, and other services as may

be specified by the fiscal court of the county in which the district is located.
KRS § 30A.405 — KY Code / Title IV / Chapter 30A / Section 30A.405
30A.405 Qualifications of interpreter -- Standards
Status: in_force

30A.405 Qualifications of interpreter -- Standards.

(1) Any person appointed as interpreter pursuant to this chapter shall be qualified by

training or experience to interpret effectively, accurately, and impartially, both

receptively and expressively, using any necessary specialized vocabulary.

(2) The Supreme Court shall prescribe standards, such as national certification, for

appointment, qualifications, duties, and other matters relating to interpreters. In the

area of providing interpreters for persons who are deaf or hard of hearing as

described under KRS 30A.410(1)(a), the standards shall be established after

consultation with the Kentucky Commission on the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, the

Kentucky Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf, and the Kentucky Association of the

Deaf.

(3) These rules and standards shall be administered by the Administrative Office of the

Courts.
KRS § 75.140 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 75 / Section 75.140
75.140 Appeals of disciplinary actions
Status: in_force

75.140 Appeals of disciplinary actions.

(1) Any member or employee of a fire protection district found guilty by the board of

trustees of the fire protection district of any charge, as provided by KRS 75.130,

may appeal to the Circuit Court of the county in which the fire protection district is

located, but the enforcement of the judgment of the fire protection district shall not

be suspended pending appeal. The notice of the appeal shall be filed not later than

thirty (30) days after the date the board of trustees of the fire protection district

makes its determination on the charge.

(2) Upon request of the accused, the secretary of the board of trustees of the fire

protection district shall file a certified copy of the charges and the judgment of the

board of trustees in the Circuit Court. Upon the transcript being filed, the case shall

be docketed in the Circuit Court and tried as an original action.

(3) If the secretary of the board of trustees fails to certify the transcript to the Circuit

Court within thirty (30) days after the request is made, the party aggrieved may file

an affidavit in the Circuit Court setting out as fully as possible the charges made,

the time of the hearing, and the judgment of the board of trustees of the fire

protection district, together with a statement that demand for transcript was made

upon the secretary of the board of trustees more than thirty (30) days before the

filing of the affidavit. Upon the filing of the affidavit in the Circuit Court, the case

shall be docketed and the Circuit Court may compel the filing of the transcript by

the secretary of the board of trustees by entering the proper mandatory order, and by

fine and imprisonment for contempt. The appeal shall have precedence over other

business, and be determined speedily.

(4) An appeal will lie from the judgment of the Circuit Court to the Court of Appeals as

in other cases.
KRS § 95.490 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 95 / Section 95.490
95.490 Oath and bond of members of police force -- Cities of home rule class or urban-county governments
Status: in_force

95.490 Oath and bond of members of police force -- Cities of home rule class or

urban-county governments.

(1) Each member of the police force in cities of the home rule class or in an urban-

county government, before entering upon the discharge of his duties, shall take an

oath to faithfully discharge the duties of his or her office. The oath shall be

subscribed by the person taking it, and filed in the office of the city clerk, or in

urban-county governments, the office most closely resembling such office.

(2) The chief of police and each other member of the police force shall give such bond

to the city or urban-county government, and with such surety as may be required by

ordinance, conditioned that they will faithfully perform the duties of their office and

pay over to the persons entitled thereto all moneys that may come into their hands.

A lien shall exist on the lands of the chief of police or policemen deputized by him,

and their sureties, from the time of executing bond, for all sums of money that come

into their hands.
KRS § 95.435 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 95 / Section 95.435
95.435 Custody and disposition of property taken by the police department of city of home rule class or urban-county government
Status: in_force

95.435 Custody and disposition of property taken by the police department of city

of home rule class or urban-county government.

(1) The police department in cities of the home rule class and urban-county

governments shall take charge of property, within their jurisdiction, alleged to be or

suspected of being the proceeds of crime, property taken from the person of a

prisoner, lost or abandoned property taken into the custody of any member of the

police force or criminal court, and property taken from persons supposed to be

insane, intoxicated or otherwise incapable of taking care of themselves. The officer

or court having custody of such property shall as soon as practicable deliver it into

the custody of the police department.

