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County-by-county Real ID rollout halted By Ben Tobin, Louisville Courier Journal After some initial difficulties, Kentucky is changing its plan to let people get Real IDs -- driver's licenses that can be used to fly domestically and access restricted federal facilities such as power plants and military bases -- from local circuit clerks' offices. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet had implemented two pilot programs in Franklin and Woodford counties to issue "voluntary travel IDs" that are in compliance with new federal requirements. The deadline to obtain these licenses is Oct. 1, 2020. But in a Sept. 6 letter obtained by the Courier Journal and sent to the Kentucky Circuit Court Clerk Association and the Kentucky Administrative Office of the Courts, Cabinet Secretary Greg Thomas said that due to "significant unforeseen workload and staffing issues," Kentucky will be halting operations beyond the two existing pilot locations. Read more at courier-journal.com This story was posted on 2019-09-18 14:04:48
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