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Rep. Carney presented 2019 Friend of Kentucky Cities award By Michele Hill Frankfort, KY - - The Kentucky League of Cities (KLC) presented Representative Bam Carney (R-Campbellsville) with a 2019 "Friend of Kentucky Cities" award at the Kentucky State Capitol on Thursday afternoon. The KLC Board of Directors named Representative Carney a 2019 award winner for his role in securing passage of Senate Bill 1, "The School Safety and Resiliency Act." The KLC initiative aims to make our community schools safer for students and staff. As majority floor leader, Representative Carney was also instrumental in ensuring several KLC initiatives and supported bills moved through committees and were called for a vote in the House. KLC Deputy Executive Director J.D. Chaney praised Representative Carney's long-standing support of cities. "We are grateful for the great relationship Representative Carney has with the cities in his district and for his willingness to work with us on legislation that improves those communities and municipalities across the state. Having someone with his understanding of city government and his dedication to schools was vital in the crafting of the school safety bill, and we look forward to continuing to work with him on the funding of that measure and other key revenue issues facing cities." "The 2019 legislative session was extremely successful, in no small part thanks to passage of 'The School Safety and Resiliency Act,' which I sponsored in the House, and the numerous bills which passed aimed at supporting and empowering our cities and counties," said Representative Carney. "I want to thank KLC not only for recognizing my support for local governments, but also for working with us to move Kentucky forward in many ways." KLC Executive Director/CEO Jonathan Steiner spoke on the important role Representative Carney has played in securing passage of legislation important to cities. "We cannot stress enough how much we appreciate the willingness of people in leadership roles to sit down and talk to us about the needs and concerns of city leaders and residents. Representative Carney is always ready to discuss how he can make his communities more successful and livable. We are proud to recognize him for his hard work and commitment." Founded in 1927, the Kentucky League of Cities is a membership association of more than 370 cities across the commonwealth. KLC bestows the "Friend of Kentucky Cities" award to legislators who perform outstanding work advocating for issues that are important for cities across the state. This story was posted on 2019-12-05 17:02:10
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