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Safety and Loss Control


 

The KACo Safety and Loss Control Department is committed to assisting all members of the KACo All Lines Fund (KALF) and the KACo Workers' Compensation Fund to identify, address and correct adverse loss exposures to personal injuries, liability exposures and property losses.


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KACo Contacts



Michael Ray
Safety and Loss Control Manager

Steve Morrison
Safety and Loss Control Specialist

Dwayne Litton
Safety and Loss Control Specialist

Stephen Clary
Safety and Loss Control Specialist

Phil Crumpton
Law Enforcement Liaison

Forms and Resources 


 


Loss Control News


September 06, 2024
Henderson County enhances workplace safety with dedicated committee
KACo resources help identify areas for improvement to reduce employee accidents
August 20, 2024
Public data breach: what you can do to stay safe
Social Security numbers, addresses, family member names and other information exposed on the dark web
August 09, 2024
Navigating a complex insurance market
How public entities can reduce their risk
August 01, 2024
Safety and Health Conference and Expo Aug. 21-23
For four decades, the Governor’s Safety and Health Conference has provided an experience specifically designed to increase awareness of workplace safety and health as well as enhance the professional development of occupational safety and OSH professionals
July 25, 2024
Speeding overview: dangers, causes and prevention
Speeding endangers not only the life of the speeder, but all of the people on the road around them, including law enforcement officers. It is a problem we all need to help solve.
July 17, 2024
Is your county StormReady?
KACo partners with National Weather Service in push for all 120 counties to earn certification
July 15, 2024
Harlan County receives NACo Achievement Award
The Harlan County Drug Summit was recognized during the 2024 NACo Annual Conference.
July 02, 2024
Leave fireworks to the experts
Fireworks start an average of 19,000 fires each year.