Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
This document provides contact information for rural electric cooperatives and some other utilities, plus a terrific set of tips for saving money and energy. It was produced for participants in KFTC's Power House Workshops. For more information, contact nikita@kftc.org.
Kentuckians For The Commonwealth, Laura Greenfield
This Power Map of Pulaski County was created as part of a Power House Workshop, offered in Somerset by KFTC on April 7, 2018. It shows the various utilities that serve parts of the county, and describes the average rates and bills they charge, compared to the state average.
Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
In Jan 2018, Governor Bevin proposed a budget that eliminated 70 programs from the state budget.
Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
A shorthand analysis of the impacts of current legislation in Kentucky on pensions, the state budget and tax reform.
Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
A set of helpful facts and messaging on the economic justice issues of public pensions, the state budget, and adequate revenue in Kentucky in 2018.
Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
Talking points for why we need new revenue to fund critical public investments in KY
Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
House Bill 29 will make Kentucky's tax system more fair, adequate and sustainable with a broad variety of reforms. And raise more than $570 million in new revenue annually.
Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
We stopped the special legislative sessions on taxes ansd pensions in 2017. How do we keep winning in 2018?
Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
The Empower Kentucky Plan shows that a Just Transition to a clean energy economy is possible in Kentucky. Shaped with input from more than 1,200 people from Pikeville to Paducah, this plan describes ways we can produce better results in terms of jobs, health, and energy bills, and affected workers and communities - while doing our part to protect our climate.
Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
A searchable spreadsheet of every tax expenditure (all $12 billion worth) in Kentucky and how much tax revenue we lose because of each.
