Kentucky HB624 establishes criteria for determining vacant and abandoned property and allows law enforcement to enter such property.
Kentucky HB624 defines vacant and abandoned property as real estate where no legal resident has lived for 45 or more consecutive days and two or more specific conditions exist, such as overgrown vegetation or disconnected utilities. Law enforcement officers can enter these properties without notice to secure them and remove unlawful occupants. Officers acting in good faith are immune from liability.
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