March 17, 2020 •
Kentucky Legislative Session Continues As Scheduled with Precautions
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The Kentucky State Capitol building
House and Senate leadership announced the legislative session will continue as scheduled with some precautions to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
Beginning Tuesday, March 17, only elected members, staff, and members of the media will be allowed in the Capitol Annex until further notice.
Governor Beshear has already closed the Capitol.
In order to ensure transparency and accessibility, there will be an increase in live streaming services and broadcasting by Kentucky Education Television (KET).
The KET will broadcast committee meetings and House and Senate Floor proceedings.
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