The 2025 Regular Session of the Kentucky General Assembly began on January 7. Part I lasts four days (through January 10). Following a three-week break, the General Assembly reconvenes for Part II on February 4. This is a 30-day session that concludes on March 28.
2025 Regular Session
KPPA is currently tracking multiple bills:
Key dates for the remainder of the session include:
- March 13-14 Concurrence: These days are set aside for one chamber to consider, and potentially agree with, changes made by the other chamber to a bill. These days may also be used to bring final action to bills before the veto recess starts.
- March 15-26 Veto Recess: The General Assembly will adjourn for the Veto Recess. The Veto Recess is a 10-day period, excluding Sundays, when the Governor can review legislation that has made it through the process.
- March 27-28: Last two days of session. Legislators can consider overriding any vetoes the Governor made.
- March 28 Sine Die: Legislative Day 30, General Assembly adjourns.
Legislative Tracking
During legislative sessions, KPPA tracks proposed legislation of importance to the systems and their members as the legislation moves through the process.
We provide an overview of the most significant bills and resolutions passed this Session that will have an impact on the Kentucky Public Pensions Authority (KPPA).
If you're interested in the legislative process you can always
watch committee meetings and the proceedings of both chambers live on KET whenever the General Assembly is in session.
You can click below to see a graphic showing the legislative process in the Kentucky General Assembly.
These legislative summaries are intended for general informational purposes only and should not be relied upon as legal advice regarding the legislative meaning, purpose, intent, application or administration of a particular statutory change.
If you have questions or concerns regarding the impact of a particular piece of legislation, please contact the Legislative Research Commission or a qualified attorney. If you have questions regarding your Kentucky Public Pensions Authority benefits, please contact us by
email;or by telephone at (800) 928-4646.
Public Pension Oversight Board Materials
The Public Pension Oversight Board assists the General Assembly with its review, analysis, and oversight of the administration, benefits, investments, funding, laws and administrative regulations, and legislation pertaining to the Kentucky Public Pensions Authority.