Kentucky Heritage Council / State Historic Preservation Office
Government AdministrationKentucky, United States11-50 Employees
The Kentucky Heritage Council / State Historic Preservation Office functions as a government agency within Kentucky’s Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet, focusing on identifying, protecting, and preserving the state’s historic resources. Its work encompasses surveying and documenting historic buildings and sites, administering rehabilitation tax credit programs, conducting archaeological research and education, and reviewing federal projects for Section 106 compliance to safeguard cultural resources. The office collaborates with local governments and preservation commissions to provide education, planning assistance, and support for local preservation efforts, including administering the Certified Local Government Program and the Kentucky Main Street Program to promote downtown revitalization. Based in Frankfort, Kentucky, the organization also provides administrative support to several heritage and commissions, reflecting its role in coordinating statewide heritage preservation across multiple constituencies. Recent activity includes public-facing updates related to heritage initiatives and partnerships within Kentucky.
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