The Campbell County Road Department is responsible for maintaining 300 miles of roads, as well as mowing roadside vegetation, inspecting bridges, maintaining culverts, installing gabion baskets, and handling snow and ice removal.
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Campbell County discusses medical cannabis prohibition
Campbell County cities are preparing to decide whether to allow medical cannabis businesses to operate in town, with the county considering to opt out to give cities more time to develop their own regulations.
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Addressing workforce shortage: Regional leaders launch NKY Works
NKY Works, the region’s new workforce development office, was launched to address workforce demographic trends and develop workforce policy and strategies to address workforce challenges.
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Campbell County High School Boys Basketball Team recognized for season performance
The Campbell County High School Boys Basketball Team was recognized by the Campbell County Fiscal Court for their 27-7 season record and advancing to the state tournament quarterfinals.
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Campbell County road department worker honored for 27 years of service
Bob Bowlds is retiring from the Campbell County Road Department after 27 years of service to the county.
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NKY leaders: ‘We don’t have enough people’
Northern Kentucky leaders are sounding the alarm on what they are describing as the region’s tight labor market. On Tuesday morning, Boone, Kenton and Campbell counties’ judges/executive spoke at the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce’s Eggs ‘N Issues breakfast panel, where each addressed their county’s recent accomplishments, challenges and goals. Throughout their speeches, a prevailing […]
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Campbell County declares National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week
The Campbell County Fiscal Court read a proclamation Wednesday, declaring Nov. 11-18 National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week. “The purpose of the proclamation is to educate the public about the many reasons people are hungry and homeless, including the shortage of affordable housing for very low-income residents,” Campbell County Judge/Executive Steve Pendery read from the […]
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Campbell County Office of Emergency Management Director inducted into KY Emergency Management Hall of Fame
Campbell County Office of Emergency Management Director Bill Turner was recognized by the Campbell County Fiscal Court Wednesday for his induction into the Kentucky Emergency Management Association Hall of Fame. Recipients were selected from peer nominations for their contributions to making Kentucky a safer place. Turner was also recognized earlier this month by the Kentucky […]
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Campbell County talks opioid settlement funds
A meeting was held Tuesday to discuss opioid settlement funds in Campbell County. The Campbell County Mayors and Fiscal Court meeting informed governments in the county of the approximation of money they could expect over a period of time and what the money could be allocated toward. No action was taken at the meeting. The […]
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Campbell County Fiscal Court holding public hearings for real property tax rate change
The Campbell County Fiscal Court is holding public hearings for the proposed 2023 real property tax rate. The 2022 real property tax rate is 17.10 cents per $100 of valuation, and the proposed 2023 real property tax rate is lowered to 16.70 cents per $100 of valuation. Real property consists of land and any permanent […]
