Jackson County 911

10/31/2023

Jackson County 911 is hiring! Must be able to pass a background check, drug test, polygraph, and suitability screening. You can pick up an application at the Jackson County Judge Executive’s office in the old courthouse.

10/18/2023

Jackson County 911 (Kentucky) is hiring! Must be able to pass a background check, drug test, polygraph, and suitability screening. You can pick up an application at the Jackson County Judge Executive’s office in the old courthouse.

09/20/2023

*SHUTTLE PICKUP LOCATION*
*Attention all spectators*
This is the location we will be running two shuttles to and from the Spectator area of stage 1 "the Anderson" every 30 minutes. $5 gets you on the shuttle and all proceeds go to Chad's Hope - Adult & Teen Challenge of KY. We encourage all spectators to utilize this service not only because it helps a great cause, the less traffic on the route to and from spectator areas are better for everyone involved. You're welcome to bring a chair, small cooler. The Shuttles will start running at 12:30pm Saturday the 23rd and will run until 6:30pm.
As for spectator parking anywhere around Walker street, and the main street square will be fine. Thank you all and we look forward to seeing each and everyone of you!!

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08/24/2023

Application Deadline for Jackson County 911 is Friday at 4pm. They can be picked up and returned to the Jackson County Judge Executives Office.

08/20/2023

Make plans to use an alternate route during this event

08/07/2023

Jackson and surrounding counties are under a Tornado Watch until 6pm.

08/02/2023

*MOVE OVER*
In 2003, KSP Trooper Bryan Judd was struck by a vehicle that failed to move over on I-75. He was responding to as collision, and as Trooper Judd opened his door to exit his cruiser, he was struck by another vehicle and thrown into the cruiser.

Trooper Judd had several injuries that resulted in multiple surgeries on his spine that could have left him paralyzed. After more than three years of recovery, Judd returned to work with KSP and has made it his mission to enforce the Move Over campaign and pleads with drivers to drive with caution.

“Thankfully, I was able to see my family again after the accident, but the next person may not be as lucky,” said Trooper Judd. “Please move over and slow down for any law enforcement and emergency vehicle on the side of the road.”

Kentucky has a Move Over law requiring motorists to move over to the adjacent lane when approaching an emergency vehicle or public safety vehicle with flashing lights (KRS 189.930). If changing lanes is impossible or unsafe, motorists must slow down and use caution.
Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Kentucky Office of Highway Safety

05/23/2023

05/05/2023

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