I am seeing that our enforcement leaders are not being leaders, but being on the level of people…read morewho need to be caught. On one occasion, I caught a cop going faster than the speed limit in a school zone and the same cop making sudden stops at stop signs (almost like a screeching stop). Today, I witnessed one vehicle (Lexington Police 8235 or 8238, explorer type vehicle) come off a street that was not a four way stop, but a two lane outlet, proceed to force their way into the passing lane on Hays Blvd. Unless Lexington, KY law states otherwise and just general street etiquette, one must stop between the median until all cross traffic passes. This is a DANGEROUS MANEUVER, which I am not sure is a traffic offense in KY. I see a lot of residents do this and it should be admonished because it makes oncoming drivers react to turn away from the swerve. I would recommend this individual be retrained when driving off a stop sign, sitting in the middle of the median, and waiting for traffic to pass instead of finishing the turn in one turn. How can we expect criminals and unruly drivers to not make these bad maneuvers if the law enforcement do this? Shocking!

My crazy neighbors were looking into my windows, hanging over my fence looking into my yard when I…read moreasked them not to, etc. The officer trying to tell me I was crazy for being bothered by it. I am a younger female and these were old men staring into my yard, and bathroom and bedroom windows. The bizarre officer was the one who needed mental health help.

What a treat to visit the Lexinton Mounted Police Unit with the Kentucky Equine Education Project…read more A quiet spot in the heart of downtown. Interesting and informative training demonstration with two of the big boys in the barn. Best part --- the horses. 51

It's been seven years since I wrote a review for the Shelby County Sheriff's Department so I think…read moreit's time to write an update. This update reflects the changes that have been made due to the Covid-19 pandemic. First of all, no I do not frequent the Sheriff's Department because I'm in trouble. I make an annual visit each year in October to pay our property taxes. It's always an easy procedure to climb the grand Court House stairs, walk to the end of the main floor hallway, enter the office and carry out my business. This year I wasn't sure if any changes would be made due to the up surge in Covid19. I still got a parking spot in front of the Court House, climbed the front stairs, and walked to the end of the first floor hallway. Upon entry into the office I experienced the only change. A nice plexi glass partition had been installed on the counter top with cutouts to hand paperwork through. In front of the counter was a long table lengthwise that assured customers would not be too close to the window. I handed my tax bill and check to the Sheriff and he promptly rang it up, stapled the receipt to the bill and handed the paperwork back to me I'm paid up for another year. Thanks for making this process so easy.

One of the best departments in Kentucky. Every London Police Officer I have met has been a top…read morenotch guy! Chief House and his crew are incredible! Keep up the good work!!

Doing a wellness check on a child that is 17 YRS old who is being abused and they refused to do…read moreanything about it. The child himself told me his Dad is paying them to turn their heads and not help him

Great bunch of Deputies! Most are hard working and will do anything to help you out. Just be sure…read moreto pay your property taxes here and don't do anything to get a warrant out for you or chances are you'd give them a lower rating for your stupidity.

Had a chance to visit the Sheriff's office again today. The staff ladies are always so nice,…read moresmiling, helpful and welcoming.

I called the Jeffersonville Police Department, to ask about the current laws regarding the newish…read moreroundabouts. Previously, someone had told me there was a new law prohibiting vehicles from driving alongside semis, while in a roundabout. I was calling to ask if that was actually a law, to ensure that if a semi crosses over the lane (happens almost every day) and strikes my vehicle, that I would not be at fault. The dispatcher I spoke to kept giving audible and exaggerated sighs, and told me that I needed to call City Hall, not the police (incorrectly assuming that I called to complain about the roundabout). I'm not sure why the dispatcher would tell me that I should call someone other than law enforcement, to inquire about the current laws they enforce.

My experience w/ this local PD revolved around being stranded, on a holiday, with 2 flat tires…read more Let's call it a bad day. The K-9 officer pulled up behind us on the shoulder. I got out to talk to him and he asked "are you guys ok?" And "what kind of help do you need?" Once he found out that we were already waiting for a tow truck he told me to stay in the car, get some AC,(it was 94° that day) relax the wife and kid, and stay safe. He stayed parked behind us with his lights on until the tow truck got us out of there. He was very kind, courteous, helpful and professional. He was what ALL cops should be......