Elect Judge Hector F Alcala

03/13/2026

Very important debate this evening in Montgomery County. Opening remarks were made by our own Menifee County Honorable Representative David Hale. The Republican Party 74th House District Candidates introduced themselves and speak about their values and their visions. This district is home to approximately 47,000 constituents. I am very proud to represent Menifee County in this election.

02/23/2026

02/23/2026

Folks, with this limited time it is impossible for me to reach every doorstep. I humbly ask for your continued support. This campaign is about leadership, honesty and productivity.

02/07/2026

Continuing our efforts to improve transparency and accountability on our local government. Contact our star representatives and voice your support and concerns. LRC Hotline 1-800-372-7181.

01/25/2026

In January 22,2026. Judge Hector F Alcala took the initiative to speak on behalf of Menifee County residents who resides in homes beyond the county line. This was an effort to clarify and put on record each county responsibilities. This is the first time in 21 years that a Menifee County Judge had spoken in behalf of his constituents on this matter to clarify responsibilities. Please watch video.

Morgan County Fiscal Court | Regular Meeting | January 22, 2026

01/25/2026

01/17/2026

12/31/2025

Good morning, today December 31st, 2025 is the last day to register or change your party for the 2026 elections.

The Courthouse is close today but residents can still register on line utilizing the following website:

https://vrsws.sos.ky.gov/ovrweb/

We are asking for your support on the Republican Ticket. If I have already met you during my visits I appreciate your time. I will continue to visit folks while directing our county into progress, safety and unity.

Thank you all and may God Bless you all.

Hector

Your application may be subject to public inspection or copying pursuant to the Kentucky Open Records Act, KRS 61.870 to 61.884, and KRS 116.095. However, your electronic mail address and social security number are exempt from disclosure.

12/03/2025

We are continuing our ongoing effort enhancing transparency and open communication. Our County is committed to providing a safe and welcoming community.

11/26/2025

Hello friends and neighbors,
As we enter the holiday season, the Alcala family would like to wish everyone a very memorable, peaceful and safe time with your loved ones. Please travel responsibly and take a moment to look out for one another. This is a busy season on the roads, and everyone deserves to make it home safely.

I also want to share a brief and humble piece of my background for those who may not know my journey in public service. In 2003, I graduated from DOCJT, at Eastern Kentucky University, where I was honored to be chosen by my peers as Class 383 President. I began my law enforcement career with the Mt. Sterling Police Department before attending the Kentucky State Police Academy in 2005, where I again had the privilege of serving as Class Leader for Cadet Class 84.

I spent five years serving Montgomery, Bath, and Menifee Counties with KSP Post 8 Morehead and was recognized as Post 8 Trooper of the Year in 2010. I later worked as a narcotics detective with DESI East, earning Kentucky Narcotics Officer of the Year in 2012. My career led me to partner with the FBI Safe Streets Task Force, where I served in undercover roles and multi states investigations, and from 2019 to 2024 I was assigned to protective security roles for some of Kentucky highest level officials.

Throughout those years, I gained a deep understanding of the challenges, and responsibilities faced by first responders - both on the front lines and in leadership roles. That perspective continues to guide me today. Sheriff Smallwood and I have maintained a strong administrative relationship and we are currently working on solutions that we hope to share soon, always with the best interests of Menifee County at heart.

As we enjoy this holiday season, please know that my commitment remains focused on safety, service, and the well being of our community. We truly appreciate your continued support.

11/15/2025

This week I had the honor of representing Menifee County at the 51st KACo Conference in Louisville.
Throughout the conference, we met with several state officials as we continued to advocating to strengthen what we already have and secure support for the things our community still needs.

The breakout sessions were extremely informative, covering issues that directly impact our district and providing valuable insight we can bring back home.

I also had the opportunity to speak with Congressman James Comer regarding President Trump’s Make America Healthy Again initiative, requesting support for future projects that would benefit Menifee County.

Our work extends far beyond county lines - but it is always done with one goal in mind: promoting, protecting, and advocating for our community.

I am proud to Serve Menifee County; today and every day.

11/11/2025

Happy Veterans Day,
Today, I want to take a moment to thank all our veterans. When we first make the decision to serve our country and join the United States Armed Forces, it is about answering the call to serve something greater than ourselves.

But after thousands of hours of PT, KP, inspections, drills, and training- it becomes about the soldiers standing beside you in formation. The bond a soldier forms with his or her comrades is unlike any other - it lasts a lifetime.

This year, I had the honor of attending our 3rd reunion for the 1/41st Infantry Battalion, who served together in Operation Desert Storm. While it was a blessing to reconnect, we were painfully reminded that three of our brothers were missing - lost to su***de. This is a real issue that continues to impact veterans and families across our nation.

If you know a soldier or veteran who is struggling, please reach out. Listen. Offer a hand. Or connect them to someone who can help. Sometimes, that one act of compassion can save a life.

May God bless our veterans.
May God bless the United States of America.
And may God bless Menifee County.

- Hector F. Alcala