Driving progress: LTADD CAPE team hosting virtual learning session on Pavement Condition Rating System Managing miles of county roads and dozens of bridges is a monumental task for any county or city. Traditionally, deciding which road gets paved next was often a game of “who called the office most.” Today, Kentucky counties are shifting toward…
FY2025 Disaster Supplemental Grant Program provides approximately $1.45 billion to assist communities in recovering from major natural disasters (such as hurricanes, wildfires, floods, and tornadoes) that occurred in calendar years 2023 and 2024. The goal is to help these regions not only rebuild but also transform their local economies to exceed pre-disaster conditions. Funding Pathways:…
As part of its Cyber Workshop and Tabletop Exercise (TTX), the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security hosted local leaders and emergency managers as they joined experts Feb. 5 from CISA and the Kentucky Army National Guard to simulate cyber incident responses and learn about the latest digital threats. The workshop was part of a statewide…
Across the Lincoln Trail region, weather disruptions are a familiar reality. Winter storms, heavy rain, and severe weather can affect travel, school schedules, and daily work routines, especially in our more rural communities. During these moments, the strength of our workforce is reflected not just in how we adapt, but also how we support one…
Central Kentucky has transformed into a winter wonderland, but while the snow and ice look beautiful from a window, they create significant barriers for our older neighbors. When the roads get slick and the temperatures drop, many seniors find themselves “weather-bound,” leading to risks that go far beyond just a slippery sidewalk. For many older…
At our recent Annual Meeting, the Lincoln Trail Area Development District (LTADD) had the distinct honor of celebrating the incredible career and contributions of one of our longest-serving leaders, Ted Brown. After 32 years of unwavering dedication to our region, Ted is stepping down, leaving behind a legacy of public service that few can match.…
Every year since 1978, the Lincoln Trail Area Development District (LTADD) has honored one of its board members who best exemplifies the spirit of regionalism and dedicated public service. For his visionary leadership, his dedication to disaster preparedness, and his lifetime of service to Kentucky, LTADD has named Washington County Judge/Executive Timothy Graves as the…
As part of a tradition dating back to 1992, the Lincoln Trail Area Development District (LTADD) honors an engaged community volunteer in memory of one of its own. The Dorothy M. Dolle Memorial Award is given during LTADD’s Annual Meeting to a senior member of the Lincoln Trail District who exemplifies the attributes of its…
In a celebration of growth, leadership and the power of regional partnership, the Lincoln Trail Area Development District (LTADD) hosted its 58th Annual Meeting, bringing together its Board of Directors encompassing leaders, both elected officials and citizen members, from across its eight counties and 26 cities representing more than 280,000 residents in the Lincoln Trail…
Are you a caregiver, an older adult, an individual with a disability, or simply someone passionate about supporting our region’s senior community? The Lincoln Trail Area Development District (LTADD) wants to hear from you! We are hosting a Public Hearing to review the Area Plan for Aging Services for FY 2027-2029, and your input is…
