Fleming County 911 Dispatch

05/28/2026

Congratulations to Maggie Ellis and Rhonda Black on successfully completing the DOCJT Online 40-Hour Training for Part-Time Dispatchers!

We are proud of your dedication, hard work, and commitment to serving our community through emergency communications. Your training and continued efforts help ensure the citizens of Fleming County receive the best service possible.

Thank you both for your commitment to public safety, and congratulations on this accomplishment! 👏📞🚔🚑🚒

— Fleming County 911

05/18/2026

Attention Fleming Countians:
Bus 36 was involved in an accident near Plummer's Landing. At this time, the bus driver and all students are okay and safe. Students are being transported to the district office, so staff and EMS personnel can complete additional precautionary evaluations and assist the district in contacting parents/guardians of all students who were on the bus.
Additional information will be shared as it becomes available.
Brian K. Creasman
Superintendent
Fleming County Schools

05/03/2026

April’s Monthly Report

04/28/2026

INVESTIGATION: Kentucky State Police report that two more people have been arrested in connection to sexual abuse allegations stemming from an active investigation involving 47-year-old James Monroe Barnes, who had fled to Alabama in 2023. Details below.

04/23/2026

04/21/2026

Thank You ALL that brought items to the dispatch office for telecommunications week. It was greatly appreciated.

04/14/2026

🚨📞 National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week 📞🚨
This week, we proudly recognize and celebrate the dedicated dispatchers of Fleming County 911 — the calm voices behind every emergency call.
Our telecommunicators are the unseen heroes who work around the clock, providing a critical lifeline between our community and first responders. Whether it’s a medical emergency, fire, or law enforcement call, they handle every situation with professionalism, compassion, and precision.
Their ability to stay calm under pressure, gather vital information, and quickly dispatch help saves lives every single day. They are the first first responders — the steady voice guiding you through some of life’s most difficult moments.
We want to extend our deepest appreciation to our Fleming County 911 dispatchers for their hard work, dedication, and commitment to keeping our community safe. Your service does not go unnoticed.
💛 Thank you for everything you do — today and every day.

04/10/2026

'WE'RE FAMILY': The tight-knit community of Owingsville is rallying to support a longtime 911 dispatcher who is battling colon cancer for a second time. Details below.