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Do you have shelters you can rent? Born in Kentucky and need a certified copy of a birth certificate? Contact: Need a birth certificate? CemeteriesDo you have shelters you can rent?
Shelters are available at Covington Woods, Lampkin Park, Kereiakes Park, Preston Miller, and Roland Bland Park. To reserve a shelter for your next family reunion, church activity, birthday party, or just have a picnic, please call the Bowling Green Parks and Recreation Office at (270)393-3249. Shelters may be reserved for four hours or for all day. All shelters are covered and have electrical outlets and grills. The fee is non-refundable and due immediately upon the request to reserve a shelter/facilityBorn in Kentucky and need a certified copy of a birth certificate? Contact:
Office of Vital Records275 East Main Street, 1E-A
Frankfort, Kentucky 40621
Telephone (502) 564-4212
Fax: (502) 227-0032
Official website:
http://publichealth.state.ky.us/vital.htm or
you can visit www.vitalrec.com for information.
If you have a credit card and want to order your birth certificate on the telephone, you may use this toll free number: 1-877-817-7362
NOTE: Upon request, the Office of Vital Records also provides copies of death certificates, marriage certificates and divorce certificates. If your request is in writing, there are specific guidelines you must follow in your request. You may download forms to complete at www.vitalrec.com which provide the required information you must submit. Call ahead to verify the amount you need to send. Currently the fee is $10.00 for birth certificates and $6.00 for death, marriage and divorce certificates.
Need a birth certificate?
If born in Kentucky, you can obtain a form to request a birth certificate through the:Bowling Green-Warren County Health Department
1109 State Street
Bowling Green, Kentucky 42101
Telephone (270) 781-2490
You may also obtain a ?verification? of your birth through this department for a $3.00 fee.
Cemeteries
The City of Bowling Green maintains four public cemeteries: Fairview Cemeteries #1 and #2, Mt. Moriah Cemetery, and Pioneer Cemetery. Cemetery visitation hours are from 7:00 a.m. until dusk. Lots are still available for purchase in Fairview Cemetery #2. To purchase a lot or to conduct historical research on lots in any of these cemeteries, contact the Cemetery Administrator’s Office.
As a citizen, it is my responsibility to?
Abide by cemetery regulations. Nothing is to be placed on the ground at City-maintained cemeteries from March 1 through November 1 with the exception of these special days: Easter Sunday, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, Memorial Day, Veterans Day, and the birthday of the deceased. Consult with cemetery staff regarding any grave improvements.
It is the responsibility of the city to?
Maintain 109 acres of cemetery grounds, coordinate opening and closing of graves, and provide for the perpetual care, upkeep and maintenance needs of the cemeteries. During mowing season, cemeteries are mowed weekly.