Kentucky resident emergency information
Provide emergency and disaster training to all staff at initial orientation and annually, and make it available to residents annually. Staff who have not had this training may work only when trained staff are also working on site.
What Kentucky requires
Provide emergency and disaster training to all staff at initial orientation and annually, and make it available to residents annually. Staff who have not had this training may work only when trained staff are also working on site.
902 KAR 20:480 Section 12(2) · Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services — Office of Inspector General, Division of Health Care · checked September 2026Recording it, not just doing it
Kentucky states no deadline we have verified, so this sheet does not invent one. It records the orientation, what the resident needs in an evacuation, and who is responsible for them — which is what the rule above asks you to hold. The Kentucky staff training record is the other half of the same request, and both feed the Kentucky readiness sheet.
It stays on your device
Mobility and assistance needs are health information about a named person. Nothing typed here is sent anywhere, and the shared building record keeps only the date an orientation happened — never what the sheet said about the resident.
Everything else we’ve researched about Kentucky
Same state, the problems either side of this one. Each carries its own statute and the date we last checked it.
- Kentucky deposit return law & letterThe landlord's deadline to return a deposit, and the itemized letter.
- Kentucky deposit demand letterFor the tenant: whether the landlord is late, and by how many days.
- Kentucky deposit deduction rulesWhat may fairly come out of a deposit, prorated by useful life.
- Kentucky move-in condition reportThe walkthrough record that decides deposit arguments later.
General information, not legal advice, and not a compliance determination. The rule above is cited and dated to when we last checked it.