(2) All such property shall be particularly described and registered by the police

department in a book kept for that purpose, containing the name of the owner, if

ascertained, the place where found, the name of the person from whom taken, with

the general circumstances, the date of its receipt, the name of the officer recovering

the property, the names of all claimants thereto, and any final disposition of the

property. The police department shall advertise the property pursuant to KRS

Chapter 424 for the information of the public as to the amount and disposition of

the property.

(3) If any property in the custody of the police department is desired as evidence in any

criminal court, such property shall be delivered to any officer who presents an order

to that effect from the court. Such property shall not be retained in the court but

shall be returned to the police department.

(4) All property except firearms that remains in the custody of the police department for

three (3) months, without any lawful claimant thereto, may be sold at public auction

in a suitable room designated for that purpose after having been advertised pursuant

to KRS Chapter 424. The proceeds of such sales shall be paid into the police and

firefighters' pension fund of said city or urban-county government if the city or

urban-county government has a pension fund with active members or beneficiaries.

If the city or urban-county government does not maintain a policemen's and

firefighters' pension fund or no longer has active members or beneficiaries, then the

proceeds shall be designated by the city or urban-county government for the

exclusive use of the police department. Firearms shall be transferred to the

Department of Kentucky State Police within ninety (90) days of abandonment,

confiscation, release of the weapon as evidence, or forfeiture by a court, whichever

occurs later.
KRS § 381.670 — KY Code / Title XXXII / Chapter 381 / Section 381.670
381.670 Owner's consent required for certain routes
Status: in_force

381.670 Owner's consent required for certain routes.

No such route shall pass through the yard or garden, or between the dwelling and spring

or other buildings of any owner or occupant of land, without the consent, in writing, of

the owner and occupant.
KRS § 323.110 — KY Code / Title XXVI / Chapter 323 / Section 323.110
323.110 Renewal certificate -- Automatic revocation -- Voluntary surrender of license
Status: in_force

323.110 Renewal certificate -- Automatic revocation -- Voluntary surrender of

license.

(1) (a) All architects desiring to continue practice shall secure from the board a

renewal certificate at the expiration of their licenses, upon the payment of the

prescribed fee. The board shall promulgate administrative regulations

establishing the terms of the licenses, and may renew licenses on an annual or

biannual basis. The board may stagger the terms of the licenses, if needed, and

may double the annual renewal fee as established pursuant to KRS 323.080

for any license issued for a two (2) year period. Not later than June 15 of each

year the board shall notify by mail all architects of the renewal date and fee.

Application for a renewal shall be upon a form prescribed by the board and

the architect shall furnish the information required by the form.

(b) Failure of any architect to secure his or her renewal certificate within sixty

(60) days after July 1 shall result in the automatic revocation of his or her

license if the architect fails to submit a properly completed renewal

application to the board with the corresponding renewal fee and proof of

having completed the continuing education requirement.

(c) The board may reissue a license that has been revoked for failure to pay the

renewal fee or meet continuing education requirements established by the

board, upon proper application to the board and the payment of all delinquent

fees.

(2) A licensed architect may voluntarily surrender his or her license to the board and

thereby be relieved of paying the annual renewal fee. After surrendering his or her

license, that person shall not be known as a licensed architect and shall desist from

the practice of architecture. Within five (5) years from the time of surrender of the

license, the person may again qualify for a license without examination by the

payment of the required fee and current renewal fee. If five (5) years thereafter have

elapsed, he or she shall return to the status of a new applicant.
KRS § 500.020 — KY Code / Title L / Chapter 500 / Section 500.020
500.020 Offenses defined by statute -- Common law abolished
Status: in_force

500.020 Offenses defined by statute -- Common law abolished.

(1) Common law offenses are abolished and no act or omission shall constitute a

criminal offense unless designated a crime or violation under this code or another

statute of this state.

(2) This provision shall not affect the power of a court to punish for contempt or to

employ any sanction authorized by law for the enforcement of an order or a civil

judgment or decree.