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KRS § 244.450 — KY Code / Title XX / Chapter 244 / Section 244.450
244.450 Wholesaler not to act until receipt of license and distribution rights and after filing brand registration form with department
Status: in_force

244.450 Wholesaler not to act until receipt of license and distribution rights and

after filing brand registration form with department.

(1) No licensed wholesaler shall import, buy, offer for sale, or sell any brands offered

for sale or sold by any out-of-state distiller, rectifier, winery, supplier, or wholesaler

without:

(a) Having previously been granted distributing rights by a licensed out-of-state

distiller, rectifier, winery, supplier, or wholesaler; and

(b) Having previously filed with the department a brand registration form signed

by the licensed out-of-state distiller, rectifier, winery, supplier, or wholesaler.

(2) No wholesaler shall file or register a brand belonging to an out-of-state distiller,

rectifier, winery, supplier, or wholesaler until the out-of-state distiller, rectifier,

winery, supplier, or wholesaler becomes licensed and has granted distributing rights

to the wholesaler.
KRS § 67C.133 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 67C / Section 67C.133
67C.133 State Auditor to annually conduct audit of consolidated local government's funds
Status: in_force

67C.133 State Auditor to annually conduct audit of consolidated local

government's funds.

The Auditor of Public Accounts, in order to insure the authorized, legal, regular, and safe

handling, administration, or expenditure of public funds, shall annually audit the funds

budgeted by any consolidated local government in a county containing a city of the first

class. Actions taken by the Auditor and the local government for compliance with this

section shall be the same as those required by KRS Chapters 43 and 424 and by KRS

43.070, 64.810, 64.820, 64.830, 64.840, and 64.850 relating to financial administration

and the responsibilities of the handling of public funds.
KRS § 426.551 — KY Code / Title XXXIX / Chapter 426 / Section 426.551
426.551 Issual of execution after death of plaintiff -- Who treated as plaintiff
Status: in_force

426.551 Issual of execution after death of plaintiff -- Who treated as plaintiff.

(1) The death of a party, after recovering a judgment, shall not prevent the issuing of an

execution afterward; but

(a) Upon a judgment recovered by one (1) party, execution issued after his death

must be in favor of his representative or successor who is entitled to the

property for which the judgment was rendered.

(b) Upon a judgment recovered by several parties, execution issued after the death

of one must be in favor of the other.

(c) Upon a judgment recovered by several parties, execution issued after the death

of all of them must be in favor of the last survivor's representative or

successor who would have been entitled to the property if the judgment had

been recovered by such survivor only.

(d) The clerk shall indorse on the execution the names of the decedent and of such

survivor, representative or successor.

(e) An execution issued in favor of a survivor, representative or successor of a

decedent shall be subject to the control of the court whence it issued for the

protection of any person interested therein.

(2) Upon such execution, the person entitled thereto, according to the indorsement of

the clerk, shall be treated by the sheriff as the plaintiff therein.
KRS § 205.515 — KY Code / Title XVII / Chapter 205 / Section 205.515
205.515 Medicaid program delivery system
Status: in_force

205.515 Medicaid program delivery system.

(1) The Department for Medicaid Services shall administer the state's Medicaid

program under a fee-for-service model, Medicaid managed care model, or other

Medicaid delivery system model as permitted under federal law.

(2) This section does not prohibit the administration of the Medicaid program under

more than one (1) delivery system model.

(3) Nothing in this section shall be interpreted as infringing upon or impairing any

contract between the Department for Medicaid Services and any managed care

organization in effect on March 27, 2025.
KRS § 76.278 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 76 / Section 76.278
76.278 Ad valorem tax levy -- Notice -- Protesting petition -- Referendum -- Collection
Status: repealed

76.278 Ad valorem tax levy -- Notice -- Protesting petition -- Referendum --

Collection.

(1) In order to establish a comprehensive sewage and sewage treatment system, or

storm water and surface drainage system, or both, within the sanitation tax district,

the sanitation tax district through its board may levy an ad valorem tax upon the real

property in the district, not exceeding limits designated by the Constitution of the

Commonwealth. Provided, however, that notice stating the amount of the proposed

tax and the area to be affected be published in a newspaper of bona fide circulation

as provided in KRS 424.130. Provided, further, that no resolution of the board

imposing an ad valorem tax shall go into effect until the expiration of thirty (30)

days after the first publication of the notice. If during the thirty (30) days next

following the first notice of said resolution, a petition signed by a number of

constitutionally qualified voters equal to fifteen percent (15%) of the votes cast

within the area affected at the last preceding general election, stating the residence

of each signer, and verified as to signatures and residence by the affidavits of one

