Policing is about problem solving, but many small agencies are burdened by administrative problems that are out of their control.
One for All
Crime is Crime, No Matter the Town’s Size.
Mayberry 2.0
Smaller Agencies Deal with Big-city Problems
You Are Not Alone
DOCJT Launching Program to Help Officers After Critical Incidents
Fentanyl Exposure and Needle Sticks
Officers who have been exposed, experts, talk about what you need to know if it happens to you.
Partnership Provides Narcan to Eastern Kentucky First Responders
Gov. Bevin, Aetna, partner to distribute 360 doses of Narcan.
Family Traditions
DOCJT Traditions Inspire Esprit De Corps Among Law Enforcement Family
Seeing Them Home Safely
Being blind has not impaired this Grayson County E-911 dispatcher from serving his community and fellow first responders for the past 30 years.
Seat-Belt Extenders Minimize Excuses, Improve Safety
Want your officers to wear their seat belts? Consider adding these extenders to their issued equipment.
Body Cameras Discussed at Legislator Meeting
Kentucky law enforcement association representatives discuss body-worn camera legislation with lawmakers.
Living a Legacy: Jefferson County Sheriff John Aubrey
Jefferson County Sheriff John Aubrey reflects on his 47-year law enforcement career and his commitment to the motto, 'No sheriff stands alone.'
Health Tips: Job Stress Could Lead to Diabetes
Take control of your stress and physical health to lower your risk of type 2 diabetes.
New Leaders - August 2017
Kentucky's New Law Enforcement Executives
Action!
Louisville Metro's Phil Russell daily plays the role of husband, father and police officer, but Hollywood has provided him several other roles, both in front of the camera and behind the scenes.
Better Bullets
Kentucky law enforcement agencies consider switch to 9mm ammunition, law enforcement training specialists weigh in.