Homeland Security Office Seeks
Peer Reviewers
for 2008 Grant Process
FRANKFORT, Ky. (April 23, 2008) – The Kentucky Office of Homeland Security (KOHS)
today announced a call for applications for peer reviewers for the 2008 Homeland Security grant process.
KOHS seeks a diverse
group of reviewers. Individuals with experience in law enforcement, fire fighting, emergency management, and emergency
medical services, as well as lay persons with no experience in first response are encouraged to apply.
The week-long review will begin
on Monday, July 7 with a half-day training session. The rest of the week will be spent reviewing and scoring applications.
KOHS will have a
block of hotel rooms for those needing overnight accommodations. Meal tickets will be provided for lunch and dinner
at the Transportation Cabinet Cafeteria, and state per diem will be provided for travel and dinner.
The peer reviewer application form
can be found at http://homelandsecurity.ky.gov/. The application can be submitted by mailing it to the Kentucky Office
of Homeland Security at 200 Mero Street, Frankfort 40622 or by emailing it to holly.downey@ky.gov.
Applications are due May 30, 2008.

FRANKFORT, KY (March 18, 2008) - The Kentucky Office of Homeland Security and the Kentucky Intelligence
Fusion Center announce the resurgence of the EYE-ON-KY Tip Line. By calling 1-866-EYE-ON-KY, Kentuckians can anonymously report
any suspicious criminal or terrorist activity they witness. The Tip Line is specifically aimed at averting threats to Kentucky's
citizens, businesses, and critical infrastructure.
Informational bulletins and posters
will be distributed through the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security's Citizen Corps program, direct mailings to infrastructure
owners and operators, and through the Kentucky Intelligence Fusion Center's Intelligence Liaison Officer program for distribution
within their jurisdictions.
If you have questions regarding the EYE-ON-KY Tip
Line, please contact Lindsey Hix with the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security at 502-564-2081 or Lindsey.Hix@ky.gov.
If You See Something - Say Something
1-866-EYE-ON-KY
To Report Suspicious Activity Click Here
Eye on Kentucky Info Card clink on the link below for a PDF version.
Eye On Kentucky Info Card PDF

McGruff with Senator Damon Thayer. Photo submitted by Officer Natalie Payne, Georgetown
Police Department.
PSC reminds residents of "Do Not Call" list changes The Kentucky
Public Service Commission (PSC) is reminding residents that the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has assumed responsibility
for maintaining the list of telephone customers who do not want to receive calls from telemarketers. Under a bill passed by
the 2007 Kentucky General Assembly, names already on the Kentucky do-not-call list were transferred last year to the FTC's
national registry. With that change, Kentucky customers wishing to sign up for the do-not-call list in the future must do
so by contacting the FTC, either online at www.donotcall.gov or by calling toll-free at (888) 382-1222, from the number they
wish to register. A link to the FTC site is available on the Kentucky Office of Attorney General's do-not-call Web site,
www.nocall.ky.gov.
Complaints regarding possible violations of Kentucky or federal do-not-call statutes may be filed
with the Kentucky Office of Attorney General (
www.nocall.ky.gov or 866-877-7867) or the FTC (
www.donotcall.gov or 888-382-1222). A brochure explaining the do-not-call law, as well as today's order, may be found on the PSC's
Web site, psc.ky.gov.