Eminence Police Department

05/25/2026

Honoring the memory of those who made the ultimate sacrifice

05/02/2026

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Can anyone identify any of these individuals. Please contact EPD or Sheriff Perry.

04/29/2026

Donations have commenced for the Helping E.LF. Program, gratefully accepting new and gently used toys, clothes, shoes, diapers, and other essentials for children ages 0-4, on a year-round basis. We appreciate any contributions in advance.

04/08/2026

View Kyle Scott Downey's obituary, send flowers, find service dates, and sign the guestbook.

04/06/2026

I am inviting public interest in a potential initiative to establish a Citizen's Police Academy, a program designed to educate citizens about general police procedures and practices through weekly classes at the police department. Each class would last approximately one hour and focus on the operations of our local police department, while also providing a broader understanding of law enforcement practices. The proposed program is anticipated to run for six to eight weeks, with potential expansion contingent upon public and interdepartmental interest. As this project is currently in the planning phase, its duration will be determined by the level of interest it generates. I welcome constructive feedback and look forward to engaging with the community in a positive and productive manner.

04/05/2026

Happy Easter

04/03/2026

Good morning,

We are thrilled to announce the launch of a new program that will work in perfect harmony with Eminence Shop with a Cop, spreading joy to every corner of our community! Introducing Helping E.L.F. (Eminence’s Littlest Friends), a program designed to support our youngest residents aged 0-4 years old. Since our little ones are not able to join us for Shop with a Cop, we wanted to ensure they're included and supported from now on. Let's come together to make a difference and encourage Eminence and Henry County to “Pack the PD!” with love and generosity! We welcome donations of new or gently used toys, clothes, socks, underwear, diapers, pull-ups, wipes, and more. You can drop off your donations at the PD at any time, and if no one is available, please use the parcel box inside the first set of doors. If it's full, kindly place your donation to the left of the entry door. Both lobbies are under 24-hour camera surveillance for added security. Please give new or gently used items that are in good condition, reflecting the love and care you'd want for your own family. This program will run throughout the year, with all items being distributed in December. Your kindness and generosity mean the world to us. Remember, donations for Shop with a Cop are accepted year-round. You can write a check and drop it off at City Hall or The PD, or use the QR code on our page for added convenience. Every donation goes directly into our Shop with a Cop bank account, supporting our community outreach and shopping experiences for the kids. We're grateful for your support. As always look out for and take care of each other.

03/20/2026

Good morning! 🌞💙
Feeling especially grateful and humbled today. We started our morning with a visit from a member of the Kiwanis Club of Henry County, Kentucky, who surprised us with doughnuts from Sammy’s Bakery 🍩 and a stack of heartfelt thank‑you cards written and colored by students from HCECC.
We want to extend a huge THANK YOU to the Kiwanis Club and the amazing students at HCECC for reminding us why we do what we do—and what an honor it is to serve this community. 🙏💛
What was once a bare hallway wall is now almost completely covered with drawings, pictures, and cards from kids in our community. At this rate, we’re going to need to start decorating a second wall! 🎨🖼️
These messages were intentionally placed where our officers pass by every day, serving as a constant reminder of the incredible community we humbly and proudly serve.
Thank you, Henry County. Your support means more than you know. 💙

03/12/2026

Good morning, everyone.
We’ve received a growing number of complaints regarding speeding throughout town. To address these concerns and help keep our community safe, we are providing a clear reminder of the posted speed limits in town. Traffic enforcement will be increasing in the coming days.

In response to the ongoing concerns, we will be increasing traffic enforcement in the coming days and weeks. Our goal is not to issue citations, but to encourage safer driving habits and protect our residents, pedestrians, and visitors

📍 KY 55 Northbound (S. Main Street)

35 MPH from the beginning of the cemetery to Five Star
25 MPH from Five Star continuing out of town past Little Pea/State Farm

📍 KY 55 Southbound (N. Main Street)

25 MPH from town to Five Star
35 MPH from Five Star until you pass the cemetery

📍 KY 22 (Elm Street) – Eastbound out of town

25 MPH from N. Main until you pass the curve
35 MPH from the curve until you pass the storage units

📍 KY 22 (Elm Street) – Coming into town

35 MPH coming into town
25 MPH just before the curve, continuing to the stop sign

📍 KY 22 (W. Broadway) – Westbound

25 MPH from N. Main/S. Main until you pass Park DuValle
35 MPH from Park DuValle until you pass Quail Run subdivision

📍 KY 22 (W. Broadway) – Eastbound into town

35 MPH beginning at Quail Run subdivision
25 MPH around L**e Rack Kings continuing into town

📍Mulberry Pike

35 MPH from S Main until you pass the second entrance of Hussey Copper
35 MPH from Hussey Copper to S Main

🚸 School Zone Reminder
Please watch for the flashing School Zone lights during morning drop‑off and afternoon dismissal.
Children cross the roadway from 7:00 AM to late afternoon every weekday—and sometimes on weekends for activities.
Slow down and stay alert around the school.

Thank you for doing your part to keep our town safe for everyone.

03/11/2026

Eminence Police Department
42 S Penn Ave
Eminence, KY 40019
On duty 24 hours a day
Contact Information
📞 Calls for Service (Immediate Officer Response)

502-532-6363 — Post 5 Dispatch (non‑emergency)
911 — Emergencies only

📞 Office Phone (Administrative Only)

502-845-4744

Not monitored 24 hours
Not monitored on weekends
For: copies of reports, general information, complaints, etc.
Leave a message; calls will be returned at the earliest convenience

Important Notice
We no longer have an on‑duty officer phone.
The office phone is not consistently monitored because all officers respond to calls for service and patrol the city.
For any active or immediate needs, please call the non‑emergency or emergency numbers above.

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