Kentucky State Police

Behind every mission of service, there are dedicated individuals who make a difference. Lucille Marshall, Executive Staff Assistant for the Office of the Commissioner, starts each morning with a prayer for the brave men and women of the Kentucky State Police. ?? As we celebrate #WomensHistoryMonth, we recognize women like Lucille, whose unwavering commitment strengthens our agency and our communities. #KSP #WomenInLeadership?

This week’s KSP Employee Spotlight features Ashley Cook, a Forensic Scientist Specialist II at the Jefferson Laboratory Branch. A native of Mt. Sterling, Ky., Ashley has dedicated 9 years of exceptional service to the Kentucky State Police. When asked about the importance of her work, Ashley shared: "I love that I get to work at a place that is rewarding to me in different capacities. I get to work with amazing people, expand my knowledge every day, and give back to the community by providing a valuable service to the citizens of Kentucky." Outside of the lab, Ashley enjoys many things in life, but she says being a mom is the most fulfilling. We are grateful for Ashley’s dedication and the impact she makes on both KSP and the commonwealth. #EmployeeSpotlight #WomensHistoryMonth

This week, KSP represented Kentucky at the Lifesavers Conference on Roadway Safety Conference in Long Beach, California. Agency members attended workshops where they engaged with national experts on traffic safety, learned new strategies to prevent distracted driving, and reinforced?the importance of seat belt usage. KSP Major Eric Walker, Operations Division East Division Director, presented during a joint workshop with partners from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, the Kentucky Office of Highway Safety, and more. They shared about the High Five Rural Traffic Safety Seat Belt Program. Several traffic safety leaders from other states expressed interest?in adopting Kentucky's program in their states. You can learn more about High Five here:?https://lnkd.in/gNG_7pKG We thank the Lifesavers Conference for this incredible opportunity.

The deadline to apply for Cadet Class 106 is today! If you’re driven by service, honor, and courage, now is your opportunity to join the Kentucky State Police as a Trooper. Applications must be submitted by close of business today. Learn more and apply by visiting JOINKSP.com. #BuiltByTradition #TrainedtobetheBest

The Kentucky State Police Leadership Summit seeks dynamic and experienced speakers to share their expertise. This year’s theme is “Building on Progress, Empowering the Future”, and we’re seeking insights on leadership, personal development, communication, team culture, and more. ? Event Date: September 18-19, 2025 ? Location: Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, Frankfort, KY ? Submission Deadline: March 31, 2025 Interested? Apply here: https://lnkd.in/gChDst92 For questions, contact [email protected]. We look forward to your submissions! #Leadership #CallForPresenters #ProfessionalDevelopment #Mentorship

Troopers from Post 15 Columbia recently visited Taylor County High School's Youth Services Center for their "Friday Career Spotlight" Program. The troopers visited during lunch to discuss law enforcement careers with students. The troopers also spoke with students about safe driving and the importance of wearing a seatbelt.?We thank TCHS for the invite.

Time is running out to join Cadet Class 106! The application deadline to become a KSP Trooper is three days away! Go to JoinKSP.com to apply before the close of business on March 14th. #ApplyNow

As we observe Women’s History Month, we honor the dedicated and courageous women who have shaped and continue to influence the Kentucky State Police. Women have played a vital role in policing, investigations, and leadership, breaking barriers and paving the way for future generations. #WomensHistoryMonth

On this #InternationalWomensDay, we recognize and celebrate the remarkable women of the Kentucky State Police. Their leadership, courage, and commitment to public safety make our communities stronger. We are grateful for the contributions of women in law enforcement—past, present, and future.

KSP's Critical Incident Response Team (CIRT) recently hosted a 40-hour Forensic Mapping In-Service, equipping state and local officers with the specialized skills needed to create forensically sound scale diagrams of crash scenes. These detailed reconstructions are essential in criminal court cases, ensuring those responsible for fatal crashes are held accountable. Congratulations to the officers from the following agencies who completed this training: Lexington Police Department Louisville Metro Police Department's Traffic Unit Nicholasville Police Department Garrard County Sheriff's Office Franklin County Sheriff's Office Kentucky State Police, Post 1 and 14 Your dedication to advanced crash investigation is invaluable to public safety. There are many career opportunities at KSP, including serving in CIRT, the Aircraft Branch, and more. We are accepting trooper applications for Cadet Class 106, and the deadline is March 14. If you're ready to take the next step toward a rewarding career, visit JOINKSP.com for more information.