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Employer Listing by Name Alphabetical Listing of Employers Participating in the Systems Operated by KPPA Jan-21 Employer Name ACCESS TO JUSTICE FOUNDATION ADAIR COUNTY AMBULANCE SERVICE ADAIR COUNTY ATTORNEY ADAIR COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION ADAIR COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT ADAIR COUNTY FISCAL COURT AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT BOARD ALCOHOL BEVERAGE CONTROL ALEXANDRIA FIRE DISTRICT ALLEN COUNTY AMBULANCE SERVICE ALLEN COUNTY ATTORNEY ALLEN COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION ALLEN COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT ALLEN COUNTY FISCAL COURT ALLEN COUNTY HEALTH DEPT ANCHORAGE BOARD OF EDUCATION ANCHORAGE MIDDLETOWN FIRE AND EMS ANDERSON COUNTY ATTORNEY ANDERSON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION ANDERSON COUNTY FISCAL COURT ANDERSON COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT ANDERSON PUBLIC LIBRARY ANDERSON-DEAN COMMUNITY PARK APPALACHIAN RESEARCH AND DEFENSE FUND ASHLAND BOYD COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT ASHLAND INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT ASSISTANT OFFICE COMMONWEALTH ATTORNEY ATTORNEY GENERAL AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS AUDUBON AREA COMMUNITY SERVICES START - MAIL MERGE EMPLOYER Report - Version # 1 Page 1 of 41 AUGUSTA INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS BALLARD COUNTY ATTORNEY BALLARD COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION BALLARD COUNTY FISCAL COURT BARBOURVILLE CITY SCHOOLS BARBOURVILLE UTILITY COMMISSION BARDSTOWN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT BARDSTOWN-NELSON COUNTY TOURIST COMMISSION BARKLEY LAKE WATER DISTRICT BARREN COUNTY ATTORNEY BARREN COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION BARREN COUNTY FISCAL COURT BARREN COUNTY SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT BARREN RIVER AREA DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT BARREN RIVER AREA SAFE SPACE INC. BARREN RIVER CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER BARREN RIVER DISTRICT HEALTH DEPARTMENT BARREN/METCALFE COUNTY AMBULANCE SERVICE BATH COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION BATH COUNTY E.M.S. BATH COUNTY FISCAL COURT BATH COUNTY WATER DISTRICT BEECH FORK WATER COMMISSION BEECHWOOD BOARD OF EDUCATION BELL COUNTY ATTORNEY BELL COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION BELL COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT BELL COUNTY COURT CLERK BELL COUNTY FISCAL COURT BELL COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT BELL COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY BELL COUNTY SOLID WASTE OFFICE BELL/WHITLEY COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY BELLEVUE BOARD OF EDUCATION BENTON ELECTRIC SYSTEM BEREA BOARD OF EDUCATION START - MAIL MERGE EMPLOYER Report - Version # 1 Page 2 of 41 BETHANY HOUSE ABUSE SHELTER INC. BIG SANDY AREA COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM BIG SANDY AREA DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT BIG SANDY WATER DISTRICT BLUE GRASS COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP BLUEGRASS AREA DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT BLUEGRASS RAPE CRISIS CENTER INC BOARD FOR RESPIRATORY CARE PRACTICTIONERS BOARD OF ACCOUNTANCY BOARD OF BARBERING BOARD OF DENTISTRY BOARD OF ELECTIONS BOARD OF EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL HOME DIRECTORS BOARD OF EXAMINERS AND REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF SOCIAL WORK BOARD OF EXAMINERS/REGISTRATION OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS BOARD OF HAIRDRESSERS AND COSMETOLOGISTS BOARD OF MEDICAL IMAGING AND RADIATION TECHNOLOGY BOARD OF MEDICAL LICENSURE BOARD OF NURSING BOARD OF OPTOMETRIC EXAMINERS BOARD OF PHARMACY BOARD OF PHYSICAL THERAPISTS BOONE COUNTY ATTORNEY BOONE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION BOONE COUNTY CLERK BOONE COUNTY FISCAL COURT BOONE COUNTY LIBRARY DISTRICT