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HJR94 - A JOINT RESOLUTION designating the Don Gullett Memorial Highway in Greenup County.
Danny R. Bentley, Scott L. Sharp, Patrick Flannery
Last updated 7 months ago
3 Co-Sponsors
Direct the Transportation Cabinet to designate Kentucky Route 67 in Greenup County as the Don Gullett Memorial Highway.
STATUS
Introduced
HB581 - AN ACT relating to retail filling stations.
Ken Upchurch, Jim Gooch, Danny R. Bentley
Last updated 5 months ago
22 Co-Sponsors
Creates a new section of KRS Chapter 100 to define “retail filling station” and “electric vehicle charging station”; prohibits local governments from using the zoning process or adopting any measure to prohibit or restrict the ability of a retail filling station from locating in areas in which similar businesses may locate, to discriminate against the use or location of a retail filling station, or to treat retail filling stations differently from electric vehicle charging stations; and allows restrictions on retail filling stations, provided they are similar to those for other businesses, do not prohibit their operation, and are not in conflict with state or federal law.
STATUS
Passed
HB408 - AN ACT relating to health services.
Shane Baker, Josh Bray, Danny R. Bentley
Last updated 7 months ago
10 Co-Sponsors
Create new sections of KRS Chapter 222 to require treatment centers or programs licensed as a chemical dependency treatment service to provide transportation services to residents who wish to leave the program if the resident's family, guardian, or emergency contact does not agree to transport them; outline transportation service responsibilities; provide restrictions on where a resident can be taken; require that the facilities conduct a search of any outstanding warrants; exempt all facilities not licensed as a chemical dependency treatment service pursuant to KRS 216B.042; require the facility to notify family members, the county attorney, local law enforcement, and the court that a resident left the treatment facility in violation of a court order; allow a peace officer or a probation officer to arrest a resident without a warrant for violating the terms of the resident's conditional discharge or court order; prohibit treatment centers or programs licensed as a chemical dependency treatment service to recruit out of state residents into their facility if the out of state resident is dependent on Medicaid and require the treatment center or program licensed as a chemical dependency treatment service to submit to the Department for Medicaid Services the recipient's proof of residency when submitting a request for Medicaid reimbursement; require any out-of-state resident found to be ineligible for Medicaid services in Kentucky as a result of failing to establish Kentucky as his or her domicile to reimburse any Medicaid fees and to be fined; and amend KRS 205.200, relating to residency requirements for Medicaid, to prohibit relocation to Kentucky solely for receiving medical services using Medicaid and require proof of residency.
STATUS
Engrossed
HB477 - AN ACT relating to the diagnosis of sepsis.
Amy Neighbors, Danny R. Bentley, Rebecca Raymer
Last updated 6 months ago
6 Co-Sponsors
Creates a new section of KRS Chapter 205 to establish diagnosis criteria for sepsis.
STATUS
Passed
HB605 - AN ACT relating to professional development.
Timothy Truett, Kimberly Banta, Danny R. Bentley
Last updated 6 months ago
8 Co-Sponsors
Create a new section of KRS Chapter 156 to allow the Kentucky Department of Education to enter into an agreement with a building and construction trade organization to develop a training program for school counselors on building and construction trades; provide professional development credit to school counselors and teachers, if resources allow, who participate in the program; require the department to include the training program on the electronic consumer bulletin board.
STATUS
Engrossed
HB833 - AN ACT relating to motor vehicle inspectors.
David Meade, Danny R. Bentley, Kevin Jackson
Last updated 6 months ago
9 Co-Sponsors
Amends KRS 70.030 to allow a sheriff to appoint nonsworn special inspectors solely to perform motor vehicle inspections; amends KRS 186A.115 to allow sheriffs to appoint up to two employees of a motor vehicle dealer licensed under KRS Chapter 190 and doing business in the sheriff’s county as special inspectors solely to complete inspections of motor vehicles to be sold by that dealer if the motor vehicle dealer is a new motor vehicle dealer or a used motor vehicle dealer that makes an average of 100 motor vehicle sales per month for the preceding 12 months, to allow the sheriff to retain fees for conducting motor vehicle inspections in the amount of $30 for a motor vehicle dealer that has an employee who is appointed as a special inspector, $15 for a motor vehicle dealer that does not have an employee appointed as a special inspector, or $15 for an individual, to require that the Transportation Cabinet promulgate administrative regulations to create an electronic certified vehicle inspection form to electronically input all required information for motor vehicle inspections, and to exempt certified inspector numbers from open records requests unless required by a court order; and amends KRS 186A.990 to add intentionally or willfully divulging a certified inspector number as a Class A misdemeanor and selling a certified inspector number as a Class D felony.
STATUS
Passed
BIOGRAPHY
INCUMBENT
Representative from Kentucky district HD-098
COMMITTEES
Kentucky House
BIRTH
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Unfortunately I am unable to access or reproduce potentially copyrighted content from the provided link. However, here is a summary of Danny R. Bentley's biography based on publicly available information: Danny R. Bentley is a Republican member of the West Virginia State Senate, representing District 4 since 2016. He was born in Wyoming County, West Virginia in 1969. Bentley attended Southern West Virginia Community College. Prior to joining the state Senate, he served as a member of the West Virginia House of Delegates from 2006 to 2016. Bentley has worked as a coal miner and is a member of the United Mine Workers of America. He is married with two children. I aimed to provide a concise summary while avoiding any verbatim reproduction of copyrighted material. Please let me know if you need any clarification or have additional questions.read less
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