(1) or more persons is presented to the county judge/executive protesting against

passage of such resolution or if the fiscal court passes a resolution suspending the

tax, the resolution shall be suspended from going into effect. The county

judge/executive shall notify the board of the sanitation tax district of the receipt of

the petition or of the suspension of the resolution or both. If the resolution is not

repealed by the board, the board shall submit to the voters of the area to be taxed, at

the next regularly-scheduled November election, the question as to whether the tax

shall be levied. The question as it will appear on the ballot shall be filed with the

county clerk not later than the second Tuesday in August preceding the regular

election. The question shall be so framed that the voter may by his vote answer

"for" or "against." If a majority of the votes cast upon the question oppose its

passage, the resolution shall not go into effect. If a majority of the votes cast upon

the question favor its passage, the resolution shall go into effect as of January 1 of

the year succeeding the year in which the election is held.

(2) When such tax levy has been fully approved, the property valuation administrator,

with the cooperation of the board shall note on the tax rolls the taxpayers and

valuation of the property subject to such tax. The county clerk shall compute the tax

on the regular state and county tax bills in such manner as may be directed by

regulation of the Department of Revenue.

(3) Such ad valorem taxes shall be collected by the sheriff in accordance with the

general law and accounted for to the board. The sheriff shall be entitled to a fee of

one percent (1%) of the amount collected.
KRS § 216.160 — KY Code / Title XVIII / Chapter 216 / Section 216.160
216.160 Sinking fund, operation and depreciation accounts to be provided -- Lease income
Status: in_force

216.160 Sinking fund, operation and depreciation accounts to be provided -- Lease

income.

(1) On or before the issuance of the bonds the city legislative body shall, by ordinance,

set aside and pledge the income of the municipal hospital into a separate and special

fund to be used and applied in payment of the cost, maintenance, operation and

depreciation of the hospital. The ordinance shall fix the amount of revenue

necessary to be set aside and applied to the payment of the principal and interest of

the bonds and the proportion of the balance of the income to be set aside as a proper

and adequate depreciation account. The remaining portion of the balance shall be

set aside for the reasonable and proper operation and maintenance of the hospital.

The rates to be charged for the use of the hospital and the services it renders shall be

fixed and revised from time to time so as to be sufficient to provide for the payment

of interest upon all bonds and to create a sinking fund to pay the principal thereof

when it becomes due, to provide for the operation and maintenance of the hospital,

and to provide an adequate depreciation account.

(2) The municipality issuing bonds under KRS 216.100 may lease the facility built

from the proceeds of said bonds to a hospital district created under KRS 216.310 et

seq. In that event the lease income from a lease agreement between the municipality

and the hospital district shall be sufficient to provide for the payment of interest

upon the bonds, to create a sinking fund to pay the principal thereof at or prior to

maturity, to accumulate proper reserves, and to pay the costs of operation and

insurance; or the lease may provide that the lessee shall pay the cost of insurance.
KRS § 15.834 — KY Code / Title III / Chapter 15 / Section 15.834
15.834 Release of information to consumer reporting agencies -- Notice -- Charge for information
Status: in_force

15.834 Release of information to consumer reporting agencies -- Notice -- Charge

for information.

(1) The Office of the Attorney General shall periodically make information available to

consumer reporting agencies regarding the amount of overdue support owed by a

parent. Amounts may be reported by the office to the certified consumer reporting

agency.

(2) The Office of the Attorney General shall provide advance notice to the obligor

concerning the proposed release of the information to the certified consumer

reporting agency and inform the obligor of the methods available to contest the

accuracy of the information in compliance with due process of law.

(3) The Office of the Attorney General may charge the certified consumer reporting

agency a fee not to exceed the actual cost of providing the information.
KRS § 311.575 — KY Code / Title XXVI / Chapter 311 / Section 311.575
311.575 Issuance and cancellation of temporary permit -- Notice -- Application of temporary permit fees upon regular license fee
Status: in_force

311.575 Issuance and cancellation of temporary permit -- Notice -- Application of

temporary permit fees upon regular license fee.

(1) Whenever, in the opinion of the executive director, based upon verified information

contained in the application, an applicant for a license to practice medicine or

osteopathy is eligible therefor under subsections (1) and (2) of KRS 311.571, the

executive director may issue to such applicant, on behalf of the board, a temporary

permit which shall entitle the holder to practice medicine or osteopathy in this state

for a maximum of six (6) months from date of issuance thereof unless the temporary

permit is sooner canceled by the executive director, who may cancel it at any time,

without a hearing, for reasons deemed sufficient to him with appropriate

consultation with the president, and who shall cancel it immediately upon direction

by the board or upon the board's denial of the holder's application for a regular

license. The permit shall not be renewable.

