Fayette County Coalition Of Recovery Housing

02/18/2026

If you are in Lexington and own or represent an organization of recovery housing please join us on 3/12/26 at 1:00pm!

02/04/2026

Today, we met with Senator Reggie Thomas of Lexington to discuss his proposed Senate Bill 33. We truly appreciate his openness and the thoughtful conversation about safety, confidentiality, and why these details matter in effective recovery housing.

As written, SB 33 included provisions that would have made recovery residence addresses a matter of public record. Senator Thomas listened to the concerns that led Kentucky’s recovery housing statutes to limit address sharing strictly to local government, law enforcement, and emergency services.

We are grateful he has agreed to amend the bill and remove the public-record language, so recovery residences can continue to make their own choice about whether to publicize their address.

Thank you, Senator Thomas, for partnering with us to support safe, ethical, and respectful recovery housing in Kentucky.

02/04/2026

Bill in the comments

The legislation comes after state officials shut down an illegal Lexington sober living home in December.

02/02/2026

This is the new page for the Fayette County Coalition Of Recovery Housing. We will post our next meeting date here shortly. If you are in Fayette County and own, operate, or work for a recovery housing organization, please stay tuned and watch for our next meeting date!