Mike Jansen – Campbell County Sheriff's Office
Campbell County Kentucky Sheriff
Vehicles inspection fees are set to increase July 15, under House Bill 833. The legislation became law in April and increases the amount that sheriff’s offices charge for conducting inspections. The cost for vehicle inspections will be $15.
For an on-site vehicle inspection, there is a $20 travel fee and must be scheduled. Any additional inspection on the same visit is $15 each. To schedule call, (859) 292-3833.
On behalf of the Kentucky Sheriffs’ Association and myself, we appreciate your generous donation to the Kentucky Sheriffs’ Association Boys and Girls Ranch. The ranch runs for 6 weeks through the summer and gives children age 8 to 11 a wonderful camp experience with great mentors and roll models. We will be sending up to six Campbell County kids this year, completely free of charge, and this donation helps tremendously with the cost of camp.
Pictured L to R: Todd Phillips, Retired U.S. Army, Lonnie Sloan, Retired U.S. Army, Sheriff Mike Jansen, Jerry Wagner, KY Sheriffs’ Association Executive Director, and John Ranson, U.S. Navy and Past Commander of Post 3186
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We had a great time at Heros’ Day held this past Saturday at Campbell County Middle School. Thanks to everyone that worked so hard to make this a successful event. We enjoyed seeing everyone that made it out to see us.
In conjunction with the Campbell County Clerk’s Office, The Sheriff’s Office will be open the 3rd Saturday of every month from 9am until noon.
Due to the State vehicle registration system being updated, the Campbell County Sheriff’s Office will not be open this Saturday, January 6th, 2023.
Sheriff Jansen was invited to read a Christmas book to the preschool children at Southgate Independent School. Everyone had a great time with his visit and the kids really enjoyed the book.
On November 1st, 2023, The Campbell County Sheriff’s Office is proud to announce the hiring of a second School Resource Officer, Deputy Adam Noe.
Deputy Noe comes to us with 22 years of experience which started at Eastern Kentucky University Police Department, than a move to Bellevue Police Department and a final transfer to Fort Thomas Police Department where he served a progressive 11 and a 1/2 years as a Patrolman, Detective, Sergeant and retiring as a Lieutenant.
Deputy Noe will be serving the two parochial high schools in Campbell County, Newport Central Catholic, where he is an alumni (Class of ’97) and Bishop Brossart High School.
Noe stated, “I’m excited to be part of the NCC and Bishop Brossart families. I hope to be able to provide a safe atmosphere for the students and faculty, but also provide peace of mind for the parents when their children are here! I know many of the families who have children at both schools, not to mention several of the faculty members.” He continued, “Knowing these families, I have either coached their children at some point, known them since they were born or they are friends of us and our kids.”
Sheriff Mike Jansen stated, “The Sheriff’s Office feels that we really have struck gold with Deputy Noe and Deputy Darryl Jouett, who has been serving as SRO at Southgate Independent School since the start of the school year. Both men fit into their new roles extremely well, and the families and community can rest assured we will do all that is in our power to continue to keep children safe in this partnership with the schools”
A special Thank You to the Northern Kentucky Regional SWAT Team for providing our SRO Darryl Jouett with Mr. Chris Carpenter (Retired Lieutenant Fort Thomas PD) of Livingstone Security Systems. Chris has twenty years experience in law enforcement with 18 of those years assigned to the SWAT team where he served as a team leader. He has trained school staff, police patrol officers, SWAT operators, narcotics agents, Ark Encounter & Creation Museum public safety, private businesses, as well as agents / officers in an array of foreign countries.
Today he spent several hours with the faculty and staff preparing them for what we hope and pray will never happen, an attack on the school. Having a readiness mindset and going through drills is paramount in protecting our children.
Tax bills WILL NOT go into the mail until the very end of October.
Campbell County Property Tax Bills will be available for payment November 1st, 2023 in our offices, by mail, any Campbell County Heritage Bank location or on-line via our website. Go to the Tax Information Tab on our website for all tax information. The month of November provides a 2% discount for payment within this month and ends December 1st.