The Kentucky Agriculture Water Quality Act

The Agriculture Water Quality Act was passed by the Kentucky General Assembly in 1994. The act protects surface and groundwater resources from pollution from agriculture and silviculture practices.

 

Brochure with information on the Agriculture Water Quality Act and Water Quality Plans.

CSA 2010 goes into effect in July

Comprehensive Safety Analysis 2010 (CSA 2010), is a new DOT initiative to improve the effectiveness of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s (FMCSA) compliance and enforcement programs. It’s designed to reduce commercial motor vehicle crashes, injuries, and fatalities while providing increased efficiency for FMCSA and states. The key features of CSA 2010 are to; 1) Increase the opportunity to have contact with more carriers and drivers, 2) Use more and better data to improve performance measurements for identifying high risk carrier and driver behaviors, and 3) Apply a wide range of interventions to correct these high risk behaviors before they become chronic and habitual.

Warning: Data is being collected now that will affect you and your drivers when CSA 2010 is launched in July 2010. CSA 2010 will monitor both the carrier and driver safety performance and assign safety ratings as appropriate based upon the data they receive.

Special five-page report on CSA 2010 developed by Asmark