Last year’s Harlan’s “Mountain Jane Doe” case breakthrough is proof the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System can be a valuable tool for law enforcement in Kentucky and across the nation.
Back from the Brink: New Staffing Revitalizes Louisville Training Section
DOCJT Regional Training Director Phil Crumpton discusses revitalizing the Louisville Training Section and expanding DOCJT's regional training capabilities.
George T. Ragsdale (1876-1937)
A Giant in Kentucky Law Enforcement
Policing in Crisis – There Are No Quick Fixes
Nationally, policing is facing a crisis in public confidence. Curbing the crisis will require a restructuring of the way police and political leaders approach communities and their underlying socioeconomic conditions.
Spotlight: Hart County Sheriff Boston Hensley
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.
Spotlight: Pikeville Police Chief Phillip Reed
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.
Congratulations on a Loss-Free Year
Zero new names will be added to the Kentucky Law Enforcement memorial this spring, thanks to a year without any line of duty deaths in 2016.
New Leaders - January 2017
Kentucky's New Law Enforcement Executives
Future Crimes
Inside the Digital Underground and the Battle for Our Connected World
Recent Audit Offers a New Start With New Partners
Lauding the boost of public transparency, Justice and Public Safety Cabinet Secretary John Tilley applauded DOCJT staff’s professionalism in handling the agency’s recent audit and embracing a new commitment to serving Kentucky’s law enforcement community.
Policing a ‘Prized Possession’
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.
Protecting Kentucky
Kentucky Office of Homeland Security Executive Director John Holiday Discusses His Agency’s Role in Kentucky’s Security
Recruitment and Retention: Part IV
Are Potentially Outdated Policies Screening Out Capable and Qualified Law Enforcement Recruits?
KACo: Did you know?
Kentucky Association of Counties Provides More Than Just Insurance
Peer Support Team Brings Calm and Concern to Crisis
KY LEAP Program Offers Training to Officers Who Want to Help Others