The Governor will offer any assistance he can in resolving issues related to the Commonwealth of Kentucky. However, there are many issues that do not fall under the jurisdiction of state government or the governor's office. To ensure your concern is addressed in a timely manner, you are encouraged to contact the appropriate agency directly. There are three levels of government that may administer the programs you are interested in. Please refer to the following government entities that may be able to assist you:
As a state government official, Governor Fletcher does not have jurisdiction over federal agencies like Social Security, Veteran's Affairs or Immigration. Issues regarding a federal agency or federal legislation can be addressed by a representative of the federal government.
Kentucky’s U.S. Senators and Representatives handle federal government issues on behalf of Kentucky’s citizens every day and highly value their constituents' concerns.
To contact Senator Mitch McConnell please visit http://mcconnell.senate.gov.
To contact Senator Jim Bunning visit http://bunning.senate.gov.
Additional contact information for your Representative can be found at http://www.house.gov.
Governor Fletcher does not have jurisdiction over issues decided upon by local elected officials. If you have concerns with such an issue, please contact your local government office.
The Governor can offer assistance in working with state agencies on unresolved issues. If you have a state matter you would like the Governor’s office to assist you with, please contact our office.
