Laurel County Sheriff’s Department offering extra vacation patrols

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Laurel County Sheriff John Root is reminding residents who are leaving on vacation to take some precautions to protect their homes from would-be burglars while they are gone.

Root offered the following tips to help prevent being victimized:

  • Do not let others know you will be out of town
  • Stop mail delivery
  • Arrange for lawn to be mowed
  • Set house lights on timers
  • Arrange for a trusted friend close by to watch for any suspicious activity around your home and report it
  • Do not post trip pictures on Facebook until you return home
  • Contact the sheriff’s office for our assistance

with our –” Away from home extra patrols”

Residents may call the sheriff’s office at (606) 864-6600, personal message the department through Facebook, or email Deputy Gilbert Acciardo at g.acciardo@laurelcountysheriff.com.

Please provide the address and dates you will leave and return.

Deputies will be advised of those locations and conduct random drive-by’s while on patrol.

“We want to help you keep your home safe when you are away,” Root stated.

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