Kentucky electrical license law takes effect
By SSN Staff
Updated Thu June 17, 2004
June 17, 2004
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - This week marked the start of the Kentucky Electrical License Law. The law requiers people working with low-voltage systems who do not have a state license to ensure their lead technicians, who have a minimum of two years experience, take and pass the low-voltage electrical certification test.
The Kentucky Burglar & Fire Alarm Association has issued a statement alerting their members of the new law. The group encourages installers of low-voltage systems that are affected by this law to contact them for more information. The KBFAA said it is willing to provide state applications, testing materials, sites and times.
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