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Post 15 troopers and officers recognized at awards ceremony From Trooper Jonathan Houk Lexington, KY - The Kentucky State Police (KSP) honored 61 troopers, detectives and officers who went above and beyond the call of service during their Sworn Awards Ceremony on September 26, 2025. This annual event highlights those who are dedicated to protecting Kentucky's 120 counties with a mission of creating a safer commonwealth for future generations. The awards presented were for heroic acts of service that occurred in 2024. Recipients from the Post 15 area include:
During the ceremony, KSP Commissioner Phillip Burnett, Jr. praised the award recipients for their extraordinary service to the commonwealth. "This ceremony is about recognizing the troopers and officers who have gone far beyond the call of duty," Commissioner Burnett said. "Whether facing danger head-on, uncovering the truth through determined investigations or showing compassion when it mattered most, these troopers and officers embody the highest standards of our agency." A complete list of award recipients is available on the KSP website. KSP is looking to recruit the next generation of law enforcement leaders. Individuals interested in a career of service, leadership and honor are encouraged to apply today at JoinKSP.com. This story was posted on 2025-09-27 19:09:17
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