Providing a lifeline to citizens and law enforcement officers
Next Gen Training
More agencies are looking at incorporating virtual reality training
Gov. Beshear, Department of Criminal Justice Training Announce 24 Officers Graduate from the Academy of Police Supervision
Leadership program focused on developing, shaping future, current leaders in law enforcement
Building Relationships
WKUPD embraces proactive policing
Gov. Beshear Announces Department of Criminal Justice Training Class 530 Graduates Basic Training
Twenty-six recruits complete 800 hours of training
You Are Not Alone
September is National Suicide Prevention Month
2021 - 2022 Kentucky School Risk Assessment Annual Report
Report to be released early September showcasing high compliance rates
Gov. Beshear, Department of Criminal Justice Training Announce 22 Officers Graduate from the School Resource Officer Training
School Resource Officer training program focused on ensuring safety of Kentucky’s schoolchildren
Gov. Beshear, Department of Criminal Justice Training Announce 22 Officers Graduate from the Academy of Police Supervision
Leadership program focused on developing, shaping future, current leaders in law enforcement
Gov. Beshear, Department of Criminal Justice Training Announces 23 Graduates of Public Safety Dispatch Academy Class 144
Providing a lifeline to citizens and law enforcement officers
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
Gov. Beshear Announces Department of Criminal Justice Training Class 529 Graduates Basic Training
Twenty-nine recruits complete 800 hours of training
Enhancing Protections for Victims of Domestic and Dating Violence
Senate Bill 271 streamlines reporting of statewide statistics
Gov. Beshear, Department of Criminal Justice Training Announce 24 Officers Graduate from the Academy of Police Supervision
Leadership program focused on developing, shaping future, current leaders in law enforcement
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