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KSP seeking 3rd consecutive win for Best-Looking Cruiser From Captain Paul Blanton Frankfort, KY - The Kentucky State Police (KSP) is seeking its third consecutive win as 'America's Best-Looking Cruiser' and invites Kentuckians to vote online in support of the agency. KSP won back-to-back championships in 2021 and 2022, earning the coveted calendar cover spot on the AAST yearly calendar. The agency has placed in the 'Top 3' in the past four years. Vote at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/bestlookingcruiser2023, by scrolling to the bottom of the page and selecting Kentucky from the list. Voting ends on Monday, July 31, 2023, at 7amCT. The top 13 finishers will earn a spot on the 2024 calendar. "We encourage all of our citizens to vote for KSP and help our state be recognized again on a national level," said Gov. Andy Beshear. "KSP works every day to create a safer Kentucky, and voting is one small way we can show our appreciation for their 75 years of service and protection." The American Association of State Troopers (AAST) host an annual calendar contest and encourage state police agencies across the nation to submit a photo entry that is unique and represents their state. The winning photo will be featured on the cover and premiere in the January month of the AAST 2024 wall calendar. For the 2023 entry, KSP incorporated a way to share their 75th Anniversary celebration in the backdrop of Kentucky's heart and soul - Coal Country! KSP wrapped a 2022 Dodge Charger with a blue and white paint scheme to match the markings of a 1978 Ford cruiser. The photo was captured at the Blue Diamond Coal Co. located in Hazard, Ky. "Kentucky is known internationally for its coal mining industry and the hard-working individuals who work in the mines," said KSP Public Affairs Commander Paul Blanton. "Our team intertwined the beauty of Eastern Kentucky splashed with two iconic symbols in that area, coal mines, and Kentucky State Police." This story was posted on 2023-07-23 09:30:55
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