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Lexington’s Department of Public Safety Recruitment Video

Lexington’s Department of Public Safety Recruitment Video
Emily Fay
October 6, 2025

The Divisions of Lexington’s Department of Public Safety came together to create a recruitment video. The Lexington Police Department, Fire Department, Enhanced 911, Emergency Management, and Community Corrections create Lexington’s Public Safety Family. Working together, these divisions ensure Lexington’s safety and well-being on a daily basis. The individuals who make up these five divisions are continually striving to support one another and create a unique, welcoming environment.

With almost 34 years in Lexington’s public safety department, Robert Larkin, Director of Emergency Management and a retired Assistant Chief of the Lexington Fire Department, could not agree more. Director Larkin shared, “Not only is Lexington a wonderful place to raise a family, but it’s also a great place to start your public safety career.”

The small-town charm and big-city amenities of Lexington create a unique dynamic that is perfect for any family. Lexington is a thriving city with new opportunities emerging daily. As the city expands, so does its need for public safety. So, interested in a career in Lexington’s Public Safety? Check out the Lexington Department of Public Safety 2025 Recruitment video. Please share the countless opportunities in Lexington with your family and friends!

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