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New Leaders - March 2017
Kentucky's New Law Enforcement Executives
Passionate Speakers Sought for TALK Conference
DOCJT is looking for individuals who can present on a topic about which they are passionate and think can have a direct impact on dispatch communication center supervisors, managers and directors during the 2017 TALK conference.
KSP Forms New Unit Dedicated To Officer-Involved Shooting Investigations
New Kentucky State Police unit will add experience, expertise and transparency to investigations of officer-involved shootings in the commonwealth.
Congratulations on a Loss-Free Year
Zero new names will be added to the Kentucky Law Enforcement memorial this spring, thanks to a year without any line of duty deaths in 2016.
New Leaders - January 2017
Kentucky's New Law Enforcement Executives
KAR Revision Creates Option for Annual Diminishable Skills Training
Officers now can annually attend a four-hour course in driver training, four hours of firearms training and/or one to eight hours of legal update training.
2017 DOCJT Schedule Book Boasts of 11 New Courses
With 11 brand new classes and nine others boasting of brand new course material for 2017, DOCJT’s latest schedule book is packed full of informative classes to meet the training needs of Kentucky’s law enforcement and telecommunication professionals.
Sexual Assault Policy Deadline Dec. 1
Every Kentucky law enforcement agency must submit their sexual assault policy to DOCJT for approval by Dec. 1. Failure to adopt a policy by Jan. 1, 2017 will cause the agency to lose KLEFPF eligibility.
Free Training Available
Five trainings focusing on Kentucky's new interpersonal protective orders.
New Leaders - September 2016
Kentucky's New Law Enforcement Executives