to Postsecondary Education (H)
Summary
The bill establishes the Coal County Paramedic Scholarship Program, which offers up to full tuition for eligible Kentucky residents to attend accredited paramedic programs. Recipients must work full‑time as licensed paramedics in a coal‑producing county for four years after graduation, or repay the scholarship with interest. Funding comes from a portion of the state’s coal severance tax and other sources.
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