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📍 Human trafficking is not limited to one location.Large events, travel hubs, and even everyday workplaces can present opportunities for traffickers. Increasing awareness and staying informed helps communities identify and respond to potential situations more effectively.
The Kentucky Office of Homeland Security (KOHS) was proud to host the annual Blue Team Summit here in Frankfort, KY. Bringing together IT and cybersecurity professionals from across the Commonwealth for a full day of hands-on learning and collaboration.
🤝 Safety starts with awareness—and respect. Effective reporting focuses on behaviors that raise concern, not a person’s race, religion, or appearance. Actions like attempting to bypass security, conducting surveillance, or leaving unattended items are what matter.
Keeping this distinction clear helps protect civil rights while strengthening public safety efforts. When we focus on behavior, we build trust and safer communities for everyone.
🛡️ If you observe safety concerns or suspicious activity while attending Derby events, report it to the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security: https://t.co/6jnvbu1oPE 📞 1-866-EYE-ON-KY (866-393-6659)
Plan Before You Go
✅ Heading to Derby events? Have a plan. Taking a few moments to prepare before you arrive can make a major difference in your safety. Make sure your phone is fully charged, establish a meeting point in case your group gets separated,
and keep emergency contact information easily accessible. Large events can become overwhelming quickly, and preparation helps reduce stress and confusion if something unexpected occurs. A simple plan ensures you can focus on enjoying the event while staying ready for anything.
🐎 Derby season is fast approaching! As thousands gather to celebrate one of our state’s most iconic events, public safety starts with each of us. Large crowds bring energy and excitement, but they also require awareness and preparation.
y staying aware and looking out for one another, we can ensure a safe and enjoyable Derby experience for all. 🛡️ If you become aware of something impacting your community’s safety during Derby events, contact the Kentucky Office of Homeland Security:
🚨Call 911 for immediate threats or emergencies
🚓LMPD Anonymous tip line: 502-574-5673 (or 502-574-LMPD)
Thank you for doing your part to keep the Commonwealth safe!
⛈️🚫 Please Do NOT Fly Drones During Thunder Over Louisville 🚫⛈️
The airspace over Louisville will be heavily restricted to ensure the safety of attendees, pilots, and emergency responders.
🎆 Help keep this iconic event safe and enjoyable for everyone by leaving your drone at home and enjoying the show from the ground.
🛡️ If you observe unsafe or unauthorized drone activity, report it to the Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD).
Kentucky weather can change quickly—be prepared. Derby events are often outdoors, and shifting weather conditions can impact your health and safety. Stay hydrated, dress appropriately for the forecast, and be mindful of heat, sun exposure, or sudden storms.
Taking proactive steps to protect yourself ensures you can enjoy the event safely from start to finish. Weather awareness is an important part of overall public safety.
If you become aware of weather-related safety concerns impacting Derby events or your community, contact the