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La Policía Estatal de Kentucky reconoció a 11 empleados civiles por su excelente desempeño en una ceremonia realizada el 6 de agosto, otorgando premios como Empleado Civil del Año, Logro de Carrera y Supervisor del Año, con seis de los galardonados provenientes del área de operaciones de la Oficina 12. Haley Delph del Laboratorio Forense Occidental fue nombrada Empleada Civil del Año 2025 por analizar 1,086 incautaciones de drogas manteniendo altos estándares de calidad y seguridad. El Comisionado Phillip Burnett Jr. destacó que los empleados civiles son la columna vertebral de la agencia, realizando trabajos críticos como análisis forense, administración de exámenes de conducir y servicios de telecomunicaciones de emergencia en los 120 condados de Kentucky.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. — The Kentucky State Police recognized 11 civilian employees for outstanding commitment to public safety on August 6 during the agency’s annual Civilian Awards ceremony, according to a statement from Kentucky State Police Post 12.
The honorees received awards including the 2025 Civilian of the Year, Career Achievement, Forensic Services Support Award and Supervisor of the Year. Among the recipients were six employees from Post 12’s area of operations, including Catherine Renay Jenkins and Keith Webster, who received Professional Service Awards.
KSP’s 800 civilian employees fill critical roles across the agency, examining forensic evidence in laboratories, administering driver testing exams, providing emergency telecommunications services and supporting cadet and trooper operations. Haley Delph of the Western Forensic Laboratory was named the 2025 Civilian of the Year, recognized for analyzing 1,086 seized drug submissions in 2025 while maintaining quality and safety standards.
“Our civilian employees are the backbone of this agency,” KSP Commissioner Phillip Burnett Jr. said during the ceremony. “While much of their work happens behind the scenes, their dedication, professionalism, and servant hearts strengthen this agency every day and make a lasting impact on public safety.”
Burnett, a 28-year KSP veteran, has led the agency since his appointment by Governor Andy Beshear in April 2021. The 2025 awards underscore the agency’s commitment to recognizing personnel contributions to statewide law enforcement operations and public safety initiatives across Kentucky’s 120 counties.
