David L. Nicholas email & contact info

Commissioner at Kentucky Legislative Ethics Commission.

Work Email

*******@************

Direct Phone

+1 (***) ***-****

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LinkedIn URL

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Employing Organization

Kentucky Legislative Ethics Commission

Team

Key Colleagues

Decision makers at Kentucky Legislative Ethics Commission

Donnita B. Crittenden
Assistant Executive Director (Official Custodian of Records)
Steven Pulliam
Executive Director
Larisa Plecha
General Counsel

Key decision makers in the same organization

Organization Signals

Public Activity & Signals

Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from David L. Nicholas’s organization

Mar 24, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Senate Standing Committee on Agriculture Committee Meeting

The committee discussed several legislative proposals. House Bill 571 was reviewed, which aims to mitigate the negative effects of light pollution on agriculture by mandating that specific light fixtures be fully shielded. House Bill 542 was addressed, focusing on enhancing communication and protections for property owners during eminent domain or property acquisition proceedings. Lastly, House Bill 142 was deliberated, concerning the management of deer overpopulation; the bill proposes updates to terminology regarding destruction tags, the establishment of additional hunting seasons, and the formalization of roles for landowners and their designees in harvesting processes.

Mar 24, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Senate Legislative Session

The Senate conducted its 52nd day of the legislative session, focusing on several legislative actions. The body processed messages from the House regarding various bills, including concurrences, non-concurrences, and the appointment of conference committees. Key legislative business included the final passage of Senate Bill 5, which relates to Kentucky-grown agricultural product procurement, and Senate Bill 46, concerning school transportation. Additionally, the Senate adopted a committee substitute for House Bill 58, a measure addressing privacy protection and the use of automated license plate readers by law enforcement, with a primary focus on prohibiting the sale of collected data.

Mar 26, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Senate Standing Committee on Veterans, Military Affairs, and Public Protection Committee Meeting

The committee meeting focused on the deliberation and voting regarding two legislative bills. The first, House Bill 369, centered on authorizing hyperbaric oxygen therapy as a treatment option for veterans diagnosed with PTSD, which the committee passed. The second item, House Bill 567, addressed the Kentucky Open Records Act, proposing a mechanism for public agencies to require residency verification to mitigate the administrative burden created by high volumes of automated, AI-generated records requests. The session included committee deliberation, testimony, and public comment regarding these measures.

Mar 26, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

House Standing Committee on Natural Resources and Energy Standing Committee Meeting

The committee convened to review Senate Bill 39, which focuses on private property rights regarding fishing and hunting on private land. Key topics discussed included the clarification of license exemptions for landowners, the regulation of F1 and Florida bass stocking in private lakes, and the creation of penalties for the unauthorized release of fish into public waterways. Additionally, the committee addressed nocturnal hunting regulations for beavers and bobcats. Testimony was provided by representatives from the Safari Club International and the Kentucky Waterways Alliance, who offered support for the bill while suggesting language clarifications to ensure public waterways remain unaffected by private stocking practices. The committee adopted a committee substitute and a title amendment, ultimately passing the bill with a favorable expression.

Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.

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