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Brittany Kenyon honored at annual KSP ceremony By Sergeant Josh Lawson Lexington, KY - Kentucky State Police honored fourteen civilian employees at a ceremony in Lexington, including Brittany Kenyon, an Administrative Specialist II at Post 15 in Columbia, who received a Post Operations Support Award. These award winners have exceled in public service and dedication to the agency this past year. KSP Commissioner Rick Sanders spoke prior to the ceremony thanking the winners for their dedicated service. "We know that every one of our civilian employees is a Godsend to this agency," said Sanders. "When the hot calls come in from the public these folks are there to answer the call - whether it be from dispatch, the garage, the crime lab or any of our administrative offices." LaGrange resident Kevin R. Woosley was named 2019 'KSP Civilian of the Year'. An 18-year veteran of the agency, Woosley is an Internal Policy Analyst III at KSP Headquarters in Frankfort. Beginning at Post 5 Campbellsburg as a Telecommunicator, Woosley has dedicated his life to public service. Serving the Commonwealth of Kentucky for 25 years, Woosley's main goal has always been to help others. In 2001, Woosley began his career at Kentucky State Police as a Telecommunicator, since then he has grown in the agency from Post 5 - Communicators Supervisor to his current role as 9-1-1 Business Manager, stationed at Headquarters. Raised in LaGrange, Woosley is a 1989 graduate of Oldham County High School. Other KSP civilian employees who received awards included: Police Communications Support Award
Post Operations Support Award
Supply/Properties Management Award
Drivers Testing Award
Forensic Services Support
Information Technology Award
Records Technical Support Award
Commercial Vehicle Support Award
Special Enforcement Support Award
Administrative Services Award
Supervisor of the Year Award
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