May 9-15 is National Police Week
All in News
New Telecommunications Survey for 2021
DOCJT seeking to provide data on recruitment, training and technology
Department of Criminal Justice Training Acknowledges Dispatchers
April 11-17 is National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week
2021 Law Enforcement Comprehensive Survey Expected Late May
Completion of the survey provides data on salaries, training needs
Executive Advisor Joins DOCJT Staff
Former LMPD Major Michael Bogan Brings Training Expertise
Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training Re-opens Louisville Training Facility
Training will begin in 2021 on University of Louisville’s Shelby Campus
Kenton County Chief Receives 2020 Melvin Shein Award
Spike Jones recognized for his contributions to Kentucky’s law enforcement
Handle with Care Receives Passing Grade
Gregory: Program is great tool for law enforcement, school systems
DEA report: Kentucky Ranks 5th in States Impacted by Drug Overdose Deaths
2019 report identifies Kentucky’s, nation’s drug trends
John Moberly Named Kentucky Law Enforcement Council Executive Director
KLEC will continue to facilitate communication, best practices and leadership skills.
Recruits Return to DOCJT for Basic Training
In-service course under development for certified officer annual training
HB 298 Established Mandatory Pursuit Policy
Model policy available on DOCJT website
Client Survey to Gauge Training Effectiveness, Direction
Your input is needed, survey coming to inboxes soon
DOCJT, KLEMF Remember the Fallen During National Police Week
Traditional KLEMF ceremony anticipated at later date
Kentucky Law Enforcement Memorial Foundation Awards $51,500 in Scholarships
Scholarships awarded to four survivors of officers killed in the line of duty