About Alexandria Police
Officers and Employees
Police Chief Lucas Cooper
E-mail: lcooper@alexandriaky.org
Lieutenant Colonel Joe Alexander
E-mail: jalexander@alexandriaky.org
Lieutenant Natalie Selby
E-mail: nselby@alexandriaky.org
Detective Sergeant Chris Jaskowiak
E-mail: cjaskowiak@alexandriaky.org
E-mail: jbrown@alexandriaky.org
E-mail: ghallau@alexandriaky.org
E-mail: rnorthcutt@alexandriaky.org
Patrolman Paul Cox
E-mail: pcox@alexandriaky.org
Patrolman Jared Brewer
E-mail: jbrewer@alexandriaky.org
Patrolman Alex Klei
E-mail: aklei@alexandriaky.org
Patrolman Jordan Nicoll
E-mail: jnicoll@alexandriaky.org
Patrolman Nathan Nogueras
E-mail: nnogueras@alexandriaky.org
Patrolman Mike Kruer
E-mail: mkruer@alexandriaky.org
Patrolman Whitney Buerger
E-mail: wbuerger@alexandriaky.org
School Resource Officer Mick Carrasquel
E-mail: mcarrasquel@alexandriaky.org
School Resource Officer Lisa Grisik
E-mail: lgrisik@alexandriaky.org
Code Enforcement Officer Scott Davenport
E-mail: sdavenport@alexandriaky.org
Police Social Worker Kelly Pompilio
E-mail: kpompilio@alexandriaky.org
Police Social Worker Cassie Hensley
E-mail: chensley@alexandriaky.org
Administrative Clerk Mary Morscher
E-mail: marym@alexandriaky.org
Administrative Clerk Lisa Childers
E-mail: lchilders@alexandriaky.org
Police Clerk Karen Minshall
E-mail: kminshall@alexandriaky.org
Reserve Officer Mike Klein
Email: mklein@alexandriaky.org
Chief Pilot Don Caracciolo – Drone Program
Email: dcaracciolo@alexandriaky.org
A “State Accredited” Agency
Kentucky Association of Chief’s of Police ACCREDITATION PROGRAM
The Kentucky Association of Chief’s of Police Accreditation Program is intended to provide law enforcement agencies of the Commonwealth with an avenue for demonstrating that they meet commonly accepted professional standards for efficient and effective operations. Law Enforcement executives who choose to have their agencies accredited under this program have examined all aspects of their operations. They have made conscious decisions about policies and procedures that fit the law enforcement requirements of their jurisdictions and have implemented those policies and trained their employees in their use. Accreditation reflects that the agency was carefully measured against an established set of standards and has met or exceeded professionally accepted practices in law enforcement. The Alexandria Police Department received full accreditation status in July 2002, its second five-year accrediation status in July 2007, and a third certificate in July 2012. The agency today stands as one of the most professional agencies in the state as it continues to grow with the community it serves.
Employment
POLICE OFFICER
The Alexandria Police Department is not currently accepting applications for employment. An announcement will be posted when we are actively conducting the hiring process.
On-Site Assessment
On-Site Assessment
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Community PolicingOn-Site Assessment Report |
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The attached report is the result of a request by Chief Michael Ward for an on-site assessment sponsored by the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Community Oriented Public Safety and conducted by the Kentucky Regional Police Institute (Kentucky RCPI).
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