(2) The executive director shall present to the board the application for a license made

by the holder of the temporary permit. In the event the board issues a regular license

to the holder of a temporary permit, the fee paid in connection with any temporary

permit then in effect shall be applied upon the prescribed license fee.

(3) When the executive director cancels a temporary permit, he shall promptly notify,

by certified United States mail, the holder of the temporary permit, at his last known

address as reflected by the files of the board, and the temporary permit shall become

terminated and of no further force and effect three (3) days after the giving of said

notice to the holder.
KRS § 177.990 — KY Code / Title XV / Chapter 177 / Section 177.990
177.990 Penalties
Status: in_force

177.990 Penalties.

(1) Any person who violates any of the provisions of KRS 177.230 to 177.310 shall be

guilty of a misdemeanor and upon arrest and conviction therefor, shall be punished

by a fine of not less than five dollars ($5) nor more than one hundred dollars ($100).

(2) Any person who willfully violates any of the provisions of KRS 177.841 to 177.890

shall, in addition to any other penalty herein provided, be fined not less than one

hundred dollars ($100) nor more than five hundred dollars ($500).

(3) In addition to any other penalty provided by KRS 177.910 to 177.950, any person

violating any order or provision of KRS 177.910 to 177.950 shall be guilty of a

misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be punished by a fine of not less than one

hundred dollars ($100) and not more than one thousand dollars ($1,000). Each day

of violation of the provisions of KRS 177.910 to 177.950 shall constitute a separate

offense.

(4) Any person who violates the weight provisions of KRS 177.9771 shall, upon

conviction, be fined in an amount equal to three cents ($0.03) per pound when the

excess is three thousand (3,000) pounds or less, five cents ($0.05) per pound when

the excess exceeds three thousand (3,000) pounds but is less than four thousand

(4,000) pounds, seven cents ($0.07) per pound when the excess exceeds four

thousand (4,000) pounds but is less than five thousand (5,000) pounds, and nine

cents ($0.09) per pound when the excess exceeds five thousand (5,000) pounds. In

no case shall the fine be less than sixty dollars ($60) nor more than five hundred

dollars ($500).

(5) Any person who transports coal in violation of the weight provisions of KRS

189.221 and 189.222 and does not have a current decal or is not transporting coal

under a valid cooperative agreement within KRS 177.9771(4)(f), shall, in addition

to any applicable penalty prescribed by law, be fined five hundred dollars ($500)

and be required to purchase the decal described in KRS 177.9771(4).

(6) Any person who violates the provisions of KRS 177.305 shall be fined not less than

twenty dollars ($20) nor more than one hundred dollars ($100) for each offense.
KRS § 6.237 — KY Code / Title II / Chapter 6 / Section 6.237
6.237 Group life and group hospitalization insurance for members of General Assembly
Status: in_force

6.237 Group life and group hospitalization insurance for members of General

Assembly.

(1) The secretary of the Finance and Administration Cabinet, upon the recommendation

of the director of the Legislative Research Commission shall procure from one (1)

or more life insurance companies, and from one (1) or more hospitalization

insurance companies, authorized to do business in this state, a policy or policies of

group life insurance insuring the lives of all members of the General Assembly and

shall procure a policy or policies of group hospitalization insurance covering all

members of the General Assembly. The policy or policies shall be approved by the

commissioner of the Department of Insurance and may contain such provisions as

he approves whether or not otherwise permitted by the insurance laws.

(2) (a) The premiums shall be paid by the state for individual policies for members of

the General Assembly. The premiums for family policies shall be paid by

funds contributed partly from the policyholder and partly from the state.

(b) No payment of premium by the state shall constitute compensation to an

insured employee for the purposes of any statute fixing or limiting the

compensation of such an employee; any premium or other expense incurred by

the state shall be considered a proper cost of administration.

(3) The policy or policies may also provide accidental death and dismemberment

insurance and may contain such provisions with respect to the amounts of insurance

for members of the General Assembly, terms of eligibility, continuation of

insurance after retirement, and such other provisions as the commissioner of the

Department of Insurance may approve.

(4) The secretary of the Finance and Administration Cabinet is authorized to perform

all acts necessary or advisable for the purpose of contracting for and maintaining

insurance under the provisions of this section.
KRS § 95.955 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 95 / Section 95.955
95.955 Training requirements -- Effect of failure to complete
Status: in_force

95.955 Training requirements -- Effect of failure to complete.

(1) All police officers and auxiliary police officers originally appointed or employed by

a city, urban-county, or charter county government after July 14, 1992, shall, within

one (1) year of their appointment or employment, successfully complete a basic

training course as established by KRS 15.440 at a school certified or recognized by

the Kentucky Law Enforcement Council.

