Flemingsburg, KY 41041
(606) 845-2321
fax (606) 845-2439
dispatch (606) 845-2121
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Agency Mission Statement The Mission of the Flemingsburg Police Department is to form a partnership with the community, and work within that partnership to maintain the public peace and improve the quality of life by providing fair and impartial police services. Through education and enforcement we are committed to the preservation of human life, protection of the rights of our citizens, the protection of public and private property and the prevention, detection and reduction of crime and the fear of crime. We will constantly strive to maintain a high level of integrity, efficiency and professionalism through continual evaluation and training. |
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Chief Brian Bowling Chief Brian Bowling joined the Flemingsburg Police Department on January 1, 2017. Prior to joining this agency Chief Bowling retired from the Kentucky State Police after 23 years of service. During his tenure with the Kentucky State Police Chief Bowling held numerous positions retiring at the rank of Captain while serving as Post Commander of the Morehead Post. Chief Bowling obtained a Bachelor’s Degree from Eastern Kentucky University in Police Administration and a Master’s Degree from the University of the Cumberlands in the Administration of Justice. Chief Bowling is a graduate of the Southern Police Institute’s Administrative Officers Course. |
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Sergeant Daniel Pollock joined the Flemingsburg Police Department as a Police Recruit on November 8th 2010 after working at the Mason County Detention Center for 2 years. Sergeant Pollock graduated the Police Academy on April 22, 2011. While attending the academy, Officer Pollock received a Certificate of Acknowledgement for volunteering to be part of the permanent flag detail for Class 422 and received the Firearm Proficiency Award for maintaining the highest overall score in the firearms section of the academy. Officer Pollock became the Police Department Firearms Instructor in May 2012. Pollock has also received special training A.R.I.D.E. Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement. Officer Pollock was promoted to Sergeant July 18, 2016.
Sergeant Pollock has participated in the Career Development Program with the Kentucky Law Enforcement Council and was awarded the certificate of Advanced Law Enforcement Officer. Sergeant Pollock currently serves as our Firearms and Taser Instructor. Sergeant Pollock may be reached at daniel.pollock@flemingsburgky.orgUnit 106 |
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Officer Aaron Workman joined the Police Department as a recruit in June 2009 and graduated from the Police Academy November 13, 2009. While attending the Academy Officer Workman received the Physical Fitness Excellence Award and the Recruit of Distinction Award for maintaining a 95% average. Officer Workman also received a Certificate of Acknowledgement for volunteering to be part of the permanent flag detail for Class 407. Prior to joining the police force, Officer Workman attended Morehead State University for four years. Officer Workman may be reached at aaron.workman@flemingsburgky.org Unit 102 |
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Officer Jacob Hartzel joined the Flemingsburg Police Department in November 2015 as a Police Officer Recruit and graduated from the Department for Criminal Justice Training’s Basic Training class on May 27, 2016. Officer Hartzel was the recipient of the Physical Fitness Excellence Award. Before joining the Police Department, Officer Hartzel obtained a Bachelor’s degree from Morehead State University. Officer Hartzel is a certified Emergency Medical Technician and works part-time for the Fleming County Ambulance Service. Officer Hartzel has participated in the Career Development Program with the Kentucky Law Enforcement Council and on January 28, 2021 was awarded the certificate of Intermediate Law Enforcement Officer. Officer Hartzel currently serves as the School Resource Officer for Simons Middle School. Among his other duties he teaches a class entitled “The Truth About Drugs” to every student attending Simons Middle School. Officer Hartzel may be reached at jacob.hartzel@flemingsburgky.orgUnit 104 |
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Officer Tayler Moore joined the Flemingsburg Police Department in August 2018 as a police officer recruit. Officer Moore graduated from the Department for Criminal Justice Training’s Basic Training class on March 7, 2019. Officer Moore was the recipient of the Physical Fitness Excellence Award. Before joining the Police Department, Officer Moore obtained an Associate degree from Maysville Community and Technical College in Business Administration. Officer Moore can be reached at tayler.moore@flemingsburgky.org Unit 107 |
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Officer Ryan Mitchell joined Flemingsburg Police Department in 2020. Officer Mitchell can be reached at ryan.mitchell@flemingsburgky.org Unit 110 |
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Officer Brian Cooper joined the Flemingsburg Police Department in 2020 and currently serves as the School Resource Officer for the Fleming County High School. Officer Cooper is a retired Kentucky State Police Detective. Prior to his retirement, Officer Cooper served as an investigator with the Internet Crimes Against Child (ICAC) Task Force. The Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force was created to promote law enforcements response to technology-facilitated child sexual exploitation and Internet crimes against children. This response encompasses forensic and investigative components, training and technical assistance, victim services, and community education. Officer Cooper can be reached atBrian.Cooper@flemingsburgky.org Unit 109 |
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Officer Shawn Fearin joined Flemingsburg Police Department September 6, 2021. |
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Miranda Utterback – Administrative Assistant/Accreditation Manager Miranda was hired to be an Administrative Assistant and Accreditation Manager for the Flemingsburg Police Department January 3, 2023. She is responsible for answering phones, taking care of walk-in community members; writing and/or updating policy for accreditation purposes as well as matching Kentucky Revised Statutes to the appropriate policy; gathering all documentation to support each policy; and logging all information into a database for future accreditation of the Police Department.
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EYE ON KENTUCKY
1-800 EYE-ON-KY is an anonymous tip line, which allows Kentuckyians to report any suspicious criminal or terrorist activity they see. The tip line is sponsored by the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security and the Kentucky Intelligence Fusion Center. The tip line has been designed to aid local, state and federal law enforcement efforts. Tip-line calls come directly into the intelligence Fusion Center and the information is then routed to the appropriate local, state or federal agency.
WHAT IS SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY?
- Persons asking unusual questions about building security
- Persons taking pictures or video of buildings, bridges or other locations
- Persons asking detailed questions about the schedules of public transportation
- Persons see timing the arrival/departure of public transportation
- Persons seen loitering around non-public areas around reservoirs, water treatment plants, dams or power plants
- Persons watching a building for extended periods of time
- Suspicious vehicles parked in unusual places or at unusual times
- Tips regarding unlawful activities are kept confidential.
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