<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1V9wsf_1GpJzpYu00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1V9wsf_1GpJzpYu00" width="1000" height="563" ></figure>A Kentucky State Police sergeant from Grayson County is one of four KSP Post 4 in Elizabethtown troopers who earned promotions at a ceremony held on Thursday.In total, 37 troopers received promotions, including one lieutenant colonel, three majors, five captains, nine lieutenants, and 19 sergeants.“These law enforcement leaders take on a sacred responsibility in guiding this agency and their colleagues by stepping into these new roles today,” Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman said at a ceremony celebrating the promotions. “I am proud of their commitment to our commonwealth, and I continue to pray for safe, successful careers for each of you.”The promotionsGrayson County resident Jared Clemons, who has been with KSP for 16 years, was promoted from sergeant to lieutenant. Clemons is the son of former Grayson County Sheriff Rick Clemons and the brother of KSP Trooper Jakob Clemons. His grandfather, the late David W. Norris, was a retired KSP detective who began his career with Kentucky State Police in 1965.This promotion marks the second promotion for Jared Clemons in the last three years, as he was promoted from trooper to sergeant in November 2023.Other Post 4 promotions: Sgt. Travis Sturgill was promoted to lieutenant, Trooper Daniel Mann was promoted to sergeant and Trooper Carl Roark was promoted to sergeant.KSP Commissioner Phillip Burnett Jr. emphasized the importance of accountability, mentorship and leading by example as the newly promoted personnel take on their expanded responsibilities.“A promotion is about much more than a new rank, a new badge number or added responsibilities,” Burnett said. “It is about being there for others, helping those around you succeed and making a positive difference along the way. Never forget that leadership is about people. Take the time to mentor others, encourage them, recognize their potential and lead by the example you set each day.”(Photo l-r: Lt. Travis Sturgill, Sgt. Carl Roark, Sgt. Daniel Mann, Lt. Jared Clemons, courtesy of Kentucky State Police)</div></body>

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A Kentucky State Police sergeant from Grayson County is one of four KSP Post 4 in Elizabethtown troopers who earned promotions at a ceremony held on Thursday. In total, 37 troopers received promotions, including one lieutenant colonel, three majors, five captains, nine lieutenants, and 19 sergeants. “These law enforcement leaders...

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