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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

403.355 Definition of "safe child drop-off location" -- Child custody exchanges in

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these locations.
(1)As used in this section, "safe child drop-off location" means any public building
owned, leased, or occupied by the Commonwealth, or by any city or county within
the Commonwealth, to which access is limited and security measures, including
metal detectors, are in place.
(2)Any separation agreement, decree of divorce, temporary custody order, or post-
decree order may require that exchanges of child custody take place in a safe child
drop-off location at a point past the metal detectors and other security measures.
(3)Public buildings owned, leased, or occupied by the Commonwealth, or by any city
or county within the Commonwealth, to which access is limited and in which
security measures, including metal detectors, are in place, may allow access to
spaces otherwise open to the public for use as a safe child drop-off location, but no
such building shall be required to make any other accommodation for such use.
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