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Latest News
Overdose Awareness Day
In recognition of International Overdose Awareness Day, I wanted to provide you an update on the treatment and recovery resources available to all our neighbors in need throughout Northern Kentucky. As we take this day to reflect on our loved ones lost, I hope we also can lean into the hope that guides the work…
COVID Update
PLease click here for a Covid update from Mayor Haas Levels of exposure flyer
Make sure to report a Kentucky Freddie Freeroader!
Click here for a letter from Police Chief Casey Kilgore
A letter from our Police Chief
A letter from our Police Chief, Casey Kilgore
Fort Thomas Police Partners with Ring
Please click here for Press Release
ALERT! Please read about scams targeting the elderly and our area!
Click Here for Press Release from the Police Department Click Here for Scams that target the Elderly
Bulletins
Campbell County Rotary Club Honors Fort Thomas Officer
The Campbell County Rotary Club selected Officer Brandon Laffin as their Policeman of the Year. Officer Laffin was nominated by fellow Fort Thomas officers and honored at a luncheon on June 26th. Brandon was given this award to recognize all the hard work he does both on and off the job. More specifically, Officer Laffin was recognized for his heroic actions to save a man’s life on the side of the interstate. Brandon is an excellent police officer who is very dedicated to our community. Great job, Brandon! And thank you for your service and dedication!
Mopeds & Gas Powered Scooters – The Rules
Lately there has been a lot of talk and debate about moped laws and scooters being driven on city streets.
Click here to see the law as it pertains to these bikes.
New Service for Old Drugs: Prescription Drug Disposal Program
New Service for Old Drugs: Prescription Drug Disposal ProgramThe Fort Thomas Police Department is now offering this complimentary service to our citizens and supports law enforcement strategy and environmental issues. You may drop off unwanted or outdated prescription medication in a drop box located in the city building lobby at 130 N. Fort Thomas Ave. Drop off can be made during regular business hours. The Northern Kentucky Drug Strike Task Force will pick up and properly dispose of the medications. This program is supported by the N KY Police Chiefs, N KY Drug Strike Force, Kentucky Crime Prevention Coalition, N KY Water District, and N KY Sanitation District. The N KY Water District and the N KY Sanitation District are supporting the program for health and safety reasons.
IMPORTANT
If you need the Fort Thomas Police, dial 292-3622 for dispatch or 911 for an emergency.
Our 441-6562 number is just an administrative line and is NOT manned 24 hours a day.
