Kentucky ranks high for off-the-grid living potential by Steve Bittenbender, The Center Square | December 28, 2020 01:00 PM Print this article
If you’re looking to get away from it all and disconnect, or if six feet of space isn’t enough social distancing, then Kentucky might be the place for you.
According to a study by outdoor services provider LawnStarter, the Bluegrass State was the top state in America for living off-the-grid, which is defined as having a home that’s not connected to a utility company or co-op for a power source.
Kentucky ranked well across the metrics, LawnStarter said in a release. Besides having laws allowing for an off-the-grid lifestyle, the state received top marks for the number of rural health clinics per 1,000 square miles. According to ruralhealthinfo.org, the state has 252 such clinics
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