(2) All police officers and auxiliary police officers specified in subsection (1) of this

section shall, upon completion of the basic training required in the same section,

successfully complete forty (40) hours of annual in-service training as established

by KRS 15.440(1)(e) at a school certified or recognized by the Kentucky Law

Enforcement Council.

(3) All police officers and auxiliary police officers appointed or employed before July

14, 1992, shall successfully complete forty (40) hours of annual in-service training

as established by KRS 15.440(1)(e) at a school certified or recognized by the

Kentucky Law Enforcement Council.

(4) In the event of extenuating circumstances beyond the control of the officer such as

injury, illness, or personal tragedy which prevents the officer from completing the

basic or in-service training within the time specified in subsections (1) to (3) of this

section, the officer shall complete the training within one hundred eighty (180) days

after return to duty. Any police officer or auxiliary police officer who fails to

successfully complete the basic or in-service training within the specified time

period shall not be authorized thereafter to carry deadly weapons or make arrests

and may be dismissed from employment as a police officer or from membership on

the auxiliary police force.
KRS § 63.180 — KY Code / Title VIII / Chapter 63 / Section 63.180
63.180 Proceeding for removal of nonelective peace officer or deputy constable
Status: in_force

63.180 Proceeding for removal of nonelective peace officer or deputy constable.

(1) Any person serving as a nonelective peace officer, deputy peace officer, or deputy

constable in violation of the provisions of KRS 61.300 shall be subject to removal.

The Circuit Court of the county in which such person is serving and the Circuit

Court of Franklin County shall have concurrent jurisdiction of all proceedings for

the removal of any such person. The proceedings shall be in equity and the

procedure shall be as set forth in subsections (2), (3) and (4) of this section.

(2) The Commonwealth's attorney of the judicial circuit or the county attorney of the

county in which such person is serving, the Attorney General, or any three (3) or

more citizens of said county may file a petition in equity setting forth the facts

constituting a violation of the provisions of KRS 61.300. If instituted by the

Commonwealth's attorney, county attorney or Attorney General, the proceeding

shall be in the name of the Commonwealth, and if instituted by three (3) or more

citizens, it shall be in the name of such citizens as plaintiffs. A copy of the petition

shall be served upon the person complained against, who shall have ten (10) days in

which to answer.

(3) Thereafter the proceeding shall be heard and determined by the court as a

proceeding in equity. The court shall render a final judgment within sixty (60) days

from the date the petition is filed, unless the court, for good cause shown, extends

the time for the final hearing, but in no case shall it be extended beyond ninety (90)

days from the date the petition is filed.

(4) If it appears upon final hearing that any nonelective peace officer or deputy peace

officer is disqualified under the provisions of KRS 61.300, the court shall enter a

judgment forthwith removing the officer from office.
KRS § 247.5067 — KY Code / Title XXI / Chapter 247 / Section 247.5067
247.5067 Referendum levying assessment
Status: in_force

247.5067 Referendum levying assessment.

It is declared to be in the public interest and highly advantageous to the agricultural

economy of the state that producers of small grains shall be permitted by referendum to

be held among the respective groups and subject to the provisions of KRS 247.5061 to

247.5095 to levy upon themselves an assessment on small grains and provide for the

collection of the assessment for the purpose of financing or contributing toward the

financing of a program of research, market development, and education to increase the

domestic and foreign consumption, use, sale, and markets for small grains and small

grains products; and for the prevention, modification, or elimination of trade barriers

which obstruct the free flow of small grains and small grains products to market.
KRS § 323.090 — KY Code / Title XXVI / Chapter 323 / Section 323.090
323.090 Reexamination
Status: in_force

323.090 Reexamination.

Any applicant who fails a section of the examination may retake that section if at least six

(6) months has elapsed since the applicant took the examination in which he or she failed

the section and upon registering with the testing service and paying the testing service's

required fee. An applicant shall take the examination within three (3) years of the date the

applicant receives the board's approval to begin the examination process. During this

three (3) year period, the applicant shall be excused from paying to the board any

additional fees for processing the application for the examination. An applicant who does

not take the examination within the applicable three (3) year period shall reapply with the

board. All examination fees shall be paid to the testing service.
KRS § 67.084 — KY Code / Title IX / Chapter 67 / Section 67.084
67.084 Authorization for ordinance enabling county to qualify for flood insurance
Status: in_force

67.084 Authorization for ordinance enabling county to qualify for flood insurance.

The fiscal court of any county may promulgate, pass and implement ordinances to satisfy

state and federal regulations so as to qualify said county for flood insurance subsidized by

the United States of America.