Clinton County, KY Industrial Development Authority

03/09/2026

Make plans to attend! It will be a great event!

03/17/2023

📢 📢 Calling ALL Entrepreneur Support Organizations across KY!

Join us NEXT WEEK for The Kentucky Science & Technology Corporation and KY Innovation's March ESO Webinar covering The National Science Foundation (NSF)'s Regional Innovations Engines Program.

March 21st @ 10 AM EST / 9 AM CT via Zoom

Join us this month to hear from five of Kentucky’s lead applicants and their promising NSF Engines proposals:

• Ian McClure, University of Kentucky – “GAME CHANGE”
• Dan Popa Ph.D., University of Louisville – “CHARGE”
• Taunya Phillips, University of Kentucky – “EMIE”
• Terry Samuel, KSTC – “AMFE”
• Rocky Massey, Appalachian Regional Healthcare, and Serenity Wright Ed.D., University of Kentucky – “HEALTH”

You also won’t want to miss the March Innovation Hub Update from Monica Bilak, Executive Director with Growest KY

Register Here: http://ow.ly/Wugv50NkEZE

11/21/2022

🤩 Small Business Saturday is this weekend! Our Centers will be highlighting small businesses in their communities as they prepare and celebrate!

11/13/2022

Clinton County!

Are you ready to find your next career working from the comfort of your home? We're ready to help you get prepared and connected to legitimate, well-paying opportunities!

We'll see you on Dec. 12 at the Clinton County Public Library!

10/26/2022

Clinton County!

We will be onsite November 7 from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. at the Old Clinton County Superintendent Office to answer your questions and assist you with finding your next career working from home!

See you there!

09/17/2022

CLINTON COUNTY!

Are you ready to work from home? Stop by the Clinton County Library in Albany on September 21 to learn more about available remote opportunities! Our team will be onsite from 12 - 2 p.m.

Bring a valid ID and updated resume to apply! See you there!

04/25/2022

Grant funding available for child care providers! Our Division of Child Care announces a funding opportunity to help Kentucky child care centers and family child care providers increase the quality of health and safety of children in their care. DCC will provide funds up to $10,000 to licensed or certified programs to address concerns related to facility health and safety. Get info and apply: bit.ly/38Z7znK

04/24/2022

Branscum announces $44,897,000 in funding for road and infrastructure projects for Clinton County

Frankfort, Kentucky (April 21, 2022) – Clinton County will receive $44,897,000 in funding for road and infrastructure projects. This announcement comes upon the completion of a legislative session that resulted in a fiscally responsible state spending plan that makes significant investments in upgrading and replacing the state’s outdated infrastructure, including transportation, water and wastewater, and broadband.

“Every dollar we spend on roads and infrastructure is an investment in our district,” Branscum said. “With Lake Cumberland and Dale Hollow Lake in our backyards, it’s exciting news for our community to see this funding going towards US-127. The expansion will increase tourism, economic development and provide unlimited opportunities in our area.”

The funding is part of HB 242, which provides more than $2.9 billion for the maintenance and construction of state roads over the next two years. The measure also includes $370 million for the rehabilitation and construction of bridges and sets aside $250 million to match federal dollars for mega projects in Northern, Eastern, and Western Kentucky.

The Clinton County allocation is earmarked for the following projects:

· $15,000 in FY22 to install a guardrail on KY-553 in Clinton County.

· $27,200,000 in FY22 for the relocation of US-127 from north of the KY-3063.

·$3,100,000 in FY22 for the relocation of US-127 from the Aaron Ridge Road and old US-127 intersection, extending north of the KY-3063 and old US-127 intersection.

· $1,782,000 in FY23-FY24 for a bridge project in Clinton County on KY-1576 at Spring Creek.

Additionally, HB 490 allocates Clinton County $4,800,000 in FY23 and $8,000,000 in FY25 for the relocation of US-127 from KY-90 intersection to Aaron Ridge Road.

“Roads are so important to our state as almost half of our population lives in rural areas,” Branscum added. “They open up opportunities for economic development and tourism, bringing the world to our front door.”

In addition to HB 242, lawmakers also crafted a two-year budget for Kentucky’s Transportation Cabinet. That bill, HB 241, includes funding for programs like an additional $4 million to increase access to driver’s license and permit testing and $11.4 million to be divided among the state’s 54 general aviation airports.

“This road plan and cabinet budget provide a very organized, methodical approach that both meets today’s needs and lays the groundwork for tomorrow. We only have one chance to spend each dollar and we owe it to the taxpayers of Kentucky to get it right,” House Speaker David Osborne added. “I commend House Transportation Budget Chair Sal Santoro and Representative Branscum for their commitment to prioritizing critical projects and identifying how we can make the most of the resources available to us.”

For further information about this legislation or any other actions taken by the Kentucky General Assembly, visit legislature.ky.gov.

03/17/2022

Don't forget tomorrow. Register at the link below. Great opportunity!

03/04/2022

ARE YOU READY TO WORK FROM THE COMFORT OF YOUR OWN HOME?!

Teleworks USA is hosting a remote employer job fair on March 18 at noon (EST). Join us to hear from a company recruiter about available opportunities starting at $16.50 an hour with benefits and equipment provided!

Register to attend today at bit.ly/PGJFMar18

For other upcoming events for your area, visit our website at www.teleworksusa.info

02/19/2022