National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week April 13—19th, 2025

LONDON, KY — Laurel County Sheriff John Root, Deputies, and Staff would like to recognize  London/Laurel County’s E-911 Telecommunicators staff and Kentucky State Police during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week April 13—19th, 2025, and everyday.

Every year our telecommunicators answer thousands of 911 calls for service.  Our hardworking dispatchers and public safety telecommunicators serve as a vital link between the citizens of Laurel County and the following agencies:

• Laurel County Sheriff’s Office
• London City Police Dept.
• London City Fire Dept.
• London/Laurel Co. Rescue Squad
• Laurel County DPS/Emergency Management
• 11 Volunteer Fire Depts. —Bald Rock, Bush, Campground, Crossroads, East Bernstadt, Keavy, Laurel Co., Lily, McWhorter, Swiss Colony and West Knox

They also work in conjunction with:

The Commonwealth Attorney Office, County Attorney’s office, Circuit Court, District Court, County Jail, County Court Clerk’s office, 6 County Constables, County Housing Authority, Probation and Parole Office and Laurel River Lake Corp. Engineers.

Acting as a critical lifeline to first responders, these unsung everyday heroes are always there to answer the call.

The Laurel County Sheriff’s Office would like to personally recognize each of the following staff of the Laurel E-911 Dispatch Center

The Thin Gold Line:
          

London-Laurel County 9-1-1 Communications Center Roster