Seven officers who lost their lives in 2022 added, two historical names to be added
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Gov. Beshear Signs Legislation to Increase Public Safety
Bills support law enforcement, victims of violent crimes, children at school
DOCJT Launches Bluegrass Beat Podcast
Content to offer variety of law enforcement and public safety dispatch topics
DOCJT to Launch Client Survey in Late March
Survey allows clients to tailor training to current needs
More Accurately Reporting Incidents of Domestic and Dating Violence and Abuse
Electronically filing JC-3 forms provides needed information to better protect Kentuckians in need and at risk
Enhancing Protections for Victims of Domestic and Dating Violence
Senate Bill 271 streamlines reporting of statewide statistics
House Bill 206 expands Kentucky Law Enforcement Council authority to decertify officers due to misdemeanor sex crimes
New law gives the Kentucky Law Enforcement Council ability to decertify officers
See a Danger or Threat? STOP! and Call
A tip line keeping Kentucky’s school children safe
KLEFPF Increase Coincides with Fund Anniversary
New law enforcement roles now recognized as police officer
Gov. Beshear Honors Seven Peace Officers at Kentucky Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony
Officers who lost their lives in 2021 added to monument, five historical names also added
Gov. Beshear Plans Historic Investment to Improve Public Safety
Governor includes $600 KLEFPF stipend increase in budget plan
Department of Criminal Justice Training Invites Public Comment in Accreditation Assessment
DOCJT eligible for seventh accreditation renewal
COVID-19 and Public Safety Officers’ Benefits
It is important to understand assistance provisions
Lt. Gov. Coleman, State School Security Marshal Release First School Risk Assessment Report
Nearly 100% of Kentucky schools in compliance with access control measures
Mobilizing DOCJT for the Future
Agency operations enhanced, streamlined without sacrificing service