Kenton County Police

We have issued a Level 1 Snow Emergency, effective on December 22, 2022 at 6:00 PM until rescinded. To learn more about snow emergencies, visit: bit.ly/kcsnowemergency. Not sure who maintains your road during inclement weather? Find out here: bit.ly/kcroadmaintenance

We have opportunities for employment in several of our departments. Check them out and join our team! bit.ly/KentonCoCareers & bit.ly/KCDCcareers

The weather this week is going to be HOT. Make sure you’re taking safe steps to beat the heat. Prepare for Extreme Heat >> ready.gov/heat Warning Signs & Symptoms of Heat-Related Illness >> cdc.gov/disasters/extremehea…

Effective at 4 PM on February 4, Kenton County has rescinded the Level 2 Snow Emergency. A Level 1 Snow Emergency is still in effect. It is in effect until rescinded. ❄️ To learn more about snow emergencies, visit: bit.ly/kcsnowemergency

Effective at 9 AM on February 3, we are escalating the Level 1 Snow Emergency to a Level 2 Snow Emergency. To learn more about snow emergencies, visit: bit.ly/kcsnowemergency. Not sure who maintains your road during inclement weather? Find out here: bit.ly/kcroadmaintenance

CodeRED is an emergency notification service that allows emergency officials to notify residents and businesses regarding time-sensitive general and emergency notifications, including weather related information. Sign-up today: bit.ly/KCCodeRED

According to the @NWSILN "Each year, on average, more than 5,000 people are killed and more than 418,000 are injured due to weather-related vehicle crashes. Now is the time, before the storm, to build an emergency supply kit for your car if you must travel."

We have issued a Level 1 Snow Emergency effective January 16 at 8:30 PM. It is effective until rescinded. To learn more about snow emergencies, visit: bit.ly/kcsnowemergency. Not sure who maintains your road during inclement weather? Find out here: bit.ly/kcroadmaintenance

Kenton County has issued a Level 1 Snow Emergency effective January 6th. It is effective until rescinded. To learn more about snow emergencies, visit: bit.ly/kcsnowemergency. Not sure who maintains your road during inclement weather? Find out here: bit.ly/kcroadmaintenance

All items should be new, unwrapped and in original packaging. No clothes needed at this time. Ages in need: Infant to teens Eligible items: Toys, books, electronics and $25 VISA or MasterCard gift cards. Learn more >>governor.ky.gov/toydrive

Kenton County Dispatch Supervisor, Melissa Eddy, has been given the Line Supervisor of the Year Award by the Kentucky Emergency Numbers Association in partnership with the Kentucky Chapter of the Association for Public Safety Officials. Read on >> bit.ly/3k6FbCN

“At the end of the day, we are still enforcing the same laws. Our officers are still filling the same shifts. We’re doing our job." Judge Knochelmann met with Chief Spike Jones of @KCPD to talk about the department's efforts and response during COVID-19. youtu.be/F7cOQdrjZgo