BOONE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION BOONE COUNTY SHERIFF BOONE COUNTY WATER DISTRICT BOURBON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION BOURBON COUNTY FISCAL COURT BOURBON COUNTY HEALTH CENTER BOWLING GREEN AREA CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU BOWLING GREEN HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION START - MAIL MERGE EMPLOYER Report - Version # 1 Page 3 of 41 BOWLING GREEN MUNICIPAL UTILITIES BOWLING GREEN PUBLIC SCHOOLS BOWLING GREEN-WARREN COUNTY AIRPORT BOARD BOWLING GREEN-WARREN COUNTY COMMUNITY EDUCATION BOARD BOXING AND WRESTING AUTHORITY BOYD COUNTY AMBULANCE SERVICE BOYD COUNTY ATTORNEY BOYD COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION BOYD COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT BOYD COUNTY FISCAL COURT BOYD COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY BOYLE COUNTY ATTORNEY BOYLE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION BOYLE COUNTY FISCAL COURT BOYLE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT BRACKEN COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION BRACKEN COUNTY FISCAL COURT BRACKEN COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT BRACKEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY BREATHITT COUNTY ATTORNEY BREATHITT COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION BREATHITT COUNTY FISCAL COURT BREATHITT COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT BREATHITT COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY BREATHITT COUNTY SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT BREATHITT COUNTY WATER DISTRICT BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY ATTORNEY BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY CLERK BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY FISCAL COURT BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY HEALTH BOARD BRECKINRIDGE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY BUECHEL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT BUFFALO TRACE AREA DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT BUFFALO TRACE CHILDRENS ADVOCACY CENTER INC BUFFALO TRACE HEALTH DEPARTMENT START - MAIL MERGE EMPLOYER Report - Version # 1 Page 4 of 41 BULLITT COUNTY ATTORNEY BULLITT COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION BULLITT COUNTY CLERK BULLITT COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT BULLITT COUNTY FISCAL COURT BULLITT COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT BULLITT COUNTY LIBRARY BULLITT COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT BULLITT COUNTY SHERIFF BULLOCK PEN WATER DISTRICT BURGIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS BURLINGTON FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT BUTLER CO AMBULANCE SVC BUTLER COUNTY ATTORNEY BUTLER COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION BUTLER COUNTY FISCAL COURT CABINET FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CALDWELL COUNTY ATTORNEY CALDWELL COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION CALDWELL COUNTY FISCAL COURT CALDWELL COUNTY WATER DISTRICT CALLOWAY COUNTY ATTORNEY CALLOWAY COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION CALLOWAY COUNTY FISCAL COURT CALLOWAY COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT CALLOWAY COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY CAMP TAYLOR FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT CAMPBELL COUNTY ATTORNEY CAMPBELL COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION CAMPBELL COUNTY CLERK CAMPBELL COUNTY CONSOLIDATED DISPATCHING BOARD CAMPBELL COUNTY COURT HOUSE COMMISSION CAMPBELL COUNTY FIRE DISTRICT 1 CAMPBELL COUNTY FISCAL COURT CAMPBELL COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY CAMPBELL COUNTY SHERIFF START - MAIL MERGE EMPLOYER Report - Version # 1 Page 5 of 41 CAMPBELLSVILLE INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS CAMPBELLSVILLE MUNICIPAL WATER AND SEWER CAMPBELLSVILLE-TAYLOR COUNTY INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY CANNONSBURG FIRE DEPARTMENT CANNONSBURG WATER DISTRICT CAPITAL