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Recent Kentucky regulations affecting small businesses, July 2026, page 9 | Bizmoon

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Department of Insurance - 806 KAR 20:030. Car Valuation Guides for Wrecked, Destroyed, or Damaged Motor Vehicles
July 1, 2026
Kentucky insurance regulation 806 KAR 20:030 requires property and casualty insurers to use Kelley Blue Book or J.D. Power Values/NADA guidelines when valuing wrecked, destroyed, or damaged motor vehicles.
Public Protection Cabinet - 806 KAR 2:210 Eligibility Requirements for Contractors and Evaluators in Strengthen Kentucky Homes Program (Proposed Rule)

July 1, 2026

Kentucky's Strengthen Kentucky Homes Program requires contractors to maintain $1,000,000 general liability insurance and obtain IBHS certification, while evaluators must carry $50,000 surety bonds and IBHS certification, with both roles prohibited o…

Public Protection Cabinet - 806 KAR 2:200 Operations, Eligibility, and Grant Procedures for Strengthen Kentucky Homes Program (Proposed Rule)

July 1, 2026

Kentucky's Strengthen Kentucky Homes Program establishes grant procedures for resident homeowners to repair owner-occupied primary residences in single-family or up to 4-unit multifamily homes with 90-day project completion timelines.

Kentucky Community and Technical College System - 739 KAR 1:080 Issuance of Bonds (Proposed Rule)

July 1, 2026

Kentucky Community and Technical College System proposed rule 739 KAR 1:080 authorizes the Board of Regents to issue bonds for financial management under KRS 164A.605 and related statutes.

Transportation Cabinet - 601 KAR 23:070 Street-Legal Special Purpose Vehicles (Proposed Rule)

July 1, 2026

Kentucky Transportation Cabinet proposes 601 KAR 23:070 to regulate street-legal special purpose vehicles with safety equipment requirements, county registration procedures, and operating restrictions on public roadways.

Transportation Cabinet - 601 KAR 9:076 Vehicle Valuation Guides (Proposed Rule)

July 1, 2026

Kentucky Transportation Cabinet designates J.D. Power Valuation Services as the required used car valuation guide for insurers determining retail value of wrecked or damaged motor vehicles under KRS Chapter 186A.

Cabinet for Economic Development - 307 KAR 1:080. Kentucky Entertainment Incentive Program

July 1, 2026

Kentucky Entertainment Incentive Program regulation (307 KAR 1:080) establishes procedures for film and entertainment production tax incentives, requiring applicants to prove Kentucky-based operations and demonstrate that projects would not proceed …

Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet - 301 KAR 3:150. Hunting and Fishing Outfitter and Guide Licenses

July 1, 2026

Kentucky's new hunting and fishing outfitter and guide license regulation establishes eight license types based on guide count and residency, requiring CPR and first aid certifications, background checks, and monthly activity reporting.

Education and Labor Cabinet - 803 KAR 2:250. Discrimination

July 1, 2026

Kentucky's occupational safety and health discrimination complaint procedures now require filings within 30 days instead of 120 days, effective June 27, 2025, under amendments implementing House Bill 398.

Board of Ophthalmic Dispensers - 201 KAR 013:065. Complaint Management.

July 1, 2026

Board of Ophthalmic Dispensers updates complaint management procedures under 201 KAR 013:065 to comply with Kentucky Revised Statutes Chapter 13A requirements.

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