State-of-the-art training academy showcased
Leading Ladies of Law Enforcement
More women breaking the brass ceiling in Kentucky
Governor Beshear Signs Senate Bill 80
Providing swift procedures for decertification of Kentucky’s peace officers
Department of Criminal Justice Training Class 514 Basic Training Graduates
Thirty-six recruits completed 800 hours of training
Executive Advisor Joins DOCJT Staff
Former LMPD Major Michael Bogan Brings Training Expertise
Making A Difference
Purcell Strives to Serve Jessamine County
Out of the Woods
Doug Vaughn transitions from Fish and Wildlife to DOCJT Instructor
Notifications: A Key Part of Handle with Care
Alerts are vital in the age of virtual learning
Peering Back to Move Forward
KYPCIS stands ready to help officers and dispatchers after tragedy
Narcan: A Life-Saving Tool
Good Samaritan Law makes it safe for police to administer Naloxone
From Saving Lives to Protecting Lives
Board-certified Doctor Completes Law Enforcement Basic Training
Survival Skills
Tactical Medical course beneficial to law enforcement, citizens
Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training Re-opens Louisville Training Facility
Training will begin in 2021 on University of Louisville’s Shelby Campus
Department of Criminal Justice Training Class 513 Graduates Basic Training
Thirty-eight recruits completed 824.5 hours of training
Kenton County Chief Receives 2020 Melvin Shein Award
Spike Jones recognized for his contributions to Kentucky’s law enforcement