Lexington Police make new investments in officer mental health
The Lexington Police Department is enhancing its focus on officer mental health by investing in new resources and programs, as reported by WKYT on April 24, 2025. These initiatives include the introduction of a peer support program, increased access to mental health professionals, and the implementation of regular mental health check-ins for officers. Chief of Police, Col. William 'Billy' Jacobs, emphasized the importance of these measures in supporting the well-being of officers, acknowledging the stressful nature of police work and the need for a supportive environment to help officers cope with the demands of their job.
Health & Fitness
Thu, April 24, 2025
