Public Notices & Ordinance Summaries
Ordinance Summaries
08-12-21-B Regulations for Smoking Retail Stores Summary
08-12-21-B Smoke Shop Ordinance
08-12-21-A Amending Chapter 35 Public Records Summary
08-12-21-A Amending Portions Public Records Ordinance Chapter 35
05-26-21-A 05-26-21-B and 05-26-21-C Summaries
05-26-21-A Setting the Tax Rate
05-26-21-B Amending the Budget Published
05-26-21-C Enacting a Budget Published
02-11-21-A Revising Chapter 150 Summary
02-11-21-A Revising Chapter 150 Building Regulations
01-26-21-A Repealing 14-11 Summary
01-26-21-A Repealing Ordinance 14-11
07-09-20-A Chapter 91 & 07-09-20-B Noise Summary
07-09-20-A Revising Chapter 91 Streets & Sidewalks
05-14-20-A 05-28-20-A and 05-28-20-B Publication
05-28-20-A Amending the Budget
05-14-20-A Setting the Tax Rate
Publication 03-12-20-A Code of Ordinances
03-12-20-A Adopting Code of Ordinances
Publication 02-13-20-A 19ZONE0057 Clover Senior
Ordinance 02-13-20-A 19ZONE0057 Clover Senior
Publication 10-10-19-A Audit and 09-12-19-A
Publication 08-08-19-A and 08-08-19-B
Publication 07-11-19-A Sampling Repeal
07-11-19-A Sampling License Repeal
Publication 06-13-19-A 18STREETS1024
05-30-19-A Amending the Budget
Publication 03-14-19-A and 03-14-19-B for publication
03-14-19-A Supplement to Code of Ordinances
03-14-19-B Signage Regulations
02-14-19-A Ins. Premium Summary.pdf
Newspaper Publication Requirements for City of Middletown
Effective April 2020 House Bill 195 changed the publication requirements for certain cities. The City of Middletown publishing requirements for ordinances, audits and bid solicitations has changed as a result of this bill. Publications you are accustomed to finding in the newspaper are now available in full on our website.
HB195: Publishing requirements: Notwithstanding KRS83A.060, 91A.040, Chapter 424, a county containing a population of more than 90,000 or any city within a county containing a population of more than 90,000, as determined by the 2010 US Census, may publish enacted ordinances, audits and bid solicitations by posting the full ordinances, the full audit report including the auditors opinion letter, or the bid solicitations on an internet web site maintained by the county or city government for a period of at least one year. If a county or city publishes ordinances, audits, or bid solicitations on an internet web site, the county or city shall also publish an advertisement in a newspaper qualified in accordance with KRS 424.120, with a description of the ordinances, audits, or bid solicitations published on the internet web site, including the Uniform Resource Locator (URL) where the documents can be viewed.
