In partnership with the Kentucky Chamber, Kentucky Association of Counties and Kentucky League of Cities
 

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County officials included county judges, magistrates, county attorneys, city officials including mayors, city managers, council members. 

Kentucky has one of the most comprehensive P3 laws that enables local governments to take advantage of the P3 model while also protecting taxpayers. Communities continue to face challenges meeting their needs with the resources available. The public-private partnership model is a procurement tool build community infrastructure and provide services.

When capital is lacking, utilizing the P3 model can make projects happen.  

“Our goal is to get local leaders excited about the possibilities of developing projects that might not otherwise happen without P3,” said Kentucky Chamber P3 Workgroup Chairman Warren Rogers of W. Rogers Company. “We know that communities have needs for infrastructure and services but may lack the capital or the desire or ability to take on long-term maintenance. The P3 model can help local officials overcome these and other barriers.”

• County and city official training credit available.

• Participants will understand what P3s are, how they are different from other financing models, how Kentucky’s law and regulations work, and what to do with unsolicited bids.

• Participants will learn about P3 examples most useful to local governments through case studies.

• Participants will leave with an understanding of the first steps to take to initiate a P3 project.

• Participants will receive materials including lists of experts to contact.

• Participants will learn about opportunities for future training.

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