Lexington Mayor Confirms Police Chief’s Resignation
The mayor of Lexington has confirmed the resignation of the city's longtime police chief.
Lexington, KY, November 6, 2026 —
Lexington’s mayor has officially confirmed the resignation of the city’s police chief. The mayor’s office released a statement on Tuesday, acknowledging the departure of the longtime head of the Lexington Police Department. Specific details surrounding the circumstances of the resignation were not immediately available.
The identity of the police chief, as well as the effective date of their resignation, were not provided in the initial confirmation from the mayor’s office. Information regarding the tenure of the outgoing chief was also not disclosed.
It is not yet known if an interim chief has been appointed or if a search process for a new police chief has been initiated. Further details are expected to be released by the mayor’s office or the police department in the coming days.
The Lexington Police Department is a key law enforcement agency serving the city. The departure of its chief marks a significant transition for the department and the city’s public safety leadership. The mayor’s office has stated it will provide updates as more information becomes available.
Details regarding the former police chief’s service duration or any specific reasons for their resignation have not been made public at this time. The timeline for selecting a successor remains unclear.
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