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signed · Kentucky · Senate Apr 8, 2022

SB 114: AN ACT relating to the disposition of catalytic converters and other items containing metal.

Amend KRS 433.890 to require purchasers of catalytic converters to keep a record that contains proof of ownership; amend KRS 433.892 to establish that the failure to maintain a register of metal and objects containing metals is a Class B misdemeanor; amend KRS 433.894 to establish that unlawful acts relating to the purchase or disposition of metals is a Class B misdemeanor.
Denise Harper Angel (D) Reggie Thomas (D) Whitney Westerfield (R)
signed · Kentucky · Senate Apr 8, 2022

SB 224: AN ACT relating to retirement funds of urban-county governments and declaring an emergency.

Amend KRS 67A.360 to define "surviving spouse" for purposes of surviving spouse benefits under the urban-county government police and fire pension fund; modify the name of the fund to be gender neutral; make a conforming amendment; amend KRS 67A.345, 67A.370, and 67A.655 to conform due to changing the name of the urban-county government police and fire pension fund; amend KRS 67A.430 to provide that salary shall be credited to an urban-county government police and fire pension fund member's account for periods when the member's salary is reduced due to receipt of worker's compensation provided the member makes the appropriate employee contributions on the salary that would have been paid; require the urban-county government to make employer contributions on the salary credited if the member elects to make contributions; amend KRS 67A.460 to prohibit a retired urban-county government police and fire pension fund who has retired on disability to revert back to a service retirement; amend KRS 67A.480 to require certification of occupational disability by licensed physicians hired by the urban-county government police and fire pension in situations where the member is applying for occupational disability benefits; amend KRS 67A.320 to authorize the mayor with consent of the legislative body to appoint members to the closed city employees' pension plan for elected positions on the board if no members of the closed plan are available or willing to serve on the fund; RETROACTIVE; EMERGENCY; EFFECTIVE July 1, 2022.
signed · Kentucky · Senate Apr 8, 2022

SB 179: AN ACT relating to criminal offenses committed during a declared emergency.

Amend KRS 500.080 to define "natural or man-made disaster"; amend KRS 508.025, 511.020, 511.030, 511.040, 511.060, 511.070, 511.080, 512.020, 512.030, 512.040, 514.110 and 515.020 to provide an enhanced penalty if the offense occurred during a declared emergency arising from a natural or man-made disaster and within the area covered by the emergency declaration; amend KRS 514.030 to provide that any classification of theft by unlawful taking or disposition shall be charged one level higher if the offense occurred during a declared emergency arising from a natural or man-made disaster and within the area covered by the emergency declaration; amend KRS 514.040 to provide that any classification of theft by deception shall be charged one level higher if the offense occurred during a declared emergency arising from a natural or man-made disaster and within the area covered by the emergency declaration; amend various statutes to conform.
Danny Carroll (R) Robby Mills (R) Mike Wilson (R) Jason Howell (R) Whitney Westerfield (R)
signed · Kentucky · House Apr 8, 2022

HB 279: AN ACT relating to motor vehicles.

Amend KRS 186.032 to define "communication disorder"; establish that information may be included in the Kentucky vehicle registration system database indicating that the operator of the vehicle may have a communication disorder; require county clerks to post notice of the database; require the Transportation Cabinet to put information about the database on its website; EFFECTIVE January 1, 2024.
Melinda Gibbons Prunty (R) Mary Beth Imes (R)
signed · Kentucky · House Apr 8, 2022

HB 663: AN ACT relating to financial disclosures of postsecondary education institutions.

Create a new section of KRS Chapter 164 to require the president and chair of the governing board of each postsecondary education institution licensed or overseen by the Council on Postsecondary Education to jointly execute a signed, sworn financial disclosure statement by July 1 of each year; designate recipients of the statement; and authorize CPE to investigate if an institution fails to provide a statement to designated recipients.
Bobby McCool (R)
signed · Kentucky · Senate Apr 8, 2022

SB 176: AN ACT relating to use of facial recognition technology.

Retain original provisions, except create a working group on facial technology; set membership, require the working group to adopt a model facial recognition technology policy by January 1, 2024, to govern use of facial recognition technology: set forth standards and components of the policy; require law enforcement agencies that use the technology to have a use policy in place.
Whitney Westerfield (R)
signed · Kentucky · Senate Apr 8, 2022

SB 276: AN ACT relating to Medicaid coverage for sickle cell disease.

Create a new Section of KRS Chapter 205 to require the Cabinet for Health and Family Services to conduct an annual review of all medications, services, and forms of treatment for enrollees with a diagnosis of sickle cell disease that are eligible for coverage under the state's medical assistance program; provide that the Act may be cited as Terrence's Law.
Gerald Neal (D) Julie Adams (R) Reggie Thomas (D) Karen Berg (D) Ralph Alvarado (R)
signed · Kentucky · House Apr 8, 2022

HB 215: AN ACT relating to crimes and punishments.

Amend KRS 218A.1410, 218A.1412, and 218A.142 to enhance the penalty for importing or trafficking carfentanil, fentanyl, or fentanyl derivatives from a minimum of 50 percent of the sentence served to a minimum of 85 percent of the sentence served and establish prohibition against the use of pretrial diversion for those criminal offenses.
Kevin Bratcher (R) Steve Sheldon (R) Russell Webber (R) Jennifer Decker (R) Regina Huff (R)
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