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911 communications, procedure for release of - SB 30; SB 30: SCS
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Arrest powers, vehicular assault of a bicyclist or pedestrian - HB 88
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Benefits increase, death, line of duty deaths - HB 426
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Controlled substances, electronic reporting, data sharing in system of - SB 65; SB 45: HFA (1); SB 65: SFA (2); HB 45: HFA (1)
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Criminal
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Drug service fee, collection, distribution - HB 287
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Electronic warrants, participation in - HB 138
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Emergency
911, revenues and fees, study of - SB 82: SCS 911, revenues and need for state board, study of - SB 82: HCS |
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Eyewitness identification, procedures for - HB 389
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Firearms certification, peace officers, active and retired - HB 55
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Funding, KLEPF fund salary supplements - HB 164
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Gunshot
and stab wounds, reporting of - HB 479wounds or life-threatening injury, reporting of - HB 479: HCS |
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KLEEP Fund, transfer administration to DOCJT and increase stipend amount - HB 466
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Law enforcement agency, report VIN numbers on stolen items to NCIC - HB 113
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Local enforcement of federal immigration law - HB 440
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Personal services agencies, employees, perform criminal background check for - SB 22: SCS, HCS
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Police department, city of sixth class, countywide jurisdiction - HB 377
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United
States Mint Police, Kentucky peace officer powers for - SB 86States Mint Police, peace officer powers for - HB 251 |
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US 60, in Carter County in honor of fallen firefighter and police officers designate sections of - HJR 111
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