Perry County E-911

03/27/2026

Today was an amazing day at Career Day at Perry County Central High School! Students from several schools across PERRY County came together to learn about different career opportunities.

We had the honor of attending on behalf of Perry County Emergency Management, the Perry County Sheriff’s Office, Perry County 911, and the Perry County Fiscal Court. It was truly a pleasure meeting so many students and getting to talk with them about their future goals and career paths.

A big thank you to the Perry County School Board for allowing us to be part of this event each year. We always look forward to connecting with the next generation and supporting their journey toward success!

03/17/2026

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03/16/2026

Public Notice from Perry County E-911

There have recently been rumors reported to 911 suggesting that if certain officials win the upcoming election, the Perry County E-911 Center will be shut down. This information is completely false.

The Perry County Fiscal Court operates and oversees the Perry County E-911 Center, and our mission remains the same regardless of any election outcome. The E-911 Center will continue to operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year to serve the citizens of Perry County.

Our dispatch center is a critical asset to our community. Every day our trained telecommunicators work to ensure that law enforcement, fire departments, and emergency medical services are dispatched quickly and efficiently when citizens need help. The safety of our community depends on the reliable operation of this service.

Perry County E-911 has proudly served our county for many years, and we remain fully committed to providing professional, dependable emergency communications to every resident and visitor in Perry County.

We appreciate the continued support of our community and want to assure everyone that Perry County E-911 will remain open and operational, providing emergency services whenever they are needed.

If you have questions or concerns, please feel free to contact the Perry County E-911 Center @ 606-436-9796

Thank You,
Danny Miller
Director

Your safety is our priority.

03/06/2026

Congratulations to Our Newly Certified Telecommunication Officers!

Perry County E-911 is proud to recognize two outstanding members of our team who have successfully completed 160 hours of training at the Department of Criminal Justice Training (DOCJT) in Richmond, Kentucky. This intensive 4-week program prepares individuals to become Certified Telecommunication Officers in the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

👏 Congratulations to Bryan Neace and Taylor Grigsby!

Your dedication, hard work, and commitment to serving our community do not go unnoticed. We are incredibly proud of both of you for representing Perry County E-911 and for achieving this important milestone as part of Class 169.

Our department is truly blessed to have you on our team, helping protect and serve the citizens of Perry County every day. Thank you for your continued service and dedication to keeping our community safe.

Please join us in congratulating Bryan and Taylor on this accomplishment! 🚓📞

11/12/2025

Please Share. We will run this program for the month of November, December and January.

10/17/2025

🍭💀🎃👻 It’s that time of year again!!! 👻🎃💀🍭

Everyone please join us and your local first responders for our 3rd Annual Trunk-or-Treat with First Responders!

PERRY COUNTY PARK
FRIDAY- OCTOBER 17th- from 6pm to 8pm!

We look forward to seeing you there!

Please feel free to share!

🍭💀🎃👻🚔🚑🚒🚁👻🎃💀🍭

10/03/2025

Our agency is beyond blessed to have such dedicated people willing to help our community.. we want to congratulate our 2 newest certified telecommunicators Harley Engle and Denver Felter

HONOR. COMMITMENT. TRANSPARENCY. PURPOSE. INCLUSIVITY. INNOVATION.

The Department of Criminal Justice Training (DOCJT) is committed to providing officers and telecommunicators with best practices, the latest technology training and legal information to protect the diverse communities they serve.

The 4-week, 160-hour Public Safety Dispatch Academy is taught by the Telecommunications Section and is designed for the entry level dispatcher. The Public Safety Dispatch Academy (PSDA) includes various modules of instruction relating to the duties and responsibilities of a dispatcher, calls for service, phone and radio procedures, information systems and call processing. The students graduating from the Public Safety Dispatch Academy represent the successful completion of a highly structured and comprehensive curriculum. As a result, each dispatcher is prepared to meet the ever-increasing demands expected of today’s public safety professional.

The Telecommunications Section at DOCJT is proud to have prepared these graduates to begin their careers in communication centers across the commonwealth.

09/30/2025

Perry 911 would like to congratulate one of our Dispatchers… congratulations Morgan Brewer

🪖SHIPPER ALERT🪖

Today we are sending off Morgan Brewer to Basic Combat training!!!

Morgan enlisted into the Army Reserve to become a member of the Army’s Military Police. She will be conducting her Basic Combat Training at Fort Leonard Wood, MO.

Best of luck Morgan! Remember to !!!