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Turn on more accessible mode Turn off more accessible mode Skip Ribbon Commands Skip to main content This page location is: Kentucky Claims Commission Pages default Sign In Ky. gov An Official Website of the Commonwealth of Kentucky Public Protection Cabinet Kentucky Claims Commission Home Agencies Office of the Secretary Kentucky Claims Commission Kentucky Boxing and Wrestling Commission Kentucky Horse Racing Commission Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control Department of Charitable Gaming Department of Financial Institutions Department of Housing, Buildings and Construction Department of Insurance Department of Professional Licensing Depository Institutions Nondepository Securities Boards and Committees Boiler Inspections Building Codes Enforcement Electrical Division Elevators Inspections Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning Manufactured Housing/Modular Buildings Plumbing State Fire Marshal Open Records About Us Board Members Staff Annual Reports Kentucky Claims Commission Header Image Kentucky Claims Commission Page Content The Kentucky Claims Commission oversees the Crime Victims' Compensation Fund, hears tax appeals and handles negligence claims against the Commonwealth of Kentucky. We’ve Moved! On Nov. 22, the Kentucky Claims Commission moved to the newly constructed Mayo-Underwood state office building. The new address is: Kentucky Claims Commission Mayo-Underwood Building 500 Mero Street, 2SC1 Frankfort, KY 40601​ Crime Victims' Compensation Fund Program The Crime Victims Compensation programs assists more than 1,000 victims of violent crime per year who have no other resources to pay for the medical, funeral, mental health counseling, and dental or corrective lens expenses resulting from the crime. Assistance can also include lost wages of the victim or loss of support for someone dependent on the victim. When awarded, payments are made directly to service pr oviders or can be reimbursements to victims or claimants. The Commission's goal is to provide not only the above-mentioned assistance, but also to show empathy to crime victims during a particularly traumatic time. Crime Victims Compensation Application Information FAQ's for Crime Victims Compensation Brochure​ ​ Sexual Assault Exam Program Crime Victims Compensation is a payor of forensic sexual assault exams through the Sexual Assault Examination (SAE) Program. SAE providers should submit the required payment forms to the CVC SAE Program after first billing any existing private or public medical insurance providers. Any remaining uncovered expenses are paid by the CVC directly to SAE providers, subject to regulatory caps pursuant to 802 KAR 3:020.. State law prohibits the hospital, the sexual assault examination facility, the physician, the pharmacist, the health department, the sexual assault nurse examiner, other qualified medical professional, the victim's insu rance carrier, or the Commonwealth from billing the victim. Victims are not responsible for filing a claim with the SAE Program and should not receive medical statements from the facility that performed the sexual assault examination. The victim may, however, be charged for expenses not related to the examination process (e.g., ambulance expenses, follow-up care, hospitalizations, surgical procedures). In such cases, the victim may file a separate claim for these expenses with the CVC program. For more program information click on the links below: Adult Sexual Assault (SAFE) Exam Billing Form Evidentiary Form (for adult exam) Child Sexual Abuse Exam Billing Form (Children's Advocacy Centers) FAQ's for Sexual Assault Examination Program​ HIV Prophylaxis Billing Forms HIV Treatment Victim / Patient Voucher HIV Initial Exam Billing Form HIV First Follow-up Visit Billing Form HIV Second Follow-up Visit Billing Form HIV Third Follow-up Visit Billing Form Victims of Homicide Memorial Brochure Tax Appeals The Kentucky Claims Commission provides an independent, impartial and neutral forum for hearing and resolving disputes on tax issues in a timely, cost-effective alternative to the court system. In order to ensure impartial decision making, the Claims Commission is organized under the Public Protection Cabinet and is completely independent of any of the taxing authorities that may appear before the Commission. In accordance with Supreme Court Rule 3.020, if the appealing party is a corporation, trust, estate, partnership, joint venture, LLC, or any other artificial legal entity, the entity must be represented by an attorney on all matters before the Commission, including the filing of the petition of the appeal. If the petition of appeal is filed by a non-attorney representative for the legal entity, the appeal may be dismissed. Frequently Asked Questions regarding Tax Appeals Hearing Guide Negligence Claims The Claims Commission ensures an impartial and fair review of all claims filed by citizens who believe their person or property has been damaged through negligence on the part of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. The Commission acts under the authority of KRS Chapter 49 and KAR Title 802 to determine whether a state agency has been negligent, consequently causing damages, loss or injury to a claimant. Anyone may file a claim with KCC-Claims for damages incurred. A claim will be reduced by the amount a claimant is entitled to receive from any other source, including private medical or vehicle insurance (also known as offsets). Frequently Asked questions regarding Negligence Claims Claim Form Subpoena Form Hearing Officer Subpoena Form Agency Answer Form Agency Links History and Mission Commission Members ​ Staff FY Annual Reports Commission Meeting Notice The Kentucky Claims Commission meets regularly at 9 a.m. on the fourth Tuesday of each month at 500 Mero Street, Frankfort, KY 40601. ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Quick Links IE 10 Compatibility Problems Scroll to the bottom of the web page for a solution to problems associated with the navigation drop-down menu. Kentucky Offender Online Lookup (VINE) National Association of Crime Victims Compensation Boards Kentucky Domestic Violence Association Final Order Search Search final orders regarding tax appeals To Report a Pothole Visit the Ky. Transportation Cabinet to report a pothole. Click "Report a Pothole" under Contact Us. Footer Text Kentucky Claims Commission l 500 Mero Street, 2SC1 l Frankfort, KY 40601 502-782-8255 (Telephone) l 502-573-4817 (Fax) ​​​​ ​​​​​​ Site Map Sign In Policies Security Disclaimer Accessibility Privacy Notice © 2016 Commonwealth of Kentucky. All rights reserved Kentucky.gov...