Kentucky Tourism Cabinet Seeks P3 Partner for Horse Park
Kentucky has moved forward with efforts to create a public-private partnership to manage food services and retail operations at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington.
GLI Welcomes Transportation Sec. Chao Next Month
U.S. Secretary of Transportation Elaine Chao will speak in Kentucky on July 14, providing an update on transportation issues – particularly as they relate to the business community in Greater Louisville.
Unsolicited Proposals: Unrealized Opportunity for Kentucky Businesses
Kentucky included an interesting option for businesses when it passed public-private partnership (P3) legislation last year – one that hasn’t yet been fully used.
Illinois Town Has the Dirt on P3s
An Illinois town is using a public-private partnership to convert a closed landfill into a $3.88 million cross-country course.
P3s Cited as Key to Developing Smart Cities
Forty percent of U.S.-based companies responding to a survey said public-private partnerships would be useful in building “smart cities,” according to a B2B technology report from ABI Research.
State and Two Colleges Partner to Address Physician Shortage
Tennessee is kicking in $750,000 to subsidize a fast track from undergraduate to medical school in a public-private partnership that is the first of its kind in the state.
With Gas Tax Failure, Louisiana Rail Service Will Need P3
Despite the failure of a proposed increase in the gas tax, Louisiana officials remain undaunted in their pursuit of passenger train service between New Orleans and Baton Rouge.
Central Ohio City Will Use P3 to Repurpose Quarry As Park
Columbus and Franklin County Metro Parks in Ohio will partner with a private company to develop an old quarry into a park.
Speaker Hoover Announces Working Group on Kentucky’s Transportation Infrastructure
Speaker Jeff Hoover today announced the creation of the Working Group on Kentucky’s Transportation Infrastructure, consisting of nine members from the Kentucky House of Representatives.
Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Releases Long List of Priority Projects
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet released a list of priority projects that will help guide development of the state’s Highway Plan.
