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House Budget Raises Revenue, Prevents Some Education Cuts

Click here to download a PDF of KCEP’s analysis of the House's budget. In their budget for 2019-2020, the House...

Jason Bailey | March 1, 2018

2 Gen Approach to Kentucky’s Opioid Epidemic Needed

Click here to view a pdf of the brief. As one of the states hardest hit by the national opioid epidemic, Kentucky struggles with high rates of addiction, incarceration, overdose...

Ashley Spalding | February 22, 2018

Workforce Development in Kentucky Should Encourage High-Road Jobs

Click here to view a pdf of the report. There has been a substantial decline over the last several decades in the share of employment that can be described as...

Ashley Spalding | February 12, 2018

State Budget Cuts to Education Hurt Kentucky’s Classrooms and Kids

Click to view report as a PDF. Education is crucial to Kentucky’s success. However, as the state legislature has been disinvesting in P-12 education over the past decade, it has...

Ashley Spalding | January 29, 2018

Governor’s Budget Cuts Education, Eliminates Some Programs

Click to download a PDF of KCEP's initial analysis of the governor's budget proposal. The governor’s proposed budget makes deep cuts to education, eliminates funding for 70 programs and makes cuts...

Jason Bailey | January 17, 2018

A Better Way to Understand Kentucky’s Pension Health

Click to view this report and its appendix as a PDF. Plenty of attention is paid to how badly funded Kentucky's public pension plans are. Compared to other states, our...

Jason Bailey | January 8, 2018

Commonwealth At Risk: A Preview of the 2018-2020 Kentucky State Budget

Round after round of damaging budget cuts, a decades-long refusal to clean up tax breaks, and the reality that additional appropriations are needed for pensions, corrections, Medicaid and other crucial...

Ashley Spalding | January 4, 2018

The Funding Gap Between Kentucky’s Poor and Wealthy School Districts Continues to Grow

Click to view as a PDF As a result of decreasing reliance on state funding for education and an increasing reliance on local school district resources, the gap in per-pupil...

Anna Baumann | December 13, 2017

Revenue Options to Meet Obligations and Protect Investments

To meet our pension obligations and begin reinvesting in a stronger future for the commonwealth, Kentucky needs new revenue. Currently, too many tax breaks drain money that is needed to...

Jason Bailey | October 31, 2017

Pensions Need Responsible Funding Plan, Not Exaggerated Claims

Click to view as PDF. The series of reports from PFM on Kentucky’s pension systems overstate serious challenges with the condition of the state’s plans to justify drastic cuts in benefits....

Jason Bailey | September 5, 2017

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