Telecommunicators seek wellness on the other end of the line
Gov. Beshear Announces Department of Criminal Justice Training Class 517 Graduates Basic Training
Twenty-five recruits complete 800 hours of training
Mobilizing DOCJT for the Future
Agency operations enhanced, streamlined without sacrificing service
Puzzle Pieces
Hodgenville, Elizabethtown police departments bring awareness to autism
From the Highway to the Hallway
Mental health and trauma among many challenges an SRO faces
Discipline Under the Police Officer Bill of Rights
Understanding the statutory process is critical
To Protect and Inform
Law enforcement communication professionals weigh in on managing the media
Gov. Beshear Honors Five Peace Officers at Kentucky Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony
Officers who lost their lives in 2019, 2020 added to monument
Department of Criminal Justice Training Class 516 Basic Training Graduates
Twenty-nine recruits completed 800 hours of training
A Different Sort of Year
As Kentucky moves on, law enforcement remembers safety measures and loss learned during pandemic
Kentucky Law Enforcement Memorial Foundation Awards $35,000 in Scholarships
Scholarships awarded to surviving daughter of trooper killed in the line of duty
Gov. Beshear, Department of Criminal Justice Training Honor Kentucky’s Peace Officers
May 9-15 is National Police Week
Selfless Service
Central City’s Gunterman Enjoys Hometown Policing
Investigation Factors Aid in Penalty Phase
The dynamics that go into investigations
Department of Criminal Justice Training Class 515 Basic Training Graduates
Twenty-eight recruits completed 800 hours of training