Police

Welcome to the Campbell County Police Department

Campbell County Police Department is an accredited, full service, law enforcement agency. The CCPD is the primary law enforcement agency for all of the unincorporated area of the county, the cities of Crestview and Silver Grove, the Licking River, and the Kentucky side of the Ohio River. At an authorized strength of 34 sworn police officers and one civilian administrative assistant, we are the second largest law enforcement agency in the county; providing police services to the largest population of any jurisdiction and covering nearly 85% of the total land area of Campbell County. We also provide two School Resource Officers at the Campbell County High School and another at the NKY Cooperative. Beyond our primary responsibilities, we conduct juvenile sex crime investigations for most law enforcement agencies in the county and provide other support as needed. CCPD has several investigative entities including: General, Narcotics, Sex, and Electronic Crime Investigators. The department maintains a sworn Police Chaplain and Honor Guard Team, the Crisis Assistance Response Effort Team, and Bike Patrol Unit. Beyond those areas for which we staff within the agency, the department participates in numerous multi-agency and/or multi-jurisdictional teams including: the Northern Kentucky Drug Strike Force, SWAT, Accident Reconstruction, Crime Scene Processing, and Arson Investigations. In addition to the aforementioned positions, agency personnel serve on a variety of boards and/or groups which provide services to the residents of Campbell County.

Contact Us:

Dial 911 in case of emergency or crime in progress.

To file a report, speak with an officer, or have a police officer dispatched, please call the Campbell County Consolidated Dispatch Center at 859-292-3622.

Campbell County Police Department

Citizen Complaints:

The Campbell County Police Department is committed to providing a professional police force to the citizens of Campbell County. If ever you feel a police officer did not perform his/her duties in a respectful and professional manner, we encourage you to contact our department. The CCPD will thoroughly investigate all complaints against our officers, and will provide feedback to any complainant as to the results of our inquiry.

Complaints are taken by phone at 859-547-3100, by email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. , or by mail at Campbell County Police Department, ATTN: Chief of Police, P. O. Box 6 Alexandria, KY 41001.

Records Requests:

The Campbell County Police Department is committed to providing all records subject to the laws governing public access to records. Requests for records are accepted by mail, at Campbell County Police Department, ATTN: Records, P. O. Box 6 Alexandria, KY 41001, and by Fax at 859-547-3129. Given the complexity of public records laws, individuals are encouraged to contact our Administrative Assistant at 859-547-3100 in advance, to determine availability and help guide you through the process.

Submission of Collision Reports:

Kentucky law requires that all collisions be reported. In lieu of filing a collision report through a Kentucky law enforcement agency, a citizen may elect to submit a Commonwealth of Kentucky Civilian Traffic Collision Report instead. The link below will direct you to a version of the collision report along with the submission instructions.

Obtaining Collision Reports:

Collision reports are available for involved parties (see below) via online access or at the police department, three to five days after your accident. Collision reports are provided at a cost of $5.00, payable by check or cash. All persons are encouraged to call the CCPD, at 859-547-3100, in advance to confirm availability.

Collison reports are also available online at a cost of $10.00 through BUYCRASH.COM. To obtain a report through BUYCRASH, you will need to provide the state, date, involved parties name, reporting agency, and either your driver’s license number, the officer’s badge number, or your collision report number.

Involved parties include: insurance companies representing affected vehicles, the drivers or owners of the vehicles involved, property owners whose property was damaged in the collision, parents of minor children involved, or attorney’s representing the involved parties.

Kentucky State Police Civilian Collision Report Form

Accident Report Availability

Police Explorers

The Campbell County Police Department maintains a Police Explorer Post to expose and inform young people about the police profession, promote civic involvement, and promote a positive law enforcement interaction with our youth. Persons between the ages of 14 and 21 years of age, who meet the eligibility requirements, may be considered for acceptance in the program. Inquires as to the program, qualifications, activities etc. may be directed to the This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .

Honor Guard

The Campbell County Police Honor Guard was formed in 2005 and is comprised of members selected from the department. All members receive advanced training in various aspects of the drill and ceremony to include marching, flag folding, weapon salutes, and the Presentation of Colors. Sadly, one of the Honor Guard's earliest details was the funeral ceremony of one of our own police officers. Officer Jason Faulkner, while serving as an active member of the police department, passed after a long battle with Leukemia. Since that time, the Campbell County Police Honor Guard has participated in numerous events yearly to include Cincinnati Reds games, parades, awards banquets, memorial ceremonies, and other public events.

For inquiries about the Honor Guard or services they provide, contact Maj. Jeremy Newberry via email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call 859-547-3100.

VIPS

The Volunteers in Police Service (VIPS) is comprised of dedicated people from the community who volunteer their time to assist the agency through a variety of ways to diminish some of the time spent by our sworn officers on administrative tasks. For inquiries about the VIPS program, contact Lt. Tom Nitschke via email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call 859-547-3100.

Prescription Drug Disposal

In an effort to ensure expired or unwanted prescription drugs are disposed of in a legal manner that protects citizens and the environment, the Campbell County Police Department maintains a prescription drug drop off box in the main lobby. The drop off box can be accessed during normal business hours, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm, Monday through Friday. The drop off box does not accept syringes, liquids, or vitamin/dietary supplements. For more information, please contact the Campbell County Police Department at 859-547-3100.

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