The Public Service Commission would oversee the Metropolitan Sewer District under a bill that Rep. Jared Bauman, R-Louisville, wants to introduce in the Kentucky legislature next year.
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Dubbed the 'Safer Kentucky Act,' House Bill 5 makes sweeping changes to the state's crime statutes.
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After making its way through the House and Senate, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear vetoed a Republican-backed crime bill Tuesday. However, lawmakers could override that veto in the coming days.
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Anti-crime bill featuring three-strikes provision wins approval from GOP-led House panel in Kentucky
The measure has emerged as a top priority this year in the Republican-dominated House.
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A bill filed this week in Frankfort aims to put a dent in violent crime across Kentucky with an added emphasis of curtailing street camping.
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House Bill 5 is a more than 20-point plan aimed at curbing what's been a multiyear surge in violent crime.
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Kentucky lawmakers eye street camping ban in crime plan as advocates push for homelessness solutions
A wide-ranging proposal attacking crime in Kentucky would ban 'street camping' on public and other land. A draft of the legislation is expected next month before state lawmakers start meeting in January.
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A group of Louisville lawmakers announced Tuesday they'll introduce legislation called the Safer Kentucky Act, a proposal aimed at reversing what's been a multi-year surge in violent crime.
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HB 191 calls for a special election 60 days after a council seat opens up, replacing the current process that lets council members choose temporary representatives between elections.
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HB 191 would allow voters in Metro Council districts to choose representatives weeks after vacancies, changing a process that now lets the council decide who will hold empty seats between scheduled elections.