Earlier this week, I spent my final day in Frankfort for my term of service. It has been an honor to serve the people of District 71 for the last 2 years. Thank you for the opportunity.
3/3: Under the most recent draft of the stimulus Bill, this program will be continued, however, we cannot take further action until it is signed into law, and we receive the associated implementation procedures from the US Department of Labor.
1/3: Legislators received the following update regarding Pandemic Unemployment Assistance from the Governor’s office:
Because the most recent stimulus Bill has not yet been signed into law, the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) program will end on December 26, 2020.
2/3: Due to the end of this program, it is important that claimants who are currently on this program do not continue to request benefits after December 26, 2020. Doing so will cause a stop or other issues to be placed on their claim, resulting in the delay of future benefits.
On the way to watch the RCMS vs. GCMS football game, the kids and I got to see the barrels going in the new economic development project in Lancaster. I am glad that I had the opportunity to work with state and local officials to bring a $27 million project to our District.
It has been an honor serving in the @KYHouseGOP with @buckethoover for the last 2 years. His knowledge of procedures will not be easily replaced. In a time when too many are focused on being a Republican or Democrat, he is a statesman looking out for all Kentuckians.
Here is an Op-Ed I submitted to the Herald Leader @heraldleader this week and which has today been posted online and will hopefully be in print edition on Sunday.
2/2: pressed to find another city official in Kentucky that has poured as much into serving their community, from digging out and repairing water and sewer lines to working for economic development in bringing the Family Dollar and Marathon station to Livingston.
1/2: There was a great turnout this morning for the Livingston Homecoming Parade and Awards Recognition. It was an honor to be able to recognize Mayor Jason Medley with a Citation from the @KYHouseGOP for his years of service to the community. I think that you would be hard
Today, we are celebrating July 4 with family, friends, picnics, & fireworks. Remember those that are not able to spend the day with their families, & are serving in our military & first responders, & medical personnel, protecting us at home & abroad. Happy Independence Day 2020!
1/4: I have talked with staff members that are assisting with unemployment issues. One of the biggest issues that they have seen so far is reactivating claims (resubmitting a claim several times). One person reactivated their claim 6 times, and another reactivated 12 times. From
3/4: possible. Please only submit your claim once. If you continue to have unemployment issues and live in District 71, please email your name, address, phone number, general details, and last 4 digits of your social security number to [email protected]. If you do not