Tuesday, September 4, 2012

Kentucky Women's Law Enforcement Network

The Kentucky Women's Law Enforcement Network (KWLEN) will hold its annual conference November 7-9 in Frankfort.  The theme will be "Working Together to Serve Better."  More information will follow as it becomes available.

A highlight of the conference will be the presentation of awards to outstanding members.  Winners at last year's conference were:
     Lifetime Achievement Award - Officer Deborah Marasa (Retired),
     St. Matthews Police Department.    She currently works as a learning
     specialist instructing in the use of software applications for victim
     information notification.

     Member of the Year - Pat Aldridge, Eastern Kentucky University

     Leadership Award - Commander Kelli Edwards, Lexington Division
     of Police.  She was Director of the 2011 IAWP Conference.

     Benefactor Award - Citizen's Police Academy Alumni Association,
     Lexington Division of Police

Current KWLEN Officers are:
     President - Kathy Eigelbach (Retired), St. Matthews Police Department
     1st Vice President - Jennifer Colemire, Covington Police Department
     2nd Vice President - Jackie Pickrell, Kentucky State Police
     Treasurer - Mandi Johnson, Western Kentucky University Police
     Secretary - Rebecca Robbins, Bowling Green Police Department
     Historian - Donika Kay, Bowling Green Police Department
     Chaplain - Rhonda Pendigraph (Retired), Louisville Police Department
     Central Region Coordinator - Mary Lynn Moore, Russellville Police
     Eastern Region Coordinator - Angel O'Pell, Ashland Police Department
     Northern Region Coordinator - Julie Inman, Edgewood Police
     Western Region Coordinator - Leighann Leavell, Madisonville Police