COMMUNITY ECONOMIC AND INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY CARLISLE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION CARLISLE COUNTY FISCAL COURT CARLISLE COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT 1 CARROLL COUNTY ATTORNEY CARROLL COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION CARROLL COUNTY FISCAL COURT CARROLL COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY CARROLL COUNTY WATER DISTRICT CARROLLTON CARROLL COUNTY RECREATION TOURISM AND CONVENTION COMMISSION CARROLLTON UTILITIES COMMISSION CARTER COUNTY ATTORNEY CARTER COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION CARTER COUNTY EMERGENCY AMBULANCE DISTRICT CARTER COUNTY FISCAL COURT CARTER COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT CASEY COUNTY AMBULANCE SERVICE CASEY COUNTY ATTORNEY CASEY COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION CASEY COUNTY FISCAL COURT CAVERNA INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS CENTRAL CAMPBELL COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT II CENTRAL CITY MUNICIPAL WATER AND SEWER CENTRAL KENTUCKY COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY CENTRAL KENTUCKY EDUCATIONAL COOPERATIVE CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER OF GREEN RIVER DISTRICT CHILD WATCH ADVOCACY CENTER CHRISTIAN COUNTY ATTORNEY CHRISTIAN COUNTY ATTORNEY CHRISTIAN COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION CHRISTIAN COUNTY CLERK START - MAIL MERGE EMPLOYER Report - Version # 1 Page 6 of 41 CHRISTIAN COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT CHRISTIAN COUNTY FISCAL COURT CHRISTIAN COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT CHRISTIAN COUNTY SHERIFF CHRISTIAN COUNTY WATER DISTRICT CITY OF ADAIRVILLE CITY OF ALBANY CITY OF ALEXANDRIA CITY OF ANCHORAGE CITY OF ASHLAND CITY OF AUBURN CITY OF BARBOURVILLE CITY OF BARDSTOWN CITY OF BARDWELL CITY OF BARLOW CITY OF BEATTYVILLE CITY OF BEAVER DAM CITY OF BEDFORD CITY OF BELLEFONTE POLICE CITY OF BELLEVUE CITY OF BENHAM CITY OF BENTON CITY OF BEREA CITY OF BLOOMFIELD CITY OF BOWLING GREEN CITY OF BRANDENBURG CITY OF BROOKSVILLE CITY OF BURKESVILLE CITY OF BURNSIDE CITY OF BUTLER CITY OF CADIZ CITY OF CALHOUN CITY OF CALVERT CITY CITY OF CAMPBELLSBURG CITY OF CAMPBELLSVILLE CITY OF CAMPTON START - MAIL MERGE EMPLOYER Report - Version # 1 Page 7 of 41 CITY OF CANEYVILLE CITY OF CARLISLE CITY OF CARROLLTON CITY OF CATLETTSBURG CITY OF CAVE CITY CITY OF CENTRAL CITY CITY OF CLARKSON CITY OF CLAY CITY OF CLAY CITY CITY OF COAL RUN VILLAGE CITY OF COLD SPRING CITY OF COLUMBIA CITY OF CORBIN CITY OF COVINGTON CITY OF CRAB ORCHARD CITY OF CRESCENT SPRINGS CITY OF CRESTVIEW HILLS CITY OF CRITTENDEN CITY OF CROFTON CITY OF CYNTHIANA CITY OF DANVILLE CITY OF DAWSON SPRINGS CITY OF DAYTON CITY OF DIXON CITY OF DOUGLASS HILLS CITY OF DRY RIDGE CITY OF EARLINGTON CITY OF EDDYVILLE CITY OF EDGEWOOD CITY OF EDMONTON CITY OF ELIZABETHTOWN CITY OF ELKHORN CITY CITY OF ELKTON CITY OF ELSMERE CITY OF EMINENCE CITY OF ERLANGER START - MAIL MERGE EMPLOYER Report - Version # 1 Page 8 of 41 CITY OF FALMOUTH CITY OF FERGUSON CITY OF FLATWOODS CITY OF FLEMINGSBURG CITY OF FLORENCE CITY OF FORT MITCHELL CITY OF FORT THOMAS CITY OF FORT WRIGHT CITY OF FRANKFORT CITY OF FRANKLIN CITY OF FREDONIA CITY OF FRENCHBURG CITY OF FULTON CITY OF GEORGETOWN CITY OF GLASGOW CITY OF GRAYSON CITY OF GREENSBURG CITY OF GUTHRIE CITY OF HARDINSBURG CITY OF HARLAN CITY OF HARRODSBURG CITY OF HARTFORD CITY OF HAWESVILLE CITY OF HAZARD CITY OF HENDERSON CITY OF HICKMAN CITY OF HIGHLAND HEIGHTS CITY OF HILLVIEW CITY OF HINDMAN CITY OF HODGENVILLE CITY OF HOPKINSVILLE CITY OF HORSE CAVE CITY OF HURSTBOURNE CITY OF HYDEN CITY OF INDEPENDENCE CITY OF IRVINE START - MAIL MERGE EMPLOYER Report - Version # 1 Page 9 of 41 CITY OF IRVINGTON CITY OF ISLAND CITY OF JACKSON CITY OF JAMESTOWN CITY OF JEFFERSONTOWN CITY OF JEFFERSONVILLE CITY OF JUNCTION CITY CITY OF LAGRANGE CITY OF LAKESIDE PARK CITY OF LANCASTER CITY OF LAWRENCEBURG CITY OF LEBANON CITY OF LEBANON JUNCTION CITY
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