KSP unveils enhanced website including tip line

The Kentucky State Police  has launched a new, redesigned website, aimed at providing a streamlined, user-friendly experience for Kentuckians. 

The fresh, modern look contains new features, including an interactive tip submission tool, reinforcing KSP's commitment to enhancing public safety.

"The new Kentucky State Police website will enhance public safety through innovative technology," said Governor Andy Beshear. 

"The ability to confidentially submit a crime tip will make it easier for the public to interact with and submit important information to our law enforcement officers. I encourage Kentuckians to use this tool as we work together to make our commonwealth safer for us all."

The "Tip Line" application is a confidential tool allowing individuals to provide valuable information to KSP about criminal activity, suspicious incidents, or persons of interest. 

The tip icon is located on every webpage of the new site in the lower right-hand corner. When citizens click the button, it will take them to a crime tip form page. Citizens are required to fill out the incident location, time of incident and what happened. 

There is an option to upload a file under 5MB, such as a photo, to assist in the crime tip report. It is optional to include your name, phone number and email. The tip is then routed to a dispatch center for review and action.

Another feature is the "Thank a Trooper" icon in the top right-hand corner of each page, allowing citizens to express their appreciation for the dedicated work of KSP personnel.

"We are excited to unveil our newly redesigned website, which was created with all Kentuckians in mind," said KSP Commissioner Phillip Burnett, Jr.

"We believe the new site will make it easier for the public to interact with us, while also providing a robust recruitment platform for both sworn and civilian careers within our agency."