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Taylor Co. awarded $5K KDLA grant to preserve records By JT Henderson Frankfort, KY - - The Department for Libraries and Archives (KDLA) within the Kentucky Education and Workforce Development Cabinet has announced 25 recipients of more than $575,000 of the Local Records Grant Program funds to preserve and manage local government records. Taylor County was awarded $5,450. The Local Records Program helps to preserve, protect and make available records with continuing archival value and assist local agencies with records management through direct services, training and grant support. "The Commonwealth of Kentucky has a rich past and hope for a vibrant future. This Local Records Program ensures our Kentucky history is passed on to our children and grandchildren," said Governor Andy Beshear. KDLA has awarded 25 grants statewide totaling $574,695 of fiscal year 2020 Local Records Grant Program funds. Funds are made available through fees enacted by the Kentucky General Assembly to preserve and retain local public records. Any local government agency may apply for this grant. "There is a continual need to preserve and provide access to the public documents that record the history of our Commonwealth." KDLA Commissioner Terry Manuel said. "This program allows local officials to maintain records that otherwise might be lost, benefiting current and future generations of Kentuckians." The second round of 2020 Local Records Grant Program funds have been awarded to the following recipients:
KDLA provides equitable access to quality library and information resources and services, as well as helps public agencies ensure that legislatively mandated documentation of government programs is created, efficiently maintained and made accessible. For more information on resources, programs and services visit the Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives website or call 502-564-1753. This story was posted on 2020-02-05 10:21:44
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