Hart County Sheriff Boston Hensley shares about his transition from the Kentucky State Police to a sheriff’s office, bringing back the DARE program and new priorities and projects for his agency.
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Hart County Sheriff Boston Hensley shares about his transition from the Kentucky State Police to a sheriff’s office, bringing back the DARE program and new priorities and projects for his agency.
Pikeville Police Chief Phillip Reed discusses ways he keeps his staff motivated, how to maintain trust and respect with the community and advancements in law enforcement technology.
What happens when a group of highly trained and experienced law enforcement officers decide they are ready for a change of pace? In the University of Louisville’s case, nearly 30,000 students, faculty and staff benefit tremendously.
Kentucky Office of Homeland Security Executive Director John Holiday Discusses His Agency’s Role in Kentucky’s Security
Livingston County Sheriff Bobby Davidson shares positive changes he’s making in his department, agency retention efforts and how he keeps his personnel unified.
Russellville Police Chief William Shifflett discusses his agency’s teen police academy, the benefits of having female officers and Russellville’s incumbent physical fitness initiative.
When the opportunity arose, this officer jumped at the chance to foster the relationship between Paducah’s citizens and those who police the city.
Combining 24 years of work, teaching and life experiences helps make this telecommunications instructor one of DOCJT's most effective.
For the Hopkinsville Police Department, "community policing" is just policing.
This officer found his niche reaching the community on a personal level and supporting fallen families all while riding his bike.
Kentucky's law enforcement leaders discuss the next 10 years.
Despite being small in size, big responsibilities keep Gallatin County’s law enforcement officers hopping.
Jeff Knox trains officers how to operate the most dangerous piece of equipment they'll ever use.