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Gov. Beshear, Department of Criminal Justice Training Announce 24 Officers Graduate from the Academy of Police Supervision

Leadership program focused on developing, shaping future and current leaders in law enforcement 

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32 New Law Enforcement Officers Ready to Protect Their Communities

Graduates complete more than 800 hours of training to strengthen the safety of the commonwealth’s citizens

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Gov. Beshear, Team Kentucky Recognizes the Heroes Behind the Headset During National Telecommunicators Appreciation Week

Kentuckians who provide a lifeline to citizens and law enforcement officers

  • Yes, so long as Kentucky’s CCDW is recognized through reciprocity in that state. CLICK HERE for an updated list on state reciprocity with Kentucky CCDW.

  • A person must be 21 years or older to take or sit in a CCDW class.

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