Honor Guard Training
April 26-30, 2010
The Lexington Division of Police Honor Guard is proud to announce that we will be hosting our 40 hour Honor Guard Training Course. This course of instruction is approved and certified by the Kentucky Law Enforcement Council (KLEC). It is a course designed to give
Officers training, education and experience in proper protocol when performing
ceremonial functions honoring the National Colors or the fallen Officer. It also prepares
Officers in starting and managing their own Honor Guard Unit.
Online Reports:
PUBLIC CRIME REPORT: You will need the
Case Number, Report Date and
Last Name of the
Victim. Access your public crime report at
http://www.lexingtoncrimes.policereports.us.
VICTIM'S CRIME REPORT: You will need the Case Number, Report Date, Last Name, and Date of Birth of the Victim. Access your crime report at http://www.lexingtonvictims.policereports.us.
TRAFFIC COLLISION REPORT: You will need the Case Number given to you at the time your report was taken; Report Date; Last Name of the Owner/Driver of the vehicle. Access your traffic collision report at http://lexingtonky.policereports.us.
If you are unable to access your report, please contact the Central Records Unit at 258-3568, Monday through Friday: 8 AM to 5 PM.
Identity Theft
An fact sheet with instructions and contact information is available if you have been a victim of Identity Theft. Learn more >>
Mopeds - Go Carts - Scooters: What You Need to Know
Do you plan to drive one? See the requirements . . .
According to Kentucky Revised Statutes, gas and electric scooters are not allowed on roadways unless the operator has a license. This includes mopeds, golf carts, go-carts, or any vehicle propelled by means other than muscular power.
Participate in our Citizen Survey
“The Lexington Division of Police is seeking your feedback. We request you take a few minutes to participate in the following survey to help us make our community a better place.”
Police Activities League
The Police Activities League of Lexington is a crime prevention program that relies on recreation, athletics and education to build a positive relationship between police officers, youth, and the community - "Cops and Kids Working Together To Make a Difference."
For more information, go to the Lexington PAL website. or contact the Community Services Section at 258-3636.