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KSP promotes 26 officers into leadership roles By Captain Paul Blanton Lexington, KY - On Wednesday, October 27, 2021, Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman joined Kentucky State Police (KSP) to recognize 26 troopers and officers who were promoted since May 1, 2021, including one lieutenant colonel, one major, four captains, four lieutenants and 16 sergeants, all commissioned with a mission of creating a better Kentucky through public safety efforts and service to all Kentuckians. Among those recognized was Trooper Kenneth W. Brown, who was promoted to sergeant and is assigned Post 15, Columbia. The Lt. Governor spoke prior to the recognition of the newly promoted officers, offering them congratulations in their new roles. "Today is the start of a new opportunity to exercise your leadership skills with every call you take, every directive you give and every person you interact with," said Lt. Gov. Coleman. "Your legacy to this agency, to your fellow troopers, to your family and to this commonwealth will be determined in each step you make from this point on. Thank you for being a valued member of Team Kentucky and I know you will work hard to create a better Kentucky for all our families." Also, during the ceremony KSP Commissioner Phillip Burnett, Jr. challenged troopers and officers to strive for excellence. "It's an incredible responsibility. You've earned it, but now you have to keep earning it, each and every day. I have every confidence that you will do just that, never allowing anything to tarnish the accomplishments you have worked so hard to achieve." The 26 troopers and officers promoted since May 1, 2021 and recognized during today's ceremony are:
This year, the number one priority for KSP is creating a better Kentucky by making the commonwealth's streets safer, communities stronger and the nation more secure by providing exceptional law enforcement made up of a diverse workforce. For more information about career opportunities with KSP visit their website. This story was posted on 2021-10-27 22:14:47
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