Park Hills Police Department

Since 1927, the Park Hills Police Department has served its Kenton County, Kentucky, city, and it also provides police service to neighboring Bromley. The department states a mission centered on guarding residents and their property, applying the law evenly, upholding civil liberties and maintaining order, and it holds accreditation from the state police chiefs' association. Kentucky requires its officers to meet Peace Officer Professional Standards, with yearly in-service training through the state's criminal justice training agency, DOCJT, under KRS 15.380 to 15.404. Non-emergency calls and requests to reach an on-duty officer go through Kenton County dispatch. Residents can use online forms to report animal complaints, request vacation house checks and sign up for senior citizen check-ins, and the department links to a citizen property registration tool and regional Crime Stoppers. Through the Freddie Freeroader program, people can report Kentucky residents who drive on out-of-state plates or temporary tags past the allowed period to avoid registering their vehicles here. The site explains how to file a criminal complaint and how to appeal a city ordinance citation, and it warns that a false police report is itself a crime under KRS 519.040.

Public contact information is available for Park Hills Police Department, including 2 listed contacts that officers can use for training coordination or general inquiries when provided by the department.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau (ACS 2023), Park Hills city, KY has an estimated population of 3,155.