If adopted, the resolution would direct Kentucky’s Legislative Research Commission to restart a disaster task force and receive its recommendations by December 1, 2026.
If adopted, the resolution would direct the Legislative Research Commission to reestablish a task force to study how Kentucky prepares for disasters and recommend possible laws or administrative steps.
The proposed resolution would set appointments for a 10-member lawmaker task force, subject to Commission approval. The Commission could assign the study to an interim committee or subcommittee instead.
The proposed resolution would direct the Legislative Research Commission to reestablish a disaster task force. The task force would study Kentucky’s disaster planning, prevention, response, and recovery, including government roles, costs, risks, and public and expert views. The task force would meet monthly during the 2026 Interim and send findings and recommendations by December 1, 2026.
The proposed resolution would set the task force’s membership and allow the Legislative Research Commission to assign its work elsewhere. The proposed task force would have 10 House and Senate members appointed by chamber leaders, including minority leaders. Final membership would require the Legislative Research Commission’s approval. The Commission could assign the issues to an interim joint committee or subcommittee and set a study completion date. If the Commission assigns the work elsewhere, it would set the study completion date.
No hearings or votes scheduled.