- Section 61.010 - Office not to be sold - Penalty - Contracts to sell are void
- Section 61.012 - Qualification for appointive office or position as to compliance with campaign finance laws
- Section 61.015 - Residence requirements for office or employment when city or district boundaries altered
- Section 61.020 - Commissions, which officers required to have
- Section 61.030 - Discharge of duties, when officer to enter upon
- Section 61.035 - Deputy may act for ministerial officer
- Section 61.040 - Conviction of certain crimes vacates office - Pardon does not avoid
- Section 61.050 - Officer's acts before conviction are valid
- Section 61.060 - Official acts may be questioned collaterally, when
- Section 61.070 - Eligibility of General Assembly member or candidate as administrative board or commission member
- Section 61.080 - Incompatible offices
- Section 61.090 - Acceptance of incompatible office vacates first
- Section 61.092 - Renumbered
- Section 61.094 - Renumbered
- Section 61.096 - Renumbered
- Section 61.097 - Involvement of local government officers, employees, and their spouses in contracts for solid waste management facilities - Effect on contract - Penalties
- Section 61.098 - Practice of law prohibited
- Section 61.100 - Dueling disqualifies person to hold office
- Section 61.101 - Definitions
- Section 61.102 - Reprisal against public employee for disclosure of violations of law prohibited - Construction of statute
- Section 61.103 - Definitions of "disclosure" and "contributing factor" - Civil action by employee authorized - Evidence
- Section 61.110 - State officers at capital may retain residence in home district
- Section 61.120 - Salary - Deduction from for failure to perform duty
- Section 61.130 - Salary of county attorney, county judge/executive or Commonwealth's attorney - How deducted
- Section 61.140 - [Repealed]
- Section 61.150 - Member of General Assembly - How salary deducted
- Section 61.160 - Closing public offices
- Section 61.165 - Smoking policy for governmental office buildings or workplaces and postsecondary education institutions
- Section 61.167 - Smoking prohibited in public areas of Capitol and Capitol Annex - "Public area" defined - Each branch may designate smoking areas - Requirements for smoking area
- Section 61.168 - Body-worn cameras and video and audio recordings - Disclosure, retention, and availability for viewing governed by KRS 61.870 to 61.884 and 171.410 to 171.740 - Exceptions
- Section 61.169 - Attorney representing person or entity involved in body-worn camera recording incident - Right to view copy of recording - Limitations - Sanctions
- Section 61.170 - Malfeasance or neglect of county officers - Penalty
- Section 61.180 - Drunkenness of officer on duty - Penalty
- Section 61.190 - [Repealed]
- Section 61.200 - Jury fees, penalty for buying
- Section 61.210 - Justices, county judges/executive, county attorneys, and mayors or council members of consolidated local government not to be interested in public improvements - Penalty
- Section 61.220 - Fiscal court members and mayors or council members of a consolidated local government not to be interested in public improvements or claims against county - Penalty
- Section 61.230 - Sheriff and collector not to be interested in public improvements or claims against state or county - Penalty
- Section 61.240 - County attorney and clerks not to buy claims against county - Penalty
- Section 61.250 - [Repealed]
- Section 61.251 - Definitions for KRS 61.252
- Section 61.252 - Prohibition against city officers and employees contracting with city or city agency for property or services - Exceptions - Penalty
- Section 61.260 - [Repealed]
- Section 61.270 - [Repealed]
- Section 61.280 - [Repealed]
- Section 61.290 - [Repealed]
- Section 61.295 - [Repealed]
- Section 61.298 - Required written police pursuit policies - Subjects to be addressed - Filing with Justice and Public Safety Cabinet - Officers' written confirmation of receipt - Annual review - Purpose
- Section 61.300 - Nonelective peace officer or deputy - Qualifications
- Section 61.310 - Compensation of peace officers - Other employment - Gratuities - Penalties
- Section 61.315 - Benefits payable on death of certain peace officers, firefighters, correctional officers, jailers, school resource officers, members of a state National Guard or Reserve component, and emergency medical services personnel - Administrative regulations - Estates to be exempted from probate fees - Funds allotted to a self-insuring account - Presumption that firefighter's death from cancer resulted from act in the line of duty under certain conditions
- Section 61.316 - [Repealed]
- Section 61.320 - County road officials to turn over money to successor - Penalty for failure
- Section 61.330 - Chief state school officer to deliver effects to successor - Penalty
- Section 61.340 - County or city clerk to deliver records to successor - Penalty for failure
- Section 61.350 - Cemetery companies and burying grounds, penalty for failure to enforce laws relating to
- Section 61.360 - Special local peace officers - Appointment - Fee - Qualifications - Removal - Duties - Not to impersonate public police officer
- Section 61.362 - Agreement permitting peace officers to patrol private residential property to enforce state and local traffic and motor vehicle laws
- Section 61.365 - Named federal employees deemed peace officers in Kentucky
- Section 61.370 - [Repealed]
- Section 61.371 - Definitions for KRS 61.371 to 61.377
- Section 61.373 - Restoration of public employee to position after military duty - Right to leave of absence - Appeals
- Section 61.375 - Restored employee discharged only for cause for year - Seniority
- Section 61.377 - Leaves of absence to permit induction in military service
- Section 61.379 - Rules and regulations - Appeals from failure to restore or discharge - Procedure
- Section 61.380 - Certain counties may pay attendance expenses of officers at conferences, meetings or hearings - Statement of expenses to be filed
- Section 61.385 - Certain counties may reimburse officers and employees for use of personal motor vehicles on official business
- Section 61.387 - Equipment of conspicuously marked law enforcement vehicles used for transportation of prisoners
- Section 61.390 - Facsimile signatures and seals on certain public securities - Options
- Section 61.392 - Cabinets to report to Legislative Research Commission on number of full-time employees and full-time equivalents working under contract
- Section 61.394 - State employees' leave of absence - Pay - Unused military leave
- Section 61.395 - Leave time for state employee who is disaster services volunteer - Short title
- Section 61.396 - Employees of political subdivisions eligible
- Section 61.400 - Suspension or removal of judge
- Section 61.405 - Use of excess fees by county sheriff or county clerk for health insurance or health maintenance organization coverage
- Section 61.407 - Transfer of leave balances and retirement service credits from unified prosecutorial system to executive branch
- Section 61.409 - Law enforcement agency not to establish requirements for employees relating to residency or voter registration - Exceptions - Application