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Kentucky receives $15 million in federal money for public health and safety

Tom Kenny,

May 3, 2020

DOCJT Public Safety Dispatch Academy Class 124 graduates

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March 15, 2019

Town hall held with officials discussing safety in the Hispanic community

36Pab,

August 14, 2018

Lexington Police: Phone service down for non-emergency public safety lines

WTVQ News Desk,

November 3, 2017

Straight Talk with Ray the D.A. - Public Safety

Al Greenfield,

July 31, 2017

EKU to have active shooter exercise July 25

Tom Kenny,

July 20, 2017

Winburn Public Safety Day planned for day after Lexington Police respond to three shootings

Veronica Jean Seltzer,

June 6, 2017

State of the City address - overview

36Pab,

January 19, 2016

Smart911 available in Madison County

Tom Kenny,

October 27, 2015

Kennedy Mill Bridge remains closed

Tom Kenny,

October 27, 2015

Lexington EMS changes lights and sirens policy

36Pab,

October 5, 2015

Obama urges Senate to renew phone-records program

36Pab,

May 26, 2015

Meeting in Lexington Thursday to discuss public safety

Tom Kenny,

April 28, 2015

911 dispatchers recognized this week

Tom Kenny,

April 13, 2015

Lexington family's legacy of public safety grows

Tom Kenny,

March 13, 2015

EKU Public Safety releases new statement after threat

36Pab,

February 7, 2015

State Report Calls Constables "Outdated" And "Irrelevant"

36Pab,

November 8, 2012

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Kentucky receives $15 million in federal money for public health and safety

DOCJT Public Safety Dispatch Academy Class 124 graduates

Town hall held with officials discussing safety in the Hispanic community

Lexington Police: Phone service down for non-emergency public safety lines

Straight Talk with Ray the D.A. - Public Safety

EKU to have active shooter exercise July 25

Winburn Public Safety Day planned for day after Lexington Police respond to three shootings

State of the City address - overview

Smart911 available in Madison County

Kennedy Mill Bridge remains closed

Lexington EMS changes lights and sirens policy

Obama urges Senate to renew phone-records program

Meeting in Lexington Thursday to discuss public safety

911 dispatchers recognized this week

Lexington family's legacy of public safety grows

EKU Public Safety releases new statement after threat

State Report Calls Constables "Outdated" And "Irrelevant"

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