KACP employs a legislative agent/lobbyist who, along with the KACP executive director, is actively engaged with Kentucky lawmakers and administration officials in Frankfort.

The KACP legislative affairs team, which is often augmented with participation from KACP officers and board members, is in Frankfort during the General Assembly’s legislative sessions; monitors and proposes legislation; supports legislation that benefits law enforcement and opposes bills that do not; regularly attends and often testifies at meetings of legislative committees dealing with law enforcement legislation and issues; often with closely with organizations that share similar agendas, including the Kentucky Sheriff’s Association (KSA), the Kentucky League of Cities, the Kentucky Association of Counties (KACO) as well as – depending on the issue – various stage agencies.

Prior to the start of each annual session, the KACP legislative agenda is developed and approved by the KACP Executive Board. The legislative team provides regular updates and reports throughout legislative session to the board.

January 11, 2025

Weekly Legislative Report – January 10th, 2025

The Kentucky General Assembly will return to Frankfort Feb. 4th for the remainder of the 2025 legislative session. Friday marked the 4th day of the 30-day session, which is scheduled to end March 28th. KACP PRIORITIES: Pension System Health Insurance:  KACP is still in ongoing discussions about legislation that would increase the healthcare stipend for some law enforcement officers in the pension system. (Tier 1 who began participation after July 2003; all Tier II and […]

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January 8, 2025

2025 Legislative Information

The Kentucky General Assembly kicked off the 2025 legislative session today. Since this year is a so-called “short session” of just 30 days, the legislature will only meet four days this week, break and then returns to Frankfort Tuesday, Feb. 4th for the remainder of the session, which is scheduled to end March 28th. A couple of quick points to know about this session: There are 21 new lawmakers – 15 in the House and six […]

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