Julie Harris

Sewer backups happen when wastewater backflows into a home or business through floor drains, toilets, sinks, or other plumbing fixtures. Backups occur when wastewater is unable to flow freely from your home or place of business due to a blockage in a … [Read more...] about Protecting your home or business against sewer backups

Chris Hayes, left, a loss control consultant with the Kentucky League of Cities, presents a $3,000 workers' compensation grant check to City of Somerset Safety Director Marc Travis. The funds supported employee participation in the annual KLC Risk … [Read more...] about City of Somerset recognized for safety leadership following KLC grant award

RAVE Technologies Smart 911 replaces Code RED Somerset residents can ensure they are getting up-to-date information and emergency alerts by signing up for Pulaski County's new RAVE Technologies Smart 911 system. By filling out the requested … [Read more...] about Pulaski County offers new emergency alert system

The City of Somerset recently added an automated garbage truck to improve efficiency, safety, and consistency in trash collection. Because this truck uses a mechanical arm to lift and empty garbage cans, proper can placement is essential to ensure … [Read more...] about What you need to know about automated trash pickup

Winter Storm Fern expected to affect over 230 million across the country Somerset Mayor Alan Keck has issued a State of Emergency for the City of Somerset today, Friday, Jan. 23, 2026, as the community prepares for Winter Storm Fern. The storm has … [Read more...] about Somerset Mayor Alan Keck issues State of Emergency for the City of Somerset

Payroll specialist Amber Reynolds was one of 38 participants in the community’s legacy networking and professional development program A City of Somerset team member recently graduated from Leadership Lake Cumberland, one of the state’s oldest … [Read more...] about City of Somerset team member graduates from Leadership Lake Cumberland