Police internships are a new tactic for recruiting the best and brightest into a law enforcement career.
Does Your Agency Need a Drone?
You need to know how to police them — you also should know whether or not they may benefit your agency.
Recruitment and Retention: Part I
Recruiting and retaining the next generation of officers takes new tactics and an open mind.
Versatility at Its Finest
Motorcycles play a big role in assisting patrol, securing special events and building community relationships.
Everyday Heroes - September 2016
This officer found his niche reaching the community on a personal level and supporting fallen families all while riding his bike.
Future Legal Developments in Law Enforcement
DOCJT attorneys address a few ways the future could impact our laws.
Preparing for the Future
Kentucky's law enforcement leaders discuss the next 10 years.
The Next 10 Years
A look at what Kentucky's policing profession might look like in the next 10 years.
2015-16 Supreme Court Updates
Brief case summaries provided by DOCJT legal staff.
Small County, Big Responsibilities
Despite being small in size, big responsibilities keep Gallatin County’s law enforcement officers hopping.
Driving it Home
Jeff Knox trains officers how to operate the most dangerous piece of equipment they'll ever use.
Training Safety Officer Program Reduces Risk, Injuries
The more hands on officers get during training, the more risks are involved for injuries. The TSO program incorporates safety measures into training without watering down the course’s content.
STOPS: More than Stopping Cars
Credited with saving at least 300 law enforcement officer lives, the STOPS program trains law enforcement officers in safely making traffic stops.
Is Kentucky Experiencing A Spike In Crime Rates?
Kentucky has enjoyed declining crime rates in recent decades. But could this long-term trend be coming to an end?
Moving Forward as a Team
Building community trust by treating people with dignity and respect while training hard on diminishable skills that will keep officers safe.